She is the sister from Lee and a Member of the White Tigers. Her Bit Beast has the Name Galux. Mariah has feelings for Ray, the Ex-Member of the White Tigers. Mao was born in a secluded mountain village community in China, and was the younger sister of Chou Lee. Because their home was isolated from society in general, it did not possess modern technologies such as computers or cell phones. As such, Mao spent her time with her friends Gao, Kiki and her brother's best friend Kon Ray. Mao was especially close to the latter, as Ray was the one to give her first beyblade, and helped her practice, leading Mao to be fond of him. The group often practiced Beyblading constantly, alongside doing chores around the town.    ~!Eventually, the group came together as the Chuugoku, planning to one day become the greatest beybladers on Earth. Mao is completely loyal to the team, and always tries to keep the peace within it, her cheerful attitude and support of her teammates making her a valuable addition to the Chuugoku; with Mao also serving as second-in-command. Her bitbeast is Galux; passed down from her ancestors in the Minx Tribe. In battle, Mao often liked to taunt other bladers who think she can't beat them and because of her speed, tending to knock opposing bladers off their guard. Mao eventually came to believe that a win in beybattling does not truly count if you don't have fun during the battle.  Mao became very loyal to Ray, and the two eventually became friends. She became angry when Ray, upon receiving the power of Byakko as a sign of him becoming leader of the team, apparently deserted his friends and left the village. Nevertheless, Mao remained loyal, due to her friendship him, and was the only team member who didn't want revenge on Ray, but was forced to by Lee (who most especially wanted vengeance).  Mao and her team went to the Asian Championships in preparation to go to the World Championships in Russia, and it was here the Chuugoku faced off against Ray and his new team; the BBA Team. In the finals, Mao was (barely) defeated by Ray after a vicious battle, when Mao's beyblade stopped spinning mere seconds before Ray's at the end of the match. It was during the battle that Galux and Drigger stopped fighting each other willingly and surrounded the stadium in emotional energy, making Ray and Mao remember the good times they had together. Upon Blader DJ's announcement of her loss; Mao had hard feelings towards Ray, as she missed being his friend, and the two began considering to hang out for some time.  The rest of the team, upon loosing the championship, would later come to repair fences with Ray, especially Lee. After the BBA Team won the World Championships and eventually disbanded, Ray eventually returned to the village and led the team; named "Baihuzu" in G-Revolution series.  In the manga, many years later, Mao consummated her relationship with Ray by marrying and Mao gave birth to his daughter; Rin. !~

Shimoi Chino is the reporter for the TV show Psychic Spot (Channel 2 Night Beat in the dubbed version) whose main goal is to sit beside Barbara Walters on The View.

The daughter of Hiki Danjo, the King of Gojo Kingdom. She is in love with Rai.

Ai is the older of the twin Amatsu sisters and can be distinguished by her longer hair and ponytail. She tends to be the more-devoted to her obligations than her sister, Mai, though even Ai has her weaknesses.  Her weapon of preference is the bow.

In the original Japanese version, Casey speaks with a Kansai dialect, which would suggest that she is from the Pok&eacute;mon world&#039;s equivalent of Osaka, Goldenrod City. Adding to this is Casey&#039;s love of the Electabuzz baseball team, an analogue to the real world Osaka baseball team, the Hanshin Tigers. Not only is there a similarity in both Electabuzz and tigers being striped animals, but the Hanshin Tigers are known for having a very loyal fanbase.     Casey has been compared to Ash in his early days of Pok&eacute;mon training. However, they have different styles of training, and different tastes in Pok&eacute;mon.     

Elma, a white-furred Wau, is an office clerk for the Galaxy Police. Seina meets her shortly after arriving at the Academy and she takes an immediate interest in him. She even moves into Amane's house while Seina is doing his training there to keep an eye on him. However, her loyalties seem to lie elsewhere, outside the Academy.   ~!It is later revealed that she is the disguise Ryoko Balta used, to infiltrate the Galaxy Police. Other information can be found under Ryoko Balta.!~

Since his first appearance in the "Captain Atom" series in "Shonen" in 1951, Atom, the 100,000-hp jet-propelled robot boy, has boasted overwhelming popularity in magazines, on television and on the big screen as the star of the major series "Astro Boy". His character could even be said to be synonymous with Tezuka Osamu. Nonetheless, although he is usually thought of as being a scientific all-rounder, the robot product of an atomic fusion system who has 100,000-hp (that is later boosted up to 1 million-hp) and who is generally energetic in the fight for justice, in giving Atom his role, the message Tezuka Osamu wanted to portray was: Can science and humanity really coexist? Atom had seven powers with which to defeat his enemies, but he was also a tragic figure, a robot who suffered persecution at the hands of humans. This is the source of Atom's androgynous character, what gives him his bilateral nature. 

The prototype for Atom's character was the girl robot who flew through the skies in "Metropolis" and "Perry", the 100,000-hp jet-propelled robot created by Yokoi Fukujiro. In other words, since his conception, Atom has been a character with both boyish and girlish characteristics. This fuzziness is linked to the cross that Atom has to bear; the fact that he has a heart that is more human than the human heart but is also discriminated against because he is a robot. Incidentally, the hint for Atom's pointy hair came from Tezuka Osamu's own hair, which was always standing on end when he woke up in the morning. Atom shaved off his trademark hair to appear in "The Man Who Destroyed The World" portraying the sufferings of the close-cropped pilot of the fighter plane.

(Source: tezukaosamu.net)

In "Swallowing the Earth" she was the archetypal realistic, glamorous, Tezuka Osamu beauty who had an incorrigible hatred for men. As might be expected of a character that debuted in the role of an almost implausibly beautiful woman, her ravishing looks made her Tezuka Osamu's most illustrious beauty. As a beautiful woman, it was only natural that she appeared as the "Spirit of the West Wind" in "UNICO", and her beauty filled the entire screen.

(Source: tezukaosamu.net)

Hotori is a very quiet girl, the one usually encountered outside school hours in the club room of the Art Club, where she is working on a very special picture for them. It is very sensitive, for that matter and I want to show it to anyone before it is completed. That it focuses as retreats, has a serious side: She lost early her mother and a few years later, her father announced to want to marry again, she felt shunted into the sidings and began to rebel, as she went into bad company and pretended she was already grown up. Long nights hanging out with her ​​fake friends and drinking eventually led to a tragic and traumatic experience for them, since it shows an immense fear of men. The only exception is the art teacher Shimotsuki-sensei, in which she has even fallen. Across from him, they would open again when he would return her feelings for.

A mother who lives at the traveling theater camp, although not a performer. She spends most of her time taking care of her baby.

Sakamichi's mother is the mother of the protagonist, [Sakamichi](https://anilist.co/character/82871/Sakamichi-Onoda). She supports her son's cycling without really knowing what it's all about.

__Hobbies__:  Collecting accessories, Diving, Walking
__Skills & Abilities:__  Japanese drums

Nina Kumagaya

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