The section chief of Bokuto Station's Traffic Control Department is usually referred to simply as "chief" He is a stern, but fair leader who uses a relaxed touch to keep his team of misfit officers in line. Natsumi had a long-standing crush on him before she met Toukairin. Though he allows his subordinates to do as they normally please in the station, he reminds them of their priorities as police officers. ~! In the movie, he got in trouble with Superintendent Arizuka when he was linked to Emoto, who was suspected of starting the Hachi-Ichi-Go (Bee Number 1) crisis in the Greater Tokyo Area. First stripped off his command and thrown into a cell by Arizuka due to suspicion of coercing with Emoto, he eventually disclosed details regarding both Emoto and Project "Hachi-Ichi-Go", as well as the fact that Emoto severed connections with him as well. During the final confrontation in Tokyo Tower, Emoto shot him in the leg, reinforcing the fact that he was not Emoto's accomplice.!~  He uses a Honda NSX as his personal car when doing police work in the OVA. In the rest of the series, he uses a Honda Legend.

Tokoro Tennosuke is a walking, talking, blocky, human shaped mass of tokoroten (a type of very cold jelly). His moldable body makes him compareable to Gumby. His Japanese name is a pun on &quot;tokoroten&quot;, hence his ability to shape himself into any form. His name in the English dub is probably a trademark-friendly reference to Jell-O Jigglers, a snack made from fruit juice and powdered gelatin.    Tennosuke appears, at first glance, as the most serious of the main Hajike trio of the series. Not as necessarily happy-go-lucky as either Bo-bobo or Don Patch, Jelly tries to remain calm while merely performing his strange actions. However, his serious nature hides the extremely emotional and over-the-top emotions that the wobbly warrior exhibits. His moments of calm are contrasted to periods where he could be angry, upset, even silly like his comrades. The contrast between his serious and his emotional sides are reflections of his period at the supermarket, being forced to try and get himself sold and the usually emotional followup from the disappointment of remaining unused for his primary objective of consumption.    By the time he officially joins Bo-BoBo&#039;s team, he possesses a handkerchief with the Japanese hiragana for &quot;nu&quot; (ぬ) written all over it (ぬのハンカチ, the &quot;handkerchief of &#039;nu&#039;&quot;, known in English dub &quot;The Lucky Hanky&quot;) which he uses to wipe away tears at first, but eventually leads to an all-out &quot;nu&quot; obsession. By contrast he utterly despises the hiragana character, &quot;ne&quot; (ね)! Besides the ne character, Tennosuke will not tolerate tofu. The tokoroten man despises it with a passion, to the point where his worst nightmare is being tortured by tofu men! This hatred could stem from the fact that tofu sold even better than he did while in the supermarket, or it could be a simple rivalry with another squishy food. 

The leader Cybertrons (Autobots). A wise, father-like leader whose unmatched bravery and compassion serve to inspire his robot and human allies alike and strike fear into the hearts of his enemies, the Destron (Decepticons). His signature weapon is the **Laser Rifle** (レーザーライフル ), also known as the **Ion Blaster** in the US. In most incarnations, his alternate mode is a truck, although its exact model tends to vary depending on the entry.

His love interest is Elita-One (AKA Ariel) and his lifelong rival is [Megatron](https://anilist.co/character/3920/Megatron).

<i>Note: He is often distinguished from other characters bearing the Convoy title by being referred to as **G1 Convoy**.</i>



Jeffry McWild (ジェフリー・マクワイルド, Jefurī Makuwairudo?) is an Australian Aboriginal fisherman and Pankration practitioner that debuted in the original Virtua Fighter. The most skillful fisherman of his village, he has an engaging personality. He was bested by only one opponent - the giant, eight-meter long, man-eating "Satan Shark". They fought several battles, and finally met in their ultimate match. Jeffry was routed and his boat wrecked, but he somehow managed to recover as he hovered on the verge of death. He entered the World Fighting Tournament with a vow to build a new boat and do battle with the shark again.  After the third world tournament, Jeffry finally has some cash to build his boat. However, with the boat completed, Jeffry finds out that the "Satan Shark" has mysteriously disappeared. Unable to find the "Satan Shark", Jeffry starts asking the other fishermen the whereabouts of the "Satan Shark". He was then told the location of where the "Satan Shark" was seen last. However, even though he now had the location of the shark's new hunting ground, he was still unable to find it. When he hears of the fourth world tournament, he decides to join in hope of winning the cash just so he can afford a Sonar device to hunt for the shark (Wiki). 

A senior military officer who oversees research into psychic abilities. He listens closely to the three Esper children, and seeks to capture Tetsuo to exploit his powers.

Yadokhan is the partner of Isohgin and the small, fat one of the two. He mainly does the talking, although he is also very short of words. Together, the two of them transform into a weird creature looking like a leg-less human creature on a cancer. His last episode was episode 38 along with his partner.   Source Wikipedia

A social geology teacher. He is not too serious.

Arbormon is the Legendary Warrior of Wood, using the power of AncientTroiamon. His B-Hybrid is Petaldramon

Jose Porla is the guild master of Phantom Lord. He wears a witch&#039;s hat that bears the Phantom Lord guild symbol. He also seems to have a pair of wings, though they are never seen being used. Jose&#039;s magic is called Shade. With it he can create ghost troopers that he can command at will. He can also create a wave of ghosts. He dislikes Fairy Tail because before it came along, Phantom Lord was the strongest guild in the country, but now they&#039;re considered equal. Thus he feels that they are upstarts who stole his guild&#039;s title as the strongest. He&#039;s said to be just as strong as Makarov.

Faust is the king of Edolas, ruling the land of the parallel world to Earth Land (the original setting of Fairy Tail).
~!He is Mystogan's father and the main antagonist of the Edolas arc.!~

Caste: Mongrel  Occupation: Gang member   Kirie is a new member of Bison who joined the gang during Riki's three year absence.  He is younger and more impetuous than other members of the gang and eager to prove himself.  Kirie wants to do things, get out of the slums and be someone.  Such ambitions may be useful to someone, and the price may prove higher than Kirie would want to pay...   (Source: Tanagura An Ai No Kusabi Fanlisting)

Zebro is one of two groundskeepers at the Zoldyck family's estate on Kukuroo Mountain. He acts as a gatekeeper in front of the Testing Gate at first glance, but is actually just a janitor that cleans up after Mike (the largest Zoldyck guard dog) after it disposes off intruders. Even though he doesn't look like a man of muscle, he actually is muscled and astoundingly strong.

The head of the Nostrade Mafia Family and Kurapika's temporary employer. Light usually has a calm personality but goes on edge when it's about the safety of his daughter Neon. He is very indulging on his daughter's whims.

The Third Raikage (三代目雷影, Sandaime Raikage; Literally meaning "Third Lightning Shadow") was the leader of Kumogakure thirty years prior to the Fourth Shinobi World War.  Manga Debut: Chapter #494 Anime: Naruto Shippūden Episode #244  (source: Narutopedia)

An American man influential in Trident Corporation

Margrave Juro was a human male Jedi who ruled the Outer Rim Territories planet Hy Izlan.

Heihachi Mishima is a fictional Japanese character in the Tekken fighting game series. He is one of only four characters (the others being Paul Phoenix, Nina Williams and Yoshimitsu) to have appeared in every game in the series. The official backstory for each game somehow involves Heihachi or his immediate actions, and he makes two appearances within the series as the main antagonist (in both Tekken and Tekken 4), marking him as one of series' central characters.  Heihachi is the son of Jinpachi Mishima, the father of Kazuya Mishima and Lars Alexandersson (though he is unaware of this), the adopted father of Lee Chaolan and the grandfather of Jin Kazama. He fights with the power of Mishima Style Karate and is the founder and the Commander of the Tekken Force Unit. He has hosted all but the second and fifth King of Iron Fist tournaments (which were hosted by Kazuya and Jinpachi, respectively).  Heihachi was born as the heir to the rich, powerful, and well-respected Jinpachi Mishima, the owner of the powerful Mishima Zaibatsu and a world-famous martial arts master. During this time, Heihachi married and eventually had a son of his own, Kazuya. Heihachi raised Kazuya harshly; in his mind, he needed to forge a strong heir to eventually pass the Mishima Zaibatsu to. Much to his chagrin, Kazuya grew up kind and frail. 

(Source: Tekken Wikia) 

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