A senior officer and ace pilot of the Gradosian militia who considered himself a rival of both Eiji &amp; Gale. Once having romantic interests in Julia, she immediately rebuffed him. A sadistic psychopath, Gosterro delights in killing to the extent where his lust for blood overpowers all needs and reason, forcing him to take the lives of his own wingmen. Deeply wishing to kill Eiji, he personally takes the assignment of stopping the rebel with his own SPT-BG-91U Bullgrenn.

Miyuki&#039;s grandfather and a skilled technician from the moon. Haruka revealed that he was formerly a mechanics professor there, possibly of some renown. Recently it has been discovered that at one point in time he worked with Thousand and Yang on researching ultimate. He where the one who made the bigfoots after years of studies of the ultimate when he worked for lunatic corporations. After the death of his son when they studied a new way to develop the bigfoots he stopped his work as an engineer for lunatic corporations.

Yasutora Sado&#039;s grandfather. He appears to be a quite strong old man, but with a gentle character. After the death of Chad&#039;s parents, Sado moves to Mexico with Oscar Joaqu&iacute;n, who adopted and raised him. Chad refers to him as &quot;Abuelo&quot; (Spanish for Grandfather).    During his early years, Chad was extremely violent; exploiting his advantage in size, he intimidated and hit any other children who annoyed him. Oscar Joaqu&iacute;n tried to teach Chad to be gentle, but was initially unsuccessful. One day, the fathers of the children Chad fought, seeking to punish him, attacked Chad. Oscar Joaqu&iacute;n stepped in between them, taking Chad&#039;s punishment without retaliation. Chad was inspired by this example to become a decent person. Afterwards, Oscar Joaqu&iacute;n gave Chad a Mexican coin. The coin was minted sometime between 1823 and 1909, and has the words &quot;Republica Mexicana&quot; (Mexican Republic) engraved on it, as well as the Mexican National Emblem. The monetary reform of 1905 minted Mexican coins with the words, &quot;Estados Unidos Mexicanos&rsquo;,&quot; are seen on the Mexican peso today.    Years later, when Oscar Joaqu&iacute;n had died, Chad made a vow that he would never fight unless it was to protect others, as instructed, even if his own life was in danger. The coin would come to symbolize this vow, which Chad now claims to hold more value than his own life.    When Abuelo died, Chad decided to return to Japan. 

The chief and supervisor of Public Relations Division 2. He has a very easy going personality, and is always supportive of his staff.    Source: Wikipedia

Hades is the leader of the Grimoire Heart Dark Guild, whose goal is to unseal Zeref. He seems to be calm and confident man who shows no signs of fear to his enemies, especially Makarov. He was described by Makarov as a "great Master who taught harmony and led the Guild to the proper path."

~!Hades, known as Precht back then, became the second Master of Fairy Tail after Mavis Vermilion. Some time later, in the Year X736, Precht appointed Makarov (40 years old at that time) as the third Master and his successor, much to the man's dismay. Ignoring Makarov's claims that he wasn't fit for it, he praised Makarov's love for his allies and his capability to believe, claiming that he would have made Fairy Tail into a good Guild. He then left on a journey. On such journey, he traced the roots of Magic back to Zeref, where he saw what can be called the "Essence of Magic." It is presumably around this point that he reformed his ways and became a Dark Mage, and then founded Grimoire Heart.!~

~!He was later killed by Zeref.!~

Kirei Kotomine's 80 year old father, Risei is a priest in the Church and the regulator of the third and fourth Holy Grail Wars. A friend of Tokiomi Tōsaka's, Risei actively supports him and conspires to ensure that Tokiomi will obtain the Holy Grail in the war, despite the fact that as a member of the Church, he should be ensuring only someone who is worthy of the a powerful artifact like the Grail should be obtaining it.  While he is proud of his son, who has demonstrated himself to be a perfect heir, Risei fails to understand Kirei in any sense. He believes that his son, who has recently lost his wife of two years, may be able to find some purpose in life again by aiding Tokiomi during the Holy Grail War.  Both Risei and Tokiomi, upon discovering that Kirei's command mantra had appeared three years before the start of the war, both came to believe that Kirei was destined to provide Tokiomi with an additional Servant and associated command spells for the upcoming war. Without informing Kirei as to the true nature of the mark that appeared, they transfer Kirei from the Church to the Mages Association as Tokiomi's pupil. Neither man reveals to Kirei that he can also obtain the Holy Grail, instead telling the young man that he is performing a mission for the Church.   ~!According to Kirei Kotomine in Fate, his father died trying to protect him. As revealed in Fate/Zero, after Caster's defeat, Kayneth Archibald El-Melloi approached Risei to obtain additional command spells. After Risei reluctantly gives what Lord El-Melloi has come for, the Master shoots Risei and leaves him to die. As he dies, Risei leaves behind a message containing a secret password that will provide his son with all the remaining command spells Risei could give out. Kirei arrives to find his father dead and his father's final parting gift, and comes to the conclusion that Risei died trying to protect him. Though Kirei sheds tears realizing his father cared about him till the end, he finds himself feeling the same feelings he felt when his wife died - the desire to have seen them die.!~  (Source: Wikipedia)

Translated as &quot;Red Paper Blue Paper&quot;, Akagami-Aogami haunts the restrooms asking to his victims if they want red paper or blue paper. Both options are terrible ways of death, with &quot;red&quot; meaning the victim getting his blood drained out and &quot;blue&quot; meaning suffocation until the victim becomes blue due to asphyxiation. Answering with another color doesn&#039;t stop him either, as Hajime does so (in this case he answered &quot;yellow paper&quot;) and is almost dragged to the underworld. Satsuki seals Akagami-Aogami through a jar filled with water and marked with the symbol of a Torii. He appears in the 2nd episode and re-appears in the 20th episode.    (Source: Wikipedia)

One of a pair of mysterious scientists that worked with Professor Saotome on Getter Energy in the past (the other being Dr. Cohen). Because of his desire for evolution he has allowed Invaders into his body. Along with Cohen and Professor Saotome is one of the main antagonists of Getter Robo: Armageddon.

Kanbei is a gambler who could read luck with his right eye.   A legendary charisma gambler, he is also known as つきよみのかんべえ tsukiyomi no kanbee, tsukiyomi meaning luck. He is first encountered by Gintoki and Hasegawa during their losing streak. After discovering that the legendary gambler is cheating, the three are taken prisoner by Kujaku Hime and told to play Mahjong against one of her players. During the match their opponent asks if Kanbei could really read luck to which he recalls the incident in which his eye was damaged. He had to cut his luck-reading right eye deliberately in order to rescue a friend who was held hostage. 

Sir Shelby M. Penwood being a descendent from a noble family was able to inherit wealth and a hight position in British Navy even through on the surface he appears as a somewhat cowardly and incompetent man. Still Sir Penwood is a long time family friend to Hellsing household, he was a comrade to Arthur Hellsing and kept an eye on Integra after Arthur passed away. Penwood's family wealth is used to cover expenses of Hellsing organisation frequently.

First Appearance: 1948 – Jungle Kingdom  Acetylene Lamp is widely known for the running-gag candle that appears in the dent in the back of his head. This came about from the image of one of Tezuka’s childhood friends who has similarities that the character shares. Acetylene Lamp is one of Tezuka’s more used villains. He generally plays more important roles such as Inspector Tomobiki, a role in Black Jack and the widely best role, Acetylene Lampe from Adolf and Drake Lamp from the 2003 Astro Boy. He also shares lesser important roles such as the conductor of the Marine Express in Undersea Super Train Marine Express.  In his earlier years, Lamp generally was pointed out by his long face and large round eyes, he was later fitted with thick round glasses, adding to his now signature appearance. Though considered a villain, Lamp has played nearly every kind of role, from minor assistant to big time propaganda activist.

The CEO of Gardo Corporation and Erishuka's grandfather. He is also a member of Kafka. 

Wolfman is a Japanese Sumo Choujin who once held the title of Choujin Sumo Yokozuna, but later switched to Choujin Wrestling. He trains his muscles vigorously and boasts of his Beautiful Muscles of Steel (鋼の肉体美, Hagane no Nikutai-bi), muscles that exceed Kinnikuman&#039;s. At first he despises Kinnikuman and calls him Zeinikuman (ゼイ肉マン, Flabbyman), but after losing to him in a Sumo match he begins to respect his abilities. From then on he appears as an Idol Choujin and fights against the Akuma Choujin.  As with the 21st Choujin Olympics final preliminary and his fight with Springman, Wolfman often ends up facing rather plain opponents in one-sided fights. He becomes the cannon fodder Seigi Choujin (quickly and easily defeated in order to show off how powerful the bad guys are), dying and returning to life 3 times throughout the series.  Despite this poor treatment, Wolfman&#039;s specialty in Japan&#039;s national sport of Sumo has garnerd him plenty of fans.  Wolfman was modeled after popular rikishi Chiyonofuji Mitsugu, &quot;Wolf&quot; being Chiyonofuji&#039;s nickname. In the anime he is renamed Rikishiman (リキシマン) (Real Name:Rikio (リキオ)) and uses phrases like Dosuko~i! (どすこーい！) and Gottan desu! (ごっつぁんです！), becoming a more typical Sumo character.

Ramba Ral was the son of Jimba Ral, longtime friend of Zeon Zum Deikun. One of Zeon's finest pilots, Lieutenant Ral was regarded as a genius tactician and was one of the Earth Federation&#039;s most formidable foes.     Despite his skills, he never lost his compassion and has become the archetype for the Gundam universe's long string of "friendly villain" characters.

The grizzled leader of the Desert Dawn resistance group, a ragtag band of guerilla soldiers drawn from the townships of northern Africa. Although he has little use for the arrogant superpowers which make up the Earth Alliance, Sahib makes common cause with the Archangel crew against their mutual enemy. As an old friend of Cagalli&#039;s family, Sahib is one of the few resistance members who knows the secret of her true identity.

A prior member of the Alliance’s mobile suit development team, all of whom disbanded and fled the project after completing the Tallgeese and designing Wing Gundam Zero, and eventually set up development on separate colony clusters and Earth. Tall, bald, and skilled in martial arts, Master O (Colony Cluster L5) is the Gundam Engineer who designed and constructed the Gundam Shenlong, and who directs the actions of Wufei Chang.

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