Age: Late 30's  Likes: Making a sale  Dislikes: Bad business  Personality: Loud and rough around the edges     US Voice Actor/Actress: John Gremillion  JP Voice Actor/Actress: Katsuyuki Konishi      Boisterous and friendly, Kouhei is a shopkeeper in the Abenobashi Shopping Arcade. Kouhei is always friendly with Sasshi and Arumi when they pass him by, and they appear to be fond of him as well. Kouhei shows up in the alternate Abenobashi dimensions doing pretty much what he does in the original world, but with a slightly bizarre twist depending upon the flavor of the present world.     [US official site]

Yasuyoshi Sano (左 安良, Sano Yasuyoshi?), known as &quot;Aeon Clock&quot; (時の支配者, lit. &quot;manipulator of time&quot;?), is an extremely intelligent and talented individual who is able to create the illusion of manipulating the flow of time using the Flame Road. He is originally part of Spitfire&#039;s team, following the same road, until he decides to leave and join Behemoth. After Behemoth&#039;s defeat, he joins with Genesis, serving as Simca&#039;s advisor, counselor, and occasional chauffeur. He eventually also serves Ikki and his team in the same manner. Although he is normally serious, he is often used as a comic relief with his homosexuality being a recurring gag. He is very close to Mimasaka, and she is the only person he allows to see his true self.    He eventually shows to be working under his father in an attempt to obtain the Sky Regalia, though he has his own goals. He later helps Spitfire fight Sora and Nike while trying to steal the Flame Regalia, though he is defeated and thought to be dead along with Spitfire. He is later shown to be working under Genesis once again and steals the Flame Regalia from Kazu.    (Source: Wikipedia)

The leader of the stormriders team: Rez-Boa-Dogs. He challenges Ikki because he had their sticker, which was stolen by Simca. He preferes to hurt himself to hurting his team mates.

A SO news reporter sent to Area 88 to cover the rumor of foreign freelance pilots fighting in the Asranian civil war, he was intrigued by Shin's presence as the only lone Japanese pilot to fight for the Asranian military. One of Rocky's photos, with Shin in the background, was seen by Ryoko in a magazine article on Asran and this convinced her that Shin was alive. He dies in the OVA rendition after he joins a pilot on a patrol, and is shot down. In the 2004 TV series, he survived the series and eventually confessed that his sponsor was Satoru Kanzaki because he wanted to get a photo of Shin's dead corpse as proof to Ryoko that he died in action, forcing her to get married to him. However, he later help thwart the marriage. In the Eclipse comic, he survives being shot down, but is severely injured in the ordeal. Rocky travels the world, apparently having no ties back in Japan, telling the mercenaries that a photographer leaves nothing behind but his camera. Rocky appears (with different names, hair colors and physical builds) in all three versions of Area 88.   (Source: Wikipedia) 

Brought to Byston Well along with Shō, Todd means well enough, but has the misfortune of making many poor decisions. Unlike Shō, who knows what he wants to fight for, Todd finds his motives changing throughout his time in the war. Initially believing Byston Well to be only a dream, he takes a very lax attitude to his new role, enticed by the prospect he could very well become a king in Byston Well. It is only after several defeats, and being faced with the prospect of being replaced by Drake, that he starts to become serious, now fighting for his pride. During one of these battles, he is taken down by Shō and left bed-ridden for some time. When he returns and finds he&#039;s been cast aside by Drake, he eagerly accepts an offer from one of Drake&#039;s compatriots, Bishot, as he sees an opportunity to get revenge on Shō for his disgrace. It is only when the armies are sent to Upper Earth that he finally finds a cause worth fighting for, believing if he can defeat Shō, Drake will not attack America, and thus he can protect his mother.

Based on the real Hijikata himself. The infamous &quot;demon&quot; Vice-Commander of the Shinsengumi.

Hyoma may be blind, but that is hardly a weakness. His lack of sight has heightened his hearing, and he can detect the exact number of enemies approaching from miles away. Wise and honorable, he also hides a terrifying power. He is Gennosuke&#039;s master as well as his uncle, and has trained him since he was a small child. Hyoma believes in Gennosuke&#039;s leadership, and is willing to defend Gennosuke with his own life. 

(Source: FUNimation&#039;s Official Basilisk Website)

Bruce is the legendary &quot;Pirate King&quot; who stole an hundred million space dollars from the impassable Central Bank. At the time, he had an incredibly high-paying job, which suggests that no matter how much work it was, he was a pirate for the thrill of it. Bruce cared a lot for his daughter Franca, and though his constant sidekick was Swamp, Mister seems to have known him the best, which is why he entrusted him with Franca's care. Bruce had an artificial eye that recorded all that he saw. He was killed three years ago by Madame Marciano.

Nationality: United State of America      Rank: Sergent      Size: 192 cm      Special Ability: Kendo      Weak Point: Girls in Tear        Sergeant Walker is the American instructor sent to train the four cadets. He accompanies them to Watcher's Nest, continuing their training under the watch and direction of Lyar. Strict but fair, he is ready to drive the cadets well beyond their tolerance if it makes them tougher the next time. He does not consider himself a babysitter, though, and later refuses to train the unmotivated Misaki until she recovers on her own.     from wikipedia

A chimera that follows Greed. He was fused with a bull, making him as strong as one, as demonstrated to Al when he literally knocks Greed's head off with his hammer (Greed, naturally, recovers from this). He wields a hammer as his weapon and has an ability to transform into an enhanced version of himself with more bull-like aspects like horns and greater strength. He's the only one of the three that fought in Ishval. He cameos in the 15th volume, shown as a background soldier, after Roy Mustang's appearance in the battle ground.

Juzo Togo is a member of the Tokyo Team also known as the Gantz Team in one of their missions.

He entered the JSDF with a university degree and quickly showed himself to be a capable sniper, it can be assumed that he mostly lay in wait protecting high priority people and events.

He is one of Nanaho&#039;s brothers. Out of all of his siblings, he is the oldest. 

Fal &#039;Chavamee was a Sangheili of the Covenant Empire who served as an Arbiter and clan leader sometime before the Human-Covenant War.    (from Halo Wikia)    Appears in Halo Legends episode &quot;The Duel&quot;

Selecao No. 1. The mysterious man seen in the red car at the beginning. (wiki)

John Gremillion

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