 __Zodiac sign:__ Capricorn   __Height:__ 172 cm (5&#039;8&quot;)   __Weight:__ 60 kg   __Number:__ 61    Rudbornn is the leader of the Exequias, a group responsible for dealing with rebels and intruders in Las Noches. Unlike most arrancar, his face is hidden. He carries a zanpakutō, but its name and released state have not been revealed. He and his subordinates clean up after each battle, collecting data for Szayel Aporro Grantz before killing any survivors: they kill two of the three Privaron Espada off screen for failing to beat their opponents, and prepare to do the same with the third before being stopped by Retsu Unohana. Surprised by the arrival of a Soul Reaper captain, Rudbornn and the rest of the Exequias withdraw in order to avoid conflict. Later he and the rest of the Exequias attempt to bar the progress of Ichigo, but they are intercepted by attacks from Ichigo&#039;s comrades.    (source: Wikipedia)   _Source: Bleach official character books III_  

He is Hisagi Shuuhei&#039;s Zanpakuto in physical form. The spirit of Kazeshini takes the form a dark man that almost resembles a shadow. He has long black hair and carries a weapon similar to that of Shūhei&#039;s Shikai. Just as his image suggests he is violent and prone to rampages, and enjoys slashing his opponents. His behaviour may be why Hisagi does not like his zanpakutō.    When released, it takes the form of a kusarigama-like weapon, with two blades curving both directions, connected by a long chain. Although Shuuhei dislikes the shape of his weapon because it&#039;s &quot;shaped like something meant to reap life itself,&quot; he is extremely proficient at wielding it, capable of using the blades as both hand-to-hand weapons and projectiles, using the chain to make the weapons&#039; paths unpredictable.

He is a man with teardrop eyebrows who sports a large Afro haircut held up with the help of a purple headband. His boar has a small patch of curly blond hair, and is called Sonny.  Characterized as having absolutely no sense of rhythm.  (Source: Bleach Wikia)

__Height:__ 180 cm (5' 11")  
__Relatives:__ [Rukia Kuchiki](https://anilist.co/character/6/Rukia-Kuchiki) (Adoptive Sister/Sister-in-law)
__Zanpakutou:__ Senbonzakura

Byakuya Kuchiki is the captain of the 6th Division in the Gotei 13 and the 28th head of the noble Kuchiki clan. His lieutenant is [Renji Abarai](https://anilist.co/character/906). 

Byakuya Kuchiki is a part of one of the four noble families in Soul Society. As such, Byakuya acts in an aristocratic manner: he is always quiet and apathetic towards other people, even while actually deeply conflicted. He is notably calm, even in battle. He generally acts indifferent, bordering on arrogance, to most situations he is faced with, and rarely views his opponent as being worth his time. In spite of his icy and regal manner, Byakuya still cares for and protects those important to him.

Byakuya strongly believes in law and order. As a captain of the Gotei 13 and head of one of the great noble families, he works hard for a peaceful society. He feels that if someone in his position does not follow the rules as a good example, no one else will. He believes that to maintain the order, all lawbreakers must be punished, even if it goes against his own wishes. 

He is the lieutenant (Vice-Captain) of the 1st Division. He is the least seen of all the lieutenants. During scenes of Head Captain Yamamoto in his office, Sasakibe acts more like a secretary and door guard than a lieutenant. In omake scenes, he is shown to have a penchant for tea.    ~!According to records, Sasakibe was able to master his Bankai before Juushirou Ukitake and Shunsui Kyouraku did. He did not participate in battles and did not use his Bankai in front of others in the entire existence of the Gotei 13 and was sometimes insulted because of perceived weakness. He declined to act as a substitute captain when a position as captain became vacant due to his loyalty to Captain-Commander Yamamoto.   At the beginning of The Thousand-Year Blood War arc Sasakibe is attacked by Vandenreich members. During this battle he used a bankai for the very first time in his life. However, his bankai gets stolen and Sasakibe is killed. Before his death he reveals this secret to Yamamoto. Sasakibe is later cremated atop a large funeral pyre as Yamamoto and other officers pay their last respects. !~ (Source: Bleach Wikia) 

The former Japanese chief cabinet minister of the Japan's administration, led by Prime Minister Genbu Kururugi, before Britannia's invasion.   ~!He fled to chinese federation after the war. After the civil unrest caused by Zero, he announces the resurrection of Japan from Fukuda Base, Kyushu. However, Suzaku Kururugi's Lancelot and Zero's Gawain manage to take the Base and capture the minister while he tries to flee away back to the Chinese Federation. He is last seen taken in custody with other former members of the Japanese Government by the Brittanian forces.!~  Source: CodeGeass Wiki

One of Awakusu-kai's executives and also one of the youngest (about 30). He's unique among the yakuza members featured in this series in that he always uses the honorific speech (except for when he is talking to his subordinates).     

He is depicted as representative of the "Intelliyakuza", who rely less on violent methods and more on information (intelligence) and financial manipulation for their income. He is a master of aikido and a fan of Hijiribe Ruri (according to Kazamoto). Within Awakusu-kai, he is also seen as the person responsible for dealing with Orihara Izaya, the information broker.

 __Height:__ 196 cm  


In Fate/Zero
~!He is the Servant of Ryuunosuke Uryuu during the 4th Holy Grail War. Caster derives pleasure from first providing his victims with a moment of relief and hope, before killing them in a variety of horrific manners.  Caster was summoned shortly before the Fourth Holy Grail War began. His Master was Ryuunosuke Uryuu, a serial killer who unwittingly performed a successful summoning ritual using the blood of a murdered family. Like his Master, he is almost devoid of any morality and has no interest in obtaining the Holy Grail. He enjoys offering his victims brief moments of respite, or even the hope of release or escape, before inflicting death through gruesome and horrific means. According to Caster, allowing his victims hope will amplify the despair and terror upon their moment of death, a fact that he revels in. He also uses his magic to warp and twist humans into contraptions for his Master's entertainment, such as turning a girl into a pipe organ. 
In his past life, he was a French nobleman who was once a comrade-in-arms of Jeanne of Arc. He first introduces himself to his Master as Bluebeard, which is the name of a fictional character based on Gille himself.!~ 


Gadved had been a good friend of Van and Helena, as both Helena and Gadved worked researching the Original Seven armors. On the tragic wedding day when Van and Helena was critically injured by the Claw Man, a dying Helena asked Gadved to permantly make Van the armor Dann's pilot, thereby making him a member of the Original Seven.

Jagi is the third of the four Hokuto brothers. Deceptive and evil, Jagi stops at nothing to win and frequently uses dirty tricks during battle. After a botched attempt at killing Kenshiro, he is left with a hideously disfigured head as a reminder of his failure. Consequently, he hides his head by wearing an iron helmet. Harboring a severe hatred for Kenshiro, Jagi deliberately sets into motion a few of the story arcs. After his death, Jagi (quickly forgotten) is usually unaccounted for when the Hokuto Brothers are mentioned.  (Source: Wikipedia)

Takao is the gym teacher at Kouta&#039;s school, and has a scary face. Like Iku, he too is investigating the spirits at school. He is very wise, and gets along with Yukihana.  (Source: Wikipedia)

The eldest son of Cecilie. From the beginning, Gwendal has objections to Yuri becoming the Maoh. He is a skilled tactician and is capable of using earth magic and can cast barriers. When not otherwise busy, Gwendal indulges in his hobby of knitting and sewing but often his creatures look nothing like what they're supposed to (for example a bear got mistaken for a black pig or a cat that looks like a raccoon). He is adamnant that knitting helps him sharpen his concentration but actually its a stress reliever for him since childhood. He is also quite fond of cute animals or cute objects such as the dolphin keychain (Bandou-kun) Yuri received at the dolphin show and later gave to him. His childhood best friend is Anissina von Karbelnikoff, an inventor who often tests out her inventions on him, much to his displeasure. Anissina is also the one who taught Gwendal how to knit. Gwendal's left eye is a key to one of the four Forbidden Boxes, the "End of the Earth".  Gwendal is a tough guy except when it comes to his childhood friend, Anissina, and his brothers. He is afraid of Anissina and often hides from her so he can prevent being used in one of her crazy experiments. He is even seen sweating in panic at the thought of her. While he does not outwardly show much affection towards his brothers, he shows in times of great stress that he does care, an example being his decision to stand against the Original King to save his little brother, Wolfram. Jozak, who was sent to locate one of the Four Forbidden Boxes, tells Conrad that Gwendal really cares for Conrad's wellbeing and doesn't want Conrad to worry despite the Original King's wishes for Conrad to find the Boxes. His ancestor, Siegbert Voltaire, fought along the Original King.  When he was younger, Gwendal despised humans, a habit called the Mazoku Pride by Dunheely Weller. On Dunheely's last journey to a nameless village, he told Gwendal to enjoy the ride before their last duel. Upon arriving in the village, Gwendal is shocked that the village isn't recognized by Shin Makoku, and leads the attack on the bandits which targeted the village. In this duel, Gwendal sees Dunheely for who he really was, an old man, not the agile man he knew when he was younger. Dunheely later dies of old age, and Gwendal buries him near the tree where Dunheely told Gwendal what he was looking for. Years later while on a picnic with his family and Yuri, Gwendal admits that Dunheely was a larger existence than anyone else within him, because he hated that man.  Gwendal has no interest in love affairs, and even points out that issues coming from love affairs are beyond his abilities to influence. He does occasionally show care towards Greta, often being in charge of her while Yuri and Wolfram are in one of their adventures. Gwendal knows how to bake, as he does so for Greta when Günter, who would usually bake cookies for Greta, leaves the castle for a short journey. Greta comments that Gwendal's cookies look cute while Yuri comments Gwendal is good at baking as Gwendal's cookies are made into animal shapes, similar to the ones he knits. When Greta asks Gwendal if she is disturbing him while he is doing work, Gwendal says "Since it's you, I don't mind".  He is the commander of the demon army and often comes with reinforcements when Yuri finds himself in big trouble. He is also the one who does the paperwork and essentially runs the kingdom for Yuri. Often enough, when Yuri leaves the castle, Gunter is seen barging into Gwendal's office, demanding where Yuri is. Gwendal would usually look tired and suggest an idea which sounds appealing to Gunter, for example locking Yuri up in a room where no one will interfere.  (Source: Wikipedia)

Known as the &quot;Bayern Vampire&quot;, Schuwald is a recluse. He is also a successful businessman, and his success allows him to donate his book collection to the University of Munich. He also has several students from the university in his employ, reading him Latin. However, he does have a past, namely, he fathered a son with a prostitute named Margot Langer. Incidentally, Margot Langer had a friend in Prague who mothered twins. While his book dedication ceremony was targeted by Johan in a scheme to unleash terror and pandemonium, authorities believe that Schuwald is the real target and that Dr. Tenma is indeed responsible. Schuwald is first seen in Chapter 47.    *Wikipedia

Meizu and his brother Gouzu formed the Demon Brothers. They were hired by Gato to kill the Bridge Builder, Tazuna, and therefor stoping the work on the bridge from the Land of Waves, making all of the Wave Country's citizens lose their hope. They both attacked Tazuna, who was guarded by Team 7. After a little quick battle, they were tied up to a tree and left there. The Demon brothers are a paragon of coordination attacking. Their large metal gauntlets house a retractable shuriken chain running between the two of them, which they can use to bind an enemy and then slice them to pieces. In the event that the shuriken chain is neutralized, they also have a release mechanism, to free them up for individual attacks. They use the sharp, poisoned claws on their gauntlets to shred their foes. As Kirigakure Chunin, they are renowned for their fighting resolve. 

Gouzu and his brother Meizu formed the Demon Brothers. They were hired by Gato to kill the Bridge Builder Tazuna, and therefor stoping the work on the bridge from the Land of Waves, making all of the Wave Country's citizens lose all their hope. They bothy attacked Tazuna, who was guarded by Team 7. After a little quick battle, they were tied up to a tree and left there. The Demon brothers are a paragon of coordination attacking. Their large metal gauntlets house a retractable shuriken chain running between the two of them, which they can use to bind an enemy and then slice them to pieces. In the event that the shuriken chain is neutralized, they also have a release mechanism, to free them up for individual attacks. They use the sharp, poisoned claws on their gauntlets to shred their foes. As Kirigakure Chunin, they are renowned for their fighting resolve. 

Ibiki Morino (森乃イビキ, Morino Ibiki) is the examiner for the first part of the Chūnin Exams and the head of the Konoha's ANBU Torture and Interrogation Force. 

A mysterious, long-nosed gentleman who resides in the Velvet Room. As in the other Persona games, Igor's purpose is to assist the player in acquiring new powers and Persona. At the end of the game, because the Main Character has fulfilled his contract, Igor uses the power of the Main Character's social links to forge a Persona of the World Arcana with the power to change reality. Igor states that he had never thought to see such power during his lifetime. He also makes an appearance in the anime sequel, Persona -trinity soul-, meeting with the protagonist Shin Kanzato as a fortune teller. He tells Shin that they have met before in the Velvet Room.

The major in the FAF is English. He has a desk job and is in charge of combat mission management, such as guidance of maneuvers plan and fuselage service and adjustment of sortie schedule. His priority is making sure that the pilots are returning home alive especially Second Lieutenant Fukai who is his subordinate. He is the only person to attempt to befriend Fukai, to get him to &quot;loosen up&quot; to deal with stress of battle. His hobby is boomerang making and their aerodynamic characteristics. 

Cobra's signature weapon is his Psycho-gun, a cybernetic arm-laser which is connected to his brain and capable of targeting enemies without needing a line-of-sight. This allows him to defeat most foes with ease, but some are not so vulnerable to the laser itself; the gun also drains Cobra's mental energies after extended use. For backup he carries an old-fashioned Magnum revolver.  Buichi Terasawa created the main character based on the famous French actor Jean-Paul Belmondo. Cobra's facial features bear resemblance to Belmondo's, and the peculiar sense of humour Cobra exhibits throughout the story seems to have been inspired by the characters Belmondo played in films.  (Source: Wikipedia)

Baguma is the first of three Galaxy Police operatives dispatched by Mashisu Makibi during a &lsquo;rescue mission&rsquo; led by Misao Kuramitsu, the objective: killing Tenchi Masaki, who he believed was abusing his sister Mihoshi.  Although obviously physically strong, Baguma is also a B-class telepath with the ability of teleportation, and was sent after Washu Hakubi.      However, Baguma was unprepared for what he encountered on Earth.  With Noike Kamiki Jurai and Lady Seto Kamiki Jurai as witnesses, Washu was able to defeat Baguma&rsquo;s telepathic skills with relative ease, much to his embarrassment.  And when the contest went into physical combat, Washu (with the help of a big mallet) easily defeated Baguma, further adding to his humiliation.  He was taken prisoner, along with Fujimasa, Sorunaru, and later Mashisu, who was captured by Washu, Ayeka (and Ryo-Ohki), and Sasami.  The four were later treated to a party hosted by Lady Seto onboard Tsunami.  Ryoko was not present, though... she was battling Misao on the Choubimaru... and winning!  

Personal Gunmen: Sozoshin    Zorthy Kanai appears at the end of episode seven as a new addition to Team Dai-Gurren. His most recognizable quality is his smoking habit, which is unique to every other character in the series.    from wikipedia

Crosswise was the name of one of the Autobot Spy Changers. He is the science officer of the Spy Changers.    Crosswise is a quiet and mysterious Spy Changer. He&#039;s completely dedicated to the Autobot causes of peace and protection of all life. He keeps very much to himself and so not much is known about him. He is very technologically inclined. He carries a Crossblaster pistol.     The Spy Changers&#039; science officer, X-Car is well-versed in space engineering and also helps out in the development of new machinery and maintenance of his teammates. He is equipped with a gravity beam gun with which he can control anti gravity, causing all manner of objects to rise up into the air.    (From Wikipedia)  

Daniel E. Woren (Born in San Diego, California) is a voice actor. Woren is a huge fan of the San Diego Chargers and also comes from that area. As well as being a voice actor, Dan Woren also has several live-action roles in the Power Rangers series and numerous video game roles such as the Narrator in the Heroes Chronicles series.  (Source: Wikipedia)

Dan Woren

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