An 18-year old &quot;doll breeder,&quot; Speedy has a friendly, affable personality. Speedy finds himself drawn to Layla after watching her victory in a gladiator battle at the dome city he lived in. He is also curious about Layla&#039;s mysterious doll, Nei. [Source: Wikipedia]

Urawa is introduced as having the highest score in an exam, and secretly has powers that allow him to see the future, though it is unclear whether he used his powers to cheat. Urawa has feelings for Ami Mizuno, but is too shy to admit it. He becomes embroiled in the Rainbow Crystal arc for being the holder of the Yellow Rainbow Crystal, Bumbo. He is also one of the few good characters to explicitly state that he knows a Senshi's identity, as he often calls Sailor Mercury by her civilian name. It is implied that he knows this from his powers.

__Date of birth:__ 23rd June 
__National Team Jersey Number:__ #14 
__Position:__ Defender / Part-time coach 
__Nickname:__ Field no Kikoshi (Field Prince), Ace of Glass
__Special Techniques:__ Drive shoot and Off-side strategy 

Jun Misugi is easily one of Japan’s best players. Unfortunately, his failing heart condition forces him to play for only a short time almost every game. During Japan's match against Argentina, Japan's coach silently thought to himself that Jun would have been Japan's top player (even better than Tsubasa) if it wasn't for his current heart injury; indeed, Jun scored Japan's final goal in that match. He completely recovered in the World Youth Series though. Jun is strong-willed and dedicated besides being kind and clever. Jun can read the opposing team’s formation and tactics even when he is not playing on the field; not to mention his ability on how to control his opponent’s movements.

Nakano was the sports commentator in the last soccer game of Daisaku Amarao.

&quot;The student body president and a third year student. Many girls are interested in him, but he is only interested in Meiko, and tries to get her to like him in place of Na-chan. His crude sense of humor however, do not sit well with Meiko, who believes him to be irresponsible and a playboy. They do go out for a time, but Meiko is unable to overcome her feelings for Na-chan. After Satoshi tries several times to make her forget him, following the Hiroshima arc he sees that he has no chance to win her over and stops his romantic pursuit of Meiko, staying friends with her instead.    Satoshi is the first person to notice Yuu's interest in architecture, and his initially unusual behavior towards Yuu arouse Yuu and Miki's suspicions that he is gay and has a crush on him, which he uses to his advantage. Satoshi and Yuu eventually come to an understanding however, and Satoshi helps Yuu try to uncover the truth of who his actual biological father may be, as he suspects that his father Yoshimitsu is a potential candidate. It is revealed however, that Yoshimitsu is not Yuu's true father, but Satoshi and Yuu stay best friends after this.&quot;    from wikipedia

__Height:__ 206 cm (6'9")
__Affiliations:__ Galley-La Company
__Origin:__ Water 7 (Grand Line)
Lulu Peeply is one of the five foremen of Dock One. His specialties are pitch, block and tackle, and blacksmithing. Lulu fights with double-weapons, although what weapons he uses change at times; he has been seen fighting with swords, guns, and saws, though he tends to stick with swords later in the story. Lulu constantly has part of his hair sticking up. When he tries to push it down, it always pops up somewhere else, such as the other side of his head, his mustache, and other people's heads. In most situations this is simply humorous, with other characters looking at him funny for it or simply ignoring the oddness. However, at times it actually comes in handy; in battle, Lulu can make the hair come out of somebody's nose to distract them, leaving them open for him to attack.

(Source: One Piece Wikia)

**First Appearance:** Chapter 241; Episode 155

Skyrider Shura, the second priest of the Upper Yard, punishes criminals with the Ordeal of String. He tangles his enemies in nearly-invisible and unbreakable string and then attacks with his lance named Burn Lance. that has a Heat Dial inside. He rides a flying monster bird named Fuza, who has a Fire Dial in its mouth that allows it to breathe fire.

(Source: One Piece Wikia)

__Height:__ 251 cm (8'3")
__Affiliations:__ Marines G-1 Branch

Vice-Admiral Momonga (モモンガ中将, Momonga Chūjō) is one of the five Vice-admirals, who lead the Buster Call on Enies Lobby. He eventually returns as the Marine representative meeting with Shichibukai member Boa Hancock near her home island of Amazon Lily.


East Kaioushin is the supreme ruler of the Eastern Quadrant of the Universe along with his best friends, and under his superior, Dai Kaioshin (Grand Supreme Kai). He is short, purple skinned with white hair, dressed in a posh Kaio outfit and always accompanied by his ever-loyal bodyguard and friend, Kibito. East Kaioshin survived Majin Buu&#039;s assault on the Kaioshin Kai to become the only surviving Kaioshin, when rescued by his bodyguard. East Kaioshin mentions that he was the weakest of the four kaioshins. Afterwards, he is typically called only Kaioshin, since there are no others to confuse him with.      ~!During the Buu saga, he becomes fused with Kibito to form Kibitoshin. !~      Source - Wikipedia

One of Sunshine&#039;s star pupils, Rex King is from the United States. His right arm is actually a Tyrannosaurus head and neck, known as the Jurassic Hand (ジュラシックハンド). In truth, he is actually a dinosaur and his &quot;Jurassic Hand&quot; is his real head and what appears to be his &quot;head&quot; is a fake and it only stores his brain. After fighting Terry for a while, he was put into a strangle hold that started fossilizing his Dinosaur hand. He pummeled Terry the Kid with his brutal attacks, but Mantaro helped out Terry by telling chillingly bad jokes (coldness being a dinosaur&#039;s weakness) and ended up having his head crushed to bits by Terry&#039;s finishing move. He bears a resemblance to Beast Wars&#039; Megatron.    wikipedia

Serviceman is a being whose entire body is covered by a giant sheet outside his arms, legs, and a thin strand of hair similar to the depiction of Chinese martial artists. His name is written on his forehead. He seems to be meant as a parody on some form of fan service usually used in manga and anime. He attacks by lifting the sheet, exposing parts of his body too controversial to publish or broadcast (that's considered flashing), or by slamming said parts into his enemies.

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Etoh and Parn have been friends since childhood. While Parn stayed in the village, Etoh left to enter the clergy. Currently just a novice, he still has learned a number of the ways of the Priests of Falis, God of Light. He has a limited capacity to heal wounds and can speak in an ancient tongue as a sign of authenticity.  Etoh is friendly and helpful as well as devoted to his religious duty, and in the end, he realizes what he must do: even as Slayn and Leylia have their own foes to face, so too must Etoh face his so that Parn may succeed.

Arale&#039;s &quot;bad boy&quot; friend at school who tries to act cool. After graduating from high school, he becomes a police officer (because he is allowed to carry a gun and wear dark glasses all the time).

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