A third-year and the senior goalkeeper for Enoshima High School. He was originally the goalkeeper for Enoshima S.C.   ~!He is an ethnic Korean as revealed in the manga, such as in v.18 c.149 and v.23 c188.!~

Admiral Perry's right hand man who is an expert marksman.

Slade, by nature, is an assassin. He met Beet while he was on his three year journey, around the 2nd or 3rd year. The two are rivals to each other, but not in an angry sort of way. In the present story, he meets Beet and Poala at a port town, which later becomes the battlefield where Beet and Belltoze later fight. After said fight, he impressively holds off Belltoze from killing a weakened Beet. After a long fight, Belltoze eventually defeats him, throwing him into a building and breaking an entire wall. Slade, like Beet, uses spears when fighting. He is especially skilled at using Divine Wind, normally creating small wind shuriken or using tornadoes to attack. His strongest attack is called &quot;tengeki of tornado,&quot; where he creates an enormous tornado surrounding his enemy. He then uses his Saiga, &quot;Silent Grave,&quot; to slash at his opponent. All the while, he is moving so fast in the whirlwind that he cannot be seen. His personality is best described as quiet, not talking or doing unnecessary actions. He is basically the opposite of Beet. He is also the potential fifth member of the beet warriors.    SAIGA    Slade&#039;s saiga is called Silent Grave. It is a spear saiga made of wind, and compressed to a very high limit. It is so focused, that it can cut through the skin of any vandel. Another side addition is that when he summons it, its invisible, which make it looks like he is slashing at his enemies using just his hands.

Ōko Yushima (由嶌欧許, Yushima Ōko) is a Shinigami of the 12th Division and worked in the Shinigami Research and Development Institute. He was the developer of the Mod Souls. Yushima bears a great resemblance to both Nozomi and Kagerōza Inaba, having long green hair and brown eyes, but no yellow hair and a more narrow jawline with less-define cheekbones. During his time with the Tenth Division, he wore the standard Shinigami shihakushō. After he was transferred to the Twelfth Division, however, he donned a long yellow robe that buttoned up in the front and protruded upwards from his neck, covering the entirety of the back of his head, in the same fashion as Kagerōza Inaba's attire  (Source: Bleach Wikia)

Zarbon is Freeza's right-hand man and one of his more powerful henchmen. He has long, green braided hair and wears a tiara and earrings, giving him a more attractive look amongst Freeza's soldiers. Because of this, Zarbon thinks highly of himself and values things based on how attractive they are. Zarbon has the ability to transform himself into a reptilian humanoid, increasing his strength and ferocity while also detracting from his looks. Because of this, he avoids transforming whenever possible. Zarbon accompanies Freeza to Planet Namek where he fights and captures Vegeta.    ~!When Vegeta recovers and escapes, Zarbon is sent to retrieve him, though Vegeta's increase in strength overwhelms him. Zarbon tries to get Vegeta to join him to fight against Freeza, but Vegeta shows no interest, instead punching a hole straight through Zarbon's stomach, then a Ki blast which shoots straight through Zarbon flying and into the waters below. !~  He made appearances in Anime Fillers of the Freeza saga and advised Freeza to destroy Planet Vegeta in Bardock: Father of Goku.  In Dragon Ball Z: Budokai Tenkaichi 2, Zarbon appears in a "what-if" scenario where he attempts to gain the Dragon Balls for himself and wish for eternal beauty. He eventually gets his wish, but ends up dying when Planet Namek explodes. His Japanese voice actor is Sho Hayami. In the Ocean Group dub, he is voiced by Paul Dobson and given an Australian accent. In the later FUNimation redub, he is voiced by Christopher Sabat and given a British accent.  *Wiki

A phantom thief with a knack for dramatic flairs, he always makes an attempt to make his act known far and wide. One could say that Phantom Thief Bleublanc is a man with intense narcissism as a trait. As a thief, he is the expert at disguise and infiltration. There is nothing that he can't steal but he will only steal things of a significant beauty value to it. Due to their shared passion with seeking beauty, he and Olivier shared a kind of rivalry with each other, aiming to see whose beauty is stronger between the two.

~!He is also an Enforcer to Ouroboros, occupying the tenth position, and is first seen in the series assisting Professor Weissman, the Third Anguis in his plan dubbed "The Gospel Plan"!~

~!It is implied that he is a former nobility in Erebonia although the rest of his identity is shrouded in mystery.!~

Shinichi is Samatarou's and Tenko's friend at school. He's quite girl-crazy and frequently peppers his speech with English phrases when he becomes excited - which he often does, especially when talking about girls. His friends consider him something of an idiot, sadly not without reason, but he seems to be essentially good-natured. Eventually, Shinichi manages to develop a romantic relationship with Ai Tachibana, much to the horror of Samatarou and Tenko. Despite their feeling of foreboding and Ai's occasional displeasure, Shinichi is apparently true to the relationship. 

The youngest member of the Insect Group of the Maniwani. His name means &quot;honey bee,&quot; and he models his clothing after one accordingly. He is sent to kidnap Nanami.     ~!He is the third and last Insect Group member killed by Nanami in episode 4.!~

Nicknamed Absalom of the Graveyard (墓場のアブサロム, Hakaba no Abusaromu), he is one of Gecko Moria's henchmen. He commands the soldier sect of zombies on Thriller Bark, and his subordinates have a tendency of making fun of his perverted nature, referring to him as &quot;Erosalom&quot; (Perv-salom). Although first revealed as an invisible man, his true form is that of a man with various animal parts surgically implanted onto his person by Dr. Hogback. These animal parts include a lion's face, the thick skin of an elephant and the condensed muscles of various bears and gorillas. He has eaten the Suke Suke no mi (Clear Clear fruit), which allows him to turn invisible on demand and to turn objects or persons invisible if he touches them. He uses this ability to conceal a pair of bazookas strapped to his arms, which allows him to fire blasts which seem to to come from nowhere. The blasts are incredibly powerful, capable of mowing down trees and setting fiery explosions. Like many other characters in One Piece, Absalom has a unique laugh, his is a growl-like garurururu.    Source: Wikipedia

A rather serious student who is also into astronomy, Matagu seems to be the most hopeless of the cast, a classic &#039;nerd&#039;, never even getting to the point of gaining a girlfriend by the end of the series. He is much less confident and self-assured than Hyosuke, or even Kei, leading one to conclude that he suffers from crippling shyness. His stated fondest dream is to meet with &#039;an alien creature from outer space&#039;, totally unaware of the fact that his teacher certainly qualifies as such, and that he has had several conversations with his life&#039;s dream in a very normal setting. He even considered to confess his love to her, but his shyness put a halt to his plans.

Chitose Shuusuke is a poor freeloader. He passes his days working at various part-time jobs. One day, he has a disastrous first encounter with Tamaizumi Hiyoko. The next time they meet, Syusuke discovers that they are fellow employees at his part-time job.

One of the truly interesting main characters in the series, Hyoga appears calm, collected, and unemotional. Beneath the surface, however, he is passionate and devoted to his ideals.

The one person that forever lives in Hyoga mind is his deceased mother. She died when Hyoga was still very young, having drowned during the shipwreck of a doomed cruise. The ship sunk into the icy ocean, where the extreme cold kept Hyoga's mother from rigor mortis. Throughout the Sanctuary arc, Hyoga is shown to visit his mother periodically by diving into the waters.


The brother whom all of the sisters adore. In their eyes, he can do no wrong. Until the final set of illustrated stories, the brother's face was always hidden or turned away from the reader to keep his appearance hidden. The intention was to have the reader believe he was the character. As the series came to its end, a slightly modified version of the character design from the anime was used.        As the father of the siblings is never present, and the mothers of the sisters are regularly preoccupied by their upper-class careers, Wataru serves as much a parent figure as he does a brother. He devotes extraordinary time to teaching or guiding them through various life crises, no matter how trivial or difficult they may be. For this reason, the sisters attribute many of their personal accomplishments to him. Despite their unwavering testimonies, Wataru is not perfect, even in the magazine stories and mini-novels. He is unquestionably selfless however, and will do everything in his power to aid his siblings whenever humanly possible. Wataru also seems to possess an uncanny ability to show up exactly when a sister needs him most.        Understandably, the greatest fear of the sisters share is someone or something taking Wataru away from them. For this reason, some of them entertain and dream of somehow becoming his wife or life partner. The inclination is far more innocent and less disturbing than it initially may sound: there are no incestuous intentions. As pure as Wataru’s sisters are, they show signs of jealousy and concern when a non-family member "takes" their brother away from them, fearing he may forget or leave them.        (The name Wataru Minakami was given to the brother character only for the first Sister Princess television series. In Sister Princess Re-Pure, he is simply referred to as 兄, Ani, or "Brother.") 

A wheelchair bound teenager who makes an inauspicious cameo in the last episode of the first season. He is a senior at Tenryuuin High in Shinjuku. Even with his chronic disease, Ryuuji remains an outwardly upbeat, positive, and jovial youth; he plays basketball, has many friends, and even a model-esque girlfriend. Outwardly. Despite appearances, Ryuuji is actually the second season&#039;s first antagonist.      He can control people&#039;s minds through a cellphone game that was played by Reiji Sagaya in the first season. His username in that world is Chaos (Kaosu). Ryuuji&#039;s true nature is heartless and sly; he states that he had never felt any kind of emotion - until the Chaos game, when his powers awoke after the disturbance in the Dragon Stream. Manipulating people to commit crimes proved fun for him, for a time. And then he discovered the Magami Five, watching them through the city&#039;s CCTV cameras.     ~!Through the cellphone game, he sent a possessed person to kill Tatsuma Hiyuu&#039;s foster-parents, and ultimately provoked the Magami Five into a meeting. Ryuuji is also the Yin of the Golden Dragon, holding the same Star of Fate as Tatsuma (Yang); he is a being who was thought impossible to occur in the same lifetime as his counterpart. Only Munetaka Yagyuu seemed aware of his true powers, and influenced the events to cause the Yin and Yang to meet. Ryuuji is then possessed by Yagyuu at the end of the second season, who absorbs his powers to battle the Golden Dragon.!~     __Manga__  Ryuuji Yashiro by name is an anime original character. In the manga, the character is known only as 過王須 (Kaosu). His real name is unknown, and he has no past memories. He is a mysterious, long-haired figure, often seen sitting in solitude; however, he is not crippled. Kaosu is kept close to Munetaka Yagyuu, and used in Yagyuu&#039;s search for the Vessel of the Golden Dragon, whom Kaosu is the Yin to.  

__Species:__ Human
__Height:__ 173 cm
__Affiliation:__ Border
__Team:__ Kazama Squad
__Rank:__ A
__Squad position:__ All Rounder 
__Trigger type:__ White


Ryou Utagawa is a member of Kazama Squad. Ryou is a tall person who has short brown hair pulled back. In his Trigger Mode he wears navy suit with black designs on the shoulders and a cross running throught the front of his suit (including the shoulders), just like his squad. It has a Border emblem on each sleeve. 
Ryou is a rather friendly and gentle person, unlike the stoic Souya and the foul-mouthed Shirou. 
(Source: World Trigger Wikia)


Dione Whip is one of Pallasite Second Class at the service of the goddess, Pallas. He was sent to the Sanctuary, the place where lies the Clostone of Saints deaths, with the mission to kill Aries Kiki as a way of coping with the goddess, Athena.

__Zodiac:__ Leo

The vice president of the student council. Since he is very strict with school policies, he is not well-liked among the other students. His arcana is the Emperor.

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