Misc choices

You saw an option labeled Misc choices.

"What's this?" You asked.

"Women from series where they tend to either extremely few in number or are the only woman," Cori answered.

"Ah, smurfette principle," you muttered.

1 - Pam and Polly from Eek the Cat, the episode Quadrapedia- Two sexy cats with magic powers, evil minions, and a desire to be the most beautiful. Knowledge you can create Lifestones with them would entice them to be your henches because they are evil and would be thralled with the idea of having more power.

2 - Gadget Hackwrench -Cori can provide a band that can allow Gadget to alter her size. It is advised to let Gadget wander the labs as you offer her employment, since she is a tech-head. If you explain or let her review Cori's instructions, she'll be eager to create lifestones, but only for the sake of researching them and using them in inventions.

3- Natasha Fatale - an evil spy who works with Boris Badenov to serve their boss, Fearless Leader. By offering her the chance to rule worlds by serving you and pointing out that Fearless Leader would either work her to the bone or simply kill her if she succeeded in conquering the world for him, you have a chance of recruiting her.

4 - Major Motoko Kusanagi - WARNING! it is advised to let Cori hack her, or she will kill or betray you to prevent you from your evil goals. Though she may have a human brain, Cori can access it via Motoko's robot body. She cannot produce lifestones, unless you research a way to allow robots to get pregnant.

5 - Roll from the Mega Man cartoon - It is advised to let Cori hack her. Her skills with repairing, reprogramming, and modifying are great, but she does have a strong sense of justice. She cannot produce lifestones, unless you research a way to allow robots to get pregnant.

6 - Samus Aran - A intergalactic bounty hunter. Some versions of her are willing to work for anyone for the right amount of money. Cori can replicate the money, but Cori doubts she'll help you create Powerstones for any amount of money. So it is suggested to allow Cori to put a special virus in one of the upgrades Samus normally picks up, so Samus's powersuit will hypnotize her into wanting to be your hench. Other choices from Metroid tend to be clones of Samus, like Dark Samus and SA-X. Both of those can be genetically modified to be more like Samus.

7 - Chel from the Road to El Dorado - Feisty, street-wise, witty and clever, Perfect traits for a con-artist and a thief. She wants to leave El Dorado. By offering her to be your right hand, riches, and a promise to always listen to her, you'd get a loyal hench.

8 - Colleen of Road Rovers - She's skilled at martial arts, has a sharp wit, and a sense of humor. downsides are that she is part of a team that will look for her and she's an anthropomorphic dog.

9 - Tara Boumdeay of the Attack of the Killer Tomatoes Cartoon - A genetically-altered tomato that turns into a human woman when exposed to pepper, but turns back into a tomato when exposed to salt. She's a girl of the eighties, what with her hair, valley girl way of speaking, and clothes. She has telepathic and telekinetic powers. However, due to the series she's from, expect her to point out tropes when they occur and fourth wall breaks, no matter what world she is in. With six milk bottles and a tuning fork, she can either perform a sex position or create a tomato frenzy.

10 - Mrs. Toad from Don Bluth's Movie, Thumbelina - An anthropomorphic toad version of Charo. She likes Fame, Fortune, and singing in front of large crowds, so promising her those, being able to back it by being a multiversal conqueror, and giving her a bracelet that will allow her to change size will get her loyalty. As for fighting ability, she's more stealth than anything else, but cartoon logic claims she'll be good at kicking things.