The head of the British mission in Yokohama. He arranges for Kanna Sakyōnosuke to be the bodyguard of Katsu Kaishu.   (Source: Wikipedia) 

Hair: Black  Weapon and Power: He carries a sword which he doesn&#039;t use very well. His one power is zooantropy.  Habit: Has this strange habit of eating anything he finds on the ground and then choking on it. Also note that when he is shouting out that he wants a woman that he will spiel a bunch of nonsense and then trip or fall on the ground.    The reluctant hero and leader of the Sorcerer Hunters, Carrot is the ultimate ladies man, but only in his own mind. The thousands of girls that slap him in the face don&#039;t discourage him on his endless search for love...or a quickie in bed, whichever he can get. The one place he can get love (Tira and Chocolate) is the one place he rejects it. Carrot is the comedy relief and although he seems like a perverted jerk most of the time he does have a good heart.

Butler to Dr. Wattsman, the bad guy. He helps run Dr. Wattsmans evil factory.   

([Source](http://www.girlswithguns.org/long/dp.htm))

There is a fine line between intelligence and sheer stupidity, and Damaramu is not even close to either. He&#039;s at the level of brain dead moron. Probably the dumbest man in existance, Damaramu is the loud mouthed, cocky, big gun that the King hires to kill Mink.    Completely ignorant and constantly talking in third person, Damaramu is a hilarious character who is just too damn funny for even words. Damaramu solves everything with direct, blind force. He aims to destroy Mink, and tries while screaming &quot;DIE, DIE, DIE&quot;.    Personality wise he&#039;s more like a giant false advertising sign. He claims he&#039;s so powerful and strong yet ends up DYING everytime.

Leader of a group of anthropomorphic sea creatures who hunt elves to sell as stuffed hunting trophies. They prove to be no match for Junpei&#039;s fighting skills, Ritsuko&#039;s weaponry and the T-74 Tank&#039;s gun.

"Nabeshin" is the well-known nickname of anime director, Shinichi Watanabe. Watanabe himself is notorious for inserting himself into anime using his character, Nabeshin. He is the Deus Ex Machina of Excel Saga and a main character in Puni Puni Poemi, and while he does not appear explicitly in Nerima Daikon Brothers, it is almost universally known that the "rental guy" character is one of Nabeshin's incarnations as he, like all of Nabeshin's roles, is voiced by Brett Weaver in the English dub.  Additionally, he made a brief appearance in episode 24 of Yamato Nadeshiko Shichi Henge, and he is also the narrator in "The Road to Becoming a Lady" of the same series. Nabeshin also appears in episode 32 of Hayate the Combat Butler, and has a 1-frame appearance as a mechanic in Eyeshield 21, episode 16. In SKET Dance he had an appearance in episode 8 as a dub director.

“_I’m Julian! One of the bad guys! A Soothsire. Oh! Well, except I’m not anymore. See, now I’m a good guy! [Lena](https://anilist.co/character/14502/Rena) gave me a reason to- well, let’s just say I’ve had a change of heart. Hm, not explainin’ myself very well, am I?_”
— Julian, to [Marth](https://anilist.co/character/9513/Marth)

__Julian__ (Japanese: ジュリアン _Jurian_) is a thief hailing from Macedon. Formerly a member of the Soothsires, the bandits dominating the Samsooth Mountains, he turned on the group upon encountering one of their prisoners, Lena, and escaped the group with her, soon joining Marth's passing army.

(Source: [Fire Emblem Wiki](https://fireemblemwiki.org/wiki/Julian))

Leader of a gang, is a dentist's son.   Collects peoples teeth of those he bullies.

At the beginning of the series, Jonathan Washington had just skipped bail for drug smuggling charges, only to be captured by Rally Vincent. Actually, Washington was working for Edward Haints' gun-running ring and operated an entire warehouse filled with illicit firearms... firearms that Rally, with a little &quot;help&quot; from Bill Collins, were able to prevent hitting the streets.

~!However, since Washington was now a vital witness to the gun ring, he was taken to an A.T.F. safehouse outside Chicago. He had tried to persuade Rally to help him escape the safehouse because he now feared for his life. He knew that George Black, the head of the A.T.F.'s Chicago office, was also a partner of Haints and had now sent a hitman after him.!~

~!When Rally refused to help him escape, he was able to leave a fake Rolex watch and a scrap of paper with the address of his &quot;daughter&quot; on it with May. In fact, the paper held an Internet address and the watch had an access code to the shipping dates of the gun ring engraved on the back of the watchband's latch.!~ ~!True to his warning, Washington did meet his end when Natasha Radinov, using a copy of Collins' cardkey and access code, entered the safehouse, and slaughtered Washington and the A.T.F agents guarding him.!~ (From Wikipedia)

A powerful swordsman and treasure hunter, accompanying Rasha. He is vain and boastful, claiming that nobody has ever cut him, and that he has defeated fifty cavalry men at once.

(Source: Wikipedia)

Tsukumo is a commander of the Superior Jovian Male Forces and a mecha pilot. He is similar in appearance and personality to Gai Daigoji. He&#039;s Yukina Shiratori&#039;s elder brother and fell in love with Minato after meeting her inside nadesico.

Born Jiro Yamada he insisted that Gai Daigoji was &quot;the name that belongs to (his) soul&quot;, and angrily asserted his &quot;true&quot; name whenever someone used the &quot;other&quot; one. A rabid Gekiganger otaku, he was an official pilot and arrived three days ahead of schedule when he learned they would be piloting actual robots like in the anime. Fueled by his devotion to the show, Gai had a fierce intensity in and out of battle, and was angry and resentful towards Akito for being the first one to engage the enemy, stealing &quot;(his) destiny&quot;, even though he had a broken leg and was unable to fight. The two were soon able to bond over Gekiganger, although Gai couldn't understand why Akito would rather be &quot;a dumb cook&quot; than a robot pilot.

 __In Macross__  Roy first flew as a stunt pilot in Hikaru Ichijyo&#039;s father&#039;s air circus until joining the U.N. Forces as a fighter pilot. Despite his long absense during the U.N. Wars and the death of Hikaru&#039;s father, Hikaru still remained close and considered him his sempai.     After the end of that war, he involved himself in the VF-X development project (the predecessor to the VF-1 Valkyrie), and led the first U.N. variable fighter unit. His experience earned him the command of the VF-1 Skull Squadron aboard the CVS-101 Prometheus.   He is (in)famous for his love of alcohol and women.

Captain Morgan, called "Axe-Hand Morgan" since he literally has an axe for a right arm, is the first Marine officer of significant rank to be seen in the series.   Morgan is a very tall, intimidating man with white-blond hair and a steel jaw. As his nickname suggests, his right hand is replaced by a huge steel axe, the handle of which seems to go right through his forearm. Like most marines of high rank in the series, he wears a large, billowing coat like a cape. He can also normally be seen smoking a cigar.   Three years ago, Morgan looks much like he does in the present storyline, except without the axe hand and the metal jaw. He was also of a slimmer build than in the present storyline.   Prior to "capturing" Kuro, Morgan seemed to be a brave man who was not afraid of death. After his promotion, Morgan was corrupted by his power and became who he is today.   When Morgan is first introduced, he is governing over the small island of Shell Town, where his Naval base is located. Yet he is ruling by fear, abusing his rank to make people pay taxes, and even going as far as killing his own men if they do not obey his commands. He has a very spoiled son named Helmeppo, who is just as bad at using his father's rank to get what he wants from the island's inhabitants. Morgan shows no sort of fatherly love for Helmeppo, even stating that Helmeppo was a worthless son not even worth hitting.   Morgan's obsession with rank is proven in his battle against Luffy, where, despite not being able to to land a single blow on the rubberman (and having taken several), he would not accept defeat.   (Source: One Piece Wikia) 

__Height:__ 212 cm (6'11½")
__Affiliations:__ Baroque Works; Bounty Hunters (former); ~!Cross Guild!~
__Devil Fruit:__ Supa Supa no Mi (Dice-Dice Fruit)
__Devil Fruit Type:__ Paramecia
__Bounty:__ ~!75,000,000!~
Daz Bones is a former bounty hunter who joined the organization Baroque Works and is the highest-ranked male Officer Agent and the strongest under [Crocodile](https://anilist.co/character/2749/Crocodile) himself.  
His codename in the organization is Mr. 1 and he got partnered up with [Miss Doublefinger](https://anilist.co/character/21556/Zara).
He is very stoic and confident and does not hold friendship in high regard. He displays great loyalty to his boss.
Despite his cold-heartedness, he dreamt of becoming a superhero as a child.
~! After the defeat of Crocodile and the subsequent disbandment of Baroque Works he got imprisoned in Impel Down alongside his former boss, from which he escaped during the mass breakout. !~


Vodka is a leader of a thief group that appears in episode 1.

The hero of the story and pilot of Godannar. Prior to the start of the series, he rescues Anna in a battle with the Mimetic beasts. His body is covered in a cocoon, waiting to emerge as a Mimetic Beast. He is placed in suspended animation for seven years until he is given a cure—Mira's blood, which stops his body from transforming.   Since he was placed in suspended animation, his hair covered the length of his body. Anna made a promise to him, during the last few episodes, to cut his unkempt hair. She is the first person he sees upon being revived and they get married not long afterwards.  (Source: Wikipedia)

Ryu is one of the main characters from Capcom&#039;s Street Fighter series (and is also one of Capcom&#039;s mascot characters) and is the archetypical fighting game protagonist.  Ryu has appeared in every Street Fighter game and vs/crossover games produced in part with Capcom.    Ryu is the essential wandering warrior type character, living only for the fight, not caring about winning or losing but a chance to fight and learn, caring mostly for improving himself both spiritually and physically.     His Background Story varies from anime to anime, but has always remained constant in the game series.  The core of his background story is always this: Ryu is an orphaned child taken in by Anasatsuken master Gouken and trained along with his future best friend Ken Masters. Gouken is killed by Akuma (Gouki in Japanese versions), Ryu seeks revenge on Akuma while fighting in various tournaments in the meanwhile.  Canon wise the only Street Fighter tournament Ryu won was the original, defeating the Champion Sagat.     Ryu has also created an arsenal of special attacks which are standards today including, Hadouken, Shoryuken (Rising Dragon Punch), and Tatsumaki Senpuu Kyaku (Hurricane Kick). 

The Commanding General of the Holy Empire's army that defeated the Gael Tribe in Erin Island. He later continued to put out the Gael rebellion that was happening in Albion where Londinium, the Holy Empire's trade center, that faces threat from the Gael tribe. He was then defeated at the siege on the Castle of Avalon by the Gael and Brigante alliance, where he lost his life as a price of the 'small king' Arthur.    [Source: Wikipedia]

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