He was an active industrial spy, but rode on the chance of the catastrophic earthquake and entered the salvaging business, setting up K2 Corporation, a Salvaging operation. He is Rion's father. He prefers to hold onto the old ways (cheapest price for the best service) and principles of doing business, which does little good to the business. His past with Aika goes far back.   (Source: Wikipedia) 

Leader of the Camorra, one of the oldest and most powerful Italian Mafias in the world.

Leader of the Hakushin Society (白真会, Hakushin-kai), a yakuza that has a workforce of 26,000 men across Japan. His organization controls all aspects of organized crime except drug trafficking. Knowing that the 108 Dragons have sent Freeman to assassinate him in order to fully infiltrate Japan's criminal underground.
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Braya is one of the three sages in The Council of the Sages. In the movie version of Eureka Seven he&#039;s the Prime Minister of the Central People&#039;s Government and Coda Lovell&#039;s ex-husband.

Kubota is an army Intelligence Officer and former colleague of Aramaki. He often provides Aramaki with inside information. He appears to be of the same JGSDF Academy Class as Chief Aramaki, and appears to have equivalent rank (Colonel), though he is also interested in advancing his career politically, often handing unpleasant tasks over to Section 9 in order to prevent blame for &#039;dirty business&#039; being officially attached to his record of conduct.

A member of the eldora five, Jose appears to be the second -in-command of the group. He&#039;s often arguing with Nero over their glory day stories, saying how often he had to bail out his leader in various situations, which Nero quickly denies.    Even after Jose and the rest of the eldora five join Van and Co. in their assault on The Claw&#039;s island, he still argues with Nero often over the repairs of their armor, claiming that they should have brought Bucchi along.

The Emperor of Anatoray is the father of Sophia. He no longer pays attention to the needs and suffering of his people. His death leads to Sohpia&#039;s succession to the throne.

Dr. Seijiro Inui, often referred to as 'Chairman', is indeed the chairman of the Institute for Psychiatric Research.  He is in opposition of the use of electronic devices, especially the DC Mini, to explore the dreams of patients, feeling that the realm of dreams should never be invaded. 

~!He enlists the aid of Osanai Morio to steal two of the devices, the purpose being to discredit the inventor, Dr. Kōsaku Tokita, by implanting the delusions of a clearly-insane patent upon innocent people.  He is confined to a wheelchair, but uses the DC Mini to become essentially a deity of dreams.!~

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One of the characters for hire in Samurai Champloo, he seems to be an old man scared of a dog, but names himself a samurai. In the second anime chapter of Samurai Champloo he skirmishes with Jin but since Ryūjirō Sasaki had died due to Oniwakamaru strangling him to death he was forced into retreat since no one was going to pay him.

Arawaka is a butler in The Melancholy of Haruhi Suzumiya. Not much is known about him, but it is revealed that he is a member of the Agency and one of Koizumi&#039;s contacts. He is usually seen with Mori, another Agency member who takes on the appearance of a maid.    Arawaka is introduced as the butler of a mansion during the Lone Island Syndrome arc, but appears later on during the Lone Mountain Syndrome arc. He also helps in retrieving Mikuru from the other Agency.

The chairman of the Paradigm Group and the son of Paradigm City&#039;s founder. He shows great contempt, hatred even, for the poor of Paradigm and the foreigners living in the city. For Alex, Paradigm&#039;s true citizens are those within the domes. Alex possesses an unquenchable thirst for power, and an &quot;ends justify the means&quot; philosophy. Despite being more or less the absolute ruler of Paradigm City, Alex harbors dreams of even greater power and will stop at nothing to achieve them.

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.!~

Charlie is an old bartender who has lived on Libot his whole life.

He is a mafia boss who sponsors JP behind the scenes.

~!He is the main antagonist who always bets for JP loss and through Frisbee orders him which positions to take in a race with any means necessary, even by almost killing him.!~

The father of Ken and Sayuri Ando. He works as a reporter and is investigating the organization D.C. under suspicion of a role in the disappearance of his late wife.

He&#039;s a member of the council of Organ.

Gerald Michael Charlebois is an American voice actor who has voiced in many anime titles. However, one of his best-known roles was a live-action voice-over, that being the voice of Prince Olympius in Power Rangers: Lightspeed Rescue despite being age 71. Formerly, Charlebois was a live-action film and television actor in his heyday, but has since been well-known for his voice-acting roles. Charlebois also was a regular in Roger Corman's movies.

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