Batou is nominally the second-in-command of Section 9.  Little is known about the strange, large foreigner who has been with Motoko Kusanagi for years.  He was once American and served in the Special Forces in South America.  His amount of cyborg-ization is variable according to the storyline, from his limbs only up to most of his body, second only to the Major herself.  Despite the availability of superior eyes, he grew superstitious about his old-style eye replacements, popular with many high-level military operatives.  He also retains some residual body-image issues, causing him to continually purchase workout equipment despite the obvious anachronism.  

Jei (ジェイ) is a shinobi of Kumogakure. His wardrobe is similar to Kirābī. Jei discovers that Kirābī is fighting members of Akatsuki while transformed into the Eight-Tailed Beast. He sends word of his discovery to the Raikage and then uses his lizards to follow Kirābī&#039;s opponents. He is soon discovered and captured. Jei is later found by other Kumogakure shinobi, but his condition is unknown.    (Source: Narutopedia)

Kihō (鬼鳳) is a shinobi who appears in the second Naruto Shippūden filler arc. He seemed rather blunt and went along with Rinji&#039;s strategies without complaints. Kihō also feared death to which he referred to as &quot;going bon&quot;.

The son of the owner of Ookawa&#039;s wine shop. He receives strict upbringing from his parents.     ~!  He&#039;s attracted to Chizuru. Later, he also gets bitten by Chizuru and becomes a Shiki. As a shiki who was freed from his father&#039;s imposing presence, Atsushi soon became intoxicated with his new right to kill humans. When his father knows of his allegiance with the Kirishiki family, he resolves to join with Ozaki Toshio to bring an end to the Shiki and punishes his son.    In retaliation against Toshio&#039;s murder of Chizuru, Atsushi breaks into Toshio&#039;s house and kill his mother. Soon later, he was found out by his father and staked to death by him.  !~

An English teacher of the local school. He frequents the village bar. Like others who receive hints from Ozaki Toshio about the existence of the Shiki, he refuses to believe Toshio, claiming he has been baptized by modern science belief. 

Mazinger Z:  Boss is a young, delinquent from Mazinger Z who served as the comic relief characters for the series. Boss began as a bully and Kabuto Kouji's rival at school, but quickly became an ally, often scouting for Mazinger Z on his motorcycle, or getting into some sort of slapstick mischief.  The two members of Boss's gang were Nuke and Mucha. In Great Mazinger,Bakarasu and Kouji's younger brother Shiro also join the gang. He's also Sayaka Yumi's long-time school friend and has a huge crush on her.  About two-thirds of the way through Mazinger Z, Boss and his gang found an abandoned warehouse full of junk, and kidnapped the scientists at the Photonic Research Institute to build Boss his own giant robot, Boss Borot, out of the junk in the warehouse. Boss also made occasional appearances in Grendizer, and was one of the main characters in the Mazinkaiser mini-series.   Shin Mazinger:  In Shin Mazinger, Boss plays a smaller role than before. He is now the boss of all the delinquent gangs in Japan, and comes to Atami at the beginning of the series because it's the only area of Japan without a gang leader. After arriving, he identifies Kouji as the strongest student in the area and decides that by defeating him, he'll become Atami's leader, but before he can do this, the Ashura Corps launch their first attack on Atami and they are forced into hiding.  After the attack, Boss, Nuke and Mucha are now forcibly employed at the Kurogane House, having run up an enormous tab by staying at the spa for too long. They also apparently do some work for the Photon Power Labs, as they are seen using a large construction robot around the area. This robot is later used as the basis for their fighting mecha Boss Borot. Boss also continues his friendly rivalry with Kouji, and occassionally helps him out throughout the series.

He is one of Kenji and Yokoshima's longtime​ friend and classmate, he is also part of the infamous trio called "Kazama's Party."

__Height:__ 189 cm  

A large man who seems to be of mixed heritage. He will continue moving forward, using any means possible, in order to fulfill a certain goal. He leads a Rib team called Scratch.

(Source: In-game Info)

Halter is a generally friendly person who is seldom angered. He is very loyal to Marie.

~! He is an 8th generation mechanized human. This makes his strength far beyond that of any ordinary human. !~

(Source: Clockwork Planet Wiki)

__Height:__ 187 cm (6'1.6")
__Affinity:__ Poison Magic

He is a member of Clover Kingdom's Black Bull squad of the Magic Knights.

Gordon was born into the Agrippa Family, a commoner family infamous for their Curse Magic. He grew up lonely and unable to make friends due to his magic and appearance. After receiving his grimoire, Gordon abandoned his family and joined the Black Bull squad of the Magic Knights. Over the years, he comes to view them as friends.

Donovan is a mature athletic man whose dark hair is slicked back. His skin is colored differently around his eyes, starting from a wide area on his hairline and converging to the side of the root of his nose.

Donovan wears a sleeveless officer outfit.

(Source: JoJo's Bizarre Encyclopedia)

 is a mountain bandit-turned merchant, and a three-time champion of Vaizel's annual fight festival

Marmas is a Holy Knight. He led Guila and Jericho in the assault on Byzel

He is an Etherious and a member of Emperor Spriggan's elite personal guard: the Spriggan 12. Feared as the "Grim Reaper") by his foes, he efficiently wields the Curses of the Nine Demon Gates and their king.
source: https://fairytail.fandom.com/wiki/Bloodman


__Height:__ 180 cm (5'11")

Thors is the father of [Thorfinn](https://anilist.co/character/10138), a Jomsviking general whose phenomenal combat prowess earns him the epithet &quot;The Troll of Jom&quot;. Thors grows weary of battle after the birth of his children, fakes his own death, and retires to become a pacifist farmer.

Thors is largely considered the greatest fighter to appear in the series, having defeated the likes of Askeladd and [Thorkell](https://anilist.co/character/17440) in single combat. Such was his strength that Floki was unwilling to engage him directly, even with an entire squadron of Jomsviking warriors. Unlike his son, Thors has no explicit or implied historical basis.

Gregorio La Hire is the former Emperor of the Ballesteros Empire.

Yu Hojo is one of the Eight Expendables who works for Shie Hassaikai. 

Quirk Crystallization: Yu's Quirk grants him the ability to produce crystals on his body. This is effective for both close-ranged offense and defense. He can also grow his crystals to form a sword around his arm

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