Gen's younger brother and the youngest member of the Nakaoka family, at the time of the bomb. He is Gen's constant companion in fun, games and trouble.

Kaochin is a character that approaches Subaru after she leaves the knights. She is jealous of Subaru and proclaims that she is not copying her outfit wise. She attacks Subaru and says she's weak and nearly kills Subaru's character but Subaru stands up to her after remembering what Crim said to her when she first meet him. She is only seen in this small part of the anime and then disappears as none of the main characters come in contact with her.

Tsukasa is a Wavemaster and the main character. He is a young silver-haired boy clad in grey robes,  At the start of the series, he is seen waking up to find himself in a dungeon in The World, but he has no idea why he is there or who he is. Not much time passes until Tsukasa discovers he is trapped in the game, unable to log out, while his real body is in a coma. He is initially depicted as a cynical loner who tends to avoid others as much as possible, but at the story progresses he begins to warm up to Mimiru, Bear, Subaru, and others.   ~!In the real world, his name is An Shouji, and he happens to be a girl. She was raised by her father after the death of her mother, and was physically and mentally abused by him. His abusive behavior also distanced her from her gender: he treated her like a boy, refusing to allow her to use feminine products and basic hygiene products. There are also subtle hints that her father is an alcoholic. After awaking from her coma, Ryo Sakuma, the player behind Bear, becomes her legal guardian and allows her to go to a boarding school. She meets with Mariko, Subaru's player.!~

Elk&#039;s PC is a young, blue-haired boy wearing dark blue robes. He almost always has a gloomy expression on his face. In terms of appearance, he is an almost identical twin of Tsukasa, the only difference being minute changes in their robes, gloves, and hat, and a change in color scheme. Tsukasa is mostly gray and brown while Elk is blue and gray. Elk&#039;s face tattoo is also slightly different.   Elk is a rather insecure person online. He seems to have a lot of trouble trusting other players, and is always shocked when somebody is nice to him. The only person he seems to trust is Mia, who he is rarely separated from. He can be downright mean to people if he feels they are trying to draw Mia&#039;s attention away from him.      ~!Offline, Elk&#039;s player is Kaoru Ichinose (一ノ瀬薫), a thirteen-year-old middle school student who joined The World to make friends and attempt to change his shy and passive personality. He eventually went on to create the character  [Endrance](http://myanimelist.net/character/5784/Endrance). !~

__Height:__ 163 cm

Takara is a quiet, mysterious character. He is also somewhat of a ventriloquist. He hasn't talked much, and when he does, it's usually through ventriloquism. He is short, only slightly taller than Konekomaru, and wears the typical True Cross Academy uniform. Has yet to be shown opening his eyes and is always seen with his rabbit puppet. Not much is known about him he also did not contribute to the group effort in the Exwire exam. However, when he speaks with his rabbit puppet, the voice and tone is usually very rude.

Shuu Kannogi (菅ノ木 愁, Kannogi Shuu) introduced during The New Captain Shūsuke Amagai arc, he is the fiancé of Lurichiyo Kasumiōji. Kumoi made him family chief because he can then control the clan, becoming clan retainer. Shuu is not as adventurous as Lurichiyo, whom he calls "Luri-chan", and has never set foot out of the manor except in his ported chair. When he discovers that the Lurichiyo at the wedding was a fake, he decided to help Rukia and Ichigo out by pretending being their hostage. He then mainly traveled on Ichigo's back. When he saw Ichigo fighting with the Captain Shūsuke Amagai, he intervened by placing himself between them to stop them and beg Amagai to listen, which he accepted and ultimatly helped them. He loves Lurichiyo and tries his best to protect and save her. He seems to to feel safe by Ichigo and Rukia's side as he trusts them.

Salt is an apprentice sun fairy, best friend to Sugar and Pepper. He's cheerful yet somewhat stubborn in nature. Although he is rebellious towards his father, he has a strong desire to become a good and well-trained sun fairy. He dislikes dishonest things, and is a good person. His instrument is a trumpet.

Tomoki Himi is a main character in the Digimon anime series Digimon Frontier. In this series, a group of chosen human children were given the ability to turn into Digimon.  Tomoki is the youngest member of the group, and was chosen to wield AncientMegatheriumon's power through the Spirits of ice. When the audience first sees Tomoki, he is being bullied by two older boys, who push him onto the Trailmon that brings the Chosen Children into the Digital World.  Tomoki is always genuine in his feelings and looks up to Takuya Kanbara as his hero. As the series progresses, Tomoki learns to stand up for himself, even fighting his own battles. He learns to become more brave and self-reliant over the course of the series. Unlike the others Tomoki only ever defeated a foe on his own once to the point of destruction. He purified the Chamelemon and defeated them, but they reverted to Armadilomon. The only evil Digimon he ever killed was Asuramon when he was in Sakkakumon's Fire Sphere. It was also the only time he ever battled by himself.  Source: Wikipedia.

Culumon's role is not that of a fighter, and his immature antics and over-expressed emotions leave little doubt about this fact. In Digimon Tamers, Culumon is the only Digimon on the protagonist's side who had no tamer.

Rina Takamiya is a classmate of Meimi and Asuka's, and she meets the later in an arcade where she tries to beat a video game for him, much to his dismay. There she witness the delivery of a calling card from Saint Tail, and appears at the location the card indicates, claiming that she will catch Saint Tail because she wants to become a police woman. Along with Asuka she fails, although she is then determined to capture the theif.    As the mayor's daughter, Rina is able to accompany Asuka on his mission to capture Saint Tail. And she soon develops a theory who Saint Tail is, at the same time developing feelings for Asuka herself. She tried reveal Meimi as Saint Tail numerous times, but failed. She also offered to tell Asuka who Saint Tail really was, but he declined, claiming he would catch her on his own to find out.     Rina is a headstrong and stubborn character, she is also physically strong, which balances with Meimi's agility. At the beginning of the series she is also a little taller than Asuka, however, he grows over the series, which sparks some of her feelings for him. 

Ruby is Meimi's pet Hedgehog. Her manga introduction is half way through the story, while her anime appearance is quite early in the series. She was bought by a man who forced her to swallow a gem. Saint Tail then steals Ruby from the man to protect the gem inside of her. Ruby also knows Meimi is Saint Tail, and has even been on a previous caper with her, although Meimi has to keep Ruby hidden from Asuka Jr. so he won't recognize her from the previous caper she was in. 

Kid is a slim child mamodo who wears a blue jumpsuit with a K on it. He is partly puppet, which is shown in his various spells which involve weapons and changing the size of his body part. Personality-wise, he is childish and cocky, but also very naive, shown very often when Kid explains something with a lie wich Dr. Riddles had previously made up, and is utterly shocked when Dr. Riddles revealed that it had been a lie.

A pirate that was wandering in Interdimensional sea for a long time. ~!Alice&#039;s older brother.!~

Rock achieved a long life as an actor because of his various defects and his portrayals of the numerous dark sides of human nature; Kenichi meanwhile, is loved as the everlasting youth in Tezuka Osamu's Manga. At any rate, Tezuka Osamu's Manga began in earnest with the meeting of Tezuka Osamu and Kenichi-kun. Kenichi was given the leading role in the majority of the early works, including "New Treasure Island", and was the first star of Tezuka Osamu's Manga. He looked out intently onto the world, was habitually considerate and never forgot to be kind, and in this he embodied the kind of conscientiousness and purity of "childhood days". Afterwards, the Manga world started to focus attention on "realities that cannot be communicated through the agency of simple integrity". Due to the need to exist as outsiders from human society, leading characters, including Atom, came to have other facets to their characters in addition to their innocent righteousness.

Tezuka Osamu himself said, "I was forced to relinquish Kenichi from his role as protagonist because he lacked individuality." In the same way as people even come to feel embarrassed by the innocence of their sense of equity as children when they reach adulthood, the Manga world forgot Kenichi as it struggled to grow up. Nonetheless, no matter how grown up, how adult our faces become, our "childhood days" live on forever in our hearts, and in the same way, Kenichi continued to put in straight performances as the "righteous boy" who occasionally appears in Tezuka Osamu's Manga.  

(Source: tezukaosamu.net)

Nawaki was the younger brother of Tsunade and the grandson of the First Hokage. He was very much like Naruto Uzumaki in both appearance and personality and like Naruto, Nawaki also had the dream of becoming Hokage one day. He shared this dream with his sister on his twelfth birthday, who gave him their grandfather&#039;s necklace in the hopes that it would help him achieve is dream.

James "Jim" Hawking is an eleven-year-old outlaw and the business partner of [Gene Starwind](https://anilist.co/character/1013/). The co-owner of Starwind and Hawking Enterprises, Jim acts as the brains to Gene's brawn in harried situations and is a constant voice of reason.

Yahiko is a samurai descendant. Yahiko's father died during the Battle of Ueno during the Boshin War, slain at the Keneiji Temple. His mother died of syphilis in a brothel to put food on their table not long after giving birth to her son. Yahiko was originally forced to live as a thief for the local Yakuza, who tricked him into believing that he still had to pay off the money the gangsters gave to his mother to buy medicine. With the help of Himura Kenshin and Kamiya Kaoru, he becomes an apprentice of the Kamiya Kasshin-Ryu style. Yahiko has a friend/rival, Tsukayama Yutaro and a sweetheart, Sanjo Tsubame, who works at Akabeko.

An 11-year-old boy of about Lain's age, who occasionally works for the Knights to bring forth "the one truth." He has not yet been made a member, and is unaware of their full intentions. Taro loves virtual reality video games and hangs out all day at the Cyberia night-club with his friends, Myu-Myu and Masayuki. He has been described as a "techno punk teenager" by Michael Tribett, and uses special technology, such as custom HandiNavis and video goggles. Taro takes pride in his internet anonymity, and asks Lain for a date with her Wired self in exchange for information.

(Source: Wikipedia)

__Height:__ 166 cm (5'5")
__Occupation:__ Student (grade 10-11)

Kunikida is a quiet high school student enrolled at North High who is good friends with both [Taniguchi](https://anilist.co/character/257/Taniguchi) and [Kyon](https://anilist.co/character/252/Kyon).

Kunikida is much quieter than Taniguchi with the latter doing most of the talking when the two are hanging out. He and Kyon went to the same junior high school, and may know more about Kyon. He once stated that "Kyon likes weird girls," as evidence to support the idea that Kyon is romantically interested in [Haruhi Suzumiya](https://anilist.co/character/251/Haruhi-Suzumiya). It is believed that Kunikida himself has a crush on [Tsuruya](https://anilist.co/character/256/Tsuruya).

Personal Gunmen: Grapearl (Blue),  ~!Gurren-Lagann (Epilogue)!~  Gimmy Adai is a boy from Adai Village, who used to be cared for by Rossiu. When new children were born into the village, the population exceeded its limit of 50, which mandated that two people be removed and sent to the surface. Since Gimmy and Darry had no parents, the village elder chose them to leave the village, however, Rossiu decided to go with them. The pair of twins have a very good bond with each other, and were often left to their own devices around Dai-Gurren, except when they were with older girls, such as Yoko or Nia. After the timeskip, Gimmy and Darry become important Grapearl pilots, often fighting together. Gimmy tends to be more impulsive and reckless, which sometimes puts the duo in trouble.   ~! After Nia's death, Simon hands down Lagann's Core Drill to Gimmy and in the epilogue, he is seen alongside Darry, not only as commanders of the Grapearl squad, but as the new pilots of Gurren Lagann.!~

Gravestone is a weapon of mass destruction left behind from the Great War.  He was built with the ability to wreak terrible devastation and despair... but curiously, he was also given the form of a small boy. Gravestone, dormant for ages, has recently begun to stir and as his power continues to grow, so too does his craving for revenge&hellip;

She is most well known for her role as Gaignun Kukai Jr. from the Xenosaga video game series

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