A wealthy old man and one of the most powerful people in Japan, thanks to shady dealings and consultations he performed in Japan's post-war period. Now, fearful of his encroaching death, he uses his money to tempt people - especially young men - to bet their lives on the chance to win a large amount of money. They do this in the form of Washizu Mahjong, in which translucent glass tiles replace most of the original tiles, leading to a much more psychological game based around bluffing and manipulating your opponent. Washizu is in possession of a tremendous supply of luck, something that, along with his cunning, resourceful, and stubborn nature, makes him a worthy opponent for Akagi, who is sent in to defeat and bankrupt him in one final game of Washizu Mahjong.

Ken is the main antagonist in Crayon Shin-chan: The Storm Called: The Adult Empire Strikes Back. He is the leader of a project called "Yesterday Once More" which aims to bring the world back to the 20th century. Ken despises the 21st century: he wants to live in the 20th century forever, and he intends to drag the whole world with him.

(Source: Crayon Shin-chan Wikia)

A shrewd, powerful, but ancient sorcerer, Zoken is the patriarch of the Matou family and is known to be the grandfather of Shinji and Sakura. He has amassed a large and extensive library of sorcerous knowledge, yet his lessons are strict and harsh. Zoken considers Shinji to be a disgrace of a sorcerer and believes Sakura may have more potential than her brother. 

High Admiral in the empire, Nicknamed the &quot;Silent Admiral&quot; by his Peers due to the fact that he rarely seems to speak. He communicates through gestures and hand signals.

Wealthy socialite and president of the powerful financial consulting firm "Love Emperor", not to mention owner and sponsor of underground gambling tournaments like those onboard Espoir. Hyōdō Kazutaka is believed to be seventy years old and worth several hundred billion yen. Driven mad by wealth, conventional hobbies fail to entertain him, so he funds gambling tournaments to watch the destitute of society struggle against overwhelming terror and despair.  (Source: Wikipedia)

The main character of the story.  He believes that it is possible for there to be peace between animals and humans alike if given a chance to understand each other. 

Genius neurologist and computer scientist at Sakuba University. He is the creator of HAL and the Denshi Drug. After finding out that the Denshi Drug had been used by HAL on hundreds of people (rather than his two selected test subjects) he was killed by HAL's three supercomputer guardians (Tatsuo, Shiho, and Hiroto).

The man with the scar was a government official that is attempting to capture the rebel that gave the key to Chiyoko.  

Ray's father. The accident that occurred in the development of the Steamball left Edward in a state where he needed to have machinery replace some of his body, including his right arm and parts of his legs. It left him not only physically disfigured, but it severely twisted his morals as well, driving him to believe that science is an expression of mankind's ultimate power. Edward's father calls him Eddy. He uses the Foundation and the Exhibition as a springboard to launch his ultimate invention: a monstrous, flying war machine called the Steam Castle.

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)

Ash was a down-on-his-luck private detective. He had a pet cat named Dina.   (source: http://matrix.wikia.com/wiki/Ash)     ~!Having received an anonymous phone call, Ash traces Trinity and learns that other detectives have failed in the same task before him, one had committed suicide, one had gone missing, and one has gone insane. Eventually Ash finds Trinity after deducing that he should communicate using phrases and facts from Lewis Carroll&#039;s Alice&#039;s Adventures in Wonderland. It leads to a shootout between the Agents and Ash and Trinity. Ash gets wounded, and likely is killed being followed by the Agents.!~

**Height**: 193cm *(novel, manga)*, over 10 meters *(anime)*

CEO of the Nekosogi Fund, as well as the leader of the Soukai Syndicate. A ruthless businessman with little to no regard for his underlings, even the elite Soukai Six Gates and Darkninja under his command. He loves nothing more than displays of raw power and terrorizing the weak, often punishing those who displease him in needlessly elaborate ways (such as throwing them into an aquarium of man-eating snow crabs). However, he is also a skilled businessman, often using his ninja coercion to expand his influence during the external presentations and meetings he attends. Despite his interest in life extension and a mad drive to increase his physical strength via collecting Ninja Souls, he refuses to undergo cybernetic implant surgery, considering it an "act of the weak"

He's also an avid follower of the philosopher Miyamoto Masashi, often reading his books on military tactics, as well as collecting various artifacts connected to him, such as the twin swords "Nanban" and "Karoushi".

Despite his distaste for cybernetic surgery and hackers - not considering the act of hacking to be sacrosanct - and not being connected to LAN, he is still able to achieve expert-class typing speed purely thanks to his natural wazamae.

~!He is ultimately defeated by Ninja Slayer by the end of part 1, his heart pierced after falling on a statue of Miyamoto Masashi, the philosopher he once adored.!~

~!He's also known to have some amount of children, with his son, Laomoto Chiba, eventually attempting to rebuild his empire in Part 3, and becoming a mainstay member of the cast in Part 4.!~

__Height:__ 274 cm (9'0")
__Bounty:__ ~!5,564,800,000!~

Gold Roger was the Pirate King, the strongest pirate alive, and owner of the legendary treasure known as One Piece. Born in Loguetown, Roger was famed as the man who did what no one thought possible — he conquered the Grand Line. Even before setting out, he was the only man who truly did not fear the dangers of the Grand Line and was even excited about venturing out there. Even with warnings about ships never returning from that ocean, he did not care; in fact, he even declared that was the reason for him going.  He was said to be completely fearless, and those who witnessed his execution even claim that he grinned just before his death. Many people who've met Monkey D. Luffy and knew Roger have commented that the two are very similar.

~!He is later revealed to be Ace's father. His real name later revealed to be Gol D. Roger.!~

A mysterious, long-nosed gentleman who resides in the Velvet Room. As in the other Persona games, Igor's purpose is to assist the player in acquiring new powers and Persona. At the end of the game, because the Main Character has fulfilled his contract, Igor uses the power of the Main Character's social links to forge a Persona of the World Arcana with the power to change reality. Igor states that he had never thought to see such power during his lifetime. He also makes an appearance in the anime sequel, Persona -trinity soul-, meeting with the protagonist Shin Kanzato as a fortune teller. He tells Shin that they have met before in the Velvet Room.

Reporter who follows the story of Zach Hugh.

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A German general, geographer, and geopolitician. Through his student Rudolf Hess, Haushofer's ideas may have influenced the development of Adolf Hitler's expansionist strategies.

__Birth Place:__ Naha, Okinawa, Japan
__Height:__ 176cm

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