Goggles is a soldier in the Scout Regiment fourth squad under the command of Hange Zoë, who is noted for his trademark glasses, or "goggles". He participated in the 57th Exterior Scouting Mission and often accompanies higher ups, such as Hange and Levi, on serious missions.
 
(Source: Shingeki no Kyojin Wikia)

The Props Master in Fuyumi Irisu's independent film. He also was one of the three detectives involved in solving the mystery of Hongou's unfinished script.

President of the track and field club.

~!He's been in love with Akane since the first year.!~

He is one of the seven Level 5 espers, ranking second after Accelerator and is the leader of SCHOOL, one of the many underground factions. His power is production of the Dark Matter, the substance which isn't supposed to exist in this world, which makes him the opposite of Accelerator who specializes in destruction.  He shares a rivalry with Mugino Shizuri, team leader of ITEM and the number #4 Level 5 esper 'Meltdowner'. He strives to become the strongest, even if it means to kill off Accelerator. He's also a ruthless, cocky, and coldhearted individual who shows no mercy or compassion towards his enemies or bystanders, and won't hesitate to look down on anyone whom he deems inferior.   

~!In the war between the underground factions of Academy City, Kakine fights Accelerator but loses. Yomikawa stopped Accelerator from killing Kakine but Kakine stabs her from behind, causing Accelerator to go berserk and kill Kakine in a gruesome way- going as far as tearing him into countless pieces. But later Kakine reappears in New Testament and features prominently in the sixth volume. It was revealed that he wasnt actually dead but his body was preserved by the Kiharas. He learns to copy human cells thanks to Kihara Byouri using his power in Baggage City, resulting in him becoming able to create even his own body. !~

Freeza is a fictional graphic novel supervillain who first appears in the Dragon Ball manga created by Akira Toriyama. Freeza also appears in the television special Bardock: The Father of Goku; a few Dragon Ball Z movies, and in Dragon Ball GT. He is one of the most powerful major supervillains introduced throughout the Dragon Ball universe. In the gag series Neko Majin Z, it is revealed that he has a son, Kuriza. 

Freeza is introduced in the series as the powerful galactic overlord on a mission for immortality and conquest, ruler of an empire said to control seventy-nine or more planets. Freeza creates armies from the planets that he conquers, his most utilized race were the Saiyans. Freeza had heard about the legend of the Super Saiyan, a being with unrivaled power, but dismissed it as simple mythology; however, after several Saiyans emerged with rapidly evolving potential, Freeza began to fear that the legend would indeed come true, so as a result, destroyed the Saiyan race. His actions and lust for power eventually bring him into conflict with the heroes of the series when he tries to take possession of the wish-granting Dragon Balls on Planet Namek. 

~!Freeza's fears were realized when he was defeated by Goku, who in turn had become a Super Saiyan. His character would return shortly thereafter, having survived the encounter with Goku but having been left with multiple metal prosthetics. Though accompanied to Earth by his father, Freeza is unable to avenge his loss, being killed with relative ease by a newcomer to the series, the half-Saiyan time traveler Trunks. A blood sample taken before his ultimate fate would later become a catalyst for the next arc's featured villain: Cell, a warrior genetically engineered to be perfect. Toei Animation would continue to make use of the character in their anime adaptation, with Freeza making brief cameo appearances during the Boo arc, animated features, and Dragon Ball GT. He is last referenced in the manga as a measure of the strength of the Kaioshin, the supreme lords of the Dragon Ball universe, as "each of whom could have felled Freeza in one blow." In Toriyama's out-of-continuity parody of his earlier work Neko Majin Z, Freeza sends his henchman Vegeta on errand to retrieve his missing son on Earth.!~ 

(Source: Wikipedia)

Mabu Akutsu, a policeman who works at a policebox, and Reo's partner. ~!Mabu and Reo are the one responsible for murdering suspected criminals and extracting their desires, creating Kappa Zombies. He worked for the Otter Empire!~

~!Mabu is actually a Kappa serving the Kappa Kingdom. During the war with Otter Empire, he was gravely injured and to save him, the Otter implanted a mechanical heart that explodes if he ever uttered a word of love to Reo. This causes Reo to believe that Mabu was a copy that is devoid of emotion. He died after confronting Reo one last time, saying that he loved him, exploding his heart in the process.!~

~!Was brought back to life when Keppi fused with the dark kappa.!~

He is the vice captain of the 203rd Aerial Mage Wing, and the captain of the 2nd Aerial Mage Squadron belongs to it.


**Height:** 178 cm (5'8")

The first member to join Kurata in the club. Kudou brings with him a reputation for fighting and delinquency, which initially makes others distrustful of him. However, underneath his rough exterior is a kind heart who wants to honor his deceased grandfather by playing the koto.

~!Prior to the start of the series, Chika was neglected by his father and was caused to live with his grandfather, Gen Kudo, instead. During these days, Chika would always get into fights and is infamous because of this. Despite this, Tetsuki Takaoka was close to him and would often come to Gen's house to check up on Chika. Through his grandfather's attempts, and also Tetsuki's reaching outs, Kudo starts to become mellow. Unfortunately, the bad crowd he was hanging out with disliked this and set Chika up by ransacking his grandfather's house where he crafts kotos that he is blamed for this by the neighbors and the police. Not long after this incident, Gen passed away due to a heart disease and it is revealed that Chika now lives with his paternal aunt, Isaki Kudo, after Gen's passing.!~

He is the main character of Kenja no Mago. After dying in a car accident. He was reincarnated into an unknown world carrying with him a vague memory of his previous life in his previous world.

(Source: Kenja no Mago Wiki)

Shunsou was a famous artist but his art technique was criticized due to it being “different” from the standard at the time. He comes from quite a good family but is freeloading in Ougai’s house.
Quiet and reserved, can be snarky and apathetic at first but is probably the only one who could stand Ougai’s antics. If his artist mode is switched on however.

Diablo is the Black Primordial and a loyal servant of Rimuru Tempest. Before he met Rimuru, he went by the nicknames Black or Noir, the latter which he received from his fellow Primordial kin. After receiving the name Diablo from Rimuru, he evolved to a Demon Peer.

__Unit:__ AKATSUKI
__Club:__ Archery Club
__Circles:__ Dramatica, Keito Lecture, Manga Club

As the son of a buddhist priest, he tends to drone on when giving lectures. While he may seem overly serious, and perhaps a bit moody, he becomes slightly vulnerable when unexpected incidents occur. He carries out captivating performances with the flow of his mellow singing voice.

At first he appears quiet and almost shy, even having been described as a “quiet glasses guy” by fellow AKATSUKI member Kuro. However, when he has passion towards something, he becomes incredibly determined. Keito is incredibly serious, and takes any jobs he is given very seriously. Even if they make him uncomfortable or confused, he will fulfill a job to the best of his abilities. This is what helps make him a talented leader for both AKATSUKI and the Archery Club.

Keito appears to have a fondness for traditional Japanese culture, having been raised in a Buddhist temple. He acts as an idealized Japanese man- strict on rules, smart, and serious- and is the leader of the academy’s traditional-based unit. Despite that, he’s able to acknowledge that AKATSUKI will occasionally need to break from their traditional roots, as “traditional” comes across as “stiff” to many, limiting their fans.

The last of the three mercenary children helping Chigusa. He supposedly came to Japan from the Istanbul Magic Association a month prior the school field trip to Kyoto, but was actually hired by Chigusa Amagasaki for her plan. She refers to him as "Newcomer". Fate is an expert in both Western and Eastern magic, is highly skilled in martial arts (noted by Negi to slightly resemble the chinese martial arts he practices), and is stronger and more skilled than Negi, as of the current story arc. He was the one that almost turned everyone at the Kansai Magic Association headquarters into stone, and kidnapped Konoka when Chigusa failed to do so on earlier attempts. The name he has may not be his real name, as noted by Eishun and furthed by Professor Akashi's report. He disappeared after he and the summoned demon god were defeated by Evangeline. He specializes in water-based and petrification spells and can perform Eastern magic such as summoning demons using ofuda. Recently, Fate has appeared outside the gate to the magic world, and, upon entering the magic world by following Negi's group, attacks Negi by piercing him with a spear-like projectile. He and a group of mages (whose identities are unknown- however, one of them seems to know Asuna) then engage in battle with Negi's ministras, separating the group with a forceful transportation spell, and accomplished the mission they were originally sent to do: destroying the gateway to the normal world (the group later set out to destroy the other gate keys). Fate and his group later framed Negi's team for this, putting a bounty on each of the Ala Alba members, making it harder for them to move freely. It is noted by Evangeline that Fate may not be human (saying he was something more akin to a puppet). His and his group's intentions are not known at this time.

Kai is a small, brown-furred mongoose with a slender build and face. His features are small but expressive.

Kai is eager, brash and desperate to prove himself. Driven to a fault, he’s shown to be somewhat selfish. He expressed little sorrow after Tem's death, instead seeing it as an opportunity to advance his career as he assumed that he would be given the role.

(Source: Beastars Wikia)

The son of the head-priest of a certain shrine in Kyushu. Both his parents are dead and he was raised by his grandfather. On his grandfather&#039;s referral, he entered Saint Ritsumei Academy in Tokyo

Although he only appears for a few minutes in one episode of the series, he seems to show a very exaggerated form of fatherly doting toward his daughter Sernia.  Upon seeing her, he greets her with many kisses as an exaggerated form of the European custom to place a kiss on either cheek; this even scares Akiharu when he holds him in a bone-cracking man hug.  He appears to support Selnia engaging in strange activities and even mistakens Akiharu as Sernia's lover. He makes a ridiculous assumption that it is a "romance that transcends social classes" upon hearing misguided information form the Flameheart head maid.  He is apparently very tall as when standing beside Akiharu, he's almost two heads taller than he is.

Hoshikawa is Haruka's classmate and a handsome, if narcisstic boy who enjoys the romantic attention of nearly every girl in school. However, Hoshikawa is only interested in male-to-male relationships, especially with Haruka, who naturally fails to notice the deeper significance of Hoshikawa's allusions.

__Height:__ 176 cm

Revchi was a member of the Clover Kingdom's Violet Orca squad of the Magic Knights, where he was known as Revchi of the chain. After some years, he leaves the organization for unknown reasons and becomes a thief.

Daman Mills is an American voice actor affiliated with FUNimation Entertainment. 

__Non-Anime Roles:__

- Blade - Honkai: Star Rail (VG)
- Lyney - Genshin Impact

Daman Mills

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