__Height:__ 178 cm (5'10")
__Affiliation:__ ~!Straw Hat Pirates (current); Kuraigane Island (former, temporary); Shimotsuki Village (former)!~
__Bounty:__  ~!1,111,000,000 (previously: 60,000,000, 120,000,000 and 320,000,000)!~

Zoro was the first crew member to be recruited by [Luffy](https://anilist.co/character/40/Luffy-Monkey). 

Zoro is a skilled swordsman who fights with his own unique sword style known as santoryu (three katana fighting style). This is achieved by using one katana in each hand, and another in his mouth. He is also seen fighting with only one or two swords. When in a serious fight he ties his normally, tied on the arm bandana, on his head. Though not a samurai, he appears to maintain a certain degree of bushido, and is frequently mistaken for one. Unlike Luffy and most of the other Straw Hat pirates, Zoro has been known to kill his opponents if he has to, though never in cold blood. 

Zoro has a stern, serious and distanced personality, however he often reacts in a goofy and exaggerated comic style due to his gruff, impatient attitude. On the ship, he normally either trains with weights or sleeps. The only work he is seen doing regularly is hoisting the anchor using his great strength. He also likes sake, almost to the degree that Luffy likes meat, but like [Nami](https://anilist.co/character/723/Nami), he never gets drunk due to his inhumanly-high endurance and tolerance for alcohol. Another notable trait is his lack of orientation, as Zoro often gets lost, even in small, familiar spaces or when being led by someone. Despite this, he is often the first to sense an enemy or danger, and the first to react. He is often displayed being well aware of dangerous situations and people around him.  

Zoro often reminds others of the harsh facts, which often shocks some of the other crew members, although they usually decide he is right. Zoro has also stated that he is an atheist, and has never believed in anything except himself. He often comes across as arrogant and overconfident, but only because he knows he's a strong man with great fighting ability. Even so, Zoro knows that he still has a lot of untapped potential, and is constantly seen training and trying to improve his fighting skills. He adheres to a strict sword master's code of honor, and never falsely brags or lies about his abilities, sometimes outright admitting a weakness, even to an enemy. He also never tries to escape from a fight or use trickery to win, believing that doing so is cowardly and scorning anyone who uses such tactics. Zoro is very vigorous, strong-willed, and determined.

An immigrant from Mosko working for Romdo's AutoReiv Control Division within the Temporary Immigrant Sector FG set up to hunt and dispose infected AutoReivs. Vincent appears driven to become a Model Citizen, but ultimately fails to suppress the burden of his traumatic past and flees from Romdo. He has a romantic interest in [Re-l Mayer](https://anilist.co/character/643/Mayer-Rel).

~!Vincent is a personality created after Ergo Proxy gave his memories to the Memory Guardian, [Amnesia](https://anilist.co/character/10624/Amnesia).!~

Reno is a Turk fighter, comrade/partner of Rude, who uses an electric rod. Most often characterized as loud, reckless and laid-back, Reno is assigned to lead the Turks after Tseng was injured (at least in the movie), which then indirectly shows his seniority despite his "slacker" appearance.

Chiba's research assistant. He is also obsessed with her because she is beautiful and he is jealous of Tokita because Chiba respects Tokita more as a scientist.

~!The accomplice of the chairman. It is implied that he has sex with Homuro to get the DC Mini. Although, he is shown to be repulsed with having done so.  He is shot by Konakawa as he tries to escape from his dream. This causes him to die in the real world.!~

As Suzuki's protégé, Kimura is the "new blood," the Lieutenant in training, and he relishes his job of cleaning out the streets of Treasure Town. He learns the ropes from Suzuki and is adept at everything criminal.  (Source: Official website)

A university professor and father to Satsuki and Mei Kusakabe.

Urawa is introduced as having the highest score in an exam, and secretly has powers that allow him to see the future, though it is unclear whether he used his powers to cheat. Urawa has feelings for Ami Mizuno, but is too shy to admit it. He becomes embroiled in the Rainbow Crystal arc for being the holder of the Yellow Rainbow Crystal, Bumbo. He is also one of the few good characters to explicitly state that he knows a Senshi's identity, as he often calls Sailor Mercury by her civilian name. It is implied that he knows this from his powers.

Rymoa is a samurai searching the world for strong opponents. He later joins Fokker's quest for the Power Stones. He holds the Power Stone of Thunder. When he changes he turns into the Master Swordsman.

Friend of Tsunami, he's also a werewolf demon, usually tsunami gives him jobs, thus he ends up not getting alot of sleep. He's more of a comic relief character. But he's also got his serious points as well.

Me-Mania is one of Mima's biggest fans, to the point where he is totally obsessed with her.  When Mima starts to do things that go against his expectations of her, he becomes a stalker believing himself to be led by a "true" Mima.

Nils is the main protagonist of the series. He lives with his family on a farm in southern Sweden. Nils is lazy and disrespectful to others and enjoys tormenting the animals on the farm. After the farm's tomte magically shrinks Nils smaller than the animals, he gains the ability to speak and understand animals' language. When the farm animals seek revenge, Nils flies away with a flock of wild geese on their migration to the north of Sweden for the summer. Nils fervently wants to be restored to his original size.

Joco met his mentor, Orona, on a snowy night when he was young. Orona was among the crowd of people who circled around a victim who was being robbed. The police had the robber surrounded, but he threatened everyone by threatening to kill the victim. Orona stood out from the crowd and asked the police to give him a chance. Joco was watching him, and before he knew it, the robber was laughing his head off and was being carried off by the police.  

In the manga, the circumstances between Orona and Joco's first meeting are different. After killing a man on Christmas with his gang members from Shaft (the name of the gang, not a specific person or place), Joco walks alone on the streets, reflecting on the horrible murder of his parents on Christmas day years ago (this resentment of the day and humankind is why he shot the man mentioned earlier). After making a little comment, a stranger (Orona) appears and makes a pun with a sight gag using fake blood. After telling him to go away, Joco shoots his gun, but Orona dodges all his shots. Saying that he could not use laughter to help Joco, Orona uses his oversoul with Mic to punch him. The fact that Joco laughs at Orona's comment about using laughter to save the world and that Joco sees Mic forges a relationship between the two.  

His former master used to own a power spirit named Mic Jaguar (a takeoff from Mick Jagger), who was passed down to Joco when he died. In the manga, he gains a second spirit guardian named Pascal Avaf. With the power of Pascal Avaf, Joco creates his armor oversoul, Jaguarman. Joco killed Redseb's and Seyram's father (the man he killed on Christmas) before he repented under his teacher. He went blind in order to atone for his sins. He also became the strongest of the Five Elemental Warriors, and gained the Spirit of Wind.  

(Source: Wikipedia)

Rock is a recurrent character in Osamu Tezuka's manga series, and he is an important part of Osamu Tezuka's Star System. Rock is a young boy with shiny dark hair. He first appeared in the manga series Detective Boy Rock Holmes, as a child detective. While most of other Tezuka child characters stayed the same age, Rock grew up throughout the years and his character was reused for more mature "roles" in Tezuka's manga, where he gradually developed a darker personality.

Often cold and brutal, his character tends to be used as an antagonist, who later, in works such as Phoenix, kidnapped and murdered people. In this older form, Rock is often wearing a three-piece suit, a striped tie and dark sunglasses, the last of which became something of a trademark for him.

Best known to American audiences for his dark and violent roles in the Metropolis movie and second volume of Alabaster, Rock is sometimes good, sometimes evil, but always determined, absolute and charismatic.

(Source: Wikipedia, Tezuka)

Peter Pan is a boy who was brought to Neverland when he was a baby. He is the enemy of Captain Hook. Peter goes to London and brings Wendy and her brothers to live in Neverland.

He and Sheena are the guardians of the Michina ruins. They are extremely interested in their town&#039;s mythology and travel extensively to research it, especially the impact that Arceus&#039;s awakening has on the Dragon trio&#039;s dimensions. They were present near the plateau of Alamos Town as it was returned to the proper dimension by Palkia at the end of The Rise of Darkrai and later visited the glacier in Gracidea to see Zero&#039;s ship after it crashed during the climax of Giratina and the Sky Warrior.     Sheena and him explained the legend of Damos to Ash and friends and was present when Arceus attacked Michina Town. While Sheena and the others time traveled to the past thanks to Dialga, he stayed behind and watched the fight between Arceus and the dragon trio. It is also presumed that he has some sort of a romantic relationship with Sheena.

Gilbert first tried to get Anne's attention by pulling her hair and calling her "Carrots". Anne hit him over the head with her slate and refused to have anything to do with him. Even though Gilbert apologizes shortly after the incident, Anne remains scornful toward him for a few years, but Gilbert never abandons his quest for her friendship. Anne forgives Gilbert by the end of the book and the two become friends - and eventually marry in a later book in the series, "Anne's House of Dreams". (Gilbert's father was Marilla's girlhood sweetheart. Marilla seems to find a special satisfaction in the fact that Anne and Gilbert finally become friends.)

Kudari is an old acquaintance of Den'ts, having first met at a rail enthusiasts convention. Kudari refers to Nobori as "big brother" in the original version of the anime indicating that he is the younger of the twins.

Yasuo is Sachiko's husband, who has abandoned her and is currently in a dilapidated shack that can be aptly described as a dump, dwells. It all actually started very well, they loved each other, had a shared house and Sachiko was also pregnant. But then fell Yasuo gambling addiction, by which the marriage was suffering because he also took his wife's money in order to gamble on the tables. Even the alcohol he was not averse and when he was drunk again, it was no longer possible to talk reason with him.

Birthplace: Gräfeling, München, Germany

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He began his voice acting career with the German dub of [The Bad News Bears](https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/The_Bad_News_Bears_(TV_series)), and has since gone on to other things, such as being the dubover artist of Jason Priestley and Aamir Khan. He was best known as the teacher Jan Günzel in the ARD series Lindenstraße.

On Monday 28 July 2014, he did not return from a mountain tour to the Edelweißlahnerkopf. After his wife made a missing report to the local police, a search and rescue mission were started by the mountain rescue service and the police. His body was found on Friday 1 August 2014. He died as a result of a fall by accident. He left behind his wife and their two daughters.

Philipp Brammer

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