200 years old immortal alchemy teacher wanting to know what he could not know. Doing anything in his will to get it.  A seemingly geriatric alchemist who gains immortality during the 1711 incident aboard the Advena Avis. After the incident he desires to know the formula of the immortality elixir. As he is unable to claim it, he spends the next 230 years attempting to discover it.  He is an apathetic, violent man who will go to any means to achieve his objectives.   ~!Firo devours him later in order to protect Ennis.!~

Emi Akizawa&#039;s personal assistant. His job to keep an eye on Baki as well as set up &quot;fights&quot; for him. Despite his age, he is a capable fighter. He serves as a father figure to Baki.

This lecherous, bald-headed old man has no reservations in molesting young women, killing the Kouga, or lying to Oboro, the Iga princess. Despite his faults and even his antiquity, this geezer&#039;s not only highly skilled, but deadly with his extra streachy limbs. Rousai uses his elastic-like arms and legs to sling himself in any direction at extremly high speeds, which he uses to chase his enemies to their doom. (Source: FUNimation&#039;s Official Basilisk Website)  

Koyuki&#039;s guitar and swimming teacher, Saitou once swam in the Olympics but was unable to achieve his dream of winning so has turned his life to teaching others how to swim better. Saitou is loud and demanding in public, and especially strict when it comes to swimming. But when he is out of the water he is much more open, even turning to Koyuki for advice on his attractions to Momo. Saitou is a fan of British rock and his favorite band in the anime is the fictional Rocket Boys

Also known as Pile Killer Zhang or Chief Zhang. He used to be a vampire hunter, and is now a close ally of Sei. He now works for the president of the Order Coffin Company and is also considered to be one of the leaders in the Special Zone. He mentioned that it is an unwritten rule that the bloodline of the sage should not be messed with. Despite his old age, Zhang still holds enough power to kill a Kowloon child with nothing more than a wooden spike.

In the Manga Durham is said to be the greatest gunman that ever lived who can channel his Chi through his precious revolver, allowing him to fire destructive balls of energy without regard to ammunition. His mask also contains a hidden gun in case of emergencies. He heads off to face Train in a part of the story in order to prove that Train is not as great as he sounds. He finds and beats Annette and searches her computer for Train's hideout address, where he finds Eve, whom he beats. He writes a message to Train on the wall, with Eve's blood, for Train to meet him at a forest near the town they are currently in. He is killed by Creed for his selfish insolence, by challenging Train to a gun duel. Durham's Tao Power is called "Shot". His death triggers the exit of Charden and Kyoko from the Apostles of The Stars.  In the Anime The same as in the manga, except that when he heads off to face Train, he does not torture Annette or Eve. Because of this, he is a more sympathetic character in the anime.  (Source: Wikipedia)

Kikuchi is the head of a major pharmaceutical company and a successful Entrepreneur in the South-East Asian Financial District. He first appears during a battle with Mikuni Souichirou, which he loses with a 1% loss, meaning that his defeat has little impact on the real world.

Kikuchi's Asset is made up of a large number of mirrors, which he can use to surround his enemy. He is able to enter these mirrors and subsequently attack from any one of them, making his movements unpredictable and difficult to avoid. The downside of this is that the cost for using his Asset's attacks is incredibly high.

One of the Organization's mysterious servants, he is Clare's contact, giving her the new missions received from the organization and collecting the reward money after each mission. Ageless and mysterious like his peers, his true nature is unknown, and some of his actions makes it look like he has his own obscure agenda.   ~! It is later revealed that he is a spy planted in the Organization by the outside continent's draconic tribe, and his main goal is to have the Organization to collapse from within itself.!~  His name can be spelled like "Louvre" (as in the name of the French museum).

An old man who records the hidden history. He comes from the Bookman clan and doesn't have a name. Instead, he simply introduces himself as "bookman" during his first meeting with Allen. Lavi accompanied him when he appeared in the manga. He refers to Allen as "The Destroyer of Time" as he believes that Allen is the only one who can defeat the Earl of Millennium. Bookman also mentions that a "Bookman" does not put himself in the frontline and he just happens to be on the same side as the Black Order. His anti-Akuma weapon is called Heaven Compass (天針), which is a set of acupuncture needles. One of his moves is "Needles of Spells: North Crime" (呪縛の針 「北ノ罪」) which impales the target with thousands of needles. His Innocence can also be used on a defensive technique called "Needles of Divine Protection: East Crime" (加護の針「東ノ罪」), making the needles encircle the target and protect it against external attacks. He also has some healing skills through acupuncture.

Chief of the Tokyo Metropolitan Police Department, Public Security Bureau.   ~!It is later revealed that he is actually planning the genocide of contractors with other influential members of the Syndicate.!~

The Chief of Deadman Wonderland.    ~!He's the true primary antagonist of the series and he's also bedridden and locked inside his room, guarded by two albino twins. Due to his state inside an old man's body, the managing duties of DW prison are left to Tamaki.  He's also a Deadman. He's killed by Shiro after challenging her Wretched Egg persona to a fight. It's later revealed that Hagire isn't actually dead, since he had transferred his memories to Sakigami Toto and is currently occupying Toto's body.   In the past, Hagire who was in his orginal body and was the head of the research facility Ganta's mother, Igarashi Sorae worked in. They led the research on the Nameless Worms and experimented on a little Shiro; while Sorae was plagued by guilt due to the inhuman experiments, Hagire was shown uninterested in Shiro's well-beings and often sadistically pushed the experiments forward. In the end, the pains from many experiments forced Shiro to create the Wretched Egg persona (which she termed "Ace Man", a hero who saved the weak on a TV shows she and Ganta watched together), and developed the ability to control blood. Hagire's interests in Shiro skyrocketed after the Wretched Egg appeared, and he started to aspire to be like her.  HIs branch of sin appears as tentacle-like whips, which he uses wildly and randomly, however, when he transfers to Toto's body, he gains Mockingbird's branch, Love Labyrinth !~

Kogoro is a private investigator, but he prefers to laze around his office all day unless his client is a beautiful woman. Kogoro attended Teitan High School, the same high school as his daughter [Ran Mouri](https://anilist.co/character/1748/Ran-Mouri) and [Shinichi Kudo](https://anilist.co/character/1742/Conan-Edogawa) , along with [Eri Kisaki](https://anilist.co/character/1744/Eri-Kisaki) _(his future wife)_, [Yukiko Fujimine](https://anilist.co/character/20372/Yukiko-Kudo), and through kindergarten to middle school attended the same schools as the actress Ruri Ujo and Eri. He then graduated from Beika University, where he was the ace of the judo team, though he was highly vulnerable to stage fright.

Some time after graduating, Kogoro became a police officer, working in the Tokyo Metropolitan Police Division One with [Inspector Megure](https://anilist.co/character/4253/Juzo-Megure), but while an excellent marksman he was not a particularly good investigator. According to [Ninzaburo Shiratori](https://anilist.co/character/9180/Ninzaburo-Shiratori) in [Movie 2](https://anilist.co/anime/780/Meitantei-Conan-Juuyonbanme-no-Target/), however, the duo were famous for the way they apprehended criminals. He also worked for some time under Inspector Yuminaga in the arson division. While Movie 2 strongly suggests that Kogoro left the police force because of the incident where he gave his wife, Eri Kisaki, a bullet graze on the leg to save her from a hostage situation, his reasons for leaving the force have not been confirmed in the manga. Around the time Kogoro left the police force, Eri also moved out, though they have never officially divorced despite ten years having passed. Their daughter, Ran, keeps trying to get them back together, but she has yet to succeed. Despite constantly feigning disinterest in her, Kogoro still has feelings for Eri. He even asked her to move back in with him at one point, but at the time she pretended not to hear him because she was not "ready" yet, though she still has feelings for him as well. These are expressed mainly through jealousy when Kogoro's attention is caught by other attractive women in the vicinity, which occurs on a regular basis. 

After Shinichi was forced to adopt the identity of Conan Edogawa, [Hiroshi Agasa](https://anilist.co/character/4162/Hiroshi-Agasa) concluded that Shinichi couldn't openly continue investigating the Black Organization without attracting undue attention. To maintain his cover, Agasa suggested Shinichi to move in with Kogoro and use him as a front. During a case Kogoro took soon after, he reached the wrong conclusion, and Conan knocked him out with an ashtray before he could accuse an innocent person. Kogoro conveniently falls unconscious in a reclining pose, and Conan uses his Voice Changer to imitate Kogoro's voice, presenting his conclusions and the identity of the true murderer. After a few more cases occur in this fashion _(though Conan uses his Stun-Gun Wristwatch instead of an ashtray)_, Kogoro receives the title "Sleeping Kogoro" and a public reputation as a master detective. In the few instances where Kogoro remains awake for some reason, Conan still does the main detective work and uses Kogoro as his official mouth-piece by drawing Kogoro's attentions to important clues he has uncovered. 

(Source: Detective Conan World)

Ginyu is the commander of the Ginyu Special Corps, and the strongest member on the team. He is purple and has veins on his head and horns that resembles Freeza&#039;s first form. His highest powerlevel, which is said by Jheese, is 120,000. He is one of the more flamboyant members of the Ginyu Special Corps, second only to Reacoom.      ~!Ginyu knows and uses a unique technique in the series, the ability to switch bodies with others. He fights with Goku after giving the Dragon Ball to Freeza only to be overwhelmed by his power. He uses his ability to switch bodies, but is unable to use Goku&#039;s power. After being battered by Gohan, Kuririn, and Vegeta, he tries to switch with Vegeta twice. The first time Goku, in Ginyu&#039;s body jumps in the way, and the second time the injured Goku throws a Namekian frog in his way. He accidentally and forever changes bodies with a frog. Unable to speak, he can not transfer into a new body. In the anime only, when Bulma deems him harmless and translates his frog speech, he is transferred into her body. However, he reverts back to the frog when Gohan throws it into Ginyu&#039;s path of Piccolo, changing Bulma back and trapping him once more. He was later transported to Earth along with everyone else when Dende asked Porunga to transport everyone but Goku and Freeza there. Ginyu is last seen in Dragonball Z living with normal earth-frogs in the frog pond at the Capsule Corp. compound, though he cameos later in Dragonball GT in front of Lord Emma&#039;s desk in Hell.!~     &copy; Wikipedia

Makarov is the "Master" of the Fairy Tail guild and is also one of the Ten Great Holy Mages. Makarov shows extreme dislike for the Council and all the rules they try to impose on guilds. He frequently attempts to balance reprimands from the council and the eccentricity of his guild. He encourages Fairy Tail to do what they feel is right, but he has shown some concern that Natsu, Erza, and Gray will someday level a whole town. His magical abilities include Titan magic, giving him the ability to grow his body parts gigantic and his body into a giant-sized version of himself, and can control various other forms of magic including fire, ice and wind, which give him an immense magical power. The members of his guild affectionately refer to him as Ji-san or grandpa. Makarov also sees all of his guild members as his own children and will do anything to protect them. He has a perverted side, shown when he states he wishes to be smashed by Lucy's breasts and subsequently spanks her many times as a punishment.  

Given his advanced age, he considers retirement, but considers Laxus as too uncaring, Gildartz impossible for some unknown reason, Mystogan as too reclusive, and Erza as too young and brash to succeed him as guild master. After hearing the damages made by the team Erza-Lucy-Grey-Natsu-Happy from Mirajane, he cried that it's impossible to retire by now. 

Brigadier General Basque Grand (the Iron Blood Alchemist) is an ambitious alchemist known for going to any lengths to complete an assignment. His alchemy title refers to Grand's ability to transmute the iron in his blood to an assortment of guns and other weapons. Grand was also in charge of the &quot;defunct&quot; Laboratory 5 in Central, which he ran in hope of creating a philosopher's stone for his own purposes.

Though a normal military surgeon, Knox was one of the doctors ordered into Ishval as pathologists to gather information on the effect of burns and pain on the human body by using Ishvalans as test subjects. He became very acquainted with the Flame Alchemist&#039;s style as the expert assigned to dissect the bodies of Ishvalans that Roy had killed. He continued practicing pathology and forensics after the war, feeling that he had lost the right to treat living people. Even after returning from the battlefield, Knox began suffering from post-traumatic stress disorder in the form of flashbacks, insomnia and nightmares of Ishval.    He has an ex-wife and a grown son.    (Source: Wikia)

Agashi is 50 years old.  Agito's father.  Long ago he became an Enhanced Being with Yolda and Hajan.  They worked to clear the forest and build neutral city.  As a result he became a plant himself.  But he has no regrets and strives to guide Agito down the righteous pass.   (Source: Funimation)

The loyal and faithful companion of Michel. He follows Michel along with his granddaughter, protecing Michel&#039;s secret. He scarred Racine&#039;s back to resemble her brother&#039;s scarred back. He is the butler of Michel&#039;s household.

Mobeedo is the captain of the Argonaut, father to the twins (Tail &amp; Mail) and Iolaus. A man who has lived many years and uses his experience to help the princess carry out her mission. Mobeedo makes no effort to hide his desire that Dhianella be given the throne of Altrea, nor his distaste for Meleagros&#039; and Atalantees&#039; political and military tactics.    Mobeedo and Nilval went to officer training school together and still enjoy a friendly rapport with each other, which Mobeedo admits is not entirely professional, hinting that they may have had a possible romance in the past.    

An older white man. From the beginning, he was cowardly and self-serving. He was the only one to recognize Marco for who Marco really was, and revealed it to the group, causing a lot of tension. He was also willing to encourage Ron to kill Marco in a fit of rage by giving Ron the monkey wrench with which Marco had originally threatened the Senator. The Senator is devoured by oversized eels in chapter 6. Unlike Peter, he does not come back to life.  (Source: Wikipedia)

Recently elected Chancellor of the Shitoreiyu Empire, he practically takes over the government of Shitoreiyu in Lashara&#039;s absence. Father of Dagmyer and Ulyte&#039;s older brother, he seems to have no use for familial ties or emotions, and does not tolerate failure of any kind, even from his own son. His family have been craftsmen for generations, and therefore have information on the Senshi civilization, which also gives Babalun information on the general location of Gaia&#039;s shield, as well as the ability control anything created by the senshi civilization.     ~!Babalun uses the Babel fortress to take over the Holy Land and reactivate the Sekishin, Gaia. After discovering that Kenshi is the child of one of the mad-made seikishi made to destroy Gaia, he attempts to take control of Kenshi&#039;s body but he underestimates Kenshi&#039;s Jurian blood as well as his willpower. After failing to take control of Kenshi, he reactivates a fully restored Gaia, now equipped with Gaia&#039;s shield, and orders Doll to pilot it. When it appears that Kenshi is on Par with Gaia, Babalun takes matters into his own hands, and merges with the sekishin, which causes Gaia to transform into perfect Gaia, so he in effect becomes Gaia itself. After an intense battle with Kenshi, he is finally defeated when Kenshi&#039;s Tenchi rock sword turns to energy, shrinks and solidifies just for a moment into what looks like a Lighthawk sword, which cuts through Gaia&#039;s armor like butter.!~     ~!After losing his physical form, he attempts to take Ulyte&#039;s body to keep living, but Ulyte uses the device that he (as Reia) stole from the barrier workshop to delete all the data in Babalun&#039;s core crystal, which causes it to shatter, effectively killiing Gaia for good. Dagmyer comes across a fragment of the core crystal later and cuts himself on it, causing the crystal to glow slightly. What this may mean is unknown for now.!~    

Assistant of Enma Ai, who becomes the black straw doll with a red string around its neck, the string probably originating as the red scarf he wears in human form. He also frequently takes the form of a burning wheel on Ai's coach when she goes to the human world to claim a soul. The coach incidentally bears the same black flame-crest that appears on the chest of those people who contract with the Hell Girl. At all other times, Wanyuudou appears as an older man whose eyes remain mostly shut, wearing a fisherman's hat and fairly old-fashioned Japanese clothing. Despite appearing quite mild-mannered at most times, Wanyuudou possesses considerable skills in martial arts. Wanyuudou's name means "A wheel entering the road" a reference to the flaming wheel form he most commonly assumes. In episode 12 of Futakomori it is revealed that he is from the Samurai era and had been the driver for a princess' entourage, and failed to save them with all dying in the process. As a result, he became a yōkai terrorizing people in the form of a flaming wheel. It is Wanyuudou who first states he and his two colleagues owe Ai a grave debt because she saved them from falling into Hell. (Source: Wikipedia)

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