Renamon is tall and powerful for a Rookie level Digimon. She is far more mature than the other Rookie Digimon, considering her experience and her jaded view on life. Renamon's feral features and penetrating icy blue eyes can make her seem quite intimidating, even when she does not mean to give that impression. Renamon's Tamer is Ruki, and is a main character in the Digimon Tamers season (as well as the two related movies Battle of Adventurers and Runaway Locomon).

(則巻千兵衛 Norimaki Senbei, "Seaweed-wrapped Rice cracker"), Penguin Village's goofy, and lecherous genius inventor; he can also transform into a more handsome, taller version of himself (for a very brief period of three minutes). When in this state he very strongly resembles Tony Stark, the billionaire inventor of Iron Man.

**Affiliation**: Gekkostate
**Relatives**: Azmodeus Novak (father), Cicily Kane (mother), ~! [Dewey Novak](https://anilist.co/character/4005/Dewey-Novak) (older brother), [Talho Yuuki](https://anilist.co/character/1530/Talho-Yuuki) (wife, implied), unnamed child (may be female) !~

Holland Novak is the leader of Gekkostate, captain of the Gekko, and pilot of the LFO Terminus typeR909 (and later the Terminus B303).


Negi's father and a legendary wizard. The origin of his title is ambiguous; some bill him as the master of a thousand spells (which is patently untrue since he admits to being a dropout who only knows a handful of spells, and needs to read out of pocket notes to cast other spells). However, this was stated in a dream that Evangeline had, and because she "hates" him, may not be true. However, it seems to have been verified by Asuna having Nagi say something to the same effect during her most detailed flashback dream. There is also a rumor that he made probationary contracts with a thousand different girls, though this is almost certainly just a lie of Albert Chamomile's, meant to inspire Negi to make many contracts and earn Chamo-kun a huge brokerage fee with the Ermine Society. However, the fact that Nagi's Probationary Contract with Albireo Imma (see below) bears the number 1001 (as the Roman MI) could support this rumor. Nagi is so strong, in both magical and physical combat, that he does not even need any Ministra Magi to help him. His fighting style was that of a magic swordsman, using both speedy magic casting and hand-to-hand combat in tandem.  Despite what many people thought, he never did graduate from a wizard school, because he was a dropout. When he was ten years old, he became the winner of essentially the last Legendary Mahora Martial Arts Tournament, twenty-five years before the current one. Later, Nagi and his friends fought in a magic war that ended when he was fifteen years of age. After the war, he became famous for his heroic deeds and received the title of Thousand Master. He disappeared ten years ago in 1993, the same year Negi was born. No one knows precisely what happened to him, but most people assume he is in fact dead (In a recording made by Alberio shortly before Negi's birth, Nagi himself assumed that he would be dead by the time Negi saw it). However, Nagi at least managed to survive until four years later, where he showed up just in time to save Negi from a horde of demons attacking his home village. He seemed to still be in trouble however, as he could only stay long enough to give Negi his staff. According to some flashbacks, Nagi is a nice and playful man, with a cunning and shrewdness that surpasses common sense. The illusionary Nagi created by Alberio was much the same, though with a noticeable ego. It has been speculated that since Alberio has a pactio with Nagi, which is still currently active, this proves that the Thousand Master is still alive.

The son of the wealthy oil baron Leonard Dawson.

Nakamori is an inspector for the Tokyo district. His division is nominally devoted to fraud cases, but he spends most of his time and energy capturing the gentleman thief Kaitou Kid.

Nakamori has been dealing with Kaitou Kid ever since he first joined the police force, not knowing that he has been dealing with the original Kaitou Kid, [Toichi Kuroba,](https://anilist.co/character/30378/Toichi-Kuroba) and the new Kaitou Kid, Toichi's son [Kaito,](https://anilist.co/character/1747/Kaito-Kuroba) who is best friend and the romantic interest of his daughter [Aoko.](https://anilist.co/character/13972/Aoko-Nakamori) Nakamori used to be a homicide police inspector, but gave that up to focus his time more on Kid. 

Nakamori has a fiery and boisterous personality, always yelling to direct his officers and losing his cool when one of his plans goes awry. Nakamori is extremely self confident. He is usually very self-assured his plans will work and cackles madly to himself at the thought of Kaitou Kid being caught in them. His many failures don't stop him from proudly declaring on live news broadcasts he will surely nab the Kid next time. Nakamori's experience in chasing Kid is balanced by his impulsivity which is his downfall. After a surprise, Nakamori is typically drawn into chasing a Kaitou Kid dummy or shutting off the defensive measures instead of wisely making sure that Kaitou Kid isn't still on the scene or only pretending to have bypassed security (which is often really the case). 

Though a dedicated and capable police officer, Nakamori is always outsmarted by Kid, and even when he captures Kid, Kid somehow finds a way to escape. Nakamori doesn't like asking for help, but heavily appreciates the work of [Conan Edogawa,](https://anilist.co/character/1742/Conan-Edogawa) who often lends him a hand in trying to outsmart and capture Kid. All of the Kid's cases that involved Conan, end with the Kid giving back the treasure that he robs. 

Despite his intense dislike for Kid, Nakamori respects his rival's personality and sense of honor, willingly acknowledging that murder or similar capital crimes are completely out of the question for Kid. He becomes depressed and worried when Kid doesn't send out notices in a while because it means he has nothing to do; the return of Kaitou Kid pleased him greatly. 

(Source: Detective Conan World)

Celestine was a high-ranking god in Heaven, and was on one of Heaven&#039;s council seats. He served as Belldandy&#039;s mentor for most of her training, ever since she was a young girl.    Eventually, Celestine saw too much suffering in the third dimension. He knew that Belldandy would eventually become an agent for the Goddess Relief Office, and did not wish to expose her to such a cruel world. His plan was to fast forward time on Earth so that the world would evolve past hurting itself.    In the end, Celestine failed. He failed to realize that although this method would cause things to age, it wouldn&#039;t cause things to mature. Belldandy was happy on Earth, living, learning, and loving. He left peacefully after he had realized this.

Kudoh is one of the top members of ES.W.A.T. He participates in some training sessions with Deunan and eventually earns her respect. When she and Briareos head to Dr. Gilliam Knute&#039;s old lab, Kudoh comes along. After they are betrayed by fellow ES.W.A.T. member Leyton, who is sympathetic towards the O.R.A., Kudoh stays behind, keeping his gun trained on Hades so that Deunan and Briareos can escape.    Shortly after this, Kudoh is gunned down by numerous O.R.A. soldiers and collapses dead against the wall of a hallway. Deunan expresses great distress over his death, but Briareos drags her away reluctantly, the O.R.A. hot on their trail    (Source: Wikipedia)

The miniature genie and the self-proclaimed god of disaster and poverty. He lives by the philosophy of happiness being finite in the universe. Because of this belief, he places all sorts of misfortunes on others to raise his own happiness, often doing so by magically causing bad luck or accidents. He usually serves as a minion of Marller.    Source: Wikipedia

Juna (ジュナ, Juna? Juna) is the tall young man of the seeds of darkness. More the muscle of the group, Juna is quite stoic and his expression seldom changes. His human alias is Ryuichiro Kakuzawa (角澤 竜一郎, Ryuichiro Kakuzawa? Kazukawa Ryũichirō), (Edgedale in the English dub) who is made as his original form in the English version. 

Higure is often called an &quot;Otaku&quot; by his rival Masa, mostly as an insult. In Japan the word &quot;Otaku&quot; means a person who extremely obsesses over something, to the point that their lives revolve around absolutely nothing but their obsession. In Higure&#039;s case, it&#039;s rare chip collecting.     Higure has his own Rare Battle Chip shop in town, as well as his own Net Navi called Numberman. Higure doesn&#039;t get along with Masa, as they are both trying to compete for Mariko-sensei&#039;s affections.

The Strategist of Ken-oh&#039;s Army and Reina&#039;s elder brother. Also known as Souga the Swift Footed (韋駄天のソウガ, Itaden no S&otilde;ga), a master of the Songshan Whirlwind Kick (嵩山旋風脚, Sūzan Senpū Kyaku). In the past, he sacrificed his right leg to help Raoh and Reina escape from Cassandra, which was then replaced by a prosthetic. Like Reina, he was originally a character from the 2006 anime film Fist of the North Star: The Legend of Raoh - Chapter of Love in Death.    (Source: Wikipedia)

Jeice is an extremely flamboyant and showy (often portrayed as the rookie of the Ginyu Special Corps) white-haired alien who appears human apart from his red skin. According to Krillin, he and Burter are about equal in strength to Recoome. Nicknamed the &quot;Red Magma&quot;, he often pairs with Burter for combination attacks.      ~!As his team-mates fall to Goku, Jeice retreats to Ginyu&#039;s side for reinforcements. Jeice is still clearly outclassed, however, and is singled-out and killed by Vegeta.     In anime fillers, he fought Tenshinhan among with Burter when they attempted to conquer North Kaio&#039;s Planet.!~    

(Source: Wikipedia)


Ichirou Misaki is a painter from Japan and a minor character of the Captain Tsubasa series.

He first appeared in the Captain Tsubasa arc. He's the father of Taro Misaki.

And former husband of Yumiko Yamaoka.

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