Nephrite is the second of the Shitennou to appear, and the second-highest in rank. In the manga, Nephrite's primary goal was to locate the Silver Crystal. Unlike [Jadeite](https://anilist.co/character/8512/Jadeite), Nephrite did not believe that attacking large numbers of people was an effective way of gathering energy, but rather targeting one person who held a large amount of energy. He is a firm believer that human destiny is guided by the movements of the stars. 

Nephrite is able to create illusions, skilled in swordplay, and able to teleport.


The Vice President of Rights and Planning, Kida controls the finances of the committee and contacts &quot;Eraldo Coil.&quot; How to Read 13 describes him as &quot;calm and collected.&quot; However he is not able to &quot;deal with surprises,&quot; leading him to panic when &quot;Eraldo Coil&quot; asks for more money.

__Race:__ ~!Saiyan!~
__Height:__ 175 cm (5'9")
__Birth Year:__ 737 Age  
__Hobby:__ Fighting a Strong Opponent

Son Gokuu is a boy we meet in a forest far from any civilization. He lives in this forest alone as his grandpa passed away, he only has this special orb-like object called a Dragon Ball to remember him by, which he will sometimes talk to as if it is his Grandpa Gohan. As the series continues, Gokuu meets Bulma, a brilliant teenage girl, and they go on a journey to collect these 7 magical dragon balls which actually have wish granting powers once all of them are collected. During this journey they meet and befriend Yamcha, Oolong, and Pu'ar, whose characters mirror those found in Wu Cheng'en's _Journey to the West_. Gokuu also encounters one his closest friends, Kuririn, and others during his time training. Participating in several World Martials Arts Tournaments, ~!Gokuu also battles foes-turned-allies such as Tien Shinhan and Chiaotzu, as well as the offspring of Demon King Piccolo named Piccolo Junior.!~

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_Dragon Ball Z_ takes place 5 years after the defeat of King Piccolo and Gokuu's last world tournament. We come to find out that Son Gokuu was originally named Kakarot, and is born a member of a race of extraterrestrials called the Saiyans. Shortly following his birth, Gokuu was sent from his home, planet Vegeta, to prepare Earth for sale on the intergalactic market by destroying all its life but due to that injury to his head that caused him severe amnesia, Gokuu forgot his purpose, and instead started focusing on becoming stronger for a little more than the pleasure of it. He now has a son named Son Gohan (named after Grandpa Gohan) who is some what of a cry baby but has hidden potential. Throughout the series, Gokuu faces terribly strong opponents like other powerful Saiyans, Intergalactic Rulers, Androids, and Extraterrestrial Beings that give him fights like no other. Along with new enemies, Gokuu also gains new friends that help him in these situations.  

In  _Dragon Ball GT_, which was not based on Toriyama's manga, Gokuu is turned into a child by a wish on the dragon balls by Pilaf. The series revolves around him traveling around space to find the Black Star Dragon Balls with the help of his granddaughter, Pan, and Trunks. The series ends with Gokuu leaving for good with Shenron and returning one hundred years later to witness the match between Gokuu Jr. and Vegeta Jr.  

In  _Dragon Ball Online_ (which takes place 216 years after Dragon Ball Z, and unlike Dragon Ball GT, Toriyama had a lot of creative control over the story), a new villain by the name of Miira appears with the goal to obtain Gokuu's DNA.  In  _Cross Epoch_, the  _Dragon Ball_ and  _One Piece_ crossover one-shot, Gokuu is seen accompanying Luffy to attend a party hosted by Shenron from whom key characters from both series had received an invitation.!~


(Source: Dragon Ball Super Exciting Character Guide)

The biological father of Raditz and Son Goku, Burdock is a Saiyan who is given the gift of precognition. In several of his recurring visions, he witnesses the destruction of his home planet Vegeta by the hand of Freeza. After escaping certain death from Dodoria, he tries desperately to change his planet's grim future by attempting to combat Freeza and his legion of men head on. ~!He ultimately fails on ceasing Freeza's attack on the planet and is killed in the process. Moments before his death, he received a vision of his son facing the warlord. According to the anime special, Burdock was estimated a battle power of 10,000 by observant doctors while recovering from his last mission.!~

(Source: Wikipedia)

Bardock is first introduced in the television special, Bardock - The Father of Goku. It was only after the film's airing in Japan that he was later shown in two panels of the manga by Akira Toriyama, who helped design the character for Toei Doga's television production. His name is a pun on "burdock" (バードック), a herb. While the Viz manga and FUNimation's Japanese-language English-subtitled anime both use "Burdock", FUNimation's English anime dubs uses "Bardock", and some Japanese merchandise even use "Barduck".

A simple blacksmith, Sazanami lived in a small hut bordering two countries. He was hired to make a katana and left to deliver it on the eve of a nearby village festival. When he arrived to deliver the sword, he found the family of three dead by the hands of Gosunkugi. He attempted to battle the man, but he fled. The villagers arrived quickly thereafter to find Sazanami by the corpses. They accused him of the murder and he fled.    

__Village__: Yugakure, the Village Hidden in the Steam  
__Weapon__: 3-headed Scythe  
__Religion__: Jashin-ism  

Because he is a member of the Jashin religion, Hidan has immortality. This immortality will end, however, if he does not regularly sacrifice people to Jashin. This is a religion that worships a deity of the same name and where anything less than death and utter destruction is considered a sin. His religion's experiments have led to the creation of his unique abilities; by consuming an opponent's blood and then drawing Jashin's triangular-design on the ground, Hidan can create a voodoo doll-like link with his opponent. Once this link is created, any damage done to Hidan's body is reflected on his opponent, allowing him to kill them by giving himself fatal injuries. Because he is immortal, Hidan is not impaired while doing this, instead finding pleasure in the pain it causes him.  

Hidan is sadistic, arrogant, rude, and impatient. All qualities which his partner, Kakuzu, finds annoying. He and his partner, Kakuzu, fight and argue constantly, so it might be a wonder why they are put on the same team.  Kakuzu actually commented that he and Hidan made the perfect team, because even thought Kakuzu has the urge to kill Hidan often, he is unable to due to his partner's immortality.  Because Kakuzu is considered immortal as well, their own fellow Akatsuki member, Kisame Hoshigake, jokingly referred to the team as the "Zombi Combi".  Hidan likes to annoy the other members of the Akatsuki, and even refers to them by insulting nicknames, such as "Dei-chan". He dislikes Pain's authority over him and openly challenges him in front of others. Hidan's aggressiveness is the reason he left his village, where he was frustrated by the peace and lack of violence, before leaving he slaughtered many of his neighbors in cold-blood for entertainment. 

__Nationality:__ Greek
__Class:__ Marina, Gold Saint 
__Loyalty:__  ~!Poseidon (formerly), Athena!~ 
__Cloth:__ Gemini Scale
__Sea Dragon Training:__ Greece 
__Height:__ 1.88 m 
__Secret moves:__ Galaxian Explosion, GenRouKen, GenRouMaOuKen, Golden Triangle, Another Dimension 
__First appearance:  ~!Manga: Chapter 49, vol.14 (as SeaDragon, Marina), chapter 61, vol.17 (as Gold Saint), chapter 70, vol.19 (as redeemed Gold Saint) Anime : ep.100 (as SeaDragon Marina), ep.112 (as Gold Saint), ep.118 (as redeemed Gold Saint)!~  

Kanon is a character with a substantial importance in the universe of Kurumada's manga, and therefore in its anime adaptation. He is directly responsible for triggering two main events :   ~!the battle of the 12 temples and the resurrection of Poseidon, Emperor of the Seas. Also, Kanon is notable for redeeming himself after all his sins in the past and wreaking havoc as the new Gemini Gold Saint against the army of the 108 Specters in the battle against Hades.!~   ~!Kanon is the younger twin brother of gold saint Gemini Saga, and later took up his position as a Gold Saint after Saga's death. Before finally embracing his destiny as the Gemini Saint, Kanon masqueraded as the Sea Dragon General, one of Poseidon's seven Sea Generals.  At first, Kanon was depicted as a treacherous man, always tempting his twin brother to use his status and power to advance his status of influence beyond that of a Gold Saint. He concluded that their amazing and powerful abilities were gifts from the Gods for them to take advantage of. Much to his dismay, his brother opposed this and caused his incarceration at Cape Junion. After his redemption, however, Kanon becomes a much centered person, much like his brother.  Kanon was the one person responsible for Poseidon's awakening, although he kept Poseidon just half awakened so that he could pose as the true leader of the Marines as a Marine General and use Poseidon's army to achieve his desires. In order to do so, Kanon stole the scales of Sea Dragon and pretented to be the Sea Dragon General under Poseidon's order.!~   ~!Even after joining forces with the Athena, Kanon retains his ruthless personality and harsh characteristics scolding Pegasus Seiya and Andromeda Shun that they should never hesitate to finish their enemies, because their hesitation is a weakness that their enemies would take advantage of. Even so, he quickly absorbs the honor of a Gold Saint.!~  (Source: Wikipedia)

When Aioros was 14 years old, he, along with fellow gold saint Gemini Saga, were summoned to Pope Shion&#039;s throne room for an audience. There, the Grand Pope revealed that their goddess had once again reincarnated in the form of an infant, and so the Sanctuary must prepare itself for the imminent wars. As Shion himself was getting on in years, he decided that it was time to appoint one of the twelve Gold Saints as the successor to his seat. At the time, most of the Gold Saints were still too young; only Gemini Saga and Sagittarius Aioros were most qualified. The Pope eventually selected Aioros as the new Pope, and asked Saga to serve as an assistant to the Sagittarius Saint.    Saga, possessed by his evil side, became jealous at the fact that he was not chosen for the seat, especially since he believed that he was superior to Aioros in terms of power and wisdom. Saga confronted Shion regarding his decision and killed him. He disguised himself with the Grand Pope&#039;s garments, and left to kill the infant Athena. Inches before Saga could dig the golden dagger into the baby&#039;s belly, Aioros appeared and halted the blade from striking the death blow. The Sagittarius berated the man he assumed to be the Pope, but was quickly shoved aside. After a minute of struggle, Aioros sent Saga flying into the nearest wall, knocking off his headdress and mask. Upon seeing Saga&#039;s face and realizing that Saga had killed the Grand Pope, Aioros immediately snatched away the infant Athena and ran off from Sanctuary.  Saga, disguised as the Pope once more, sounded the alarm and sent guards to go after the saint. It is at this point that he officially branded Aioros as a &quot;traitor&quot;. He was eventually found by Capricorn Shura and managed to flee, but was deadly injured.  As he was dying, he ran into Mitsumasa Kido, who was touring Greece at the time. Aioros begged the elder Kido to become Athena&#039;s new guardian, and explained to him the travesty that had taken place at the Sanctuary. Along with other secrets, Kido learned about the existence of Athena&#039;s Saints and their Cloths. Entrusting the elder Kido with Athena and his own Sagittarius Gold Cloth, Aioros succumbed to his injuries. It is unknown as to where exactly Aioros died and buried, as the whereabouts of the location is omitted in the series.    After his death, Aioros&#039; spirit would provide assistance for Athena and her Saints. He has aided Seiya in battles by lending the young bronze saint the Sagittarius Gold Cloth time and time again, and even appeared once to his brother Aiolia during Aiolia&#039;s fight with Seiya, when he demanded proof of Saori&#039;s identity as the goddess Athena. When the bronze saints were in the Temple of Sagittarius, the Sagittarius Cloth moved on its own (or with Aioros&#039; spirit), and fired its golden arrow into a nearby wall -- revealing a final hidden message of the gold saint&#039;s last will: &quot;To you young boys who have reached this temple, know that I entrust Athena&#039;s life in your hands. Aioros.&quot; It is likely that Aioros foresaw that one day, new Saints would go to his temple to fight for Athena.    When Athena&#039;s saints were once again fighting against Hades&#039;s spectres, all the Gold Saints, both dead and alive, gathered in Hades&#039; room to break the Wailing Wall. Only with sunlight can the wall be destroyed, and because each individual gold cloth contained a bit of solar energy, gathering all twelve would provide enough of it to properly damage the wall. At this point, the spirit of Aioros appeared with the rest of the recently deceased Gold Saints to aid their comrades in accomplishing this task. Focusing on a single point of the Wailing Wall, Aioros guided all twelve gold saints&#039; individual attacks into one, and struck the wall. Once the mission was completed, Aioros and the rest of the gold saints dissipated, leaving only the gold cloth behind.    Although Aioros&#039; moves were not shown in the original manga, there are nevertheless two techniques that were attributed to him in other mediums: one in the anime adaptation, and another in Episode G. They are:  Atomic Thunderbolt (atomikku sandāboruto): Aioros shoots a massive amount of energy balls with some electric charge. This attack is from the anime, and was revealed during a flashback fight against Capricorn Shura.  Infinity Break (infiniti bureiku): This technique allows Aioros to shoot an infinite number of light darts that pierce anything upon contact. With this attack, Aioros destroyed Horus&#039; army in Saint Seiya: Episode G.    Aioros&#039; cloth, Sagittarius Cloth, is armed with a bow and a golden arrow. This arrow is often depicted as the main weapon of the series and gives the final blow in four of the five movies of the series when is used by Pegasus Seiya. It was hinted on the original series and confirmed in Saint Seiya Episode G that the golden arrow can concentrate the Cosmos of those surrounding it if they wish.    Even though most fans recognize his given name as Aiolos, the true intention of Masami Kurumada was to name him Aioros, a Japanization the name of the Greek god of the winds Aiolos. This can be confirmed in vol.11 of Kurumada&#039;s manga, in Aioros&#039; testament. Kurumada drew capitalized Greek letters spelling the character&#039;s name as Aioros : &Alpha;Ἰ&Omicron;Ῥ&Omicron;&Sigma;. He clearly used a &quot;R&quot; instead of an &quot;L&quot;, in the spelling of the name. If he had wanted to spell it Aiolos, he would have drew them as: &Alpha;ἴ&omicron;&lambda;&omicron;&sigmaf; or &Alpha;Ἰ&Omicron;&Lambda;&Omicron;&Sigma;. Some attribute the discrepancy to the fact that in Japanese, the letter &quot;L&quot; doesn&#039;t exist, and is replaced by the letter &quot;R&quot; in foreign words. The fandom in general is mostly familiarized with the more &quot;Greek&quot; spelling, Aiolos, though in some languages, such as in the Latin-American Spanish dub of the anime, the arguably more Kurumada-accurate &quot;Aioros&quot; is used.  As revealed by Masami Kurumada in vol.12 of his manga, Aioros became a Gold Saint at an early age. He had already been granted the Gold Saint status and the Sagittarius Gold Cloth before the time he was 14 years old.

The captain of the Shohoku judo team, Tatsuhiko Aota is a childhood friend of the Akagi siblings, having argued with Takenori over which sport was better, judo or basketball, since their youth. This grudge continued until their present age, where their feud is over which team will be National Champion first. He once tried to make Sakuragi join the judo team because he considered his fighting skills exceptional, and to achieve this, "bribed" him with some photos of Haruko when she was younger. Still, Sakuragi refused, saying simply, "because I'm a basketball player" (actually because he knew he would actually be closer to Haruko if he stayed with the basketball team). But Tatsuhiko does not give up on trying once in a while. He is rather loyal to Takenori when the need arises, cheering him on when he is outplayed and hard-pressed during the second Ryonan match.   Despite his inability to physically coerce Sakuragi into joining the judo team, Tatsuhiko has proven that he is skilled, as he is the sole member of the judo team to qualify for the National Championships in judo. It is also worth noting that Tatsuhiko has had a crush on Haruko since they were young. She calls him "Ta-chan" instead of by his last name, which irritates Sakuragi immensely.   (Source: Wikipedia) 

__Height:__ 197 cm
__Year:__ 3rd Year  
__Position:__ Center  
__Jersey Number:__ #5  

Hanagata is considered one of the top centers in the Kanagawa prefecture. He mixes strength and tactical skill in his playing, being able to easily avoid defensive play. When Fujima is not on the court, he takes the role of captain, being responsible for psyching up the team. For this, he is quite a trustworthy player for Shoyo. He is known for his fade-away shot, which is difficult to block. Hanagata is the only starter shown to wear glasses, though they are knocked off his face when Sakuragi commits his fourth foul, and Hanagata plays the rest of the match without them. Hanagata holds his own in the Shohoku match against Akagi, but when he is matched up with Sakuragi, he is totally outclassed in rebounding. 

Being a top center, he is quite agile for his height. He takes on the cudgels of scoring for his team when Fujima is not on the court. He also knows how to use his teammates effectively. He and Nagano are knocked off by Sakuragi after the latter dunks on them, but despite the effort, Sakuragi still got his fifth foul. Nevertheless, he is cheered by the fans. Hanagata also missed a desperate three-point attempt against Shohoku, marking the final score, 62-60.

Mokichi Robinson is an Anglican priest and affiliated fighter in the Kengan matches, usually fighting for Sentory. He represented them during the Kengan Annihilation Tournament.

He is a very serene man who is generally very happy and always smiling, especially when his young sister <a href="https://anilist.co/character/205001/Elena-Robinson">Elena</a> joins and supports him. However, Mokichi is overwhelmingly overprotective of Elena, becoming surprisingly aggressive to any men who dare to come close to and/or talk to his sister. On one occasion, he called two oglers "dead wankers" when he caught them checking Elena out.


 
__Race:__ Saiyan
__Universe:__ 10
__Manga Debut:__ “SOS from the Future” (Chapter 14, Volume 2)
__Anime Debut:__ "SOS from the Future: A Dark New Enemy Appears!" (Episode 47)

Goku Black (ゴクウブラック Gokū Burakku), usually referred to as Black, is the main antagonist of the "Future" Trunks Saga of [Dragon Ball Super](https://anilist.co/manga/86508/Dragon-Ball-Super/). Goku Black, alongside Future Zamasu, plans to eradicate all mortals, or what they referred to as the “Zero-Mortals Plan”. He is commonly mistaken for as [Goku](https://anilist.co/character/246/Goku-Son) but as his look-alike terrorizes the timeline of Future Trunks.
~!His real identity is Zamasu. On one of the Future Trunks' timeline, he successfully managed to swap his body with Goku using the ‘Super Dragon Balls’. He is a former North Kai and Supreme Kai apprentice serving his former master [Gowasu](https://anilist.co/character/206114/Gowasu). He has a unique form which allows him to turn into Super Saiyan Rose, the divine counterpart of Super Saiyan Blue.!~


Wardes is Captain of Tristain&#039;s Griffin Knights and Louise&#039;s former fianc&eacute;. When he was younger, he often met Louise, who was feeling down after being compared to her sisters. He is a highly skilled swordsman as well as mage.  ~!He is later revealed to be evil as he betrayed Louise and attempts to mind control her in marrying him (Because of this, many people think he is pedophile, although the correct term would be ephebophile, and both the novel and anime implies that he is aware of Louise&#039;s potential as a Void Mage and interested in her primarily for that reason). He then kills the Prince of Albion when his attempt is revealed.!~

A playwright who used to seclude himself due to the deaths of his wife and daughter. However, after deciding to write his very first children's play to dedicate it to his daughter's memory, he entrusts Violet with the task of putting his ideas on paper.

__Height:__ 6'0"
__Birthplace:__ Earth

Afedersiniz Hesap Lutfen (which means &quot;excuse me, check please&quot; in Turkish), is Ed&#039;s father. He is a cartographer on Earth (a questionable occupation on a planet which undergoes changes to its landscape daily due to asteroid impacts). In episode 24 of Cowboy Bebop, Ed put a 50.000 000 Oolong bounty on him, which Jet and Spike saw as 50 million Oolongs (it is in fact only 50) and decided to collect his bounty. This allowed Edward to find her father, who asked her if she wanted to come along with her, but left without hearing her answer because a meteor struck.

A hero who hates crime, not the criminal.

 is the Village Chief of Rulid Village. He is the father of Alice and Selka. He presides over a majority of the village ceremonies and rituals.

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Mario Castañeda is a Mexican voice actor and dubbing director. When he was very young, his parents moved to Mexico City where he resides currently. He studied drama in the Andrés Soler Institute from 1979 to 1982, and in June 1983, Castañeda started to work as a voice actor in Mexican dubs of several television series including Diff'rent Strokes, The Powers of Matthew Star, and Visitors. Castañeda has also done voice work in Japanese anime as well as the dubbing voice of many actors in movies, including Jim Carrey, Jackie Chan and Bruce Willis. 

He's the father of [Arturo Castañeda](https://anilist.co/staff/117179/Arturo-Castaeda) and [Carla Castañeda](https://anilist.co/staff/182233/Carla-Castaeda).

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