Imperial Army General, Chief of Staff. A rationalist boasting enormous knowledge. Cooperates with [Rudersdorf](https://anilist.co/character/121059), Chief of Operations, to plan and implement strategies.

Caster of Red is the Caster-class Servant of Jean Rum of the Red Faction in the Great Holy Grail War of Fate/Apocrypha.

Placing the importance of the Story above all else, he lies and cheats and by any means conduct himself that he might witness the unfolding of a grand tale, beautiful beyond compare. Consequently, he tends to distance himself from mentality of the "participant," taking instead the perspective of an abstract, "Authorial" third person. His regard for others differs by individual, dependent on their qualification as a special existence, or "protagonist." He interacts with "normal humans" only in a shallow, dismissive manner, and expresses an extreme interest in "protagonists." In slight narcissism, he frequently drops such self-authored quotes as, "Things bad begun make strong themselves by ill." He's taken a liking to certain terminology from modern fiction, such as "Death-Flagging." With short and effective words, he brings to light that what humans usually keep hidden. This is like suddenly being poked by rambling, incongruous words, so one would probably feel shocked.

As the world is the greatest story ever told to him, or so it ought to be in his eyes, he willingly employs deception, provocation, or anything else for the sake of spinning the story. He greatly loves those who are out of the ordinary from the bottom of his heart, perusing the tales they spin. With greatly exaggerated outbursts of emotion, he acts as he wishes, gracefully admitting that it is suitable to call him a trickster.

~!Caster's true name is William Shakespeare (ウィリアム・シェイクスピア), a poet and playwright from the Elizabethan England.
His father was an affluent man in Stratford, but it is uncertain if Shakespeare received a higher education. Half of his life is shrouded in mystery and there are many mysteries in his career, such as an undocumented gap of seven years. In his early days as a playwright, his productions revolved around comedy, then historical drama, before he changed his style for magnificent tragedy. At the same time, he also played as an actor in the underground, and he was the target of slander and derision from influential people. In any case, he just had to write a few works and his reputation didn't know where to stop. Considering how he was belittled by a senior playwright as a "upstart Crow" at the time, it seems that he was quite envied.
He is the only playwright whose fame has reached around the world, he is representative of authors of the western world. His name shines brilliantly on the history of English literature, his popularity as a great man from England is the highest possible. Still having a large influence over modern literature, it can be said that those with no knowledge of his works are to be disparaged as ignorant. It is also said that those looking to trace the source of any piece of modern literature will always find a Shakespearean creation. Having written too many masterpieces to list, his four greatest tragedies rising above all others are "Othello," "Macbeth," "Hamlet" and "King Lear."!~

(Source: Type Moon Wikia)

__Height:__ 186 cm (6'1")

The president of the Armed Detective Agency, who manages the hooligans. Although he doesn't often come out, at a critical moment, he triumphantly takes command. Because Yukichi is a man of dignity and status, it seems even the frivolous Ranpo will actually work if he orders it.

(Source: Bungou Stray Dogs wiki)

Commander of Urban Defense Operation of APE Operational Headquarters.

Andreas Rise is the central antagonist in Saint Seiya: Soul of Gold. Initially, he was the doctor at Valhalla Palace, but Andreas was possessed by the false god Loki.

When Aioros was 14 years old, he, along with fellow gold saint Gemini Saga, were summoned to Pope Shion&#039;s throne room for an audience. There, the Grand Pope revealed that their goddess had once again reincarnated in the form of an infant, and so the Sanctuary must prepare itself for the imminent wars. As Shion himself was getting on in years, he decided that it was time to appoint one of the twelve Gold Saints as the successor to his seat. At the time, most of the Gold Saints were still too young; only Gemini Saga and Sagittarius Aioros were most qualified. The Pope eventually selected Aioros as the new Pope, and asked Saga to serve as an assistant to the Sagittarius Saint.    Saga, possessed by his evil side, became jealous at the fact that he was not chosen for the seat, especially since he believed that he was superior to Aioros in terms of power and wisdom. Saga confronted Shion regarding his decision and killed him. He disguised himself with the Grand Pope&#039;s garments, and left to kill the infant Athena. Inches before Saga could dig the golden dagger into the baby&#039;s belly, Aioros appeared and halted the blade from striking the death blow. The Sagittarius berated the man he assumed to be the Pope, but was quickly shoved aside. After a minute of struggle, Aioros sent Saga flying into the nearest wall, knocking off his headdress and mask. Upon seeing Saga&#039;s face and realizing that Saga had killed the Grand Pope, Aioros immediately snatched away the infant Athena and ran off from Sanctuary.  Saga, disguised as the Pope once more, sounded the alarm and sent guards to go after the saint. It is at this point that he officially branded Aioros as a &quot;traitor&quot;. He was eventually found by Capricorn Shura and managed to flee, but was deadly injured.  As he was dying, he ran into Mitsumasa Kido, who was touring Greece at the time. Aioros begged the elder Kido to become Athena&#039;s new guardian, and explained to him the travesty that had taken place at the Sanctuary. Along with other secrets, Kido learned about the existence of Athena&#039;s Saints and their Cloths. Entrusting the elder Kido with Athena and his own Sagittarius Gold Cloth, Aioros succumbed to his injuries. It is unknown as to where exactly Aioros died and buried, as the whereabouts of the location is omitted in the series.    After his death, Aioros&#039; spirit would provide assistance for Athena and her Saints. He has aided Seiya in battles by lending the young bronze saint the Sagittarius Gold Cloth time and time again, and even appeared once to his brother Aiolia during Aiolia&#039;s fight with Seiya, when he demanded proof of Saori&#039;s identity as the goddess Athena. When the bronze saints were in the Temple of Sagittarius, the Sagittarius Cloth moved on its own (or with Aioros&#039; spirit), and fired its golden arrow into a nearby wall -- revealing a final hidden message of the gold saint&#039;s last will: &quot;To you young boys who have reached this temple, know that I entrust Athena&#039;s life in your hands. Aioros.&quot; It is likely that Aioros foresaw that one day, new Saints would go to his temple to fight for Athena.    When Athena&#039;s saints were once again fighting against Hades&#039;s spectres, all the Gold Saints, both dead and alive, gathered in Hades&#039; room to break the Wailing Wall. Only with sunlight can the wall be destroyed, and because each individual gold cloth contained a bit of solar energy, gathering all twelve would provide enough of it to properly damage the wall. At this point, the spirit of Aioros appeared with the rest of the recently deceased Gold Saints to aid their comrades in accomplishing this task. Focusing on a single point of the Wailing Wall, Aioros guided all twelve gold saints&#039; individual attacks into one, and struck the wall. Once the mission was completed, Aioros and the rest of the gold saints dissipated, leaving only the gold cloth behind.    Although Aioros&#039; moves were not shown in the original manga, there are nevertheless two techniques that were attributed to him in other mediums: one in the anime adaptation, and another in Episode G. They are:  Atomic Thunderbolt (atomikku sandāboruto): Aioros shoots a massive amount of energy balls with some electric charge. This attack is from the anime, and was revealed during a flashback fight against Capricorn Shura.  Infinity Break (infiniti bureiku): This technique allows Aioros to shoot an infinite number of light darts that pierce anything upon contact. With this attack, Aioros destroyed Horus&#039; army in Saint Seiya: Episode G.    Aioros&#039; cloth, Sagittarius Cloth, is armed with a bow and a golden arrow. This arrow is often depicted as the main weapon of the series and gives the final blow in four of the five movies of the series when is used by Pegasus Seiya. It was hinted on the original series and confirmed in Saint Seiya Episode G that the golden arrow can concentrate the Cosmos of those surrounding it if they wish.    Even though most fans recognize his given name as Aiolos, the true intention of Masami Kurumada was to name him Aioros, a Japanization the name of the Greek god of the winds Aiolos. This can be confirmed in vol.11 of Kurumada&#039;s manga, in Aioros&#039; testament. Kurumada drew capitalized Greek letters spelling the character&#039;s name as Aioros : &Alpha;Ἰ&Omicron;Ῥ&Omicron;&Sigma;. He clearly used a &quot;R&quot; instead of an &quot;L&quot;, in the spelling of the name. If he had wanted to spell it Aiolos, he would have drew them as: &Alpha;ἴ&omicron;&lambda;&omicron;&sigmaf; or &Alpha;Ἰ&Omicron;&Lambda;&Omicron;&Sigma;. Some attribute the discrepancy to the fact that in Japanese, the letter &quot;L&quot; doesn&#039;t exist, and is replaced by the letter &quot;R&quot; in foreign words. The fandom in general is mostly familiarized with the more &quot;Greek&quot; spelling, Aiolos, though in some languages, such as in the Latin-American Spanish dub of the anime, the arguably more Kurumada-accurate &quot;Aioros&quot; is used.  As revealed by Masami Kurumada in vol.12 of his manga, Aioros became a Gold Saint at an early age. He had already been granted the Gold Saint status and the Sagittarius Gold Cloth before the time he was 14 years old.

Lawrence III (Japanese: ジラルダン Gelardan) is a self-styled collector, appearing as the main antagonist in The Power of One. Many refer to him as explicitly a Pok&eacute;mon collector, though there is no evidence that he had any Pok&eacute;mon himself prior to the movie. His Japanese voice actor is Takeshi Kaga, while his English voice actor is Neil Stuart.    He travels about in his airship, known as 飛行宮 Hikōkyū (literally, &quot;Flying Palace&quot;), which is about the size of a small city, and gathers artifacts from around the world. Despite the scope of his collection, however, he remains rather shortsighted about the world, with his entire plot to capture Lugia reflecting this; his not taking into account the disruption of the natural forces governed by the legendary birds leads to his downfall.    Very little is known about his past, with the only concrete information given by him in the movie. The first object in his collection was an Ancient Mew card, and it remains the only thing remaining in his possession at the end of the movie, inspiring him to continue his collection on a more modest scale. His family is equally mysterious, with his only known relative, his mother, being stated as having died.     Bulbapedia

 He is a member of the Du Feld Conglomerate and an emperor of the Underworld.

Pod 042 and Pod 153 are tactical support units that are the standard assigned Pods to YoRHa soldiers in NieR:Automata. They are mainly loaded with various weapons for long-ranged attacks. These Pods display correspondence from the command center and exchange operational intelligence between units.

Pod 042 supports 2B.

Aries Mu (牡羊座のムウ, Ariesu no Mū?) Age: 20      Date of birth: March 27   Nationality: Tibet   Class: Saint   Loyalty: Athena   Cloth: Aries   Rank: Gold   Training: Jamir   Height: 1.82 m   Weight: 75 kg      Secret moves: Glamour Illusion, Crystal Wall, Crystal Net, Starlight Extinction, Stardust Revolution   First appearance: Manga: Chapter 12, vol.3 Anime: ep.10 Is a fictional character from the manga Saint Seiya, authored by japanese mangaka Masami Kurumada, and later adapted to anime. He is one of the bronze saint's most trusted allies, and serves as the man who repairs damaged cloths in the early stages of the series.  Mu was introduced by Masami Kurumada in vol. 3 of his manga.  Under the tutelage of Shion, the Pope of the Sanctuary, Mu was able to become the Gold Saint of Aries at a young age. While all gold saints have a base of psychic powers to some degree, Mu has been stated to possess the strongest raw psychic talent among all living gold saints. This allows him to manipulate his gift to various degrees: psychokinesis, telepathy, teleportation, and various other powers are at his command.  Mu is very soft spoken, with a scholarly-like personality; his demeanor is very tranquil and logical, almost as if he is a professor of the Sanctuary. Various official translations of the manga and anime, as well as Mandarin language Saint Seiya fans, tend to refer to the character as 'Lord Mu' or 'Mister Mu'. He is good friends with Taurus Aldebaran, and is very respectful to the 243 yr old master Libra Dohko.  Before the start of the series, Mu removed himself from Sanctuary after suspecting that his mentor (and then-Pope), Aries Shion, had been quietly assassinated. He relocated to Jamir, a mystical land that only those with a high level of either psychic or Cosmo power can enter. From here, Mu severed all ties to Sanctuary and lived a life of solitude with his apprentice, the young psychic Kiki. It wasn't until years later, when he met Dragon Shiryu and Pegasus Seiya, that he began to become involved in the affairs of Sanctuary again.  Throughout the manga and anime series, Mu is the man to go to when a Saint needs his or her cloth repaired. Although every individual Cloth has the ability to regenerate itself after a battle, a hands-on restoration from Mu is needed if a cloth has been severely damaged to the point of death. In normal cases, 1/3 of a person's total blood supply is required for Mu to begin work right away. When restoring an armor, Mu uses hardware tools and the elements that are used to forge a Cloth: the mythical and extremely rare metal known as Gammanium, used in an alloy with the legendary metal Orichalcum, and finally, the radiant Star Dust Sand.  (Source: Wikipedia)

__Nationality:__ Italy    
__Class:__ Saint   
__Loyalty:__ Athena, Gemini Saga   
__Cloth:__ Cancer    
__Rank:__ Gold    
__Training:__ Italy (Sicilia)    
__Height:__ 184 cm      
__Secret moves:__ Sekishiki Meikai Ha (Praesepe Underworld Waves)

__Height:__ 252 cm (8'3") 
__Affiliations:__ Arlong Pirates; ~!Sun Pirates (former)!~
__Residence:__ ~!Fish-Man District (former); Arlong Park (former)!~ 
__Bounty:__ ~!9,000,000!~ 

Kuroobi is a ray-type fish-man. Kuroobi is one of the strictest members in his crew and has always been wary of Nami's supposed allegiance to Arlong. Kuroobi practices "Fish-Man Karate" (called "Merman Karate" in the now defunct 4kids dub) to fight his opponents. During the battle with the Straw Hats in the Arlong arc, he fights against Sanji whom he nearly defeats when the cook goes underwater to try and save Luffy. As a Fish-Man, Kuroobi has an advantage underwater. However, Sanji manages to force him up to dry land by breathing the air from his gills, suffocating him, and then promptly beats him into submission with his kicks.  

(Source: Wikipedia)

Mr. 9 is Princess Vivi's assigned male partner during her infiltration within Baroque Works. He wears a crown decorated with nines and fights with acrobatics coupled with steel bats. He and Vivi meet the Straw Hats while trying to kill Laboon the whale for food.

(Source: Wikipedia)

Seido Hishigata is the father of [Sou](https://anilist.co/character/155708/Sou-Hishigata) and [Tokiko](https://anilist.co/character/155705/Tokiko-Hishigata). He serves as the director of Hitogashima's only hospital, the Hishigata Clinic.

~!It is revealed later in the series that Seido Hishigata used his clinic as a front to hide his affiliation with [Haine](https://anilist.co/character/155704/Haine) where he would feed the bodies of the deceased to her.!~

Daniel is the eldest of the three brothers. After their father&#039;s death he turned his younger brother Pierre into his servant and treated him in a rude way. Later it was the reason for Daniel to call himself &quot;the richest man&quot; when wooing to Princess Rose.  Daniel seems to be the head of the family after his father&#039;s death, as the second son, Raymond, obeys him. Daniel is greedy and not quite honest as Pierre&#039;s part of the heritage was divided between the eldest brothers.

Dartz is the main antagonist in the Waking the Dragons story arc of the second series anime. He and this arc do not exist in the manga. He was the last king of the city of Atlantis and his history is tied to that of the lost city.

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