Genta Kojima is a student in Teitan Elementary School when Shinichi joins his class as [Conan Edogawa.](https://anilist.co/character/1742/Conan-Edogawa) Shortly afterwards, he and his classmate [Ayumi](https://anilist.co/character/4228/Ayumi-Yoshida) decide to investigate an apparently haunted mansion, and they persuade Conan to come along. When their friend and classmate [Mitsuhiko](https://anilist.co/character/4252/Mitsuhiko-Tsuburaya) expresses his skepticism about supernatural hauntings, Genta forcefully 'persuades' him to tag along as well. As it turns out, the haunting is a cover-up for an old homicide case. 

Soon after, the accidental acquisition of a treasure map leads Ayumi, Genta, Mistuhiko and Conan on a hunt for a cache of stolen Italian gold coins, during which Conan saves them from getting killed by the mafia members who are also after the gold. After the case is resolved, Mitsuhiko joins Genta and Ayumi in forming the nucleus of an amateur detective group, the Detective Boys. Genta is quick to pronounce himself the leader of the group, but his lackadaisical leadership abilities are commonly neglected in the field, and in fact everyone _(even Genta)_ unconsciously views Conan as the group's actual leader. Genta's school shoe locker is used as a mailbox for any of their fellow students to present them with a case to solve. 

Genta is the self-proclaimed leader of the Detective Boys. He loves food, especially braised eel on rice, and can eat more than all the other Detective Boys members combined. When discussions of money come up, Genta tends to think about it in terms of how many eel bowls he could buy. He also tends to mess up certain Japanese terms with similar-sounding words _(especially if the latter are related to food)_ and sometimes has trouble reading even the most common Kanji, which on occasion causes some ridicule from his classmates and friends. His brash personality, lack of awareness of his surroundings, and tendency to not think before acting often lands the Detective Boys _(or at least himself)_ in sticky situations. 

Even though he is brash, outspoken and can be intimidating, Genta is actually very kind and dependable. He is a good friend of Ayumi and Mitsuhiko, and has been shown to greatly admire his father, who is considered to be a classic "Child of Edo". He is apparently an only child living with his parents, who run a liquor store called "Kojima Liquors". He also has an uncle who lives in Gifu.

(Source: Detective Conan World)

Sango Yokomizo was originally the head inspector of the Saitama district, though he transferred to the Shizuoka district soon after. However, he and his twin brother [Jugo,](https://anilist.co/character/30363/Juugo-Yokomizo) who is also a police inspector and has remained in Saitama, stay in touch and have even assisted each other in various _(and even locally unrelated)_ cases. 

[Conan](https://anilist.co/character/1742/Conan-Edogawa) often runs into Yokomizo when he is away for a festival, or on a vacation. It is hinted that Sango is the head inspector of a richer town, as he often is involved in a case at a fancy hotel, or one of [Sonoko Suzuki's](https://anilist.co/character/1749/Sonoko-Suzuki) vacation spots, as well as the homes of her relatives. He is also the head inspector in most cases involving a famous actor or actress, and at many festivals.

Yokomizo is a capable police officer, though with one odious personal habit: he tends to get his face right into a suspect's face, study them closely, and scream into their face when he believes he is onto something, a habit which even he believes is a little embarrassing. Another trait of his is to speak really loudly when deeply involved in an investigation. His loud voice has received many complaints from suspects.

(Source: Detective Conan World)

A powerful native who lives at the base of Karin Tower with his son Upa. He is muscular, tall, and a man of few words.      ~!Shortly after befriending Son Goku, he fends off Captain Yellow&#039;s men by himself, but he is later speared by Tao Pai Pai, who is looking for Goku, and killed. Goku avenges him by taking training from Karin and defeating Tao Pai Pai himself. When Shenlong is summoned again, Goku&#039;s wish is that Bora be brought back to life. In his next appearance, he assists Goku once more by throwing Yajirobe (with an injured Goku on his back) up Karin Tower. Bora is seen with his son (and several other natives) in the first and last couple episodes of Dragon Ball Z when the Z Warriors go to Kami&#039;s Lookout for training against the Saiyans and when he gives energy to Goku for his Genki Dama. He also briefly appears in the GT episode &quot;Piccolo&#039;s Decision&quot; when Goku is with Upa. Bora&#039;s appearance and customs are based upon the stereotypical Native American.!~

A huge sword-wielding bear that has a taste for sea turtle. Goku's first true battle is with this bear, who refuses to back down after Goku threatens to fight him if he won't let them pass. He was defeated easily by Goku with a punch to the forehead. The bear thief is a playable character in the game Dragon Ball: Advanced Adventure.

Tambourine is Piccolo Daimao's second son, a humanoid gargoyle-like member of the _Mazoku_. His orders were to assassinate all contestants from the _Tenkaichi Budokai_, in addition to acquiring the Dragon Balls. 

~!Tambourine murders Kuririn, as well as other tournament participants such as Man Wolf, Chapa-O, Pamput, Bacterian, Namu, and Giran. Later, he would be killed by Goku in revenge.!~
   
In a flashback, another _Mazoku_ similar to Tambourine is seen during the time of Piccolo Daimao’s initial reign, though it is impossible for them to be the same. He also makes a cameo in Dragon Ball GT as one of the villains who escape from Hell. 


Cell is a fictional graphic novel supervillain who first appears in the Dragon Ball manga created by Akira Toriyama, followed by Dragon Ball Z and Dragon Ball GT. He is the ultimate creation of the scientist Dr. Gero, cloned from the cells of several characters from the series. As a result of the cloning, Cell is labeled the "perfect warrior", possessing genetic and even personality traits and abilities from almost all of the Dragon Ball characters.  These include, but are not limited to,  Piccolo, Freeza, Vegeta, and even Son Goku himself.    (Source: Wikipedia)

__Race:__ Half-Saiyan, Half-Human  
__Height:__ 175 cm (5'9”)

Gohan is a shy and studious intellectual, and as a child lacks the Saiyan fighting spirit. However, because he is forced to protect the ones he loves, he taps into his vast half-breed Saiyan potential and emotional reserves, becoming one of the most powerful Z Fighters. As an adult, he abandons his superhero duties and uses his mind, as a premier scholar of the Dragon World. Gohan was extremely powerful, surpassing powerhouses like Goku and Vegeta at times. 

(Source: Dragon Ball Super Exciting Guide, Character Edition)

The son of Bora, he accompanies Son Goku for a short time during the Fortuneteller Baba Saga in order to recover all of the Dragon Balls so they can wish his father back to life. Upa is a member of the native tribe who serve as the guardians of Karin Tower. His father is the chief, however, the rest of the tribe is not seen until the end of the manga. He participates in the fight against Uranai Baba's thugs and helps Pu'ar defeat Dracula Man (a kickboxing vampire) with garlic breath. At the end of Dragon Ball Z, now an adult, he is shown giving energy to Goku's Genki Dama. Upa and his father also make a final cameo appearance in Dragon Ball GT on the episode "Piccolo's Decision". It is interesting to note that when Kuririn first meets Upa, he thinks that Upa is a cute girl. He is disgusted when he finds out otherwise and apologizes to Upa.

 ~!The main antagonist of the series, he is also Ergo Proxy, and calls Vincent his shadow. First alluded to in episode 15, he is the one behind the events of the entire series, having created Vincent and then sending him back to Romdo to start his plan. He is revealed to be the one who fired the thermonuclear missile Rapture, destroyed Amnesia to hide Vincent&#039;s memories and killed Donov Meyer, though all of this isn&#039;t revealed till the end. In the end, he is killed by a combination of Vincent&#039;s attacks and sunlight.  (Wikipedia)!~

When he was a child, Kazuma was mean to [his grandfather](https://anilist.co/character/233304), who was then the member of the Soma family possessed by the cat of the Chinese Zodiac, during their first and only meeting simply because his grandfather was cursed by the cat. 

Hoping to make amends for how he had treated his grandfather, he decided to take care of the young [Kyo Soma](https://anilist.co/character/209) ~!after Kyo's mother had committed suicide.!~ He is Kyo's martial arts teacher, but is also an adoptive father to him. Kazuma thinks well of [Tohru](https://anilist.co/character/207) and hopes that her love for Kyo is sincere and that her relationship with Kyo will not mirror that of his grandfather and grandmother. Kyo calls him "Shishou" which means "master". Kazuma has taught many of the other Somas martial arts, including [Kagura](https://anilist.co/character/366), [Yuki](https://anilist.co/character/208) and [Haru](https://anilist.co/character/369).

(Source: Wikipedia)

Scar is a disturbed loner. His right arm does not belong to him, but his brother. His brother was obsessed with finding the Philosopher's Stone and tattooed his whole body.   During the Ishval civil war...  ~!an alchemist, Solf J. Kimblee, killed his brother, blew off Scar's arm, and gave him the "X" scar on his forehead. Scar's brother then transmuted his own arm onto Scar's shoulder, giving the maimed warrior priest the powers of alchemic deconstruction that he then uses in his quest for vengeance.!~ Scar seeks his revenge against the state alchemists, all of whom he blames for the destruction of Ishval. His wrath does not extend, however, to non-state alchemists, which is why he does not seek to kill Alphonse Elric during their frequent confrontations.

Ebi is Miharu's strange little pet from the world of Seiren. No one knows what it really is, some think it's a seal, or a dog, or a cat, or something within the animal kingdom. Ebi doesn't know how to talk but she has many ways of expressing herself. She likes to get into alot of mischief with Tomoka.


Woo is a member of the Original Seven and heir to a noble family. He appears cold and collected on the outside, but is filled with rage and turmoil on the inside. Woo suffered from the Oedipus complex, or he regarded his father as an adversary and competitor for the exclusive love of his mother. When Woo was an adolescent, he attacked his father with a knife in an attempt to kill him, but his mother jumped in the way and took the hit instead and was killed. After that, Woo left the township his family had governed due to the painful memories, and left it to succumb to decay. Woo has become increasingly mentally unstable since then and seeks to unleash his pent-up rage in any way he can.

His real name is Victor Hartmann; also spelled in some translations as Hilshire (which is what he is know as in the show). An agent of Section 2, and Triela's handler and a former Europol detective, Hilshire prefers a hands-off approach to Triela and, like Jose, he dislikes heavy use of conditioning. During his earlier days as a Europol detective, he was denied engaging a child-torturing group in the frontline, as commented by his superior being "too naive" and incapable of handling the pressure. True to his boss's description of his personality, he could be seen whimpering excessively over a live footage of the torturing session, and became mentally depressed.

Armbrust is 20 years old and an Auditor for the Global Union who is sent to observe &Eacute;clair and Lumi&egrave;re on some of their missions. Armbrust is calm and collected, although a bit on the shady side too. A veritable ladies&#039; man, he often flirts with the ladies (and sometimes with Eclair). However, he is never seen without his mysterious black briefcase, which seems to have its own powers. Despite his efforts and good intentions, Armbrust is often the target of Eclair&#039;s distrust. Mis-translated as Armblast for the English dub, an error that was caught too late to be corrected although it is spelt correctly in the English subtitled version.  His name is German for &quot;crossbow&quot;.     ~!Later in the series, it is revealed that Armbrust is also an S Class ES-Member whose partner is Pfeilspitze (also known as Mercredi). His ever-present case just happens to be his special ES ability (codenamed &quot;Black Box&quot;).!~

Younger Toguro is the younger of the two Toguro brothers, as well as the most powerful member of Team Toguro. He is the main antagonist of the Dark Tournament Saga, aside from Sakyo. He is always calm and collected, as is expressed by the fact that he never removes his trademark sunglasses. He has no plans in life and spends most of the series serving under Sakyo, one of his most important clients. He&#039;s tall and extremely muscular with a slick black hairstyle.

Lupin's uncle who is held in Execution Island.

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