A gang boss who lives his life with one rule. That rule is everything in life has a 7:3 ratio.

A player from the Kansai Go institute. Yashiro studied Go when he was ten and became a professional player by the age of fifteen, thus praised by his teacher and regulars of the Kansai institute as a prodigy. However, he often has trouble garnering supports from from his parents, who believe playing Go has no future and force him to continue high school. Unabashed by this setback, Yashiro strives to become a successful player to prove he made the right choice.

Yashiro&#039;s style is considered by many as  offbeat and even rather reckless, as he tends to try out unconventional hands (such as a Tengen and 5-5 opening, which are very rarely used due to the risks they present) yet still plays very well. However, Kurata comments that Yashiro&#039;s strength isn&#039;t enough to play moves of that level, as proven by his devastating loss against the superior Hikaru when he started their game with a 5-5. 

A transfer student from Brazil, who wants to become a pro in order to help his family. Rodrigo is Jyoyo's playmaker, who earns the interest of several professional J-League clubs. In the final year, he becomes the captain of Akanegaoka.

The second oldest of the five Zaoldyeck brothers, he is obese and a big-time otaku. He himself states that he does in fact assassinate people, so it can be assumed that he is also trained in fighting and is stronger than the average human. Still, he is probably the weakest of the five brothers.  He, along with his mother, are wounded by Killua escaping the house.  Milluki excels in inventing new types of weapons. He has only left his house twice, with the second time being to York Shin City to buy Greed Island at the auction. This fails and disappointed he heads home again.

Mori Koji is a salaryman who is a tenant at the Gochiso apartments; room 101. He has a peculiar fascination with photographing schoolgirls&#039; uniforms with his camera and unusually large mirror; frequently strapped on his back. He is good friends with Tofu Tofukuji.    (Source: Wikipedia)

Tottori, as his name states, is a ninja, but not a very good one. His special &quot;attack&quot; is kicking his sandal into the air and whatever side it lands on activates a cloud that will attack the enemy with whatever weather he predicts. Some episodes suggest he may have feelings for Miyagi, but this is probably just a running gag.

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Attends Hiba Junior High. His favorite food is beef tongue and milky candy. He dislikes cockroaches. His hobbies include making his own octopus balls.

Hattori is a trained ninja with a code of honour. He is deeply concerned for Mother Nature and has a sense of fair play. Despite being rivals, Hattori always watches out for Musashi, and has occasionally saved his life.

(Source: Wikipedia)

There's the young, there's the restless, and then there's Tasmania Kid, who has both of those qualities to spare. A fairly green recruit, Kid's enthusiasm to prove himself and bask in the spotlight is as unbridled as it is dangerously stupid. Kid is desperate to see himself recognized and honored as one of the greatest Maximal warriors of all time, but he wants that recognition now and preferably without all that training, strategy and diplomacy stuff. 
(Source: TFwiki)

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