Mr. Big is the main antagonist of Art of Fighting. He kidnaps Yuri Sakazaki to get information on a diamond from her brother Ryo and his friend Robert.

High ranking FBI agent, Jodie's superior.

An AI-equipped combat armor. Though well capable of independent action (combat and otherwise), his true power shows when aided by a human controller in his cockpit. Powered down for 1000 years after Elmedine killed his original pilot. Kind and likable. 

During the course of FMA's story, "Father" commands the other Homunculi and orchestrates the various conflicts like the Ishvalian war, plotting something involving a transmutation circle encircling the entirety of Amestris.   ~!Most likely the very first Homunculus, "Father" met Hohenheim in the ancient country of Xerxes, where Hohenheim served as a servant in a laboratory. The Homunculus taught Hohenheim to read and perform alchemy, and was eventually brought before the king of Xerxes to give him immortality. After utilizing the life force of all of Xerxes' populace, Homunculus crafted himself a body akin to that of Hohenheim, and rendered them both immortal.!~

The leader of the IPO and the Experts of Justice. Possesses an incredibly devastating power that puts him above possibly all of the other Experts. Because of the huge danger it poses to himself and others, he is adamantly entreated to abstain from using at all costs.

Millennion&#039;s founder and leader. He started the organization to protect his city and his &quot;Family&quot;. He developed a bond with Brandon early in the latter&#039;s career in Millenion, which resulted in Brandon giving up Maria to Big Daddy out of loyalty to the man and the organization.    ~!Big Daddy was killed by Harry out of jealousy and father of Mika . In the storyline of the video game, his health began to fail, leading Harry to use him as one of the first test subjects of the Necrolyzation process. Big Daddy appears as the game&#039;s final boss, living on as a twisted monster. !~  (Source: Wikipedia)

The main antagonist, a powerful magician that ruined Lyle's kingdom and is out to obtain the Ultimate Power.

Princess Kushana's staff officer.  In the manga, he was sent by Kushana's father, the Vai Emperor, to spy on her and to steal the God Warrior's control stone.  Once Kushana uncovered this plot, Kurotowa immediately offered to switch allegiances and work for her in earnest.  At first, he was mainly concerned with staying alive; however, he soon developed genuine admiration and loyalty toward her.    Kurotowa is shrewd, clever, and pragmatic.  Unlike most of Kushana's officers, he is a commoner who worked his way up through the ranks, making him somewhat popular among the mechanics and crewmembers who can relate to him more easily.  

A scientist from the far future who creates the world’s first time machine and wants to exact revenge on Lupin’s descendant Lupin the 33rd.

The head of administration of Industria, Repko technically serves under the Industria High Council, a group of scientists. However, over the course of the series, he becomes the sole dictator of Industria, and the primary antagonist. He desires to extract the secret of solar power from Lao to power his weapons, allowing him to rule over what remains of the world. Actually, Repko is a descendant of Colonel Muska from "Castle in the Sky".

__Height:__ 182 cm (6'0")
__Affiliation:__  Arabasta Kingdom

The King of Alabasta and Nefertari Vivi's father. He is very wise and fair, and cares deeply for his kingdom and people.

The professor of Sinnoh. For new trainers in Sinnoh, he gives trainers three choices for their partner. He was also the man who gave Dawn her first pokemon, Piplup.

In Shin Mazinger, Stroheim is one of the three great robot engineers in the world, and the rival of Kouji&#039;s grandfather Juzo. He built the assassin androids, the Gamia sisters, and currently lives in a castle within the forests of Germany with his daughter Lorelei. He also built the giant robot Danube/Donau &alpha;1, which he believes the be the most powerful machine in the world.     

Appears in Episode 7 when Logan fled to the sewers of Madripoor.   Yukio&#039;s grandfather.  He is also befriended with Min and wears a red monocle and a cane with a blade in it.  

A dolphin with level 7 ESP precognition powers. His predictions always come true. He was the result of animal experiments during the war, much like Momotarou.

The base's scrounger and head of the Area 88's PX shop, deals with American dollars as a means of currency transaction. He provided the mercenaries with most of the items that they need such as fighter planes and weapons, with civilian items as well. McCoy's items are notorious for often being second hand and unreliable, particularly when he offers them at a discount. At one point, he admits selling spare parts scavenged from planes shot down near the base. McCoy appears in all version of Area 88.   (Source: Wikipedia) 

The father of Brolly, when Freeza destroyed Planet Vegeta, Brolly used a sphere of his own power to protect himself and Paragus, and transport them to another planet. Paragus raised Brolly, and eventually had a scientist create a crown capable of restraining, and controlling Brolly&#039;s rage and power. Paragus later came up with a plan to get revenge on Vegeta, but failed due to Brolly breaking the crown and going berserk. He was killed by Brolly who threw his escape pod into a comet. Paragus also makes a cameo appearance in Movie 12 as a villain in the background behind Freeza after they escape from hell.    *Wikipedia

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~!Bill in "Kill Bill 2" (live-action movie) (Japanese)  Bill in "Kill Bill" (live-action movie) (Japanese)  Dr. Wonka in "Charlie and the Chocolate Factory" (Japanese)  Saruman in "The Lord of the Rings: The Fellowship of the Ring" (live-action movie) (Japanese)  Saruman in "The Lord of the Rings: The Two Towers" (live-action movie) (Japanese)  Slayer in "Guilty Gear XX" (VG) (Japanese)  Zophar in "Lunar 2: Eternal Blue" (VG) (Japanese)!~

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