Ryoma is the original leader of the Getter Team and the protagonist of many of the Getter Robo adaptions. In the original manga, he is portrayed as an extremely violent martial artist and the son of the "Dojo Destroyer" Ichigan Nagare.   Ryoma is first discovered by Professor Saotome's assistants when he breaks into a karate tournament to take revenge on them for disgracing his father's name. Impressed, Saotome follows this up by sending 3 hitmen after him as a test of his ability. Ryoma kills all three men, and in his weakened state is kidnapped by Saotome and taken to his research center. There he meets Saotome and his daughter and son, Michiru and Tatsuhito.  Soon after, the research institute is attacked by dinosaurs and many of the staff, including Tatsuhito are killed. Saotome tells Ryoma to pilot the incomplete Getter Robo in place of Tatsuhito against the attacking dinosaur empire. Ryoma succeeds at this, and continues to serve on the Getter Team as it's leader.  In the TV adapation, Ryoma's character is drastically different, he is now a football player and seems to be more easy-going.

Kaneda is a carefree gang-leader who boasts a custom-modified motorcycle. He and Tetsuo have been best friends since early childhood. He is brash and not above teasing Tetsuo despite feeling affection for him as a younger brother. Upon rescuing Kei, Kaneda becomes involved in the activities of her group of anti-government guerillas in hopes of locating Tetsuo.

Sometimes being a mad scientist can be a good anything, though mostly it ends up biting you in the ass later on. Kyuusaku Natsume, however, as cooky as he may seem, is in fact a genius when it comes to robotics. Married to the president of Mishima Industries, Lady Akiko, Kyuusaku worked as a full time inventor at her company. He designed robots, weapons, computers, and other high tech devices.  But eventually he discovered that his latest creation, the MK android, was about to be used for destructive uses, and he quit. Kyuusaku bailed out on the company and his wife, and took their only child, Ryunosuke, plus the android with him. On Christmas Eve, Kyuusaku was still trying escape from Kyouko and Arisa in Poison 1. During the car crash in which they finally escaped, Ryunosuke's pet cat was fatally wounded. So Kyuusaku gave him the best present of all.  Nuku Nuku. Kyuusaku uploaded the cat's brain into his MK android body and shaped it's appearance to be a beautiful high school girl. Kyuusaku considers himself a good father even though he's a bit crazy. He gets insomnia time to time, and goes overboard whenever his hands are working on a nifty new toy for Nuku Nuku to play with. Personally, Kyuusaku is a very laid back and careless man.  He's not overly serious but he's by no means a hippie. Ryunosuke means a lot to him and he trusts Nuku Nuku to protect him, having pride in both her love for her family and in his own work. Akiko's over bitchiness is what drove Kyuusaku to split, but deep down he still enjoys being with her. No way in hell he'd wanna share beds or rooms for that matter with her ever again, but still.  Nuku Nuku has been supplied with a plentiful supply of useful inventions to aid her battles against Akiko's strike force. And while he may continue to just be a laid back, crazy old guy who can't sleep or stop smoking to save his life, Kyuusaku is just a fun guy who can't help but spread the excitement all around.

An industrialist, genius inventor, and consummate playboy, he is CEO of Stark Industries, a chief weapons manufacturer for the U.S. military. The son of a Manhattan Project engineer, Howard Stark, he is an engineering prodigy, having built a circuit board at four years old and an engine at six, as well as graduating from MIT summa cum laude (with highest honor) at the age of 17. He takes charge of Stark Industries at the age of 21. Later in his career, Stark suffers a severe heart injury during a kidnapping in which his captors attempt to force him to build a massively destructive weapon. He instead creates a powered suit of armor to save his life and escape captivity. Stark later decides to use the suit to protect the world as Iron Man.

Kyōsuke's father, he works as a photographer and has no esper powers.

Yasha-ou is the King of the Yasha clan and Bushinshou (warrior god) of the North, also happens to be the strongest one out of the four bushinshous. His given name is Yama, that is what it was before he became Yasha-ou. 
After he heard the Prophecy from Kuyo, he became very interested in the whole rebellion, so he went and broke Ashura&#039;s seal and freed them. After the Yasha clan was demolished because Ashura was brought into the village, Yasha-ou and Ashura set out on their journey to find the other members of the Six Stars. Yasha-ou is a pretty stoic person who doesn&#039;t like to talk much, but is very determined to defeat Taishakuten. Yasha is Ashura&#039;s best friend and a kind of lover

He is a former member of the Brazil national football team and mentor of Tsubasa.

One of Moriarty's henchmen. Smiley is tall, lanky, has something of a limited intellect. Before working for Moriarty, he and George/Todd were members of the Bengal Pirates that appeared in the first episode, though they escaped being arrested with the rest of the crew.

In the episodes directed by [Hayao Miyazaki](https://anilist.co/staff/96870/), he is colored a pea green, while in other episodes, he's medium brown.

The mysterious resident of room #4. The other tenants gave up on finding out anything about this strange man whose personal information is completely unknown, even job or age. Yet he seems to have something to call his job, and somewhere to call home, since he was away during the new year's holiday. His hobby is peeping and eavesdropping. His room's closet is connected to Godai's room by a huge crack that Yotsuya always opened whenever somebody tried to seal it. The only time anybody saw Yotsuya at work was when he tutored Yagami, although he didn't teach her anything. All he has done in the course of four years recorded in TV or manga has been to create unspeakable messes. It has been speculated among fans that Yotsuya is one and the same as the character Sekoi in another Rumiko Takahashi Manga titled Dust-spurt. In it, Sekoi is a secret agent working for the HCIA="Hinomaru Central Intelligence Agency".

Carlos Rivera is a Venezuelan bantamweight boxer who ranked #6 in the world. The reason he is called a "A King Without A Crown" is because there is a rumor that the world champion is too afraid to fight him. Yoko Shiraki brings Rivera over to Japan to help Joe recover.

~! After his 12-Round Match with Joe, Carlos goes to Mexico City to fight the Champion Jose Mendoza, but is knocked out in the first round, 1 minute and 33 seconds in. After the match, his manager, Robert, claims, “Carlos Rivera did not lose against the champion, Jose Mendoza. He was already broken by an unknown Japanese boxer named Joe Yabuki” confirming that Carlos was left punch drunk after his match with Joe. While offered a rematch with Jose, Robert turns it down and says that Carlos may never step into the ring ever again !~

Giovanni Battista Caproni is a famous Italian airplane designer who inspires Jirou Horikoshi to become also an airplane designer. He called Jirou not by name but the "boy from Japan".

Guile is a Sergeant in the United States Air Force. He has pride in both the Air Force and his men, and frequently goes out drinking with them whenever they can. He and his partner, Nash, have served together for many years in various missions and military conflicts. As a military person he is regularly found working out and lifting weights.He has won at least one boxing tournament and probably others not mentioned in the show. His martial art style that he uses in combat is loosely based on U.S. Military Combatives, the official martial arts styles that the U.S military teaches to its soldiers     (Source: Wikipedia)

Eugene is the vice president of "Conception" and responsible for the heading "public relations." He's only a few years ago to "Conception" to hit, but he knows what he wants. "Conception" is no longer the market leader in the robot manufacturers and has been supplanted by "Hu-Gite." Eugen helps the "MPD" in their investigation in "Third-case", but they are suspected to have built himself the "Thirds". suspicion is no accident, because the design of the "Seconds" is similar. the company's philosophy is the same as that of "Hu-Gite," but for Eugene are the rather empty words. robot does he consider it created to realize the human imagination. after Hours "abused "he satisfy the female robot to his perverse sexual fantasies. order was to establish itself as the market leader again" remain third-project "is very attractive, but as the contract between Mars and the Earth Federation would be prevented and the profit off.

The biological father of Raditz and Son Goku, Burdock is a Saiyan who is given the gift of precognition. In several of his recurring visions, he witnesses the destruction of his home planet Vegeta by the hand of Freeza. After escaping certain death from Dodoria, he tries desperately to change his planet's grim future by attempting to combat Freeza and his legion of men head on. ~!He ultimately fails on ceasing Freeza's attack on the planet and is killed in the process. Moments before his death, he received a vision of his son facing the warlord. According to the anime special, Burdock was estimated a battle power of 10,000 by observant doctors while recovering from his last mission.!~

(Source: Wikipedia)

Bardock is first introduced in the television special, Bardock - The Father of Goku. It was only after the film's airing in Japan that he was later shown in two panels of the manga by Akira Toriyama, who helped design the character for Toei Doga's television production. His name is a pun on "burdock" (バードック), a herb. While the Viz manga and FUNimation's Japanese-language English-subtitled anime both use "Burdock", FUNimation's English anime dubs uses "Bardock", and some Japanese merchandise even use "Barduck".

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