A street thug from Baki's school. He hates Baki because of his fighting skills. He gathers members from his gang and fight Baki; unfortunately, he and his gang are no match for him. He comes to realize how powerful Baki really is and admits defeat.  (Source: Wikipedia)

Appearance wise, Leo is your typical middle-aged mechanic. He is Django&#039;s mechanic and hates it when Jo plays rough with it as well as Meg annoying him when he&#039;s working. He has trouble controlling his urges to act like a child as seen when the team goes to Fortune Island Artificial Beach resort. There, he smashes a go-kart out of the raceway and down the street. Despite being the team&#039;s mechanic, he has seen combat on several occasion wielding a pair of sub-machine guns. (source: Wikipedia)

Belze Rochefort in the manga  Belze is the Chronos Numbers member Number II. Sephiria has trusted him since Train left the Chronos Numbers. His weapon is a spear named "Gungnir." While Belze is Sephiria's right hand man and second in command of the Numbers, it is worth noting that the rest of the Numbers' hierarchy don't seem to follow a strict order. It has been stated in Belze's profile page from the manga though that the Number I represents Commanding Officer and II represents Vice Commander.  Belze Rochefort in the anime  There is no noted difference between Belze in the anime and in the manga, except he didn't battle Kyoko or Charden.  Source: Wikipedia

Toma is seen on Kanda and Allen&#039;s first exorcist mission. He is injured after the Akuma has taken on his form while he took Allen&#039;s. Causing Kanda to attack him instead. He most often calls Allen, &quot;Master Walker&quot;. 

A young man in his early twenties, with red hair, Claugh is a senior statesman of Roland and the right-hand man of Sion and is also known as &ldquo;Claugh of the Crimson Finger (紅指のクラウ?)&rdquo;, a title he gained as his bare right hand is always stained with the enemies&#039; blood on the battlefield. He was instrumental in helping Sion succeed in the revolution to overthrow the previous tyrant, Sion&#039;s father, and today he holds the position of Field Marshal of Roland&#039;s army. Despite the fact that he is not in complete agreement on many of the tough decisions that Sion had to make out of necessity, he remains absolutely loyal to Sion. Claugh dislikes putting himself in a safe place while others are fighting, and prefers to use his muscles to handle the military side of the country, than to use his head to work out the intricacies of politics, policies, among other stuff. Because of this he is often envious of Miller for being able to reject promotions, and of Luke for being able to go on stealth missions. Aside from his battle prowess, Claugh was described by Froaude as a highly charismatic person, is well-liked by both the populace and his men, and this was an essential quality to head the army during tough times.    While suppressing the rebellion from the vassal country of Estabul, Claugh saves the former princess of Estabul, Noa Ehn, from death during Froaude&#039;s extermination exercise on Estabul&#039;s nobles. While he was initally oblivious to the romantic feelings that Noa carries for him, as well his own feelings, eventually they develop a more steadfast mutual love relationship, though Claugh still carries some reservations and doubts.    There are three things that Claugh hated in his life: Roland&#039;s former tyrannical king and his nobles, Miran Froaude, which improved ever so slightly over time, and the worst of them all Tiia Rumiblue (ティーア・ルミブル, Tīa Rumiburu?), the bearer of Cursed Eyes &ldquo;Īno Dwōe (殲滅眼, イーノ・ドゥーエ?, Īno Dwōe)&rdquo;. When he was a child, part of his right arm was bitten off by Tiia, and in order to maintain the functionality of his arm, he was tattooed with a red magical inscription on his arm. This inscription when invoked, gives Claugh the power to almost instantaneously slice anything into fine pieces with his right hand, including human beings. He mistook Tiia&#039;s eyes to be Alpha Stigma, since Alpha Stigma is much more common than other Cursed Eyes and the general awareness of the existence of other Cursed Eyes is much less, and saw him as a monster. Later, he fought a battle with Tiia and was overwhelmed easily, losing his right arm in the process. In order to exact revenge on Tiia, Claugh uses a forbidden curse to attain an artificial jet-black arm, and became known as &ldquo;The Death God with a Black Hand (黒手の死神, Kurote no Shinigami?)&rdquo;.

Genta Kojima is a student in Teitan Elementary School when Shinichi joins his class as [Conan Edogawa.](https://anilist.co/character/1742/Conan-Edogawa) Shortly afterwards, he and his classmate [Ayumi](https://anilist.co/character/4228/Ayumi-Yoshida) decide to investigate an apparently haunted mansion, and they persuade Conan to come along. When their friend and classmate [Mitsuhiko](https://anilist.co/character/4252/Mitsuhiko-Tsuburaya) expresses his skepticism about supernatural hauntings, Genta forcefully 'persuades' him to tag along as well. As it turns out, the haunting is a cover-up for an old homicide case. 

Soon after, the accidental acquisition of a treasure map leads Ayumi, Genta, Mistuhiko and Conan on a hunt for a cache of stolen Italian gold coins, during which Conan saves them from getting killed by the mafia members who are also after the gold. After the case is resolved, Mitsuhiko joins Genta and Ayumi in forming the nucleus of an amateur detective group, the Detective Boys. Genta is quick to pronounce himself the leader of the group, but his lackadaisical leadership abilities are commonly neglected in the field, and in fact everyone _(even Genta)_ unconsciously views Conan as the group's actual leader. Genta's school shoe locker is used as a mailbox for any of their fellow students to present them with a case to solve. 

Genta is the self-proclaimed leader of the Detective Boys. He loves food, especially braised eel on rice, and can eat more than all the other Detective Boys members combined. When discussions of money come up, Genta tends to think about it in terms of how many eel bowls he could buy. He also tends to mess up certain Japanese terms with similar-sounding words _(especially if the latter are related to food)_ and sometimes has trouble reading even the most common Kanji, which on occasion causes some ridicule from his classmates and friends. His brash personality, lack of awareness of his surroundings, and tendency to not think before acting often lands the Detective Boys _(or at least himself)_ in sticky situations. 

Even though he is brash, outspoken and can be intimidating, Genta is actually very kind and dependable. He is a good friend of Ayumi and Mitsuhiko, and has been shown to greatly admire his father, who is considered to be a classic "Child of Edo". He is apparently an only child living with his parents, who run a liquor store called "Kojima Liquors". He also has an uncle who lives in Gifu.

(Source: Detective Conan World)

Yajirobe is a human who first appeared near the end of Dragon Ball. He is a samurai who used to live in the wilderness. He met Son Goku when Goku ate the fish he was cooking, which lead to a conflict between them. The two become friends just as Piccolo Daimao's third offspring Cymbal shows up wanting the One-Star Dragon Ball Yajirobe has. Yajirobe defeats and eats Cymbal. With the Piccolo Daimao threat abound, Yajirobe cowers instead of joining Goku to defeat him. He supports the Z Fighters mostly from the sidelines after by living with Karin, growing and delivering Senzu to the group.    ~!Yajirobe shows a surprising moment of bravery during the Vegeta Saga, when he uses his katana to sever Oozaru Vegeta's tail, and later slicing through Vegeta's armor. !~  After that, his role as a fighter ends, and his overall role in the series is just giving the heroes Senzu Beans, although he is the spotlight of some comic-relief filler during the Artificial Human and Cell Sagas. By the time of the Majin Buu Saga, he is a minor character, but still makes small appearances. He only briefly appears in Dragon Ball GT, now having a mustache, in episode 40.  In the alternate Future Trunks time line, Yajirobe, interestingly enough, didn't go into hiding with Master Roshi and the others but instead fought against the Artificial Humans. Although this is not seen in the Trunks TV Special, a brief scene of his death is seen in the Cell Saga of the anime.  He is voiced in the original Japanese version by Mayumi Tanaka, who also voices Kuririn (this was more than likely done because the original manga has Goku saying that Yajirobe's voice sounds like Kuririn's).  (Source: Wikipedia)

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)

Baby is a fictional parasitic extraterrestrial supervillain in Dragon Ball GT, based on the Dragon Ball manga created by Akira Toriyama. He is the series&#039; first main antagonist, as well as the longest running villain in the show&#039;s run.    *Wikipedia

Ghastel is the leader of Lucifer&#039;s demons.     Ghastel can fly by creating a dark clouds beneath both his feet. He attacks Krillin and Goku and eventually chases them through the cavernous area, but is killed when they trick him into being eaten by a swamp monster.     Dragon Ball Wiki

Makoto Hyuga is First Lieutenant at NERV and a computer technician. He is something of a nerd, reading manga while on his break time, but is a hard worker, nonetheless. He also appears to harbor a deep crush for Misato, as Lilith approaches him during his implementation in the form of Misato. 

Nab Lasaro is one of the many mages of Fairy Tail.     Not much is known about Nab Lasaro, except that he seems to hang around the Request Board often, even though he dosen&#039;t get much jobs or missions to do. He shouts at Natsu when he breaks the Mission board, knowing Natsu Dragneel was going to do something bad. He also says he prefers solo missions when Lucy asked him to go on a mission with her    Fairy tail wiki

Vidaldus Taka is a mage who is part of Trinity Raven, a group working under Jellal that belong to the assassins guild called the Death&#039;s Head Caucus. Vidaldus&#039; appearance is that of a rock star who always seems to be swinging his hair around wildly.    Source: fairytail.wikia.com

__Zodiac Animal:__ Monkey

As far back as he could remember, his parents always had to apologize for everything he did, so he is very unsure of himself. He feels that every day, he is robbing the world of its air by breathing.

He found that it always made him feel more comfortable to dress like a girl, but that only gave his parents even more to apologize for. Since he looks so much like a girl, that's what [Tohru](https://anilist.co/character/207) thought when she first saw him, until he accidently transformed. Somehow, Tohru convinced him that he does have a reason to live, he just hasn't found it yet. Shigure likes to play with Ritsu's insecurities and gullibility, much as he does his editor, [Mitsuru](https://anilist.co/character/9759).

~!When the two meet, they realize they have this in common. In the final chapter of the manga, Ritsu tells Kagura, while giving her one of his women's kimonos, that he has asked Mitsuru on a date, and in a bonus story in the first fan-book, he and Mitsuru are a couple.!~  

Natsuki Takaya derived his name from the eighth month, odakaritsuki or "rice harvest month," which is the month of the monkey, of the traditional Japanese calendar. In an author's note, Takaya said that she regretted how little role Ritsu played in the main story.

(Source: AbsoluteAnime.com)

Second Lieutenant Jean Havoc likes to smoke, and is almost always pictured with a cigarette in his mouth. He is a fair shot with a gun, and one of Roy Mustang's loyal followers; he gives Edward a stern talking-to when Ed bad-mouths Mustang for only caring about promotions. Havoc is a strict man of duty, a very by-the-book soldier, even if he doesn't always agree with the orders.

~!He becomes paralysed from the legs down due to a wound given to him by Lust.!~

One of the more outspoken members of the SDF and, at first, one of Manabu&#039;s biggest dissidents. The two of them eventually learns to get along once Manabu learn about Bruce&#039;s past and how all of his partners have met with untimely deaths, and then later, when Manabu is forced to shoot an escaped convict to save the life of Yuki Sexaroid, the SDF medic.     ~!He is later killed after saving a woman from being assaulted and/or raped by basically being shot in the back by the same people who tried to rape the woman.!~

__Nation's name:__ Eesti Vabariik (Republic of Estonia)  
__Capital:__ Tallinn  
__Language:__ Estonian  
__National flower:__ Blue Cornflower  
__Human name:__ Eduard von Bock  
__Height:__ Unknown  (appearance)  

Estonia is the second oldest (and second youngest), wisest, and “ace student” of the Baltic brothers. He has dark blonde hair and greenish-blue eyes, which were colored brown in early artwork and were changed to being dark blue in the anime adaptation.  One hobby of his is visiting his dear friend Finland and participating in strange Finnish festivals with him, which he seems to enjoy a little too much. The two have known each other for a long time, and are always willing to help the other out.   He was once an underling of Russia and was probably the least "tormented" by him out of his brothers. Although the three Baltics eventually broke away from Russia, Estonia was said to be the only one that, in present day, does not rely on Russia too much.  His personality is mild, well-mannered, and poised, plus, he is financially secure. He is somewhat self-centered, which results in not very many people giving him much recognition. Estonia is on friendly terms with most of the other countries of the world, and is quite skilled with technology. Over the years, he’s managed to avoid problems and war situations using his mind, wit, and cleverness alone, making Estonia’s beautiful cities and countryside preserved and untouched by other nations.  Hidekaz Himaruya once hinted that Estonia's character design is based off of his own appearance, and that, probably due to this, he considers Estonia to be the "coolest" character in Hetalia.

He is Ichitaka's best friend who seems to think himself a pro with the opposite gender despite his somewhat nerdy appearance and lack of success with girls. He is often found giving Seto encouragement and good advice. Though sometimes his help is unwarranted and sometimes ends up in a bad situation, he means well with his actions and is bummed when Seto doesn't succeed. Ichitaka spends a considerable amount of time through the story continuing to ask for advice, but as the story progresses he learns to not rely so heavily on him. He is generally interpreted as well-meaning but is also a jerk and a pervert, and not exactly the smartest person in the series.

Shuichi Matsumoto is the personal mechanic for Takumi Fujiwara's AE86 and possibly Chief Mechanic for Project D. He is the driver for Project D's support van #3 during their expeditions.  In chapter 39 of the manga, Matsumoto was asked by Ryosuke to tune his FC for his anticipated encounter with Rin Hojo.  (Source: Initial D Wiki)

He is one of Momoka Nishizawa's personal bodyguards.

The thirteenth generation of renegade samurai, beginning with the legendary figure Ishikawa Goemon (石川 五右衛門). He has a sword called Zantetsuken (斬鉄剣), meaning "iron-cutting sword", which can cut through almost anything. In one episode during the TV series Goemon admitted that his sword cannot cut konnyaku, which is a starch-based jelly made from yams, because the blade just gets stuck in it. The Zantetsuken is usually used to cut inanimate objects, which Goemon considers unworthy of his blade and often mutters his catchphrase "once again, I have cut a worthless object" after doing so. Objects cut by Zantetsuken will fall apart a couple of seconds after he sweeps through them with his blade. He is usually quiet and participates in Lupin's exploits less frequently than Jigen.

He is also a skilled pilot.

(Source: Wikipedia)

Koro appears in episode seven and has a strange habit of pursuing rainbows just like his father used to do.

__Height:__ 179 cm (5'10")
__Affiliations:__ Marines 
__Position:__ Lieutenant Commander

The idiot son of Captain Morgan of the Marines. After Luffy defeats his father, he joins the Marines with Coby. Later on, he is seen in along with Coby and is part of Luffy's Grandpa's marine crew and is much stronger from training with Luffy's Grandpa, Vice Admiral Garp.

__Mike McFarland__ is an American voice actor, ADR Director, Script, and Line Producer at Funimation Entertainment.

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