The "Turtle Immortal" is an ancient and wise martial arts master and the first Earthling to wield the Kamehameha. Though he seems frail, he is a mighty warrior. Muten-Rôshi trained Grandpa Son Gohan, Ox King, Son Goku, Kuririn, and Yamcha. His home, Kame House, a shack on a small isolated island, serves as a gathering place for the Z Fighters and friends. He is a stock character, as he is both the archetypal wise old man and dirty old man, the latter being typical of shōnen anime. Sometimes he gets cranky, which further provides comic relief. He is bald, with a thick goatee and a thick mustache. Muten-Rôshi wears beach clothes or a martial arts suit and a turtle shell on his back. He usually wields a walking stick. His companions are usually Oolong, Umigame and Lunch.  (Source: Wikipedia)

Richard Mardukas is an overly protective aide of Tessa&#039;s who insists on guarding her with his life. He holds the rank of Commander and is in charge of Mithril&#039;s TDD-1 when the Captain, Testarossa, is not on board; appropriate, given that Mardukas&#039; position is that of Executive Officer. Mardukas is often seen wearing a hat bearing the name of the HMS Turbulent (S87), a real British submarine.       Source: Wikipedia

Yoki  is, when first introduced, a corrupt member of the military who imposes heavy taxes on the town of Youswell, bankrupting its citizens. When the Elric brothers arrive in town, they trick Yoki into giving up ownership of the town and promptly report his actions to the military He is stripped of his rank and lives as a homeless person on the outskirts of Central, where he meets the fugitive Scar. In the anime, Yoki alerts the military to Scar&#039;s location, and in the subsequent raid to apprehend Scar he is killed by Lust. In the manga, Yoki is forced to work for Scar under the threat of death. Though he tries to convince those they encounter that Scar is his servant, Yoki does as Scar commands and calls him &quot;master&quot;. Since he has started following Scar around the country, Yoki has assumed a role as comic relief, often having pain inflicted upon him when he tries to seem superior to others.  -Wikipedia

 Advisor to the Leonelli family, age 63    An important adviser who has worked for the Leonelli family for generations. His loyalty towards the family is unwavering and he constantly worries about Claire.      Voiced by: Nobuaki Sekine (Japanese), Tony Pope and Steve Kramer (English) 

The masked man, Ritsu, is the fourth Hau Dragon robot pilot sent to destroy Zeorymer.

~! He wears a mask, because he was born with the face of a woman. Because of this, he is berated by his team mates, forcing him to wear the mask. !~    Ritsu's robot, &quot;Rose C'est La Vie of the Moon&quot;, is arguably the second most powerful of the eight robots created by Masaki Kihara, the first being Zeorymer. It is heavily armed, storing multiple beam cannons, lasers which could be focused into blades on the tips of the robot's fingers and finally the J-Kaiser, a massive energy cannon.

A gifted psychiatrist and the head of the department which is developing the DC Mini. Once it's stolen, the Chief goes on a nonsensical tirade and defenestrates himself out of the building, nearly killing himself. After going insane, he becomes stuck in a strange dream that apparently one of his former psychotic patients had until Paprika rescues him.

Head of the Eastern Bloc's Supernatural Power Research Facility, and known in the East as the foremost researcher into supernatural powers. In the Western Bloc, mutants are objects of hatred and thus disposed of, but in the East, in-depth research is being conducted on them, from the viewpoint that the incredible power lying within mutants might be able to be converted to military use. Dr. Green calls the mutant boys and girls &quot;experimental materials&quot;, but it is uncertain what he truly feels inside.

Was kidnapped by Godunov to lure Mylene and the other agents.

Examinee #191 during the Hunter exam. An expert at martial arts, Bodoro is a strict and seemingly stubborn old man with an unspoken rivalry with another martial artist participating in the Hunter Exam. However, this rivalry is tossed aside in the dire circumstances of Rippo's "bonus stage" after the Trick Tower. (This rivalry is only present during the original anime).  

When interviewed by Netero for the final stage of the Hunter Exam, his personal code of honor prevents him from fight Gon and Killua, who he sees as children, no matter their combat ability. His first battle in the fifth stage of the test is against Hisoka, who he can not even scratch, despite having a lifetime record of not a single man being able to withstand one hit by him. After a whisper in his ear by Hisoka, he admits defeat, and his next fight is against Leorio.  ~!However, before the fight can start, Killua suddenly pierces Bodoro's chest from behind with a razor sharp hand, killing him.!~

__Height:__ 170 cm

Teuchi is the owner of the Ichiraku Ramen Bar. His daughter is [Ayame](https://anilist.co/character/17310), and she works at his Ramen bar.

Bansai (板斎) is an elder ninja monk in the Fire Temple and one of only three known survivors of the Akatsuki attack on the temple. When Asuma Sarutobi and his team went to the temple to gather information on Akatsuki, Bansai, worried about Asuma and his team's well-being, said a prayer. This made Asuma go into a trance and see the spirit of his dead comrade Chiriku. Bansai is currently retired.    (Source: Narutopedia)

He trained Uryū and Ryūken in Quincy abilities throughout his childhood, becoming his mentor in the process. He was a kind old man whom Uryū admired. He preached an unusual variant of Quincy philosophy advocating cooperation with the Shinigami. Sōken tried to make amends with the Shinigami by advocating a new system of response to hollow attacks: Quincy would be the first-response squad, protecting humans from hollows until the Shinigami arrived to dispatch the hollow, thus maintaining the spiritual balance between the worlds that was being destroyed by the Quincy.     However, his proposal was never accepted, despite several attempts. He was eventually killed in a hollow attack, as the Shinigami arrived to late to save his life. During the rescue of Rukia Kuchiki, Mayuri Kurotsuchi reveals to Uryū that this was his doing; he delayed the Shinigami meant to protect Sōken so that he could study Sōken's soul for his research.     According to a reflection of a photograph seen in Uryu's glasses, all that was left of him in the end was his head. His death is the primary reason Uryū hates the Shinigami, although after learning of the conspiracy Uryū's hatred has become less for Shinigami in general than for Mayuri in particular, despite the fact that the Captain saved his life during the assault on Hueco Mundo. Soken was also seen during the anime only bount arc as a vision to Uryu, where he told Uryu to rest. (Bleach WIKI)

__Residence:__ Cocoyasi Village
__Occupations:__ Doctor
__First Appearance:__  Chapter 77; Episode 32

Dr. Nako (often simply called "Doctor") is a doctor from Cocoyashi Village. Although a relatively minor character overall, he was one of the major characters from Nami's childhood.  He plays a major role in the flashback, while he plays a minor role in the present. He aids the crowd in fighting the Arlong Pirates and later tends the wounds of Zoro, Luffy, Yosaku, and Johnny. Nako grumbled about the crew having no doctor which gave Luffy an idea to find a doctor of their own. He then put the pinwheel tattoo on Nami's left arm to cover her stab scars.  He wears a bandana with a red cross, a common symbol for medical personnel, (which is edited out in the English anime) and a sunglasses.


Kyou was the Leader of Sekichiku City's Gym. He is a student of ninjutsu who specializes in Poison-type Pokémon. He handed out the Soul Badge to Trainers who defeated him. He became a member of the Indigo Elite Four some time after the events of Generation I, but before the events of Generation II, thus leaving his daughter Anzu in charge of the Sekichiku Gym.

Kyou is dedicated to perfecting his battling techniques. He attempts to confuse and disorientate his opponents to get the upper hand during a match.

(Source: Bulbapedia)

The professor of Sinnoh. For new trainers in Sinnoh, he gives trainers three choices for their partner. He was also the man who gave Dawn her first pokemon, Piplup.

Dr. Seger is a Rocket-dan scientist, who is shown to view his work seriously. However, at times of great discovery, he can become excited, as seen when he first analyzed the Meteonite and when his resurrection of Tirtouga led to the complete opening of the Time Gate. He is also practical-minded, ordering retreats when missions are failing without trying unreasonably to salvage them.

(Source: Bulbapedia)

Gorn is a being made up of the collective mind of the MME. It is filled with hatred for humanity and a strong desire to prove that the MME have surpassed humans. Directly controlling the MME forces from its heavily defended citadel, it desires to take its war against humanity to every outpost in the solar system until none remain alive. It speaks of the glorious future that awaits when mechanical life comes into its own and claims the solar system. Although a machine, Gorn is not devoid of emotional attachments and has a special desire to see Sandy suffer because she is the daughter of the man who uncovered the alien ruins on the Moon. When Sandy confronts Gorn at the heart of its citadel it is forced to consider ideas it cannot handle and self destructs rather than deal with the consequences.

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Gileno Pinal del Santoro, better known as Gileno Santoro, was a Brazilian actor and voice actor. He was considered one of the most beloved names in Brazilian dubbing.

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