Debut: Episode 3 "Hellhounds for Hire" (part 1)  Elderly clan head, known as "The Merciful" despite being a yakuza. First appears listening to Daigorou and Osuzu make their plea. Refuses to hire Jin, saying that it will only lead to more bloodshed. Tries several times to prevent escalation, having seen too much bloodshed in the past.    ~!After Susuke is taken hostage, he agrees to settle by wager. He loses the wager and commits seppuku. !~

A famed competitor known for his strength, he loses to Son Goku in the preliminary rounds of both the 22nd and 23rd Tenka-ichi Bud0kai's.  He is named after the Indian food Chapati.    ~!In the anime, he was the second victim to be attacked and murdered by Tambourine, but was revived due to the Dragon Balls. !~

Guyot is tall, powerfully built man. In the beginning of the series, he acted as the commander of Chronos Japan branch after Agito Makishima&#039;s foster father, Genzo Makishima, failed to retrieve the Guyver units. He has an immensely commanding presence.

__Height:__ 256 cm (8'5")
__Debut:__ Chapter 100; Episode 52
__Affiliations:__ ~!Revolutionary Army!~ 
__Occupation:__ ~!Supreme Commander of the Revolutionary Army!~ 
__Origin:__ East Blue (Goa Kingdom) 
__Residence:__ Baltigo (former) Dawn Island (former) 

~!Monkey D. Dragon is the father of Monkey D. Luffy and is also the son of Vice-Admiral Monkey D. Garp. Known as the Revolutionary Dragon, he is the world's most wanted criminal, and another one of the several characters given the middle initial "D". He has had his revolutionary ideas spread throughout the world and has taken several nations. He is also the only member of the D. family to look serious, partly due to his strange facial mark. Despite being an enemy to the World Government, he still keeps contact with his father.  Before the start of the series, Dragon left Luffy in Garp's care. Dragon first appears after a lightning bolt suddenly destroys the gallows where Luffy was to be executed by Buggy the Clown and then saves Luffy from being captured by Captain Smoker. When he saved Luffy from Smoker, a mighty gust of eerie wind swept through Loguetown. It is undetermined whether or not he was the cause behind the gust of wind or the lightning; however, the story leads to believe there is more to him than it seems. Recently, he has taken over an island in the South Blue and is about to head to the North Blue when he commented, after noticing Luffy's newest bounty, given to him after invading Enies Lobby, that father and son will meet sometime soon.!~

(Source: Wikipedia)

King Bradley is the Führer of the Amestris state military and has all state alchemist under his direct command. King Bradley almost always maintains a kind and calm demeanor even when issuing orders to engage in battle. This trait often confuses his subordinates, and Roy Mustang admits that he "can't figure the guy out." King Bradley has a son, Selim, and an unnamed wife.  In both iterations of Bradley, he is shown to be highly skilled with a saber. He can move and attack with incredible speed and dismember with ease.

Wong is the Chief Minister of the Black Order&#039;s Asia Branch and seems to be the right-hand man of Bak Chan. He is very emotional and cries often.

King Bradley&#039;s alter-ego in the alternate universe in which this movie takes part.

The Third Hokage is a former student of the First Hokage and Second Hokage. Because of his surname, Sarutobi, the First and Second called him "Saru". He is the father of Asuma Sarutobi and the grandfather of Konohamaru. The Third was called The Professor due to his vast knowledge of jutsu, purportedly knowing all the jutsu within Konoha, and also as the "God of Shinobi"  due to his immense power.

The final villain in Dragon Ball GT. He is the seventh and last of the Evil Shadow Dragons to appear. He later transforms into Super Yi Xing Long (Omega Shenron) after absorbing all seven of the Dragon Balls.

(Source: Dragon Ball Wiki)

__Breed:__ Doberman    
__Age:__ 5 (GNG)  

Bill is the leader of the 200 mountain dogs on the island of Shikoku. He joins Gin's group after realizing how talented he is. He later gets killed by Gaia's solders.

Geese is a proud man who considers himself a mighty warrior and as such thinks highly of himself. He craves power in all of its forms: from money to immortality, a desire influenced by various tragedies in his childhood, from losing his mother to being estranged as a stepson. He can be quite vengeful as well, as he holds grudges against Krauser and Jeff, whom he later killed. Despite appearing to be heartless however, he has his own code of honor and there are lines that even he will not cross; never underestimating his opponents, especially after suffering defeat from Terry. He will crush anyone who stands in his way and reward those he deems worthy of his respect, or in the case of Billy, whoever he sympathizes with.

He appears to show respect to Tung Fu Rue despite their histories, even if he is sometimes sarcastic about it, as seen in Neo Geo Battle Coliseum, and more recently in The King of Fighters XIV.

He has a fascination with Japan, often adorning the Japanese decorum on the Geese Tower rooftop with American flags, and has assimilated some Nipponese culture as a result.

Whether because of ambition or to simply keep them from possible harm, he was apparently distant from his personal family, ignoring Rock's pleas to help Marie in her sickness until she reportedly passed away. As a result, this earned him Rock's indignation and the latter's devotion to stay away from his shadow.

__Debut:__ Chapter 286; Episode 187 
__Height:__ 222 cm (7'3")
__Origin:__ Grand Line

Calgara was a hero and a warrior of the Shandians who lived while Upper Yard was still a part of Jaya (some 400 years ago), and who befriended the explorer Montblanc Norland (the ancestor of Montblanc Cricket). A statue of him was erected after his death as an eternal reminder to the Shandians of his strength and courage. He had a daughter named Musse. Wiper is a direct descendant of his.    Calgara was quick to react and a strong believer in traditions of his people. He was hugely mistrusting of strangers. Calgara's personality changed after he met Norland with many of his outtakes of the world changing alongside it. One particular note was that after seeing his God for what it truly was (a giant snake), he dismisses all Gods including the Skypieans &quot;God&quot;.

__Date of birth:__ UC 0017   
__Nationality:__ Principality of Zeon  
__Relatives:__ Gihren Zabi, Cicero Zabi, Kycilia Zabi, Dozle Zabi, Garma Zabi (children), Mineva Lao Zabi (granddaugter)
__Rank:__ Sovereign of Zeon 

Degwin was Zeon&#039;s chief of staff and claimed that on his deathbed, Zeon, with his dying words, declared Degwin his successor. Given this much, general consensus tends to automatically connect Degwin Zabi with the sudden death of Zeon Deikun, but nothing concrete has ever been uncovered. Degwin initiated a purge of Deikun loyalists and declared Side 3 colony the Principality of Zeon and himself as Archduke. He initiated a war with the Earth Federation and set his children up in high-ranking positions.

Kouryuu is a former rival of Ryuken who competed against him for the succession of the Hokuto Shinken. After losing the successorship to Ryuken, he began living an ascetic life in the mountains. Raoh challenges Koryu and defeats him but spares the lives of Koryu's two sons, Zeus and Aus.

Baron Ashura is the main henchman of Dr. Hell, the antagonist of Mazinger Z. In most adaptions, he/she is depicted as a disturbing half-man, half-woman combination who speaks with both a male and female voice (often depending on which face is shown on screen). In the original series, he/she was created by Dr. Hell from the remains of two mummified lovers, who had half their bodies crushed when their tomb collapsed.

The leader of Earth&#039;s defense forces, he is Harlock&#039;s sworn enemy and will stop at nothing to try to eliminate him. Earlier in his life, Kiruta suffered the loss of his father, a government secret agent, during an ill-fated mission, followed by his mother and his younger sister Tami. Blaming the government for his family&#039;s death, he rose through the military ranks in order to effect change for the better and, like Professor Daiba before him, tried in vain to warn the Earth government of the Mazone invasion. Kiruda eventually puts his grudge with Harlock aside and sacrifices himself defending the Arcadia&#039;s main computer against Mazone troopers.    (Source: Wikipedia)

Great Mazinger:    The son of Juuzo Kabuto and Kouji and Shiro&#039;s father. Was believed to be dead after a lab experiment that apparently killed him and his wife, however, he was saved by Juuzo after being revived as a cyborg.    While in hiding, he improved on his father&#039;s robot designs to create the machine Great Mazinger. He raised the orphans Tetsuya Tsurugi and Jun Hono, training them to be pilots.    Shin Mazinger:    The father of Kouji and Shiro and the son of Juuzo Kabuto. He was present at the excavation of Bardos Island and together with his father created the robot Energer Z, the prototype of Mazinger Z. While excavating the Mycenaean technology on Bardos Island, his cyborg body was possessed by the bio-mechanical Kedora and he betrayed the team. He was presumed to have died during the escape from Bardos Island, at the hands of Tsubasa.

An oddly-colored spider with three eyes upon its abdomen, which appears in the sunset world where Ai and her assistants reside between assignments. It speaks with the voice of a man and is apparently Ai&#039;s superior, having been the one to pronounce sentence on her after she killed the people of her village.

General Hengel is the Florsheim Tokyo Branch leader.

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**Non anime roles:**
- Jark Shougun - Kamen Rider Black RX (TV Series)
- Engine Jumbowale - Engine Sentai Go-Onger (TV Series)

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