  Class: Tribal Grappler  Real Name: Moe Kubo  As her name implies, Tabby somewhat resembles a cat, with feline ears, claws, and hair that acts like a cat&#039;s tail. Her character design is similar to that of a Mithra from Final Fantasy XI. Her weapon of choice is a pair of large cat paws that she uses to slash at enemies. Tabby has been playing about as long as Haseo and usually fights alongside Sakisaka in the field. She often refers to Sakisaka as her &quot;master&quot; or &quot;teacher.&quot; She is loyal, friendly and positive (though she points out that she&#039;s not cheerful because she wants to be). 

This spectacled girl loves to dress in odd clothes, like wearing a sea lion costume at the beach. She acted as an &quot;Erika Kawai Simulator&quot; for Makoto... and eventually fell in love when Rika dumped him. (Source: Wikipedia)  

__Height:__ 156 cm (5'1")
__Status:__ Magic Knight, Pillar
__Grade:__ 8th Grade  

The voice of reason. She is also highly intelligent, though this goes more for book smarts than street smarts. She often has moments where she doubts herself but ends up coming out strong in the end. She is also in love with Ferio. She is the Magic Knight of Wind.  

(Source: Magic Knight wiki)

  __Height__: 165 cm  
__Rank__: Genin (I); Jonin (II)

Temari is the oldest child of the Fourth Kazekage, making her the older sister of Gaara and Kankuro. Temari is generally overbearing, if not crude, toward those around her, often not being afraid to speak her mind. One of the few things shown to intimidate her is her younger brother Gaara. She very rarely stays true to her normally tough, demanding attitude, when around the boy, due to the fear of Gaara's wrath. Temari does have a caring side, and is not above showing concern for others. She is often seen with Shikamaru. Temari is a keen analyst, and can easily deduce an opponent's strategies and weaknesses soon after a battle begins.  For actual combat she uses her giant iron fan that, in addition to serving as a makeshift club, can be used to glide upon in order to intimidate her foes. She likes sweet chestnuts and kenchin soup.

__Height:__ 168 cm  

Shizune is a jōnin-level kunoichi of Konohagakure. She serves as The Fifth Hokage's attendant as well as her long time companion. She was Tsunade's apprentice, becoming a talented medical-nin under her tutelage. Shizune remains quite close to Tsunade, being one of the few people Tsunade would trust with absolute certainty. She was also appointed the captain of the Allied Shinobi Forces' Logistical Support and Medical Division.  Shizune is the niece of Dan, the late lover of Tsunade. Some time after Dan died, Tsunade left Konoha, and Shizune went with her as her attendant and apprentice. The bond between Tsunade and Shizune is strong and, above all, Shizune sees her purpose in life as caring for Tsunade.   Unlike Tsunade, she is level-headed, practical, and a rational thinker. As a result, she is the one who tends to stress over details, such as Tsunade's tendency to gamble and to think with her heart. She often gets comically worked up over any irrational decision Tsunade makes. Shizune also looks after Tonton, Tsunade's pet pig.  She's not the type to tire easily and is very energetic and efficient while acting in her capacity of Hokage's Assistant, often urging Tsunade to finish the paperwork in order to avoid mountains of unsigned documents later on. She is often seen asking Tsunade questions about what to do with the village and the shinobi on missions.   Shizune is noted to be a very talented medical ninja, in Konoha rivaled only by Tsunade herself and Sakura Haruno, another student of Tsunade's. Her training has blessed her with excellent chakra control, which is the primary reason she was assigned to lead the sealing of the Three-Tailed Giant Turtle. She demonstrated her great medical knowledge when she lead a group of medics in healing Neji Hyūga, even though she had only recently returned to the village after many years of wandering the world with Tsunade. This was again seen when she was put in charge of the autopsy Konoha performed on the Animal Path that Jiraiya had killed.

 __Height:__ 169 cm (5'5")
__Affiliation:__ Konohagakure  
__Occupation:__ ANBU   

 ~!She was Hayate Gekkou&#039;s lover and swore to avenge his death by Sunagakure.  !~

The main protagonist, taken care of by Mr. and Mrs. Holy because her father never leaves the tower, the lab in which he and Roux study.  (Source: Wikipedia)   ~!In the original manga, Adele Roland is her cousin. Also due to her blood line, Firiel is a contender for the throne as well.!~

Suigintou is the first doll of the Rozen Maiden collection. Her desire to win the Alice Game is the strongest of all the dolls, and is primarily driven by her wish to gain the attention of "Father" (Rozen). Sadistic, spiteful, and arrogant (all due to her spectacular Superiority complex), Suigintou has no inhibitions when it comes to the Alice Game. She will use any method available to her, regardless of how brutal they may be, to grasp victory. Although she generally avoids associating with the other dolls on a social level, she has a particularly strong hate for Shinku. This hate borders on obsession, as she can approximate how many hours and minutes since they have last met. However, upon meeting Megu, her medium, Suigintou's attitude and motivations begin to shift; she begins to feel a strong affection for someone other than "Father". Suigintou's desire to protect Megu begins to even overpower her wish to meet him: she hopes to use the collected Rosa Mystica to heal Megu of her heart ailment, rather than become Alice.  Suigintou has a number of unique traits and flaws amongst the seven Rozen Maiden. In the anime, she is missing her torso; Shinku explains at one point that before Suigintou was completed, her design was erased, but gives no further explanation as to why or how. Curiously, after Suigintou is destroyed in battle by Shinku partly she is restored mid-way through Rozen Maiden Träumend. The identity of the person responsible for her restoration is never revealed. In the Rozen Maiden Träumend finale, she tells Shinku that "Father" had told her that even with her flawed body, she was also entitled to a part in the Alice Game. Later, Rozen is seen lovingly fixing her neck ribbon as she is unconscious. He even grips gently around the waist afterwards, implying that he has mended her incomplete body.   ~!In the manga, her body is flawed by wings (she is the only Rozen Maiden with them) that have ravaged her back with cracks. Despite these flaws, her love for "Father" and willpower is so strong that she can use her powers independently of a medium. Initially, Suigintou's will to exist was so strong that she was able to move without actually possessing a Rosa Mystica. Suigintou did not consciously make a contract with Megu, rather, Megu came upon Suigintou as she was reawakening. Suigintou's strong sense of independence, as well as disdain towards humanity, kept her avoiding having a medium. She is also the only Rozen Maiden to have been defeated and revived three times.  In Rozen Maiden Ouvertüre, her complete past is revealed. Her intense hatred for Shinku stems from the very moment of Suigintou's awakening, when she notices Rozen affixing a brooch with his image on Shinku's bow. Nevertheless, they still managed to be friends as Suigintou was ignorant of the Rozen Maidens' true purpose--destruction of one another through the Alice Game--when they meet in 19th century London. Suigintou stumbles through a mirror in the room of Shinku's medium, wailing hysterically for "Father". Shinku takes Suigintou in after determining that she is not a threat. Shinku not only teaches her how to walk, but also treats her as an equal. One day, she follows Shinku into an Alice Game battle with Souseiseki, and is cut in half by Souseiseki's shears. This reveals her incomplete body, and she vanishes into a watery N-Field where "Father" gives her a Rosa Mystica of her own at last, thus, making Suigintou a true Rozen Maiden. Not long after, Shinku admits that she only felt pity for the "poor, unfinished doll" that certainly couldn't become Alice and insinuates that Suigintou could not possibly be a Rozen Maiden because she is flawed and different from all the others. This angers Suigintou, and she releases her black wings for the first time, beginning an Alice Game battle with Shinku. She eventually pulls Rozen's brooch from Shinku's ribbon and crushes it in front of her eyes. As Suigintou laughs arrogantly at Shinku's anguish, Shinku calls her "junk" which acts as the reason she refers to the other dolls as "junk" (particularly Shinku) and why she greatly resents being called it herself. The fight between the two becomes even more intense, but Laplace no Ma ends the battle, stating that the Alice Game of that era has ended.!~  Along with her artificial spirit, Meimei, Suigintou's weapons are her ragged black wings. With their arrow-like feathers, she can conjure up a shield, a large sword, or even twin black dragons. Suigintou can also create destructive blue flames as a last resort in battle. The variety in Suigintou's abilities, particularly when combined with her savagely cunning nature, make her a strong player in the Alice Game.  It is noted that "Mei" in Japanese means darkness.  Medium: None (First Season)/Megu (Second Season)  Suigintou's name in English means, "Mercury Lamp".

An orphan girl that Dohko, master of Shiryu, took on his care. She is also like a sister for Shiryu, or maybe more.  In the era of Omega, She is Shiryu's wife and mother of Ryuhou.

**Relatives**: [Riko Saikawa](https://anilist.co/character/120972/Riko-Saikawa) (younger sister), unnamed parents

Georgie Saikawa is the older sister of Riko Saikawa. Her real name is Nae Saikawa (才川苗). She likes to pretend to be a housemaid.

Georgie wears an orange polka-dot maid outfit with a white apron. She also has a white cap and has her red hair in twin-pigtails. Her stockings are black striped.

Georgie is a sweet and gentle lady. She always supports Riko and her family. She seems to know a lot about maids and has a huge passion for them. She mentions that she's wanted to be one since she was a kid when she read a book about maids, but no one accepted her job offers, so decided to be one for her family.

Georgie and [Kobayashi](https://anilist.co/character/120969/Kobayashi) automatically have a close bond as they both share an interest in maids. [Tohru](https://anilist.co/character/120970/Tohru) isn't fond of her and shows jealousy as she sees her as a rival through impersonating as a maid to win over Kobayashi.

(Source: Miss Kobayashi's Dragon Maid Wiki, edited)

Madoka is the daughter of the manager of B-Pit, a shop focused on beyblades. She herself is an expert mechanic, seen fixing beys many times, even badly damaged ones, and is knowledgeable on many topics surrounding beyblade. She is a primary companion of Ginga's appearing almost every episode with him. She is not a blader herself but she does own a bey that she is shown to use once, Mad Northern Cross. She was also the support member on team Gan Gan Galaxy and helped the legendary bladers track down and stop Nemesis. During the events of shogun steel we see her now managing the B-pit herself, helping the WBBA and taking on an apprentice.

Tanya Degurechaff is a cute, adorable and pretty-good-looking little girl. But deep inside, she is highly power-hungry, amoral, ruthless, sadistic, and hot-tempered. Especially when she is in battle against her enemies, she shows utter ruthlessness and bloodlust just to accomplish her missions. Tanya also strongly disapproves of failure and disobedience from her subordinates. She is loyal to her own job and always wants to finish it as soon as possible. Tanya will never let anyone discriminate against her appearance because of how fast she goes through the ranks in the military.

~!Originally a salaryman who died in an accident in 2013, he was reborn as a girl living in an alternate universe version of Europe during World War I. At just nine years of age, Tanya enters the Empire's Mages Division and is promoted to Second Lieutenant. Her talents, efficiency, and ruthlessness makes her an asset for the Empire and a threat on the battlefield.

Not much is known about the protagonist in his original life, including his name. He was a Japanese salaryman who gained a reputation for having a ruthlessly utilitarian and career-minded personality. He died in a subway after being pushed in front of a train by a man he fired, after which he meets God. As an atheist, he denies God's existence and rather dubs him [Being X](https://anilist.co/character/135044). The two get into an argument about faith and modern humans which ends up with God punishing the protagonist by having him reborn in a world that was in dire straits, had less technological development and overall was less grounded in science. The opposite of these three points were used by the protagonist's argument to explain why modern men no longer need God.

The protagonist is reborn in an alternate reality of 1913 as an orphan girl named Tanya. Spending the first years of her life in a nunnery, her outlook for a good life initially looked slim. Worse, she's living in the Empire (the equivalent of Imperial Germany), one of the nations that is fighting in World War I (or their alternate equivalent of it). Luckily to her, Tanya has exceptional magic potential, a rare talent sought after in the Empire. After she's discovered to have magical abilities, people quickly expected her to be conscripted into the Empire's military once she reaches an appropriate age.

Tanya however thinks ahead of this, and she volunteers to join the military at the age of 8. Her reasoning was that the Army was the only institution of the Empire where women are treated equally to men. She intends to rise in ranks and then live a comfortable life in the back lines away from danger, both for her sake and in order to spite "Being X." Yet even though Tanya is successful at impressing the leadership it backfires as her talents make her a necessary asset on the front lines. She's heartless, selfish, amoral, and terrifyingly ruthless. Yet at the time of the bloodiest war of this world, she might be described as the "ideal soldier." On the outset, Tanya is viewed by her squad mates as either a patriotic hero or a bloodthirsty monster.!~

The childhood friend and next door neighbor of "Hajime-chan"; many question why a model student like Miyuki is friends with a slacker like him. Deep down inside, Miyuki feels Hajime is not an idiot, and they seem to have a love that neither has yet fully expressed. Her birthday is November 24, as stated in "The Murderer From the Screen". She possesses remarkable logic and perception, as demonstrated by her 'filling in' for him to solve a murder mystery in the live-action series while the latter was being warded for appendicitis, although she is obviously not as gifted as he is. (source: Wiki)

__School__: Luna Nova Magical Academy
__Occupation__: Witch Student

The main protagonist, an energetic and optimistic girl who attends Luna Nova after being inspired by the witch Shiny Chariot. Having come from a non-magical background, she struggles using magic much of the time, and is disappointed by the mundanity of her classes as opposed to Chariot's more spectacular performances. However, her strong sense of self-confidence enables her to wield Chariot's Shiny Rod, which accepts her as its new master.

(Source: Wikipedia)

Shia Kinou is one of the main protagonists in Meikyuu Black Company.

She is a hero who is known for possessing The Philosopher's Stone by conquering The Fifth Floor of the dungeon.

Erica Brown is a character in the Violet Evergarden series. She is an Auto Memories Doll who has been working at the CH Postal Company for a while. She is not good at communicating and isn't confident in her work.

~!Erica is an anime-original character.!~

She is the beloved daughter of Oscar and the insipration behind Olive, the main character in her father's first children's play.

Astolfo's first master during Fate/Apocrypha.

The first princess of Melromarc who betrayed [Naofumi Iwatani](https://anilist.co/character/88817) in the beginning of the series. She is notorious for manipulating other people in order to satisfy her selfish desires.

__Height:__ 160 cm

Chateau is a newly recruited bounty hunter working for Ritzland Support. She is reluctant to trust [Ryang-Ha](https://anilist.co/character/157016/) and constantly rejects his romantic advances.

Sarada Uchiha is a kunoichi from Konohagakure's Uchiha clan. Because she grew up without having her [father](https://anilist.co/character/13/Sasuke-Uchiha) around, Sarada initially struggles to understand who she is or what she's supposed to be. After meeting him with the help of [Naruto Uzumaki](https://anilist.co/character/17/Naruto-Uzumaki), Sarada comes to believe that she is defined by the connections she has with others, and as a member of [Team Konohamaru](https://anilist.co/character/3889/Konohamaru-Sarutobi), she seeks to someday become Hokage so that she can connect with as many people as possible.

However, Sarada shares a complicated relationship with Naruto's son, [Boruto Uzumaki](https://anilist.co/character/121439/Boruto-Uzumaki), although she is also interested in him due to their similar relationships with their respective fathers. The two ninjas are often at odds with one another, with the young Uchiha valuing the Hokage post while Boruto initially showing utter disdain for it, and they usually argue and fight with each other for almost anything. Despite this, they are very close, deeply caring for one another's well-being and actually supporting their dreams greatly. In the anime, Sarada appears to be close to [Himawari](https://anilist.co/character/121445/Himawari-Uzumaki) as well, referring to her as "Hima-chan".

(Source: Narutopedia)

Amy is a side character in Dragon Quest: The Adventure of Dai. Aimi is sister of Marin. One of the three sages Papnica Troika. She excels at attack spells and recovery spells, and is given the symbol of "wind".

A diligent woman who rose up from the slums to become captain of the Royal Guard. She's very ambitious and zealously seeks credit for accomplishments.

Meryl Stryfe and her junior co-worker Milly were sent by the Bernardelli Insurance Society to evaluate claims regarding Vash the Stampede. Despite her serious attitude and short temper, she is a good person.  Although she doesn't often fight alongside Vash, she hides many derringer-style "throwaway" pistols under her coat. She once referred to herself as "Derringer Meryl".  Initially, she finds Vash to be a nuisance and dismisses the idea that he is the legendary Humanoid Typhoon. As time passes, she realizes that Vash isn't the villain that he is made out to be nor the buffoon that he presents himself to be. Gradually, she comes to respect Vash and love him deeply.  It is also hinted near the end of the anime that she may possibly be the reincarnation of Rem Saverem. This, however, is not present in the manga, and may have been an independent decision by the producers of the anime. Another source of this belief is through the construction of her name, where as Meryl = Mer-yl = Rem  It is hinted that Meryl has problems involving her family. Early in Trigun Maximum, she celebrates her 23rd birthday, which means she was 21 at the beginning of Trigun.  Meryl is very short, more so in the manga than in the anime.  (Source: Wikipedia)

She is the program that pilots the Megarig. Her name is taken from the word &quot;infinity&quot; and her design incorporates lemniscates.     There are holograms of her spread throughout the airship, most likely so that she could scout the Reverse World, without the need to get out and report anything to Zero.     In the credits of the next movie, it was seen that she was recovered from the Megarig by Newton after it was destroyed.

__Birthplace:__ Belgium

Claire Tefnin is a Belgian actor. She made her dubbing debuts in 2006 as Emma Roberts’ voice in the movie _Aquamarine_. She is notably known for voicing [Temari](https://anilist.co/character/2174/Temari) and [Shizune](https://anilist.co/character/4643/Shizune) from _[Naruto](https://anilist.co/anime/20/Naruto/)_.

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