Hyoma may be blind, but that is hardly a weakness. His lack of sight has heightened his hearing, and he can detect the exact number of enemies approaching from miles away. Wise and honorable, he also hides a terrifying power. He is Gennosuke&#039;s master as well as his uncle, and has trained him since he was a small child. Hyoma believes in Gennosuke&#039;s leadership, and is willing to defend Gennosuke with his own life. 

(Source: FUNimation&#039;s Official Basilisk Website)

Brash, self-centered, and noisily infatuated with Matsuya and Ropponmatsu Unit 1, Iwata is generally disliked but tolerated by his neighbors and co-workers. His tendency to make inappropriate statements towards women and his rivalry with Ropponmatsu Unit 2 often lead to him being physically assaulted.    In volume eight of the manga, Iwata suddenly dies of colon cancer, but is promptly resurrected, with his brain given an android replica body by Shioji. There are many theories about his relationship with Watanabe due to the strange attachment he has toward his fellow roommate. Watanabe on the other hand, hates Iwata&#039;s guts.    (Source: Wikipedia)

Height: 192 cm  Masaru Katou has a good personality; he loves to help people and easily cares for everyone. His parents are dead so he is responsible for his younger brother who he is fiercely protective of. Katou usually takes the position of being a leader because he has good authority, but is unable to hurt others which hinders his performance in the game of Gantz.  Masaru Katou was Kei Kurono's childhood friend. They meet each other again the day they die because Katou was trying to help a drunk off of the train line, with Kurono reluctantly lending him a hand.   

Kimiaki is one of Keitaro's childhood friends. He loves to make fun of Keitaro, calling him a failure in girls and academics, but pulls back later on when Keitaro becomes more successful. He almost always appears with Haitani. His main interests are in women, and one of his only upside is some degree of skill in computers. He is short, and is almost always shown with big round glasses. In the manga's fifth volume, Su even calls him a "small, fat, Hobbit". One running gag in the series is that none of the girls in the Hinata Inn can remember who Shirai and Haitani are, even though the two are often in their presence.

A third-year who is currently the captain of the Seigaku tennis team. He is known to be a National-level player and has been noted by many characters in the series to be one of the toughest opponents in their era.

He is the main male character of the story and narrator of the series. He is a somewhat antisocial 17-year old high school student who gets higher than average grades and used to be on his school&rsquo;s track team. Shuji is very unsure of his initial feelings for Chise and feels that their relationship is more trouble than its worth, though his feelings deepen as the story progresses.  ~Wikipedia

His special ability is to optically camouflage himself, as well as seemingly take flight. He is one of Cardinal Sforza's most trusted friends, and apparently has been by her side for at least 10 years prior to the story line. He usually spends his time by Lady Caterina's side, but occasionally goes on missions like the other members of the AX.  (Source: Wikipedia)

Bart Garsus is a first-class citizen from Taraak, coming from rich parents who owned a food production company. He is initially an easily excitable, weak, and cowardly character, and ends up becoming the helmsman of the Nirvana when the ship chose him for the job. Early in Vandread: The Second Stage, Bart showed compassion for a sick little girl on a polluted planet. She listened to his embellished stories and laughed at his jokes. When a Harvest ship came to the planet, he showed courage for the first time by fighting them off almost single handedly with the weapons of the Nirvana. But while he was gone, she died from her illness. She left a doll of Bart she was making, without finishing the hair, so Bart shaved his head in memory of her. Towards the end of the series, he develops feelings for BC, not knowing her secret, but even after he finds out, he is not swayed, and continues to pursue BC for a relationship. While more settled late in the series, Bart remains a comic relief character. (Source: Wikipedia)

__Height:__ 207 cm (6’9”)

Kuro is the former Captain of the Black Cat Pirates. He is known as "Kuro of the Thousand Plans" for his elaborate plans that virtually never fail. Thusly, he earns the title of the second most intelligent person in the East Blue behind Ben Beckman.  He has super-human speed with which to deliver his attacks. His skill is such that at full speed he is only able to be seen as a vague blur or by the damage his attacks cause. He primarily uses a special attack called Shakushi (Death Scoop/Death Ladle), that allows him to sweep a large area, killing anything his claws connect with at random, including his own crew. The technique travels roughly the same speed as CP9's Soru ability. The difference is that when Kuro uses that technique, he cannot see what he is attacking, whereas CP9 have mastered this ability and therefore can.  

(Source: Wikipedia)

Kokuryō's ace striker. Kyōsuke's rival as the best striker in the region. Japan Youth Team member.

The young heir to a powerful Merchant, the Ayamaro, in the city where Kirara begins her search. His shielded lifestyle leaves him with a somewhat self-centered yet playful attitude on life, really a cover for a rather calculating, manipulative and cruel character. He falls in lust with Kirara upon first sight and seeks to add her to his harem. When Ayamaro is summoned to the capital, he becomes the new minister of the city of Kogakyo. However, Ukyo himself is soon summoned to the capital, where he is revealed to be a replicant of the current emperor, Amanushi, who sent Ukyo out to be raised by peasants and taught by merchants in the hope of creating a successor worthy to be emperor. After surviving a 3-day ordeal, Ukyo is proclaimed heir to the throne. He then murders the emperor to succeed him and launches a plan to pit the villagers, ronin and nobuseri bandits against one another to consolidate his control.    Ukyo has an extreme dislike for mechanical samurai, especially the Nobuseri and Kikuchiyo, because they remind him of his days as a peasant when he himself was terrorized by bandits.     ~!  Ukyo is eventually killed in the final episode by falling into a ravine along with the capital ship. !~

Dylan is a minor character in Bakugan: Mechtanium Surge. He appears to be some sort of dealer inside Bakugan Interspace. His attitude seems to be a combination of Shadow Prove's and Stoica's. He is also seen licking a blue and white striped lollipop. Both the Brawlers and Team Anubias find him quite annoying, but Team Sellon seems to enjoy him. He is really an AI program to keep things interesting in Interspace.

__Race__: Alien

Melzalgald was one of the Alien Invaders who attacked A-City. Its body is able to change shape and It has multiple heads, each of which is able to separate and form its own body.

Miyagawa is an esper and a former member of Claw. He was part of the upper echelon called "Scar".

He is a powerful Esper and a former member of the terrorist organization​ Claw as part of the Ultimate 5.

Self-proclaimed ace striker of the team, he had troubles with Goenji and later on with Fubuki, for that position.

Dwun lives in the biggest castle in Greed Island. It's his responsibility to give out the prize for the quiz and the prize for the eventual winner. He's extremely messy and childish, making fun of Gon for expecting leads to find Ging. The "D" in "Greed" (Island) comes from his name. He also asks Gon if he would prefer a regular or tailored ending, even though no custom-made ending exists. He tells Gon that Ging is an awful guy. Dwun's real name is Wdwune. When Ging found out he said, "I see. Then take out the W. From now on, you're D-w-u-n, Dwun." In his room, it appears he does nothing but chain smoke and play games. He can even use his feet to smoke.

A skilled Blacklist Hunter who's also on the wanted list himself, he has the ability to learn every bit of information from someone after chewing on someones hair that's been cut using his favorite scissors.  He preys on Bisuke but does not back down after learning about her true form, requesting a match without Nen.   Being beaten by Bisuke, he's being forced to practice with Gon and Killua. 

Tanzou was a Genin from Hidden Leaf who particpated in the Chuunin exam. He and his teammates made it to the second test of the exam. While he was off finding food, his teammates decided to open their Heaven scroll. Unfortunately this served to automatically disqualify the team. When he returned he found his teammates Minoji and Shibire knocked out and their exam over.    

__Height:__ 188cm
__Likes:__ God, the Bible, faith, purity
__Dislikes:__ The Devil, heresy
__Ability:__ The Scarlet Letter

He has the ability to convert his own blood into holy words and control them.

One of The 3 Judges of Hell along with [Rhadamanthys](https://anilist.co/character/18723) and [Aiacos](https://anilist.co/character/7391), and the most powerful between them, with a calm and careful fighting style. His power steams from the Heavenly Star of Lofty and it's said to be in the same level as the Gold Saints.

Jenos Hazard in the manga Jenos is 25 as said in the anime.Jenos is the Chronos Numbers member Number VII. Among the Chronos Numbers, he probably is the best looking, and is a bit of a womanizer. However, he does not just flirt with girls, as he actually falls in deep love with every single one of them, Rinslet Walker being one of his favorite candidates through the story. Jenos's weapon is a glove named "Excelion," which has indestructible Orichalcum wires attached to it, and can be used to cut very deeply or grasp something very tightly. Along with Naizer and Beluga, he is a member of Cerberus, being the middle-range attacker. He stops Beluga from executing Nizer's suicide plan to finish Creed off, resulting in a risky escape from the castle where Beluga dies to hold a huge ceiling tile while Jenos escapes carrying Nizer unconscious. He also plays the role of trying to stop Baldorias and Kranz from fighting Train and Sven (even though he's not very warmly received), and brings Kyoko to Sephiria for their meeting, where Sephiria wishes to test Kyoko. In the final attack on Clarken Island, he tags up with Lin, who he shows great ease in getting along with.  Jenos Hazard in the anime Even though on the Manga he shows a friendly alignment to Train and Sven's sweeper team, in the anime, he shows a neutral attitude at the start, mainly because Eve was his target once, saved by Train. However, he develops a supporting attitude towards Train's group as of the Eden incursion. He also has a different role, as he partakes in many missions he did not in the manga. For example, he watches the World Conference in a helicopter and is also given the mission of taking out Eve or take her to the Chronos headquarters at the start. In the Anime, he also is always accompanied by a Chronos eraser, that aids him. His relation with Lin is not of old acquaintances, as it is more strict and formal. Also, it would seem his feelings towards Rinslet are of love, even though it's not known if he's just a flirt.He always finds opportunity to express his feelings to Rinslet at tight situations even though they are just words. However, they are closer than they are in the Manga. In the last episode, Rinslet is talking on the phone with him.  Incidentally, it's worth noting that Jenos' number is 'Lucky 7' the opposite to Train's 'Unlucky 13'. As such, his 'VII' mark is also on his chest, but on the opposite side from Train's. But overall, Jenos was never said to be lucky even if he was the "lucky VII."  (Source: Wikipedia)

One of the first racers from Saitama to actually race against Takumi with his turbocharged Levin, he appeared later in Fourth Stage, this time replacing the turbocharger with a supercharger for more linear acceleration. Wataru is a skilled driver who honed his skills on the treacherous Shomaru Pass. He came to Gunma in hopes of facing new racers to challenge. As well as to watch over his sister Kazumi, who just got a job at a hotel with her aunt. Wataru reappeared in episode 9 of Fourth Stage as Nobuhiko's cousin, to watch Takumi race against the Northern Saitama Alliance in the hopes of finding a weak spot.  Wataru later raced against Keisuke Takahashi in a wet weather race, but when his tires lost grip upon touching a metal gutter while he adjusted his wipers, he was defeated.  Some time later, Wataru confronts the imposter Project D somewhere in Saitama and helps the real Project D expose them as the frauds they are.  (Source: Wikipedia)

Garfiel is a skilled automail engineer and the proprietor of Atelier Garfiel in the town of Rush Valley. When Winry Rockbell is referred to him by Dominic, Garfiel is only too happy to accept the cute young girl as his live-in apprentice and joins the rest of the Rush Valley community in treating her like a beloved family member. Garfiel is rather effeminate and appears to prefer the company of men, which results in his acting largely as a source of comic relief in scenes that involve him.    (taken from: FMA wiki)

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Ricardo Sakamoto Sawaya, better known as Ricardo Sawaya, is a Brazilian actor, voice actor and dubbing director.

_Non-Anime Roles:__
~!- Liu Kang (Mortal Kombat X, 11 & 1)
- Kotarō Katsura (Gintama 2: Rules are Made to be Broken)
- Long (Wish Dragon)
- Shirako Takamoto (Hot Wheels: Acceleracers franchise)
- Andrew Baines "Andy" Bernard (The Office)
- Mitchell Vincent Pritchett (Modern Family)
- Philip Blake / The Governor (The Walking Dead)
- Randall Park (Marvel Cinematic Universe, Always Be My Maybe and Blockbuster)
- Floyd Lawton / Deadshot (Injustice 2 and LEGO DC Super-Villains)
- Dick Grayson / Nightwing (LEGO DC Super-Villains)
- Griffon Minos (Saint Seiya: Soldiers' Soul)
- Ed (2nd voice; Parks and Recreation)
- Gil (Midnight In Paris)
- Chirrut Îmwe (Rogue One: A Star Wars Story)
- Doctor Mark Devanow (2nd dub; Mad About You)
- Doctor Curt Connors / Lizard (Ultimate Spider-Man)
- Raúl Lázaro (Trese)
- Thor (1st dub; The Super Hero Squad Show)
- H.E.R.B.I.E. (2nd dub; The Super Hero Squad Show)
- Chris Miller (Detroit Become Human)
- Mark Cheung (Batman: Arkham Knight)
!~

Ricardo Sawaya

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