__Height:__ 160cm  
__Mobile Suits:__ Gundam Heavyarms, Vayeate, Gundam Heavyarms Custom  

The pilot of the gun-toting Gundam Heavyarms, the boy who calls himself Trowa is the most mysterious of the Gundam pilots. Calm, cool, and detached, he seldom speaks and never smiles. Trowa falls in with a traveling circus troupe as cover for his terrorist mission, finding employment as the world's most dispassionate clown. Trowa is a gifted and fearless acrobat, and these abilities also prove useful in his alternate occupation as a Gundam pilot.  Despite his youth, Trowa is an experienced professional soldier. His preferred combat tactic is to stand his ground and spray the battlefield with an endless hail of bullets, though every now and then he'll dispatch an enemy with his acrobatic trademark move - a mid-air triple spin, ending in a deadly knife slash.  His real name, according to the Gundam Wing prequel Manga: Episode Zero, is Triton Bloom, Catherine Bloom's long lost Brother.  

In Frozen Teardrop  ~! In MC0021, alongside Instructor W, Trowa (under the alias "Dokter T") develops 4 new mobile suits for unknown purposes. When asked by his young look-alike Trowa Phobos  what the T in his name stands for, he first answers 'Trowa', but later concedes that it stands for 'Triton', confirming other series materials which indicate that Trowa is Catherine Bloom's long-lost brother. !~

Kurama is first encountered in the series at the same time as Hiei. His ability is in manipulating plants, and he generally wields a whip created from a rose vine, complete with thorns. He is one of the wiser characters in the series and the smartest and calmest of the four main characters.

Kurama is generally regarded as the most calm and level-headed member of the group. His analytical nature is present in battle where he prefers to study the strengths and weaknesses of his opponents before devising a strategy of his own.  He is protective of those he cares about and is often merciless to anyone that poses them a threat, a shift in his usually friendly manner. In many instances, Kurama has shown to be very self-sacrificing in the interests of the safety of his friends and family.  

Fox Demon Kurama/Youko Kurama was a cold hearted and ruthless thief and the most feared bandit in Makai. He was considered to be an A-class demon (though he eventually surpasses that), and is said to be more than a thousand years old. After being wounded by a bounty hunter while in his spirit fox form, Kurama sent his spirit into the Ningenkai (human world) where his spirit took refuge within an unborn child that had not yet gained a soul. It was from this point that Kurama made the transfer to a human body with the intention to recover his strength as the child developed. Kurama planned to leave Ningenkai to return to Makai after regaining his strength after an estimated ten years. However, sometime during or before the tenth year, an act of selflessness by his mother, Minamino Shiori, opened Kurama's eyes to pain he had caused his mother while growing up. Thus, he decides to continue living his human life as Shiori's son.

Kurama's special ability is that he can turn plants into deadly weapons by manipulating his youki into that plant. Kurama has complete control over any Human Realm plant and has some control over Demon Realm plants. However Demon Fox Kurama has complete control over Demon Realm Plants and has more power than regular Kurama. The strength of Kurama's moves depends on how much aura Kurama uses. He has an incredible sense of smell and he can read lips. Though Kurama is considered the second weakest of the four main fighters, topping out at low S-class power by the end of the series, he is easily the smartest fighter of the four. He relies on cunning and tactics and not necessarily power to win battles. 

(Source: Wikipedia)

One of the Hachiyō, he is the Byakko of Heaven. Takamichi is a nobleman, and he works in the government as the Vice Minister of Civil Affairs.

Artificial Human #17, Android 17 in the English adaptations, is a fictional character who first appears in the Dragon Ball manga created by Akira Toriyama, as well as Dragon Ball Z and Dragon Ball GT.    Originally a human, he is constructed into a cyborg by Dr. Gero like his twin sister. 17 is a mass murderer in Future Trunks&#039; timeline.    Number 17 is not an android created by Dr. Gero. He and his twin sister #18, were once human. How could they be twins if they weren&#039;t once human? Toriyama said Gero found them as a couple of hooligans. They existed before Dr. Gero, therefore, they are not robots. An android is a robot and a cyborg is a human with robot parts in them. Considering what he can do, #17 is probably about half human.    Now as to the motivation behind #17 killing Dr. Gero, that&#039;s subjective. While they didn&#039;t necessarily like being turned into cyborgs, once it was done, it couldn&#039;t be undone. It was Dr. Gero&#039;s strangle hold on their freedom, as represented by the &quot;controller&quot; device, that inspired #17 to kill him. Threat + Rebel = dead Gero. They were both rebels. You should never try to put a leash on a rebel.    Later, #17 and #18 drive around in a van with Android 16, looking for Goku. When they finally get to the Kame House, Piccolo tells them Goku is not there. He refuses to tell them where he went to, and thus Piccolo challes #17 to a battle. As they fight, Piccolo&#039;s ki leads Cell (an evil insect freak spawned by Dr. Gero&#039;s computer who needs to absorb #17 and #18 to reach its perfect form) to the battlefield. He offers #17 to surrender so he can become a part of *greatness*. #17 refuses, and is defeated during the battle.     ~!Number 17 is killed when Cell explodes, but is wished back to life along with the other people on Earth who had been killed by Cell. #17 has his explosive device removed by Kuririn with the second wish. The last time we see #17 in DBZ is when he is in the woods donating energy for Goku&#039;s Genki-Dama. Considering the fact that he is alive during the Kid Buu saga serves as a testament to his good soul: the wish that revived him was one that Vegeta made asking for only the good people on Earth to be revived when it was restored (Kid Buu had previously obliterated the planet in a single attack).!~    *Wikipedia

A member of the Space Knights specializing in technology. He has a crash on Takaya and he&#039;s gay.

The brother of Masaomi, Yuzuru was brought with Nozomi to the Feudal era, and fights together with her in the Genji clan.

Haine&#039;s younger &quot;brother&quot;, was also subjected to the Kerberos experiments, although the results began to take effect later. He shares Haine&#039;s spine collar and extraordinary healing abilities. Giovanni can be identified by his bug-eyed sunglasses and mop-top haircut. Although his &quot;mother&quot; Einst&uuml;rzen genetically altered him, he works alongside her army.     Giovanni likes to taunt Haine, especially concerning Lily&#039;s death, hoping to induce a berserker rage. He has vivid and traumatic memories of the experiments he endured. He first appears in Dogs. He also wields dual Walther P38 pistols.

Caste: Mongrel  Occupation: Gang member   Kirie is a new member of Bison who joined the gang during Riki's three year absence.  He is younger and more impetuous than other members of the gang and eager to prove himself.  Kirie wants to do things, get out of the slums and be someone.  Such ambitions may be useful to someone, and the price may prove higher than Kirie would want to pay...   (Source: Tanagura An Ai No Kusabi Fanlisting)

Arthur is the eldest son and heir of the noble Brighton family. He is also Edward&#039;s elder brother. Calm and reserved, Arthur is an excellent equestrian and together with his noble steed, Alessandra, wins a competition hosted by the equestrian club in the course of the series. He and Sarah have been friends long before Lynn arrived in England. He also personifies Lynn&#039;s idea of a fairy tale prince.     Source: Wikipedia.

**Original Series:**
Kiki apprentice under Aries Mu. Also known as Appendix Kiki. Like his master and grandmaster, Kiki also bears the ornaments on his forehead and is the youngest of the people of the continent of Mu. He never fights, but can use powerful telekinesis against normal humans. In the Poseidon arc, he was given the duty of bringing the Libra Cloth to all the Bronze Saints, fulfilling it valiantly even at the risk of his life.

**Omega:**
Now a young man, Kiki is mentor to Raki, and the Aries Gold Saint in the era of Omega. 

(Source: Wikipedia)

Shou is the young protagonist of the series. Before coming to Byston Well, he lived in Tokyo and enjoyed motocross racing. One night, as he was riding his motorcycle through the city, he was yanked to Byston Well in order to serve as a mecha pilot under the command of regional overlord Drake Luft. He soon discovers Luft's evil motives and switches sides, joining Nie Givun and his freedom fighters in their resistance to Luft's military advances. Over time (and through experience in battle,) Shou's Aura Power increases to near infinite levels, while control over his power correspondingly weakens. Also, during the series, he returns to Earth twice, but his already strained and dysfunctional relationship with his estranged parents (one of whom may be American) crumbles completely when they refuse to believe that he is not an impostor (he was believed dead during the 'accident' where he and his motorcycle disappeared—drawn to Byston Well). To further complicate matters, he comes to harbor intimate feelings for Marvel. However, the stresses of war prevent them from actively pursuing their relationship.

A scientist who Hei meets as he infiltrates Pandora. Nick and Hei become friends and both have a fascination with the &quot;real sky&quot;. Nick turns out to be a contractor and is revealed to have the ability to manipulate electricity, apparently the same as Hei's ability. His remuneration is putting people's shoes on the ground upside-down next to each other.

__Nen Type:__ Conjuration

Kite is the very first Hunter introduced in the story. He is a disciple of Ging Freecss, Gon's father. After saving Gon from a foxbear on Whale Island, Kite revealed to him the truth about his father. Before he took his leave, Kite left Ging's Hunter License in Gon's hands. After leaving Greed Island, Gon runs into Kite again, while he is in the middle of a zoological survey, searching for new species, in the country of Kakin. At the time, he was leading a team of young would-be Hunters.

Daimyo of Chuugoku. Known as &quot;The Great Motonari&quot; for possessing a great tactical mind, he is one of the few feudal lords who yet hasn&#039;t tried to invade a neighboring province nor to ultimately obtain the Tenka. He is a calm and cold leader, who just utilizes his subordinates as mere pawns, willing to sacrifice them. Failure is unacceptable as Motonari holds a high pride in his intelligence. He wields two semi-circular blades that can be combined to a hula-hoop like weapon and he than lets rotate around himself, slashing his enemies while swirling through their lines. But beyond that he is the unrivaled master of trapping his foes with his techniques of green light circles.  His game element is light.  (Source: Wikipedia / PS2 Sengoku Basara 2)

A soldier in Sandy&rsquo;s resistance group who acts as bait to draw down MME reconnaissance planes. Bodie is a gentle man who sacrifices himself to save Melody, a woman in his unit. Only before he dies is he able to profess his love to Melody.

Jenkins lost the opportunity to have Kate as his &quot;pet&quot; when she turned him down at the airport. For that, he keeps a grudge against Brick and the whole Ulfan. Ends up selling the information about their hideout to the Galaxy Police, and tries to kill the Boss, Brick and Dick, but ends up dead himself.

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