__Species:__ Human (Quincy)  
__Height:__ 171 cm (5'7") - 177 cm (5'9")
__Spirit Weapon:__ Heilig Bogen
__Relatives:__ [Ryuuken Ishida](https://anilist.co/character/1083/Ryuuken-Ishida) (father), [Souken Ishida](https://anilist.co/character/22844/Souken-Ishida) (Grandfather, deceased) [Kanae Katagiri](https://anilist.co/character/85235/Kanae-Katagiri) (Mother, deceased)

Uryuu is a friend of [Ichigo Kurosaki](https://anilist.co/character/5/Ichigo-Kurosaki) and one of the last surviving Quincy. Uryuu is generally shy and quiet, but tries harder to act cool when other people are around. In addition, he also has a tendency to say things with characteristic drama. Uryuu operates on a moral ethic known as the "Pride of the Quincy" and has a strong sense of justice. He has also shown to be very chivalrous, stating that he enacts justice on men who abuse or treat women badly. Uryuu also has a tendency to not use lethal force in battle, especially if he can win without doing so. Instead, he will simply incapacitate his opponent.  Uryuu does not hold his father, Ryuuken Ishida, in high respect; he calls his father by his given name which is considered very rude in Japanese society

His favorite food is homemade mackerel miso stew. The television program he likes is Don Kanonji's "Bura-Rei."

Kururu is the head of communications in the Keroro Platoon. Although he is of a higher rank than Keroro, he is not the leader of the Platoon due to his unpleasant and unnerving demeanor, which has given him the nickname of 'Yellow Devil'. 

Kururu, a Sergeant Major in the Keron Army and the head of communications, is the brain of the Keroro Platoon. He is mischievous, deceitful, downright evil, and enigmatic, almost to the point where some people might call him a mad scientist. He is generally disliked by everyone, most of the characters seeing him as a depressing jerk and in the series, action figures of him tend to sell very poorly on Keron, (much to Kururu's chagrin but Kururu seems to take pride in his bad attitude). Despite this, he gets along quite well with Mutsumi and Aki Hinata. Kururu and Giroro greatly loathe each other due to their vast differences (Brain vs. Brawn) and as a result, Kururu usually uses Giroro as a guinea pig for any invention that he creates.  

Kururu in childhood used to be blue. Kururu has an affection for curry, causing him to turn yellow.   ~!By the third season, Kururu seems to have developed a sort of crush on Giroro, much to the corporal's horror, blushing whenever Giroro pays extra attention to him, and wasting no opportunity to woo Giroro by way of gift or twisted invention. Whether this affection is genuine, or merely a new way for him to torment Giroro remains a mystery. Being the least emotional of the Keroro Platoon, he is almost never seen being moved to tears or smiles by any events, though at the same time he rarely, if ever, panics when something goes wrong, likely due to the multiple dangers from his own inventions outweighing it.!~

Dosu is a genin from the Sound Village, and leader of his squad. They were under the direct supervision of Orochimaru during the chunin exams. Dosu uses a sound amplifying device on his left arm, called a melody arm, to increase the vibrations he makes when he hits something, causing damage to the opponents ears and messes up their sense of balance. He is the only member of his squad to advance to the second stage in the chunin exams after defeating Choji Akimichi. When he learns that Orochimaru favors Sasuke more than him, Dosu sets out to prove himself by killing Gaara. However, Gaara's demon quickly kills him with a sweep of its giant tail.

__Height:__ 266 cm (8'8½")
__Affiliation:__ Straw Hat Pirates (previously; Rumbar Pirates)
__Position:__ Musician, Swordsman
__Devil Fruit:__ Yomi Yomi no Mi (Revive Revive Fruit)
__Devil Fruit Type:__ Paramecia
__Bounty:__  ~!383,000,000 (previously; 33,000,000 and 83,000,000)!~

Brook known as the "Gentleman Skeleton", is a pirate inhabiting the Florian Triangle region of the Grand Line. Although he claims to be a gentleman, and talks in the dialect of one, Brook's etiquette has severely degenerated over the course of his isolation. He has awful table manners: he shouts for food while waiting to be served, asks to swap plates with people who have larger servings than he does and eating so messily his entire face is stained. He is also extremely flatulent after meals, but says "excuse me" so as to be "gentlemanly." He also loves to tell odd, bone-themed jokes, as well as melodramatic tales, and is very perverted, asking to see Nami and Robin's underwear upon meeting them.   He's a skilled musician (something Luffy has always wanted in his crew since the beginning), fond of playing the violin. Due to his light weight he can not only jump to incredible heights but can run on water by moving his legs furiously. He uses a shikomizue as his main weapon; with it, he is able to make swift iaidō attacks that the enemy cannot notice.

__Sign:__ Aries

Faust is a descendant of the original Faustus, a man who made a pact with the devil. In Shaman King, Faust the eighth was a lonely boy who had only one friend, named [Eliza](https://anilist.co/character/18342/Eliza). But Eliza suffered from a deadly disease that no cure, so Faust devoted his life to find one and evetually did it. He became a doctor, saved Eliza's life and married her. They lived together in their clinic in Germany until one night a burglar broke in and shot Eliza dead.  Broken Faust turned to his ancestor's black arts, necromancy, and now fights in order to become the Shaman King and bring Eliza back to life. His spirit is Eliza herself, and his medium is her skeleton, which is always tied to Faust's arm in a chain.

~!After Faust won the fight with [Yoh](https://anilist.co/character/167/Yoh-Asakura) (which almost killed Yoh in the process), he ends up joining up with Yoh and helps in the fight against [Hao](https://anilist.co/character/172/Hao-Asakura).!~

The Supervisor assistant of the Debris Section. He is survived by his wife seven kids, who live in his homeland, India.  (Source: AnimeDB)

A dragon of Earth, Nataku is an androgynous clone of extreme psychic ability, born of genetic material of Tōjyō Kazuki, the deceased granddaughter of the president of Tōjyō Pharmaceuticals, and her father Masaki. It is sent to retrieve the Shinken by the Chairman Tōjyō who wishes to destroy the sword so that Nataku cannot become entangled in the matter of the Promised Day. In the process of stealing the Shinken, Nataku mortally wounds Kyōgo, Fūma and Kotori&#039;s father, who was attempting to protect the Shinken. Nataku is haunted by the memories of its previous life as Kazuki, and follows Fūma unquestionably as Fūma resembles the person Kazuki cared most for&mdash;her father.     __In Tsubasa Reservoir Chronicle__   ~!  Nataku is one of the fighters of the City Hall faction. Unlike in X, he is a mentally developed adult and takes care of Kazuki, alternate version of X&#039;s Kazuki (who substitutes Seishirou&#039;s place)  !~

**First Appearance:** Chapter 213; Episode 128

Terracotta is Igaram&#039;s wife, and the Royal Head Chef who appears very late in the Arabasta arc. Terracotta also looks almost identical to Igaram which prompts some characters to accuse her of being Igaram in drag. Zoro has said, &quot;A couple can only look so much alike!&quot; when he first saw her. Her friend is Meidy.

(Source: One Piece Wikia)

A lesser demon who appears throughout the series.  ~!Sid turns out to be a major antagonist who manipulates Dante and collects the demonic items left behind from his assignments, using these he attempts to become a greater demon.!~

A kitsune who is one of Tamamura Tamao's two familiars. Ponchi and Conchi are parodies of Ren and Stimpy. His name is sometimes spelled "Konchi".

AL is the artificial intelligence support system which was originally part of the ARX-7 Arbalest.  AL becomes permanently locked to Sousuke after his initial use of AL during the hijacking incident.  Also, because the original programmer is dead it is impossible to reprogram AL to work with anyone other than Sousuke.  At the beginning of the series AL is nothing more than your average arm slave operating system, but as the series progresses AL starts to develop a personality much to Sousuke's dismay.  AL begins tuning into AM/FM band radio stations in an effort to expand its vocabulary, cultural understanding, and social knowledge.  This all leads AL to occasionally attempt to tell Sousuke jokes, criticize Sousuke's own short comings, or make random exclamations and comments during the midst of battle.      During the two "End of Day by Day" novels Sousuke and AL's conflict really comes to a head and their inability to work together causes the Arbalest's Lambda Driver to become almost completely unusable.  Because of this, Sousuke begins to detest the Arbalest and asks to be allowed to pilot a regular M9 during his missions.  However, by the end of the two novels they were able to eventually find a mutual respect for one another and are able to operate the Lambda Driver system at a level exceeding all previous examples.  During the Novels "A Dancing Very Merry Christmas" and "Continuing On My Own" AL shows that it is now capable of preforming autonomous advanced battle maneuvers and making precision shots with the Arbalest's projectile weaponry.  AL developed this ability by reviewing and analyzing all of the combat data that it has acquired while working with Sousuke over the previous 9 months.  Immediately following the final battle in the novel "Continuing On My Own", AL along with the Lambda Driver is recovered from the wreckage of the destroyed Arbalest by Wraith.  Towards the end of the novel "Burning One Man Force" is is discovered that Wraith has transported AL and the Arbalest's Lambda Driver to a surviving Mithril base in Anchorage, Alaska.  While there AL has worked together with Sarah Miller to design and build a whole new Arm Slave tailored specifically to match Sousuke's combat style.  The new AS is called the ARX-8 Laevatein, named after a legendary sword in Norse mythology called the Laevateinn.  In the novel "Come Make My Day" AL and Sousuke have a one-on-one conversation where both admit that they have missed one another ever since the destruction of the Arbalest. By this time, AL appears to have "matured" enough to hold a personality mirroring that of Sousuke's (if the latter had grown up in different conditions); however, his jokes and comments have not lessen at all, keeping to the offbeat comedic mood of the Full Metal Panic! storyline.

Anime: Maxie appeared in two episodes of the Pok&eacute;mon anime.    Maxie appeared in Gaining Groudon and The Scuffle of Legends. Maxie&#039;s goal was to expand the land of Hoenn believing that if so, the land would be peaceful. But at the end of the latter episode, Maxie realized the errors of his ways and finally changed his beliefs, now believing that the land of Hoenn is supposed to be kept as is.    Manga: Maxie does not have any fixed headquarters and moves his locations from cave to cave  across Hoenn, ruling Team Magma like a barbarian gang, also making them more elusive. Because of this, Team Magma was able to steal the Scanner from the Abandoned Ship and both the Red and Blue Orbs. However, the latter was stolen by Amber&#039;s Volbeat for Archie.    After Rayquaza halted the fight between Groudon and Kyogre, Maxie and Archie went insane and attempted to destroy everyone who had interfered in their plan: the Elite Four, the Gym Leaders, the Regis, even their own members. It was Maxie&#039;s Houndoom that burned Norman with its flames.    Archie later indicated that Maxie died due to the Red Orb burning out his body and causing him to crumble into dust.    [credit to bulbapedia]

A warlord who leads the King of Fist&#039;s army to the Valley of the Black King, where they ended up being trampled to death a herd of wild horses. After Raoh tames the Black King and his herd, Gion surrenders and becomes a sycophantic servant to the King of Fist. He is initially assigned as the Warden of Cassandra, but is demoted to assistant warden after Uighur takes his place.

__Debut:__ Chapter 598; Episode 517 
__Affiliations:__ Fake Straw Hat Crew 
__Height:__ 258 cm (8'5") 

Turco was a member of the Fake Straw Hat Crew who masqueraded as [Franky](https://anilist.co/character/64/Franky).

Me-Mania is one of Mima's biggest fans, to the point where he is totally obsessed with her.  When Mima starts to do things that go against his expectations of her, he becomes a stalker believing himself to be led by a "true" Mima.

Chief Ekoda is the Chief of the Tokyo Police Department. He has an extreme leg fetish, he cuts off the legs of numerous women and proudly displays them in his house. Later he is caught by Ginza as a member of Suitengu's club. While a member he cut off his wife's and daughter's legs.   from wikipedia

A shroud-encased mutant with a warped sense of humor and a kabuki-like white face and hands.     He crafts illusions and ensnares D with a dramatic time-space warping trap. He can expand and flatten himself into a shadow-like darkness, he can move along inside shadows and can actually kill a being by attacking their shadows.

An italian actor, voice actor, singer, ADR director and dialogue writer, who was mostly known in the anime community for being the voice of [Brook](https://anilist.co/character/5627/), [Kururu](https://anilist.co/character/1248/) and [Johann Faust VIII](https://anilist.co/character/3262/).

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