An elite samurai working for the Shogunate. Kariya has not drawn his sword in quite some time being that there hasn't been an opponent worthy of him in years, according to Goroujuu, a member of the Shogun's council who visits him. Upon learning of Sara's death, he determines that Mugen and Jin must be worthy adversaries, and brings himself out of retirement in order to face them. Although employed by the Shogunate, his truer motives are to use the government to further his own needs since the age of the samurai is ending.    ~!His calm and collected demeanor hides a cold and manipulative personality. Kariya attempted to gain control of the Mujushin Dojo and is the one responsible for ordering Mariya Enshirou to kill Jin. He is ordered to seek out and kill Kasumi Seizou, the Sunflower Samurai, for his role in the Shimabara Rebellion as well as Kasumi's heir—Fuu. Regarded amongst his peers as "The Hand Of The Gods" for his divine skills, being said that there is possibly no one in existence capable of defeating him, he is arguably the strongest fighter in the "Champloo Universe." He fights Mugen and Jin simultaneously, easily handling Mugen's fighting style and defeating Jin in a standoff. Similar to Shouryuu yet even more powerful, he is a master of his ki and is able to use it with great force both offensively and defensively, and to an almost supernatural level, hardly making anyone his equal (though Kariya admits that Jin is closer to his level than any opponent he has faced in years, but still the lesser, by a paper-thin margin).   As Fuu is finally running towards the hut where her father is, a vision of Kariya appears in front of her, with his quote about the scent of sunflowers. He could be said to be the 'perfect Samurai' Fuu imagined her father as, though his actions in seeking Fuu's death after killing her father show this ideal to be as non-existent as Kariya states.   Jin finally defeats Kariya by sacrificing his own body to breach Kariya's defense. The move Jin uses to kill Kariya was the last technique taught to him by his master, Mariya Enshirou. Although Mariya described the technique as suicidal, Jin manages to survive. !~ (Source: Samurai Champloo Wikia)

Debut: Episode 1 "Tempestuous Temperaments"  The local magistrate first seen ordering Jin and Mugen's execution. In flashback we see him extorting taxes from the local populace, having his Yagyuu guards defeated by Jin, and arresting and torturing Jin and Mugen for a crime they did not commit.    ~!He is killed by Jin after attempted execution. !~ (Source: Neko-san's Guide to the Characters of Samurai Champloo) 

Debut: Episode 6 "Stranger Searching"   He claims to be japanese even though his accent and blue eyes suggest otherwise. He tells Mugen, Jin, and Fuu his name is "Jouji". He says he will return Jin's sword if he gives him a tour of Edo, Jin agrees. However, it becomes apparent that he knows more about Edo than all of the other characters combined.    ~!Isaac is part of the famous Dutch East India company, the Governor-General in charge of trade. Isaac was to meet with the shogun but instead wanted to see Edo instead, his subordinates had been delaying the meeting while looking for him. Fuu asks him if he's seen "The Samurai who Smells of Sunflowers" and shows him her trinket. After Examining it he says to never show it to people and that it's dangerous to be showing it around at all in Japan. !~

Like Jin, Ukon was born into the samurai bloodline. He studied under Zuikou and became one of his most prized disciples. Ukon was sent on a voyage by the province's daimyo, but his ship met with disaster and capsized. Somehow, he ended up washed ashore in China. There, he encountered a 'mysterious martial art' known as Hakkei, and studied it vigorously under the tutelage of Shaolin monks. He returned to Japan a different man under a different name, Shōryū, and had become so different that he had no qualms about killing a fellow student to demonstrate his newfound power. Zuikou expelled him, but Shōryū had the last laugh. Shōryū wandered the continent searching for a new master, but no one would have him, labeling him a heretic. He became embittered as he felt his greatness deserved acknowledgement. He began murdering renowned samurai for sport, at the same time hoping to find a worthy opponent. The 'street killer' myth was built around him. His latest victim would have been Mugen, who despite being far superior to most of Shōryū's opponents and having trained intensively for the fight, had little chance of winning outright. After an intense fight, both Mugen and Shoryu knock the swords out of each other's hands. When Shoryu attempts to engage Mugen in hand to hand combat, Mugen defeats Shōryū by pulling out a tanto at the end of his scabbard as a trump card, and kills Shoryu with it.   Mugen's battle with Shōryū characterizes the uniqueness of his free-for-all fighting style he calls “champuru kendo”, swiping bits and pieces from all forms of martial arts thrown at him, as he was seemingly able to mimic and use Shōryū's chi technique to his own advantage, likely picked up in their first duel. This battle marks the first time Mugen ever faced an opponent he was unsure of defeating as stated by Jin.   Next to Kariya Kagetoki and Sara, Shouryuu is easily one of the most powerful fighters in the Champloo universe. His stance and fighting style are markedly Shaolin. His discipline, Hakkei, makes use of chi. It is unknown if Shouryuu employs chi to strengthen his defenses, but he certainly uses it to greatly augment his offensive prowess. Already as quick as Mugen, if not quicker, he is able to project chi at a distance or even channel it through his sword. Furthermore, one blow from his palm is a fatal death touch. 

Kurosaki is head of the Phantom labor project, and later second in command of the Griffon project. He seems to be a rather cold man and like Richard Wong, will do what ever it takes to get the result he wants.     (Source: AniDB)

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An alien-like Digimon who lives under a mountain in the Server Continent. He has a Pocket Dimension of his own under the ground to trap peasants and tricks them by threatening to send them to Hell if they don't release their curiosity from their minds so he can collect them.
Izzy and Tentomon fall after DemiDevimon guides them with warnings spread all over the road. Izzy falls under his trap and releases his curious mind for Vademon, remaining brainwashed. Meanwhile DemiDevimon pleads Vademon with false promises to steal Izzy's Crest of Knowledge, but Izzy regains his mind thanks to Tentomon. Vademon fights against Kabuterimon but his powerful Ultimate level forces the giant beetle to digivolve to MegaKabuterimon for the first time and defeats him.

An anthropomorphic chameleon, who mainly serves as an intelligent ninja warrior, spy, and a member of the Chaotix Detective Agency alongside [Vector the Crocodile](https://anilist.co/character/14764) and [Charmy Bee](https://anilist.co/character/14762). Together, the trio solves whatever cases they are given, where Espio is able to put his skills to good use. He possesses as well the ability to blend in with his environment.

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The ghost of a taxi driver who died in a car accident inside of the damned tunnel Ananmaneki when he tried to arrive at home for his daughter&#039;s birthday. Since then, Ananmaneki uses him to lure wanderers to get into his car and cross it and then drop them there to be attacked by the other ghosts. The tunnel also uses his memories to trap the victims in an illusion, making them lose vital energy slowly. His soul is finally freed from Ananmaneki&#039;s power after Satsuki&#039;s group confronts him.    (Source: Wikipedia)

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José Augusto Sendim is a Brazilian actor, voice actor and dubbing director.


José Augusto Sendim

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