Master Asia was the former King Of Hearts after passing his title to Domon. He first became the 12th Gundam Fight Champion for Neo Hong Kong and fights again in the 13th Gundam Fight. Master Asia always trained Domon at a young age. He taught how to become a true fighter and that the warrior's spirit is within your soul. He never gives up and constantly teaches Domon new fighting techniqes.   After meeting Domon in Shinjuku, Master Asia reveals that he is in work with the Devil (Dark) Gundam. He challenges Domon to a higher level like none before and promises him that Domon will become part of the Devil (Dark) Gundam itself.

G&eacute;rard de Villefort is the highest ranking judge in Paris and is considered a member of the social elite. He is known for being harsh in his rulings, a trait that will return to haunt him. While he conducts his judicial business with an iron fist, he is in truth a very passive, self-flagellating character trying to get out from under the shadow of his father Noirtier. His first wife died years ago, and he remarried to a social-climber named H&eacute;lo&iuml;se.   ~!He once had an affair with Madame Danglars which resulted in a child. Villefort was the one who sent Edmond Dantes to prison without a trial and the intent to keep him there within the prison walls for life.!~

Roland is a legendary astronaut and Hachi's room mate on his time on the moon, after breaking his leg after saving a woman from a fire. Roland appears as a typical old man who thinks the youth gets things too easily, and is often seen crunching a squeezer.  He was also Mr. Gigalt's sensei and teacher.   ~!He committed suicide by staying too long outside on the moon in a compression suit, because he believed his leukemia was going to keep him from going out in space again.!~

He is the greatest representation of evil within Rune-Midgard. He shows a noticeable superiority to all other monsters in the anime, and proves to be the world's greatest threat, despite being sealed away long ago by the &quot;Seven Ambitions.&quot; He is so cunning and devious, he manages to convince three of the seven souls he needs to be revived to work for him. From several scenes, it seems that the Dark Lord consists of two identities, both being equally evil. There is no apparent difference between the two identities, seemingly only shown to explain the different voices of this villain. Dark Lord is an actual MVP (boss) in Ragnarok Online.

The head butler, who used to be in the special forces, and whose real name is Taijiri Yasushi. He believes himself to be incredibly handsome. In the anime, he frequently parodies other anime series, most notoriously Mobile Fighter G Gundam, as part of an in-joke referring to the fact that his and Ren's voice actors played major roles in that series. There are some hints that point out the Colonel has homosexual tendencies, however this could also be false and used as a device for yaoi innuendo jokes. While very hard on Ren by pushing him to the limit in his butler training, he is in reality an honorable man and believes in Ren. The colonel's entire body is covered in scars from the time he spent in the special forces however they are usually covered by his butler uniform. (Wikipedia)

One of the Magnificent Ten of Big Fire. He is continually bridled by having to report directly to Genya on the current project. He does not trust how he is watched by Ko-Enshaku or Genya&#039;s methods. He himself, however, is blinded by his own hate for Taisou. Taisou cost him his eye and apparently one of his friends during the battle for the control over Giant Robo.

Shimoji base commander, he is of British nationality.    (Source: Wikipedia)

A Sage, he is always at Arawns' side and self proclaimed "sword and shield". His original form is that of a Dragon, and has been alive for a very long time. His race was destroyed by the White Angels as they deemed them weak, then dropped one of the two moons into the planet to annihilate them. He was a friend to Myrddin before the birth of Arawn.  [Source: Wikipedia]

Professor Nalerof had originally thought that he was working to improve the Gravity Belts keeping the Yietta metropolis afloat. However, he eventually realized that the company he was working for was a dummy and that he was in fact contributing to the efforts of a rogue military faction led by Lord Guizel. His research was being used to turn the gravity belts into what his Elysse would later term &quot;a monstrous nightmare&quot;. Nalerof made an effort to sabotage the Gravity Diffusion Array, locking the controls with a password, but Guizel found out about his plans and sent soldiers to kill him. In a desparate effort, Nalerof took his daughter Elysse and sent her to the surface in an escape pod...just as the soldiers shot him dead.

Jirocho Wasabi is the head of the Wasabi clan in the Land of Tea, which is a clan warring with the nearby Wagarashi clan. He is depicted as kind, sympathetic, and honest, in contrast to the Wagarashi clan&#039;s leader, Kiroku Wagarashi, who is dishonest and manipulative. Jirocho is also an old friend of Tsunade&#039;s when he appeared to tell Senta and Bunzou that Tsunade&#039;s debt to the Akagi family was paid. He apparently took in Idate Morino after finding him on the streets. While Idate was racing, he expressed great faith in Idate, even to the extent of betting his own life.

Anaruski is a protector of good.  wearing nothing more then a cape, boots, underwear.    he and his (uncountable amount of) brothers strive to fight all in justice in the world.  his brothers look exaclty alike and all of them share an eyepatch over their right eye.     ~!  All of Anaruski's brothers where shot down by 2 Monkey gangsters making him the last surviving brother.  !~

Old Man Hagi appeared in two episodes of the Pokémon anime. 
In episode 18, his Camome, Peeko, was captured by a member of Team Aqua, the same one responsible for stealing from the Devon Corporation the episode before. Satoshi and his friends helped to save Peeko and return it to Hagi. As a way of thanking them, Hagi gave them a ride to Muro Town on his boat. In episode 19, Hagi was with the group when Takeshi helped an injured Samehader. At the end of the episode, Hagi dropped the group off at Muro Town.

One of Hazelrink&#039;s butlers. He is a very good fist-fighter and an expert of martial arts. He has sworn by his life to protect the Princess of Hazelrink, Charlotte. His Name is a reference to Alfred Pennyworth, A butler of Bruce Wayne from the Batman Series

Eunuch who works for the Court and Kakuto-sensei, takes care of the girls candidates for brides-to-be.

Air Chief Marshall Trevor Maloney is a member of Britannian RAF high command in charge of 501st Joint Fighter Wing and its operations as well as other units. He replaced Hugo Dowding as the Britannian Air Chief Marshal and was highly against the usage of Witches for defending Dover. He especially harbors contempt towards the Joint Fighter Wings, for they were established by Dowding, his political rival.  He is also the commander of 1st Assault Unit "Warlock", specifically meant for the usage of Warlock (the weapon) and top secret research and development project behind it. To fund his project, Maloney was redirecting budgets meant for the 501st JFW to his projects. Due to this scandal being revealed by Wing Commander Wilcke, he was dismissed from the post. Preceding whereabouts are unknown.  He is the antagonist from the last few episodes of the first season. Responsible for temporarily shutting down the 501st and causing the Warlock disaster.  He is based on Trafford Leigh-Mallory, Dowding's political rival during the Battle of Britain.  (Source: Strike Witches Wiki)

Detective Mikuriya is the old, hardened man who investigates most of the supernatural crimes in Shinjuku. Although he seems to keep a watchful eye on the Magami Five, he usually never gets any leads or closes any of the bizarre cases.     ~!The detective is given a small arc in conjunction with Maria Alucard and Morihito Inugami&#039;s back-stories in season two. When he was younger, his partner was Ryuuta Yotsugi&#039;s older brother. His partner is bitten by a vampire-like demon, and becomes a demon himself, infecting others in the hospital treating him. The new oni horde perishes, however, when the sun rises, but child-Ryuuta is saved by Mikuriya.    Now the only family Ryuuta has left, the two of them study the supernatural crimes in order to hunt out the monster that killed Yotsugi. They eventually track down Maria Alucard, but she is saved by Inugami, who warns enraged Ryuuta and sensible Mikuriya that she is not the demon they seek. Mikuriya is mortally wounded by Inugami while protecting Ryuuta, but is taken in by Dr. Iwayama for treatment.!~

The chairman of the PLANT Supreme Council that governs the Coordinator homeland. Although Clyne once worked side by side with Patrick Zala to create ZAFT and win independence for the PLANTs, over the years the two have become political rivals, and Clyne now leads a moderate faction of the Supreme Council which seeks to end the war through peaceful negotiation. Clyne represents the PLANTs of Aprilius City, which specialize in space sciences, and is the father of pop star Lacus Clyne.

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Sabrina's father (Japanese: ナツメ 父親 Natsume's father) is a character who appeared in two episodes of the Pokémon anime. He is voiced by 秋元羊介 Yōsuke Akimoto in Japanese and Maddie Blaustein in English. Due to the fact that he was never given a name, this page will simply refer to him as Sabrina's father.   He first appeared in Abra and the Psychic Showdown. He recommended that Ash should not battle Sabrina, the Saffron City Gym Leader. After Ash was defeated by her, her father returned and told Ash the only way to defeat Sabrina is by using a Ghost-type Pokémon.   He returned in Haunter versus Kadabra to save Ash from being turned into a doll by Sabrina. Her father told Ash that Sabrina was not always as mysterious and manipulating as she is now. Ash returned to the gym, and using his Haunter, he was able to earn his Marsh Badge by making Sabrina laugh again and therefore became herself again like she had in the past.   Although it is revealed that the man is Sabrina's father, Ash never figured out their relation. He believed that the man knew so much about Sabrina because he was her photographer, while in the Japanese version Ash believed that he is a neighbor of Sabrina's.   He is also shown to be capable of teleporting without the use of a known Pokémon, as well as being able to teleport others with him. He also displayed telekinesis by controlling Ash's body and throwing him back without touching him.   (Source: Bulbapedia)

A former British Royal Air Force Pilot, Boris is haunted by the ghosts of his former wingmates. He is afraid to sleep with the lights off, for in his sleep, the ghosts of his dead comrades come to visit him in his dreams. In the OAV and the 2004 anime, Boris is shot down and killed by anti-aircraft fire. Boris and Shin are the only pilots in area 88 to fly the F-8 Crusader. Boris appears in all three versions.   (Source: Wikipedia)

__Non-anime roles:__  
* Alfred in "Princess Lover!" (Visual Novel)  
* Busho/Generals & Advisor Vocals in "Sangokushi Taisen 3" (Arcade)  
* Ogam in "Tears to Tiarra" (Visual Novel)

Yousuke Akimoto

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