Dryden is Escaflowne's resident scruffy, bookish intellectual, irreverent to extremes and a master of sarcasm and verbal wit. Though egotistical, cynical, and downright cocky, he is deeply selfless and romantic. He is social and likes to talk with anybody on just about anything intellectual. He is quite possibly the most laid back character in the entire cast, and one of the precious few with a good sense of humor. He has a knack for irritating just about anybody with reserves or reverence for anything arbitrary, whether it be propriety, society, or the proper role of a father. Needless to say, he manages to nettle almost every single member of the cast at least once, some multiple times. His idea of flirting is flat-out advertising his assets (i.e. more or less "My intellect is second-to-none, I'm freaking rich, and I'm good-looking."), if that gives a good idea of how brash he can be, but in his (very) few serious moments his courting methods turn to solemn vows. He takes a passionate interest in esoteric and arcane topics of study, such as Atlantis and Guymelefs, the latter of which he collects not for their military force, but for their integrity of construction. Not only is he a first-class nerd, but he is a first-class nerd with heaps of style. He is a noble-born rich boy, but he dresses as though he just stumbled out of bed, ties his hair back messily, and wears the coolest glasses I have ever seen, period. He is somebody who can make you laugh and who can still laugh at himself and life, no matter how desolate things may seem or how many people he will piss off.  Dryden is the son of a jerk of an Astorian noble, Meiden Fassa, and runs his own lucrative merchant airship convoy. His father arranged for him to marry the princess of Astoria, Millerna Aston, a headstrong and intelligent woman with whom he fell in love and spent a great deal of the show trying to win, unsuccessfully. After their rather eventful wedding day and after realizing that she was still in love with Allen Schezar, he allowed Millerna to leave, no strings attached, with the promise that he would become a man worthy of her love. The question of whether or not Dryden ends up winning Millerna is unanswered by the end of the show. Dryden becomes king of Astoria after their marriage, which is fortunate considering that at the end of the war a far more competent king than Aston is in the throne. He is willing to negotiate with and listen to Folken after he leaves Zaibach, and he displays pacifist tendencies; the core of his strategic response to the Zaibach threat is economic sanctions. In the first scene in which he appears, he is allowing his pet mermaid, Sylvie, to go free after a goodbye kiss, despite his manager's protests regarding her monetary cost, to which Dryden replies "Don't be so frugal." He sold his entire merchant convoy to the Ispano to pay for Escaflowne's repair job and, in effect, Van's life, much to the distress of the manager who keeps flitting around and freaking out every time Dryden does something so liberal. Dryden was the narrator of Leon Schezar's diary as the party searched for Atlantis, and in the process managed to get on Allen's bad side. No surprise. Dryden is the manifestation of Allen's petty annoyances: disorder, casualty, and irreverence.   (Source: illusionarystage.net)

Nakago is considered to be the leader of the Seiryuu warriors, is the main antagonist  of Fushigi Yuugi. His true name is Ayuru Gi, born under the star Heart. Nakago is both merciless and charismatic; he eliminates those whose usefulness to him is exhausted and skillfully manipulates others into doing as he wishes. Nakago's powers as a Celestial Warrior is shown to be stronger than any of the Suzaku and Seiryū warriors, having the ability to manipulate chi, enabling himself to become psychokinetic, fire energy blasts, and set up force fields. In battle, Nakago also utilizes a whip and sword.  As Kuto's highest ranking general, Nakago commands two thirds of Kuto's army. The last of the Hin Tribe—a people destroyed at the orders of the Emperor of Kuto—Nakago was captured after seeing his mother being raped by Kutō soldiers, triggered his powers and killed the soldiers and his own mother. With the surviving soldiers recognizing him as a Celestial Warrior, Nakago is brought to the Emperor where his natural beauty results in his being sexually abused by the Emperor. As he mastered complete control over his abilities, he eventually became a seemingly loyal soldier of Kuto, with the Emperor unaware that Nakago has been planning to betray him all his life.    ~!Once he finds Yui, he manipulates her by letting her believe she was raped so that he can become the person she depends on. He uses her to gain the power of Seiryuu, originally intending to take over the world. After learning about the real world that Yui and Miaka come from, he changes his goals to take over it, desiring above all to be a God who controls everything. He uses his powers to go to the real world, where he tries to take over the world. Realizing her mistake, Yui frees Suzaku and Miaka uses her wishes to seal Seiryuu, returning Nakago to normal. He is killed by Tamahome.!~ Yu Watase notes on several occasions in the chapter notes, as well in the second installment of the omake "The Tale of the Forbidden Women's Hot Spring" from the series 1 OVA (as stated by Nakago himself), that Nakago is her favourite character.

Field commander and  An agent of Section 2, Rico&#039;s handler and Jose` older brother. Where as Jose` shows genuine care and concern for Henrietta&#039;s welfare, Jean adopts a cold and impersonal attitude, viewing Rico as a tool and keeping her on heavy doses of conditioning. When his younger sister and fiancee Sophia was killed, Jean learned to hate terrorism. As a result, Jean became driven, hard-hearted, ruthless and sometimes cruel, especially when dealing with terrorists. Jean could have specifically chosen Rico because she would not mind his cold-hearted personality.


Kaji, while only being a special inspector, secretly works for SEELE investigating NERV's true intentions. During college, he had a serious relationship with Misato, but after having long broken up, they see each other again on the UN fleet ferrying Unit 02 and its pilot, Asuka Langley Soryu, to Japan. 

~!After he returns to NERV headquarters, Kaji and Misato rekindle their romance following a period of teasing and insults, when Misato confesses that she broke up with him because she realized that Kaji reminded her of her father. He is eventually shot by an unnamed assailant, described as "a third party working either for SEELE or for NERV's Intelligence Division" in the episode Film-book. In the manga, it is Commander Ikari who personally kills Kaji.!~

A legendary priest known throughout the land as The Red Priest, Rezo was born blind, which provokes him into finding a cure. ~!He is believed to be Zelgadis&#039; grandfather and great-grandfather, and &quot;mercifully granted Zel power beyond comprehension&quot; (which is how Rezo explains it) by turning him into a chimera. In searching for a cure for his eyes, Rezo learned all sorts of magic, but none of them helped him. He then finally came to the conclusion that the one and only cure for his eye&#039;s would be to resurrect the dark lord Ruby Eye Shabranigdo using the legendary Philosopher&#039;s Stone. Unknown to the group at the time, he then planned to destroy the dark lord to prevent the destruction of the world, but everything goes wrong when Rezo and the group discover that Shabranigdo is sealed in Rezo&#039;s own eyes, which is the reason why his eyes are sealed. Rezo&#039;s body is over taken by Shabranigdo, and that ends up killing the great priest.!~

__Height:__ 180cm
__Weight:__ 65kg

Renzaburo Taki is a human black guard that was ordered to protect Giuseppe Mayart.

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Out of all five main characters, Shiryu is known as the calmest and most collected. His sheer physical strength is the greatest of the bronze saints, with perhaps the exception of Phoenix Ikki.This is reflected in his ability to have won numerous battles without his Dragon cloth. Shiryu trained at the Five Old Peaks in China to obtain the bronze cloth of the Dragon constellation, and his mentor was none other than senior gold saint, Libra Dohko.   Shiryu sports a large tattoo-like image of a green and white dragon on his back (however it is said in the manga and the anime that it is not a tattoo but is connected to his guardian dragon star and only appears as his cosmo is rising). Whenever his life is in danger, the tattoo-like image begins to fade away—once it completely vanishes, it is a sign that Shiryu's cosmos is nearing zero—as in death.

Johness is a sadistic and psychotic individual, nothing gave him greater pleasure than the feel of bleeding flesh in his hands and hearing the screams of agony from his victims. Johness is commonly known by his epithet "Johness the Dissector" before his sentence in Trick Tower, the single worst mass murderer in Zaban City's history. His murder technique was characterized by the plucking of flesh from the bone with only his bare hands as weapons. He was responsible for the killing of 146 people, all of which were severely dismembered to the point where none of their bodies were left in less than 50 separate pieces. He ended up receiving a 968-year prison sentence.

Wentzel Ahbe was a highly-decorated U-Boat captain in the Kriegsmarine, who had survived many a depth-charge battle during the Battle of the Atlantic. In March of 1945, he led U-1324 out of Kiel, Germany on one last mission: transport Lt. Col. Matsuda back to the Japanese base in Batavia (now Jakarta), in the South China Sea. Ahbe did pick one other passenger... SS Lt. Col. Spielberger, who was carrying an unknown cargo with him.    For the most part, U-1324 was remarkably lucky: it ran into few enemy, as well as torpedoing an enemy tanker. But just as it was near Batavia, it ran into a U.S. Navy patrol group and went into silent running. They may have made it... if the group didn't use their active sonar. U-1324 was hit hard by the depth charges, and as a result was drove nose-first into the ocean floor. While the forward torpedo crew managed &ndash; at the sacrifice of their own lives &ndash; to seal the rest of the sub from their flooding compartment, there was no way they could escape their fate. It was then when Captain Ahbe had relieved his crew of their duties to the Third Reich... so that they could face death in their own manner.    While waiting for his end, Captain Ahbe met Lt. Col Spielberger (Lt. Col. Matsuda had already committed seppuku, a.k.a. ritual suicide, earlier). It was then that Spielberger, after imploring Ahbe about the chances of escape, revealed he was carrying a painting... &quot;The Twelve Knights Led by Brunhilda&quot; allegedly painted by Adolf Hitler (in actuality, it was later revealed years later to be a meaningless painting). Although Ahbe was a patriot, he was not a Nazi, and had told Spielberger openly about his disgust about not thinking about his family, which he was. Spielberger was offended about Ahbe's lack of loyalty to the Nazi cause and murdered him. Spielberger was later killed by Ahbe's loyal crew.    Although Ahbe's story was of a heroic fighter, Revy didn't have any compunctions about seeking Ahbe's Iron Cross with Oak Leaves and Swords, which Ahbe earned during his tour of duty in the Atlantic, which she only sought as something to get a quick buck. 

A scientist and Ryuuko Saitou's assistant.  (Source: Wikipedia)  

**Height:** 156 cm (5`1")

Simon is the protagonist of the story, a short and un-intimidating fourteen year old boy at the beginning of this tale. He was born in Jiiha Village and was raised by his parents until the age of seven, when his parents were killed in an underground avalanche caused by an earthquake.

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Tsukumo is a commander of the Superior Jovian Male Forces and a mecha pilot. He is similar in appearance and personality to Gai Daigoji. He&#039;s Yukina Shiratori&#039;s elder brother and fell in love with Minato after meeting her inside nadesico.

Dan was Shizune's uncle, the younger brother of one of Shizune's parents. After the death of his younger sister, he began advocating for medical ninjas to be assigned to every ninja squad. Tsunade shared a similar belief, and the two soon began dating because of it. During their time together Dan shared with Tsunade his dream of becoming Hokage, wanting the title so that he could better protect the villagers of Konoha.

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.!~

One of the most prominent members of Kaneda&#039;s gang. He often derides Tetsuo, which leads to harsh feelings between them that will ultimately seal his fate. (Credit to Wikipedia)

Son to [Marcello Prando](https://anilist.co/staff/154906)

Francesco Prando

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