Boodle is the mayor of the town that was attacked by Buggy the Clown early on in the series, Orange Town.   (Source: One Piece Wikia) 

Zebro is one of two groundskeepers at the Zoldyck family's estate on Kukuroo Mountain. He acts as a gatekeeper in front of the Testing Gate at first glance, but is actually just a janitor that cleans up after Mike (the largest Zoldyck guard dog) after it disposes off intruders. Even though he doesn't look like a man of muscle, he actually is muscled and astoundingly strong.

Battera is a multi-billionaire spending as much as is needed to buy as many copies of Greed Island as necessary. He makes the players sign a contract stating: don't complain if you get hurt or die, he gets to decide what cards you take with you, you get 50 billion jenny upon completion.  It is revealed he spends so much money on this to get the Archangel's Breath card, to cure his comatose lover. She ends up dying before anyone has finished, and he buys his way out of the contract.

An old reclusive automail master. His lifelong dream was to build automail with hidden cannons inside them, and he had the opportunity to do just that with Paninya&#039;s automail legs. Winry begs him to let her be his apprentice, but he defers her to Garfiel instead, even though Winry helped deliver his grandson.    It is noteworthy that when he found out Winry was the granddaughter of Pinako Rockbell, he flipped out, as apparently he has some memories about the &quot;Pantheress of Resembool&quot; that he would rather forget (&quot;Leopardess of Resembool&quot; in the dubbed anime).    In the anime, no mention is made of any desire to build hidden cannons, though he did build one into Paninya&#039;s right leg. He refuses to sell an automail arm to a young rich man because it is an arm for a fighter, and the young man does not really need it. At the end of the series, he is seen helping Winry train to become an even better mechanic.

Former General Philip Gargantos Armstrong is is the current head of the illustrious Armstrong family, father to Major Alex Louis Armstrong, Major General Olivier Mira Armstrong, and their younger sisters Amue, Strongine, and Kathleen Elle. His wife's name is not known. A bit of a windbag, Philip enjoys relating stories of his family's grandeur and his own eventful military career to anyone unfortunate enough to become his captive audience, and seems to have passed on this family pride to Alex. Being a former General, it would seem that Philip is a rather insightful man, quickly understanding from Oliver's demands for the Armstrong estate that Amestris was no longer safe, and taking his wife and daughter Kathleen off to Xing on an "extended vacation".  (Source: The Fullmetal Alchemist Wikia) 

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The father of Bulma, Dr. Briefs is an elderly, brilliant and eccentric scientist. He is one of the smartest men in the world. Dr. Briefs is the founder of Capsule Corporation and the man responsible for the invention of the Hoi-Poi Capsules, which can shrink inanimate objects down to pocket sized capsule of namesake. He is easy-going and friendly. Dr. Briefs rarely leaves his home, even if he knows he'll die (in the Buu Saga, he and his wife refuse to leave their pets even after Capsule Corp. has been specifically targeted for destruction; they know they can always be wished back) and he can often be found tinkering on a number of complicated gadgets while surrounded by his beloved pets. His favorite pet is a small black cat, named "Tama" in the original anime and "Scratch" in the FUNimation dub.

Hachigen Ushōda is the physically largest vizard. He was formerly the lieutenant of the Kido Corps under Tessai Tsukabishi. He wears a tuxedo and has a black crossbone design in his pink hair. He is usually referred to as Hachi (ハッチ, sometimes translated as 'Hutch'), but his actual name is Hachigen. He seems to be a binding spells expert, since he is always tasked with making barriers and such for the vizard's use. By his own admission, his powers are very similar to those of Orihime Inoue's. Despite his unusual size, Hachi is actually very kind and gentle and seems to enjoy Orihime's company.

The doctor responsible for Genos' repairs and upgrades. He was pursing the cyborg that destroyed Genos' town. Genos begged for him to make him into a cyborg after promising the destroy the cyborg that destroyed his home.


Grandpa Son Gohan became the adoptive father and grandfather of Son Goku when he found him near the landing site of his space ship when he was an infant. Gohan was taught martial arts by Muten-Roshi and passed on his knowledge to Goku. Gohan warned Goku to never look at a full moon and to stay indoors on nights of one - implying that he had already transformed before and Gohan managed to survive the first time. He followed his advice for sometime until one night when Goku stepped outside to relieve himself; he then glanced at it, transformed into an Oozaru and killed Gohan by stomping on him. From that time on, Goku believed that Gohan's soul was in the Four-Star Dragon Ball.    ~!He is brought back by Uranai Baba during the Fortuneteller Baba Saga to make a point to Goku that he needs to train harder and make his tail work for him instead of against him. He also appears in the filler mini-saga "The Wedding arc" where he is an assistant to Annin and Goku must use the Magical Furnace to put out the fire on Ox King's castle. !~  He then only appears in flashbacks for the rest of the series. Grandpa Gohan is a playable character in Dragon Ball: Advanced Adventure and Dragon Ball Z: Budokai Tenkaichi 2.

Muri (ムーリ, Mūri) is the elder of a Namekian village that is the home of Dende. While being interrogated by Freeza&#039;s group, he manages to destroy all of Freeza&#039;s scouters, which causes Freeza&#039;s collection of the Dragon Balls to be delayed. He is killed soon afterwards. After being revived by Dragon Balls, he is named the new grand elder, giving him the ability to return the Dragon Balls to life. After traveling to the New Namek, he powers up the Dragon Balls, giving Porunga the ability to bring multiple people back to life with one wish.

Drayden is a dragon type gym leader in Opelucid City.  Drayden first appeared in BW036 in Iris's flashback where he was introduced as a Dragon master. He witnessed Iris and Excadrill in battle while visiting the Dragon Village  and congratulated her on her victory. Iris then quickly challenged Drayden to a battle which he graciously accepted. However, the Dragon master proved to be too powerful for the young Trainer and Iris and Excadrill lost. He appears to be acquainted with the village's elder. 

Assistant of Enma Ai, who becomes the black straw doll with a red string around its neck, the string probably originating as the red scarf he wears in human form. He also frequently takes the form of a burning wheel on Ai's coach when she goes to the human world to claim a soul. The coach incidentally bears the same black flame-crest that appears on the chest of those people who contract with the Hell Girl. At all other times, Wanyuudou appears as an older man whose eyes remain mostly shut, wearing a fisherman's hat and fairly old-fashioned Japanese clothing. Despite appearing quite mild-mannered at most times, Wanyuudou possesses considerable skills in martial arts. Wanyuudou's name means "A wheel entering the road" a reference to the flaming wheel form he most commonly assumes. In episode 12 of Futakomori it is revealed that he is from the Samurai era and had been the driver for a princess' entourage, and failed to save them with all dying in the process. As a result, he became a yōkai terrorizing people in the form of a flaming wheel. It is Wanyuudou who first states he and his two colleagues owe Ai a grave debt because she saved them from falling into Hell. (Source: Wikipedia)

To most people, he&rsquo;s just an old man running a little medicine shop on the fringes of Infinity Fortress with his granddaughter. But behind the frail exterior lies all the secrets of Infinity Fortress itself. The one who raised MakubeX and taught him all he knows about mathematics and computers, Medicine Man Gen is strongly believed to be the chief architect of Infinity Fortress and its core tower, Babylon City. Exiled by choice from his creation - which now seems to run on its own AI and virtual reality - Gen seems to be dealing with his guilt for helping create such a monster by assisting those (such as Kazuki and the GetBackers) who wish to unlock Infinity Fortress's secrets and open it up to the world. (Popularity rating: 35th)  

__Height:__ 256 cm (8'5")
__Debut:__ Chapter 100; Episode 52
__Affiliations:__ ~!Revolutionary Army!~ 
__Occupation:__ ~!Supreme Commander of the Revolutionary Army!~ 
__Origin:__ East Blue (Goa Kingdom) 
__Residence:__ Baltigo (former) Dawn Island (former) 

~!Monkey D. Dragon is the father of Monkey D. Luffy and is also the son of Vice-Admiral Monkey D. Garp. Known as the Revolutionary Dragon, he is the world's most wanted criminal, and another one of the several characters given the middle initial "D". He has had his revolutionary ideas spread throughout the world and has taken several nations. He is also the only member of the D. family to look serious, partly due to his strange facial mark. Despite being an enemy to the World Government, he still keeps contact with his father.  Before the start of the series, Dragon left Luffy in Garp's care. Dragon first appears after a lightning bolt suddenly destroys the gallows where Luffy was to be executed by Buggy the Clown and then saves Luffy from being captured by Captain Smoker. When he saved Luffy from Smoker, a mighty gust of eerie wind swept through Loguetown. It is undetermined whether or not he was the cause behind the gust of wind or the lightning; however, the story leads to believe there is more to him than it seems. Recently, he has taken over an island in the South Blue and is about to head to the North Blue when he commented, after noticing Luffy's newest bounty, given to him after invading Enies Lobby, that father and son will meet sometime soon.!~

(Source: Wikipedia)

Fluder Paradyne is the Imperial Court Wizard of the Baharuth Empire in the New World. He is the headmaster of the Imperial Magic Academy and he is also in charge of the Ministry of Magic in Arwintar.


__Residence:__ Cocoyasi Village
__Occupations:__ Doctor
__First Appearance:__  Chapter 77; Episode 32

Dr. Nako (often simply called "Doctor") is a doctor from Cocoyashi Village. Although a relatively minor character overall, he was one of the major characters from Nami's childhood.  He plays a major role in the flashback, while he plays a minor role in the present. He aids the crowd in fighting the Arlong Pirates and later tends the wounds of Zoro, Luffy, Yosaku, and Johnny. Nako grumbled about the crew having no doctor which gave Luffy an idea to find a doctor of their own. He then put the pinwheel tattoo on Nami's left arm to cover her stab scars.  He wears a bandana with a red cross, a common symbol for medical personnel, (which is edited out in the English anime) and a sunglasses.


Camparri is the attendant and martial arts teacher of Mosco. He appears in Dragon Ball Super during the Universe Survival Saga.

Raoul is an anime-only character. He owns a bar at Loguetown called Gold Roger. In his youth, he used to know Gol D. Roger, who visited his bar and told him he would conquer the Grand Line.

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Walter Cruz is a Brazilian actor and voice actor.

Walter began his career as an actor in 1963, becoming a radio broadcaster in 1966, an announcer in 1976 and a narrator in 1986. Then he started dubbing in 1989, at BKS.

__Non-Anime Roles:__
~!- Norman Briski, William Sanderson, and Jeon Kuk-Hwan (Most of the productions)
- Doctor Younan Nowzaradan / Dr. Now (My 600-lb Life)
- Carl Fredricksen (Dug Days and Carl's Date)
- Dale Horvath (The Walking Dead)
- Kele (Moana 2)
- Giles Winslow Sr. (Christopher Robin)
- Norman Cousins (The Best Exotic Marigold Hotel and The Second Best Exotic Marigold Hotel)
- Sheriff Bud Dearborne (1st voice - 1st-2nd season; True Blood)
- The Bookkeeper (American Gods)
- Boodle (One Piece Live Action)
- Thomas Valente (Jericho)
- Floyd (1st dub; Rock Dog)
- Mr. Binnacle (Mary Poppins Returns)
- Rubin (Ant-Man and the Wasp: Quantumania)
!~

Walter Cruz

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