A Storrian soldier and longtime friend of Jallak.

Although he acts like the other boys, he seems to be the least talkative and his voice sounds slightly more mature than the other boys. Butch&#039;s hair style resembles the original Butch&#039;s first hair style, although Butch&#039;s bangs in this version are longer and usually cover his right eye. Butch&#039;s skin is much paler than his brothers and his eyes are slightly longer and more &quot;Asian&quot; looking. Butch&#039;s weapon is Kaoru&#039;s smelly sweat sock, which he uses as a boomerang. The sock emits its odor when thrown. He is represented by a diamond.

An ordinary 11 year old, 5th grader. He has a lazy personality who just loves to sleep and eat (mainly donuts). He doesn&#039;t like being a mixer because he is lazy but when his friends are in trouble, he drops his lazy personality and helps out.

The Japanese-produced Night Warriors: Darkstalker&#039;s Revenge anime featured Morrigan more like her game appearances, portraying her as a semi-innocent demon world inhabitant, a member of the royal family who was more interested in going to Earth than in her duties. The picture of idle rich, she would often leave at will out of mere boredom, much to the frustration of her guardians, elder men of the Aensland family. Morrigan&#039;s role as a hero was a focus, with her activities as a succubus downplayed; although the OVA depicts Donovan Baine as the main hero of the story, some say that Morrigan was also a little more stoic and pretentious than her usually upbeat personality depicted in the games. She is also shown fighting Jon Talbain in the episode intros for the first three episodes.

(Source: Wikipedia)

The enigmatic woman who gives the young boy Tetsurou his ticket on the Galaxy Express 999. As beautiful as she is wise, Maetel provides constant support and guidance for Tetsurou throughout his travels.   In Leiji Matsumoto's own words:  Maetel "is the woman who travels with an adolescent boy's dreams. She's traveled with millions, tens of millions of boys, so far. In fact, there are as many Maetels as there are boys. That's also how she can show up in any story. All boys have met Maetel in different forms of encounter. That goes for Antares or Emeraldas or Harlock, as well. They are all crossed over, and they can all be separate stories on their own. So if you change perspectives, you can make as many stories as you like. The characters of Shadow and Emeraldas, who were girls in their adolescence, have met someone called Maetel, in the heart, from their childhood, or during the time when they were full of dreams. It's a train ride through one's mind, or the train that travels along with one. And each person has a different journey..."

~!In chapter 68 it is said that she is always dressed in black because in mourning for her lost companions.!~

(Source: Anime Interviews: The First Five Years of Animerica, Anime &amp; Manga Monthly, First Printing in 1997)

Mrs. Oyama lives near Grape Valley on Saturn&#039;s moon, Titan. Tetsuro Hoshino meets her when she takes him in after his decidedly cold welcome to her planet. She tells him where he is likely to find the kidnapped Maeter, and gives him her son&#039;s old Cosmo Gun for protection, along with a similar hat and cloak. After he successfully rescues Maeter, she allows him to keep the gun, and tells Tetsuro that if he ever encounters her son during his travels to pass along the message that she would very much like to see him again. Tetsuro does eventually meet him on Heavy Meldar, but Tochiro doesn&#039;t live long enough to make any further journeys.

Tsubasa Kurenai is a suitor of Ukyo Kuonji who followed her to Furinkan after she left her old school. Despite appearing to be a girl, Tsubasa, like most of Ukyo's suitors, is actually a male to female cross-dresser.   Prior to the events of the series, Tsubasa attended an all-boys school which was also attended by Ukyo at the time (who'd disguised herself as a boy). Tsubasa quickly fell in love with Ukyo and began showering her with gifts, but Ukyo had no attraction to Tsubasa. Even after Ukyo left to find Ranma, Tsubasa still sent mountains of love letters to Ukyo, prompting her to send Tsubasa a letter explaining about her engagement along with a picture of Ranma's female form.   Tsubasa ended up having Ukyo agree to let him help her with her restaurant to deliver okonomiyaki -- decided mostly because she wouldn't have to pay him much. During his deliveries, Maomolin (who also works part-time at a restaurant, but at Shampoo's Cat Café stall) instantly fell in love with him and routinely chases him around asking him to be his bride, much to Tsubasa's dismay. Strangely enough, even after Tsubasa reveals to Maomolin that he's actually male, Maomolin declares that it doesn't bother him as nobody's perfect. And the chase continues on...  Tsubasa also makes use of various disguises (mostly during battles, but oftentimes for no particular reason than to make an ostentatious appearance out of nowhere). He has made full use of disguising as a tree, a letterbox, a trash can, a vending machine, a washing machine, and Ucchan's Okonomiyaki sign, among others.

Cologne is the great-grandmother of Shampoo. She accompanies Shampoo on her return to Japan, and opens the Cat Café in Furinkan. She is a contemporary of Happosai, and well over one hundred years old. She calls Ranma "bride-groom" and "son-in-law" due to her attempts to have him marry Shampoo, and just to watch him become enraged. She is a grand master of martial arts, and occasionally teaches Ranma and his rivals new techniques. She gets around by pogoing on a gnarled wooden staff that she sometimes uses as a weapon.  She is the grand master of the Chinese Amazon martial arts, allowing her to manipulate water and ice, create whirlwinds using an opponent's aura against them, shatter inanimate objects with a simple touch, and touch pressure points to make a person feel like they are burning with even the slightest amount of heat. Cologne is knowledgeable in several other disciplines such as arcane lore, cooking, Chinese mythology, and magic artifacts.  (Source: Wikipedia)

Every 1000 years, a woman called a Millennial Queen is sent from the planet La-Metal to secretly rule over the Earth and lead an underground organization that secretly controls the entire planet. Promethium, known to Earthlings as Yukino Yayoi, is the current Millennial Queen.     ~!Some early movie promotional material identified her as Promethium II, and indicated that she was the daughter of the Queen Promethium of the Machine Empire of Galaxy Express 999 (another of Matsumoto&#039;s works). This idea (and the suffix, II) was later dropped, however, and Millenial Queen Promethium/Yayoi was considered to be the person who would eventually become the Machine Queen (see Maetel Legend).    While shown with rounder eyes in the anime TV series, she is shown with almond-shaped eyes in both the manga and the anime film and looks just like Maetel from Galaxy Express 999.    While Yayoi is Professor Amamori&#039;s private secretary in all three versions of the story, there are the following differences:  In the anime TV and manga, Yayoi lives on the second floor of a ramen shop run by an older couple who have adopted her as their daughter. She has a tiger-striped cat.    In the anime film, in addition to being Professor Amamori&#039;s private secretary, she also teaches at a school and lives in a high-class apartment.    [Maetel Legend, Space Symphony Maetel, Galaxy Express 999] ~!  In the anime TV series called Maetel Legend, Space Symphony Maetel and Galaxy Express 999 (also in GE 999 movies), Promethium, mother of Maetel and Emeraldas is the main antagonist. Unlike in the Millennial Queen TV series, and the movie, La Andromeda&#039;s intentions are to convert all humanity into cyborgs, whether they like it or not. Ironically, she puts her daughters, Maetel and Emeraldas in a difficult position similar to how her mother, Millennial Queen from the Queen Millennia series (Mother of Yayoi, and Selen) did to her and Selen, where they must fight for their own beliefs and stop the Queen. Initially however, when Promethium had a human body, she was a motherly queen who loved her daughters, Maetel and Emeraldas. But as she desired for eternal life, without having to suffer from illness, aging, and starvation, she allowed herself to be converted into a cyborg, as shown in Maetel Legend. Soon after, she realizes that she is losing her human qualities, most importantly the quality of love. As a result, she regrets having a mechanical body despite its advantages. When she realizes that her mind is finally out of control, she asks Maetel to kill her as shown in Space Symphony Maetel. Although Maetel and Emeraldas supposedly killed Promethium in Space Symphony Maetel, Promethium&#039;s evil spirit still lives. In the Galaxy Express 999 TV series, Promethium finally gets killed by Maetel and Tetsuro, with the destruction of La Metal.!~    [Queen Millennia Movie] ~!  Yayoi Yukino, Promethium II opposes Lalela and her plan to wipe out all mankind to gain etneral spring for La Metallians, unlike in the anime where she is pressured by her own mother, Promethium I to destroy mankind in order to keep La Metal&#039;s traditional cycle going. In the end, Promethium II dies after weakening Lalela by shooting her with a pistol.!~    [Queen Millennia TV series] ~!  Promethium, also known as Yayoi Yukino is the princess of La Metal, and was to become the next Queen Millennia. However, she betrays La Metal and the current Millennial Queen for the sake of the earth and a young boy named Hajime. After joining forces with her older sister Selen, she manages to save the Earth from total annihilation. It is likely that she is the same Promethium appeared in the Maetel Legend, though Queen Millennia series and Maetel&#039;s series (Maetel Legend, Space Symphony Maetel, Galaxy Express 999) could possibly irrelevant.!~

Kyoko's demanding mother. One glimpse of Ritsuko, and you can see where Kyoko gets her fiery temper from. She was very dissapointed in Kyoko's decision to marry Soichiro, and did not attend their wedding or the funeral. She only began attended memorial services in hopes of convincing the Otonashi's to side with her and encourage Kyoko to remarry.

She worries deeply about her son who never wants to go outside and play.

__Height:__ 172 cm

Lives in Vancouver, Canada

Kathleen Barr

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