He had a strained relationship with his father, Miwa's grandfather. He wanted to make up with him, but unfortunately he never got the chance.

Iceringer is either an incomplete arrancar or one that never learned how (or cared how) to seal his power in a form of a Zanpakutō, stating that he abandoned human form for greater power. He has four arms, each with three fingers that he uses to shot his Uňa Tirotear from. His Hollow mask is in the shape of a beak with only the upper-left quarter of his mask showing his face. While he does not appear to have legs he is able to use Sonido and his speed is able to match that of Uryū Ishida Hirenkyaku.    Source: Bleach Wiki

 (Originally appeared in the game Bomberman Online along with Mermaid Bomber) The last and most powerful of the Bomber Shitennou. Asides from being able to use his signature "Thunder Bombs" and "Flash Thunderbolt Bombs", he has mastery over a wide variety of electrical attacks. Incredibly loyal to Mujoe and emotional, he respects his elders and superiors, he wants to expose those who are framing Mujoe at all costs. Because of this, he has an intense rivalry with Max, as he believes that he's plotting to overthrow Mujoe. He is later defeated by Max's signature attack, Hyper Plasma Bomb. His battlefield is never seen in the anime (MechaDoc interrupted him when he was about to summon it) but the video game reveals that his battlefield is a floating arena surrounded by an electric fence. 

__Status:__ Captain of the Arcadia, Former Captain of the Death Shadow

Harlock is the archetypical romantic hero, a space pirate with an individualist philosophy of life. He is as noble as he is taciturn, rebellious, stoically fighting against totalitarian regimes, whether they be earth-born or alien. In his own words, he "fights for no one's sake... only for something deep in his heart".

 (Source: Wikipedia) 

Cui is one of Frieza&#039;s henchmen. He is a rather cocky fellow who easily underestimates many of his enemies.

Breed: Kai-ken  Kagetora or &quot;Kage&quot; as he is sometimes called, is the son of Kurotora. He is the leader of a small rebellion group just outside the borders of Ou. He joins Weed when he finds out that he is the son of the great Leader of Ou, Gin. Kagetora is very impulsive, loyal and proud. He and the Great Dane, Ken are sent to Kofu to find his parents and Kurotora and make them join Weed. When they return with reinforcements, Kagetora and Ken reunites with Weed again. His brothers, Harutora and Nobutora, joins Kagetora&rsquo;s group, while his father runs to the fortress Gajou to defend it against the Great Dane, Genba. Kagetora stays a loyal fighter in Weed&rsquo;s pack thought-out the series.  (Source: Gingasite.net)

Ono no Imoko (小野妹子, Ono no Imoko?) was a Japanese politician late 6th and early 7th century, during the Asuka period and was the appointed Kenzuishi to the Sui Court in 607. 

Kumojacky is a member of the Desert Apostles. Although being evil, Kumojacky believes in fair fights, and will never fight enemies that are too weak. As he mentions that the current Pretty Cure is the weakest in history, it is possible that he has met others than just them, Cure Moonlight and possibly Cure Flower.  Kumojacky has shown to have a constant calm personality wherever he goes. He likes to see other people's pain, and has no problem using this to his liking. Full of himself, he claims that not even one hundred Cures can defeat him. Despite this, he is mannered, and always introduces himself to someone he is going to use or fight with, and never fights unfair. However, he never hesitates to tell people their weaknesses, and even encourage them into becoming stronger. 

Examinee #191 during the Hunter exam. An expert at martial arts, Bodoro is a strict and seemingly stubborn old man with an unspoken rivalry with another martial artist participating in the Hunter Exam. However, this rivalry is tossed aside in the dire circumstances of Rippo's "bonus stage" after the Trick Tower. (This rivalry is only present during the original anime).  

When interviewed by Netero for the final stage of the Hunter Exam, his personal code of honor prevents him from fight Gon and Killua, who he sees as children, no matter their combat ability. His first battle in the fifth stage of the test is against Hisoka, who he can not even scratch, despite having a lifetime record of not a single man being able to withstand one hit by him. After a whisper in his ear by Hisoka, he admits defeat, and his next fight is against Leorio.  ~!However, before the fight can start, Killua suddenly pierces Bodoro's chest from behind with a razor sharp hand, killing him.!~

Examinee #103 during the Hunter Exam. He keeps hundreds of snakes with him, which will attack everyone who attacks him. He keeps on himself an antidote to the snake venoms as a means of manipulating his opponent.  ~!During the 4th exam he is accidentally killed by Ponzu's bees when she walks into one of Barbon's traps.!~

Kiriko are Magical Beasts that can change their own physical appearance.

Umori is the sturdiest of the Amori Brothers and examinee #199 in the 287th Hunter Exam. He does not have eyebrows and dresses in a collarless baseball jersey and a backward baseball cap.  ~! One year later, Umori and his brothers attend the 288th Hunter Exam, only to be easily knocked out together with the other applicants in the First Phase by Killua. Seeing the huge gap in abilities between him and themselves, they decide to never take the Hunter Exam again.!~

Uvogin is the eleventh member of the Phantom Troupe. Nobunaga has compared his personality to Gon's, seeing how not only do they have the same Nen type, but their behavior is similar as well, being impulsive and short tempered. 

Uvogin is one of the Phantom Troupe that originated from Meteor City. However, like all of the Phantom Troupe, Uvogin doesn't hesitate to kill anyone. Out of all of the Phantom Troupe, Uvogin is the strongest in terms of physical power. Although he prefers to fight alone, Uvogin works best when fighting with a partner (specifically, Nobunaga) as he fights better when he has someone else to protect, though he would never admit it.

~!Uvogin and Kurapika fought alone in the outskirt deserts of Yorknew where Kurapika eventually pierced him with his Chain of Judgement. During the final moments of the conflict Kurapika told Uvogin that if he spoke again dishonestly then he would die, but if he spoke the truth he would let him live just a little longer. He lastly orders Uvogin to reveal the location of his comrades to which Uvogin tells him to go to hell and subsequently dies due to the Judgement Chain. Uvogin's death is a significant loss to the Phantom Troupe. !~  

__Nen Ability:__  
~!Big Bang Impact: Uvogin has seasoned his nen to the point where he has 100% power in the enhancement type. He can strengthen his muscles to the point where neither bullets nor missiles will have much of an effect on him and can strengthen even his vocal cords in order to kill someone. His favorite ability is his "Big Bang Impact", where Uvogin focuses all of the aura to his fist with kou and lets loose, creating an impact as powerful as a bomb.!~

is a video game character appearing in various games from SNK Playmore (formerly known as &quot;SNK&quot;). Rock makes his first appearance as a playable character in the fighting game Garou: Mark of the Wolves, the last chapter in the Fatal Fury series, as the new lead character from the series. Rock appears in the series as the son of Geese Howard, the main antagonist from the previous Fatal Fury games, who was killed by Terry Bogard. However, Terry started to take care of Rock to the point he teaches him to fight. Besides his appearance in Mark of the Wolves, Rock is featured in few games from The King of Fighters series as well as various crossovers from SNK. He is voiced by Eiji Takemoto (竹本 英史). In the English editions from KOF: Maximum Impact and its sequel he is voiced by Mike Lane.    Rock has also been featured in manwhua adaptations from the games he has appeared as well as the anime The King of Fighters Another Day. Rock&#039;s character has received various responses from video games publications. His debut in Mark of the Wolves has been highly praised by reviewers although some of them considered his character to be too strong in comparison to the others. However, his development in the KOF: Maximum Impact series has been criticized due to his English voice actor and his new outfit.    In spite of his father&acute;s ways, Rock is a warm, friendly and compassionate young man, possessing Terry&#039;s strong sense of justice and heroism. Every day, Rock fights off his evil side and tries to get out of the shadow of his father. He is the middle term between Geese&#039;s excessive evil and Terry&#039;s excessive festive personality. Rock is also a very compassionate man, offering to help those in need such as helping Hotaru Futaba to find her older brother.  He also tends to very uncomfortable and nervous around women, having been raised by men nearly all of his life.    His move list is an amalgam of Terry and Geese. He possesses several of Geese&#039;s trademark moves such as the Wind Slice (烈風拳, Reppuken?) and the Double Wind Slice (ダブル疾風拳, Daburu Reppuken?), in which he throws various energy waves to the ground. He also has the Raging Storm (レイジングストーム, Reijingu Sutōmu?) that sends energy to an entire area, the Shinkunage throw, reversals, and the Deadly Rave (デッドリーレイブ, Deddorī Reibu?). Moves loaned from Terry include the Rising Tackle (ライジングタックル ?), a series of ascendent kicks, variants of various moves from Terry, including the Shine Knuckle (シャインナックル?), which is a DM version of Terry&#039;s Burning Knuckle. Also, his Crack Counter is a reversal that can be directed high or low akin to Geese, where upon succeeding, Rock slams an opponent with a kick that resembles Terry&#039;s Crack Shoot. In comparison with his father, Rock still lacks the control over his &quot;evil blood&quot;, which boils from time to time hurting him after ending a combat with the Raging Storm and the Deadly Rave. Thus, most of moves taken from his father take him more time for recovering or are less powerful. However, the precedent of his lineage states that Rock has not reached the top of his game yet.

Professor Shouko's underling. Even though he has a dry personality, he is very serious towards his work. And so, he is loyal to even someone like Professor Shouko.  (Source: Kyousou Giga Manga)

J1 is the taller agent that works under BB. J1 and J2 are called such because they have the same name and would cause confusion otherwise under the Chief. When others are speaking to him and his partner J2 together they are often refereed to as JJ. Such as when the Chief has a request of the both of them

The leader of Abis Team, piloting the RGE-G2100C Clanche Custom. 

Yagyū Jūbei Mitsuyoshi(born &quot;Shichirō&quot;) grew up in his family's ancestral lands, Yagyū no Sato, now in Nara. He was the son of Yagyū Tajima no Kami Munenori, master swordsman of the Tokugawa Shoguns, especially Ieyasu and Tokugawa Iemitsu, who prized Munenori as one of his top councillors. Munenori fought for the first Tokugawa shogun, Tokugawa Ieyasu, at the Battle of Sekigahara, expanding the Shogun's territory. For his efforts, Munemori was made the Shogun's sword instructor and a minor daimyo or provincial ruler. Munenori would go on to train three successive Shoguns: Ieyasu, Hidetada, and Iemitsu.    Source - Wikipedia

__Height:__ 181 cm 
__Techniques:__ Data Tennis, Kamaitachi, Utsusemi

Unlike his childhood friend and rival, Inui, Yanagi keeps all his data on his head. Yanagi is also known for his very strategic plans when playing tennis, and uses early military tactics and apply them on his games.

"Calico" Yorki a blond haired pirate with two tattoos on his face, one under his right eye and one under his lower lip. His tattoos resembled the katakana character, **ヨ**. He was the captain of the Rumbar Pirates who brought Laboon to Reverse Mountain fifty years ago from West Blue.

(Source: One Piece Wikia)

__Height:__ 233 cm 
__Debut:__ Chapter 498; Episode 392
__Affiliations:__ ~!Marines; Drake Pirates; Beasts Pirates (Tobiroppo, former); Barrels Pirates (defected); Ninja-Pirate-Mink-Samurai Alliance!~ 
__Origin:__ North Blue 
__Devil Fruit:__ ~!Ryu Ryu no Mi, Model: Allosaurus (Dragon-Dragon Fruit, Model: Allosaurus)!~ 
__Devil Fruit Type:__ ~!Ancient Zoan!~ 
__Bounty:__ ~!222,000,000!~ 

X. Drake is a former Marine Rear Admiral turned pirate captain of the Drake Pirates. He is one of eleven pirates who have been referred to as &quot;The Eleven Supernovas&quot; on Sabaody Archipelago whose bounties are higher than 100,000,000 berries when the Straw Hats arrive in the place.     

Drake is a man who wears what appears to be a combination of a feathered cocked hat and a mask on his head. On his broad chin he has a &quot;X&quot; and on his chest and upper body he also has another large &quot;X&quot;.

When seen from above, his bicorne greatly resembles the head of a Pterodactyl. He wears armor on his legs and arms consisting of knee-high boots and gloves that go up past his elbows. On the rest of his body he wears leather pants and a leather shirt; a belt with a large ornately designed circular belt buckle secures Drake&#039;s pants. He also wears a black cape, which, from the inside, is crimson-colored, with a fur coating around the neck.    

Like his fellow Supernova, Basil Hawkins, Drake appears to be a pirate who abhors needless violence especially if he knows it would cause too much attention     Though he carries a four bladed axe as part of his weaponry, he is also known for swordsmanship. The sword he is seen wielding is a rapier-like sword. His skill is enough that he was capable of interrupting the fight of two other Supernovas with just one move.     

He has also achieved physical strength to the degree where he was able to kick aside a &quot;copy&quot; of the Warlord, Bartholomew Kuma.     

As a former Marine, Drake has a deep understanding of the workings of the World Government, and is able to use this knowledge to protect himself from danger and predict the movements of the Marines. He also is aware of the Pacifista and Vegapunk.

Lacueva was a pirate famed as a devious tactician. At some point in his life he was captured and taken to the Auction house. After protesting over becoming a slave, he chooses death over slavery and attempted suicide on stage by biting his tongue which led to him collapsing. He was later seen alongside the other slaves when Franky threw the keys to the.  His bounty is 17,000,000 belli and his name means “the cave” in spanish.  (Source: One Piece Wikia)

**First Appearance:** Chapter 222; Episode 146 

Roshio was a pirate who was said to have a bounty of Belli 42,000,000 on him. Roshio is seen playing cards with Bellamy the Hyena in the starting chapters of the Jaya arc. While he wins fairly, Bellamy challenges him otherwise then knocks him out of the top floor of the building they were in. Upon seeing Roshio's crew down in the streets trying to carry him to get some much-needed medical attention, Bellamy then leaps down to finish him off with his Spring Hopper technique.

(Source: One Piece Wikia)

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