He is one of the postmen working on planet Aqua. He was the first person Akari Mizunashi met when she came to the planet, and also the one who brought her then sleeping self over to Aria company when he learned she would start working there. ~!Akari eventually learns about his real name after she becomes a prima and Mr. Postman hires her, thus becoming her first paying customer.!~

(Sources: Aria the Animation, Natural, Origination episode observations)

Long ago, he gave up love in order to take over the business.

Wei Wang is the attendant that comes with Syaoran Li when he first moves to Japan. A kind elderly man he has been teaching martial arts to Syaoran and Meilin since there childhood.     ~!In Episode 43 when Meilin goes back to Hong Kong he returns with her.!~

Leader of a group of anthropomorphic sea creatures who hunt elves to sell as stuffed hunting trophies. They prove to be no match for Junpei&#039;s fighting skills, Ritsuko&#039;s weaponry and the T-74 Tank&#039;s gun.

Kozo Fuyutsuki is second-in-command of NERV HQ and Gendo Ikari's right hand man. As Deputy Commander of NERV, Fuyutsuki frequently takes command of situations at the base whenever Gendo is away on business. Gendo also tends to unload the more mundane work, such as town council meetings, paperwork, and the like, onto Fuyutsuki.

Regular customer at Time of Eve. Kind elderly man. It seems he is Chie&#039;s guardian, but is always thrown into a tizzy by Chie&#039;s antics. His words tend to be laden with significance, but he also does really sweet things like practicing cat gestures to catch Chie&#039;s attention.    (Source: Official Website - English)

The sinister commander of the Neo-Atlanteans, Gargoyle never appears without his mask.  His goal is to revive the will of Atlantis and take over the world.  To do this he needs Nadia and Nemo's Blue Waters.  Cruel, calculating, and deadly, he also believes that he is superior to all humans.

Armsdorf was an Imperial lieutenant who served under Wolfgang Mittermeyer.

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.

A scientist who formerly worked for Lightning and then Millennion, he developed the necrolyzation dead regeneration technique, eventually utilizing it to bring Grave back to life.  When Mika came to him, he knew that it was time to let Grave do what he does best. He later died due to an injury when confronting Balladbird Lee in his &quot;Superior&quot; form. The resulting injury, however, gave him enough time to keep Grave alive for another 10 days.    ~!In the game he is killed when a squad of Orgmen break into the safe house while Grave is receiving his blood-refreshing treatment. With his final breath, he asks Grave to save Mika and reveals Grave&#039;s former name: &quot;Brandon&quot;. !~  Taken from Wikipedia

Walter C. Dornez is the butler of Integra Hellsing, but is at the same time a deadly combatant, wielding high-velocity microfilament wires (dubbed by fans "The Dental Floss Of Doom"), and fought together with Alucard in the Second World War to stop a certain groups attempt at creating an undead army. 

Hakama Shiranui is the chairman of Hakoniwa Academy and the current coordinator of the Flask Plan. He is the grandfather of Hansode Shiranui. He is one of the central antagonists of the series, being responsible for much of the conflict the Student Council faces.  (Source: Medaka Box Wiki)

Dr. Mikamura is the scientist that is the principle designer of the Shining Gundam, and the father of Rain Mikamura. 

Tem Ray is the father of Amuro Ray. He was an engineer working with the Earth Federation on the V Project, a military armaments plan to create the Federation&#039;s first prototype Mobile Suits. Born on Earth and previously married to Kamaria.

An esteemed and well-known professor of piano at the Conservatory where Nodame studies. During Nodame&#039;s piano competition in Japan, he is one of the judges and is captivated by her performance, but soon detects her immaturity in attitude towards music, referring her as &quot;still a baby&quot; (later on &quot;Bebe-chan&quot;). Auclair offers Nodame (through Etoh) an opportunity to study in Paris and selects her to become one of his students, much to Franck&#039;s envy. He refers to Nodame as &quot;Bebe-chan&quot; and sees that she has tremendous potential, but limited time to hone her skill and recognizes Nodame&#039;s reluctance to become a professional pianist.     Trivia: he gets a lot fatter from his debut to current chapter (if not younger as well).

An aging, struggling salary man living in the slums of Daten City whose daughter&#039;s birthday wish is to see Panty and Stocking in person. 

Pryce (Yanagi in original Japanese language versions) is in charge of the Glacier Badge, and resides in Mahogany Town. He is an expert on Ice types. His signature Pokémon are Swinub and Piloswine. Pryce's name may be derived from the word ice.  In the anime Pryce starts out as a cold and abrasive man who believes that Pokémon are for battling and nothing more, as a result of an incident from his youth. During a storm, his beloved Piloswine disappeared and Pryce believed it to have abandoned him. During an encounter with Ash, the two of them are trapped underground and come across a frozen Piloswine, which turns out to be Pryce's. Realizing that it had tried to find healing herbs (the two had previously been badly burned by a Magmar), Pryce reconciles with his reunited Pokémon and turns over a new leaf, once again seeing Pokémon as friends. Afterwards, Pryce battles Ash having his Dewgong defeated by Cyndaquil and Piloswine by Pikachu winning Ash the glacier badge.  In the manga Possessing an ability to control his ice sculptures as if they were real Pokemon, for training, Pryce is the oldest Gym Leader of Johto and lives by himself, rarely visited. For some reason he, like Whitney, was not visited by Suicune like the rest of the Gym Leaders. Pryce's main Pokemon is his Swinub.   ~!It turns out Mask of Ice, the villain of the Gold/Silver/Crystal chapter is actually another ice puppet created by Pryce and controlled by him (via Pokegear when necessary). Pryce's plan is to use Ho-oh and Lugia's feathers and create a special Pokeball with which Celebi, a time-traveling Pokemon could be caught. His aim is to repair his old mistake as a trainer, which caused a death of two of his Pokemon just before their egg hatched. Pryce actually succeeds in all of his plans and disappears in the stream of time after Celebi escapes. He does realize his mistakes however and his life-long pain gets healed. Massive Tearjerker Alert!!~

__Height:__ 182 cm (5' 11")

[Profile (Haikyo)](https://haikyo.co.jp/profile/profile.php?ActorID=46) | [Wiki (en)](https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Motomu_Kiyokawa) | [Wiki (jp)](https://ja.wikipedia.org/wiki/%E6%B8%85%E5%B7%9D%E5%85%83%E5%A4%A2)

__Non-anime roles:__~!• Arpeggio in "Sly 2: Band of Thieves" (VG)
• Dr. T in "Gungrave" (VG)
• Grandpa Joe in "Charlie and the Chocolate Factory" (live-action movie)
• Hellsing Valkenhayn in "BlazBlue: Calamity Trigger" (VG)
• Hermes Pinzon (voiceover for Jorge Herrera) in "Yo Soy Betty La Fea" (Colombian soap opera)
• Kozo Fuyutsuki in "Neon Genesis Evangelion: Girlfriend of Steel" (VG)
• Louisoix in "FINAL FANTASY XIV" (MMORPG)
• Otto Mausinger in "Ni no Kuni II: Revenant Kingdom" (VG)
• Sebastian in "Rogue Galaxy" (VG)
• Taylor Bronx in "Summon Night 4" (VG)
• The Giant in "Twin Peaks" (live-action TV series)
• Valkenhayn R. Hellsing in "Blazblue" (VG)
• William Taggart in "Deus Ex: Human Revolution" (VG)!~
(Source: Anime News Network)

Motomu Kiyokawa

Figuren