A criminal mastermind with so many aliases that he is simply called &quot;Mister&quot;. He is proprietor of a bar called &quot;Pirate&quot; and captain of the starship &quot;Coyote&quot;, named for his distinction as a coyote among space pirates. A jovial man even under pressure, his catch phrase is &quot;Let's get this party started!&quot; Still, he knows the gravity of the situation and is chasing Bruce' treasure not just for the fun of it, but to honour Bruce and keep a promise to Franca. The definition of a coyote is very important to Mister; it's more than not returning things you borrow, it's not giving up on friends and family.    [wikipedia]

Ken-Goh is the man responsible for Holland having the Gekko. He serves as weapons system operator on the bridge, but often shouts tactical directions to the other members on the bridge, particularly the pilot. He is extremely stern, but backs it up by knowing what he&#039;s doing.

The stuttering, heavyset Kugayama is Genshiken's only artist until Ogiue's arrival. He generally lacks the motivation and commitment to create a full-fledged doujinshi.

Batou is nominally the second-in-command of Section 9.  Little is known about the strange, large foreigner who has been with Motoko Kusanagi for years.  He was once American and served in the Special Forces in South America.  His amount of cyborg-ization is variable according to the storyline, from his limbs only up to most of his body, second only to the Major herself.  Despite the availability of superior eyes, he grew superstitious about his old-style eye replacements, popular with many high-level military operatives.  He also retains some residual body-image issues, causing him to continually purchase workout equipment despite the obvious anachronism.  

Hajan is 45 years old and is Minka and Cain's father. He decides to become an Enhanced Being so that he could protect his family. He works as a blacksmith and is a good natured man who loves to drink. But when confronted with danger, he is always ready to fight for others.  (Source: Funimation)

Lupin's marksman. He can perform a 0.3-second quick-draw and shoots with amazing accuracy. He prefers to conceal his eyes using his hat, as it gives him a more enigmatic appearance. His hat is also an important element to his dead shot accuracy because he uses it for aiming and target acquisition. He is also proficient in the use of many different firearms, such as machine guns, sniper rifles, and even a PTRS anti-tank rifle.

(Source: Wikipedia)

Fellow bounty hunter working for Falis. While he is big, ferocious, and overpowering in hand to hand combat, beneath his purple skin is a gentle soul. Like Dominikov, Pete is a cyborg in the anime version.     [Wikipedia]

Drake is a mercenary hired by the British Library Special Operations Division. He formerly worked for the American special forces. He is an expert in most firearms and special weapons, and while having no superpowers, is extraordinarily tough. Despite a no-nonsense demeanor, he appears to be superstitious and obsessed with luck. He is also a father of a 16 year old girl, which he occasionally meets.

The leader of the Alliance, he is opposed to the use of Texhnolyze.    ~!Despite the fact that he preaches about the strength of the human body, he himself has a Texhnolyzed left arm. !~

A mysterious and powerful villain who is after Sakura&#039;s feathers. He is later revealed to be a direct descendant of Clow Reed and well aware of the powers of the Dimension Witch. He was the one who imprisoned the  __real__ Syaoran and created the Syaoran who is the protagonist of Tsubasa. Though he already possesses the power to cross dimensions like the High Priest of Clow and Princess Tomoyo, he seeks the power of Sakura&#039;s wings, which surpasses the power of all who can cross dimensions, and the power that lies under the ruins of the Clow Country in order to &quot;bring back a dream that has already ended&quot;.     Manga Spoilers   ~!This is later revealed to be a euphemism for bringing back the dead. He does not care on how much blood has to be shed to get that power; those he has killed (or arranged to be killed) include Kurogane&#039;s mother, Xing Huo and the real Fai. His true objective is not to obtain Sakura&#039;s feathers; rather, the scattering Sakura&#039;s memories was to provide a motive that would force her to travel between dimensions to recover them and attain the physical memories Sakura gains through her powers as she visits various dimensions. Therefore the scattering of memories and having the TRC trio accompany Sakura on her journey was a pre-planned situation created by Fei Wong in order for him to attain his wish, which apparently is to revive someone from the dead. In Chapter 122 of xxxHoLiC, Yuuko reveals in a monologue that he is responsible for the soul stealing entities featured in Volume 5.!~    From Wikipedia entry.

A team leader of the Scout Regiment who participated in the 57th expedition beyond the Walls.

__Race:__ Cyborg 
__Affiliation:__ House of Evolution Place


The Uehara family dog.    ~!His previous owner was kind to him as a child, but as he grew up started to beat and abuse Ossan in order to deal with the frustration of being bullied at school. Due to this, Ossan ran away and was later found by Koichi. !~

A member of the God Hand with a large, exposed brain, eyes stitched shut and lips peeled back. Void is the one who brands the sacrifices made by tortured souls in order for them to become apostles and achieve their dream.

Apocalymon is practically like the Recycle Bin of the Digital World, containing the data of all dead and unreborn digimon. It's entity is dominated by the most large by data size and hence the most powerful such digimon, i.e. the Dark Masters the Chosen Children thought they had just managed to defeat. Because of this strange existentialism, Apocalymon holds deep grudge against the Children and the Digital World as a whole &quot;system&quot; that doesn't allow everyone to live according to their nature, no matter how corrupted it might be. This actually makes Apocalymon one of the few generic &quot;I want to DESTROY the world!!&quot; -characters out there who actually has understandable motives for that: think of him as a kind of conglomeration of all the animals and humans that have &quot;lost&quot; in the Natural Selection of our world, and imagine how they would feel about such a system.

Apocalymon is the final villain of Digimon Adventure (1999).

The chief mechanic of the Earth Alliance warship Archangel, whose small cadre of talented engineers keep the ship and its fighting vehicles in fine working order. Murdoch is gruff and informal, with a fatherly concern for the pilots who depend on his skills, and he always keeps an eye out for the young and inexperienced Kira.

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