__Height:__ 342 cm

Grand Fisher is a hollow that had evaded the shinigami for over 50 years and is responsible for the death of Ichigo's mother, Masaki Kurosaki. In the anime, he prefers to eat women, which is why he killed Ichigo's mother; in the manga, he prefers to eat children, and Ichigo's mother merely got in the way. In hollow form, he resembles a giant hamster with bird-like hands and feet and a tentacle-like limb that hangs from his forehead, similar to the esca (lure) of an angler fish. The lure is vaguely human-sized and can be transformed to resemble anyone Grand Fisher wishes, usually taking the appearance of one of his previous victims. It can act independently of Grand Fisher, and as long as either the lure or Grand Fisher himself survives, he cannot be purified. 

 As a hollow, Grand Fisher's preferred method of fighting shinigami involves using his angler to keep opponents at bay, rather than attract them as it would normally be used. By transforming the angler into a decoy copy of someone close to his enemy, he can keep them from attacking, since they will be unwilling to harm the decoy. He can also grow his hair and fingers into spikes to stab enemies, or use them to restrain an opponent. Grand Fisher explains that when his hair and claws are used as spikes to stab an enemy, they also absorb the memories of that particular enemy, hence his ability to use the lure to create a copy of their loved ones or friends and use their image as a shield. Outside combat, his angler is used like its namesake, allowing him to distinguish those with high spiritual power from common humans and devour them. 

 After his defeat by Ichigo, Grand Fisher is turned into an imperfect arrancar by Iceringer and used by Aizen as an experimental subject. In arrancar form, he resembles a larger, more humanoid version of his old self with a tattooed face poking out from between his jawbones. He carries a large zanpakutō on his back, which is almost as tall as a two-story building. By unsheathing it, he transforms into a huge, monstrous creature with bull-like horns, and his zanpakutō becomes the size of a skyscraper. He returns to the human world to kill Ichigo, but instead is killed by Ichigo's father, Isshin Kurosaki. 

Battikaroa is a giant Hollow made of sand, similar to Runuganga. Battikaroa has a large, bluish-grey body that is made from sand, similar to Runuganga. He has a series of upward-curving spikes around the base of his neck as well as a number of protrusions around his head. His arms are long, with the forearms being much thicker than his upper arms. His Hollow hole is in the center of his chest. Battikaroa has markings on his abdomen and wears a low-slung cloth around his waist. He also wears plain bracelets on both wrists and on his upper arms.  He battles against Renji Abarai and Yasutora Sado while they are fighting hordes of Hollows below the fifth tower in Las Noches. At the beginning of the battle, Renji tries to attack the midsection of Battikaroa. This does not work as his sword is almost swallowed by the Hollow. Sado saves Renji's sword by helping to pull it out. Eventually, Sado tries to use La Muerte on the Hollow, which is able to cause a crack up that runs up to a location right below the mask, but the Hollow hits Sado off before it cracks the mask. Eventually, they figure out that Battikaroa has one weakness; his head. After numerous failed attempts at breaking the mask, Sado attacks with his La Muerte technique, which hits Battikaroa's bottom. While he's preoccupied with Sado, Renji fires a Hikotsu Taihō blast at the Hollow's mask, defeating him.  (Source: Bleach Wiki)

__Height:__ 230 cm 
__Race:__ Arrancar

An Arrancar with a dynamic presence and a giant body, unlike his partner, likuorra. As his large build suggests, the destructive force of the attacks unleashed from his arms is the strongest of any Espada. And he has the second hardest Hierro after Nnohorn. His Hollow hole is located in the center of his chest similar to Ulquiorra.

By far the largest of the current Espada, Yammy Llargo is a giant Arrancar with tan skin and a ridge-lined cranium. He has long, bushy sideburns and a thin ponytail. Aside from that, he is bald. He also has orange eye brows and red markings under his eyes. He wears the standard Espada uniform, with the only difference being that his jacket is always open. Like all Arrancar, he has a large hole in his chest signifying his previous time as a Hollow. What remains of his Hollow mask is the jawbone (complete with 8 teeth), which rests on his chin. A tattoo of the number 10, signifying Yammy&#039;s rank in the Espada, is on his left shoulder.     

~!However, in his released form, the number changes to 0.!~

Co-hosts the TV show Big Shot along with Judy. The show features the duo in western attire and provides information on popular Bounty Heads throughout the star system. Punch speaks with a faked western/Mexican accent, and tends to spout out various old-West sayings.

Apocalymon is practically like the Recycle Bin of the Digital World, containing the data of all dead and unreborn digimon. It's entity is dominated by the most large by data size and hence the most powerful such digimon, i.e. the Dark Masters the Chosen Children thought they had just managed to defeat. Because of this strange existentialism, Apocalymon holds deep grudge against the Children and the Digital World as a whole &quot;system&quot; that doesn't allow everyone to live according to their nature, no matter how corrupted it might be. This actually makes Apocalymon one of the few generic &quot;I want to DESTROY the world!!&quot; -characters out there who actually has understandable motives for that: think of him as a kind of conglomeration of all the animals and humans that have &quot;lost&quot; in the Natural Selection of our world, and imagine how they would feel about such a system.

Apocalymon is the final villain of Digimon Adventure (1999).

In Digimon Adventure, Leomon is a heroic Digimon who aids the Chosen Children on several occasions. He has a similar role in the 2020 reboot anime.

In Digimon Tamers, Leomon is Juri Katou's digimon partner.

In Digimon X-Evolution, Leomon chases DORUmon on a rainy night and corners him near a mountain. 

In Digimon Adventure V-Tamer 02, Leomon is the training officer of Holy Angel Castle under Lord Holy Angemon and a major supporting character. He later evolves into Panjyamon.

He is the digimon partner of Ichijouji Ken. At first he is a loyal but abused servant of Ken, but in the end he becomes a good friend and partner to the kids and their digimon.  ~!During the series he sacrifices himself in order to help defeat Chimeramon, but reborn as a digi-egg. From thereon he is the friend of Ken. His evolved form is called Stingmon and in this form he can fuse with ExVeemon and become Paildramon.!~

The husband of Mercédès and the father of Albert, Fernand is general of the Parisian army and the leading candidate in France's presidential race.   ~!While touted as a hero, Fernand is actually a cowardly character, guilty of unethical practices including the murder of the King of Janina and a purchased nobility. In the past, he worked with Edmond Dantès and Danglars under his real name of Fernand Mondego. Though Edmond considered him a friend, Fernand was his rival for the affection of Mercédès.!~

Yagi is the manager of the Kamogawa Gym and a contemporary of Miyata&#039;s father. His duties primarily consist of publicity and match booking, but he also takes part in managing the finances, selling merchandise, and occasionally even assists with the training now and then. He is a kind and friendly person, often adding ~kun to the end of the names of the Kamogawa gym members.   He is a master fisherman and whenever he fishes his personality changes (in the words of Miyata&#039;s father, &quot;he gets the face of a demon&quot;). He is so good in fact, that it has been said that he could become the World Champion of fishing. Additionaly, numerous fishing ponds put up &quot;No Yagi Allowed&quot; signs after losing so many customers because Yagi was catching all the fish.

Ichiro Miyata&#039;s father and coach, and the one who passed on to him the love of boxing. He is a former a Japan and OPBF champion and considered a world contender when he was in his prime.

Kouya is a demon dog and Madarao&#039;s childhood friend. He is revered for his strength and speed. 

Hurricane Hawk is the nickname of a vanship race pilot. He is known throughout the frontier town of Norkia for his two prior consecutive wins in the Norkia Cup race. Hawk begins the race in the pole position but is overtaken by Claus and Lavie during its final stage. He is forced to withdraw when his vanship collides with that of Ralph Wednesday. Hawk is one of the pilots recruited to fly as fighter support in the assault against the Guild.    (Source: Wikipedia)

A psychologist who deals in counseling as well as assisting recovering alcoholics. He is caught up in the mystery surrounding the Monster after one of his patients, Richard Braun, supposedly dies in a drunken accident while investigating Johan Liebert. Later on, he becomes guardian to Dieter and aids Tenma in any way he can while defending Tenma&#039;s character. He also provides psychological care to Nina, Eva, and others. The Character of Dr. Reichwein bears a physical resemblance to the American Actor Wilford Brimley and Shunsaku Ban from Astroboy. Naoki Urasawa has also used the physical appearance of Brimley in the Pluto manga as well. First seen in Chapter 49.

The Nine-Tailed Demon Fox, whose real name was recently revealed to be Kurama, is the most powerful of the tailed beasts, also considered the "King of the Tailed Beasts". Its power is such that it is regarded as an age-old natural disaster, as a single swipe of one of its nine tails is enough to raise tsunamis and flatten mountains. One of its special abilities is that it has access to close to unlimited sources of chakra.   The demon fox's attacks were seemingly random, the only apparent reason for its appearances being its attraction to places of human malice. It attacked Konohagakure twelve years before the start of the series. None of the ninja of the village were able to defeat it until the Fourth Hokage, Minato Namikaze, arrived to deal with it. Minato sacrificed his life to seal the fox into the body of his newborn son, Naruto Uzumaki, with the Dead Demon Consuming Seal. Rather than completely seal off the fox's great power, however, Minato only sealed away a portion of it, giving Naruto access to the rest for unknown reasons. Prior to performing the seal Minato gave a key to Jiraiya to either strengthen or weaken the seal should the need arise. The seal naturally becomes weaker as the years pass, and in the event that it is broken the demon fox will be released. However, the bond between Naruto and Kyuubi, and the bond between Jinchuuriki (host) and tailed beast in general, is of a such character that if the seal is broken, Naruto will die immediately thereafter. And if Naruto dies, and the seal is not broken, Kyuubi will die with him. Therefore Kyuubi uses some of its chakra to enhance Naruto's healing abilities and will sometimes "take over" (lend Naruto its chakra without him asking for it) in order to keep him alive.   ~! Naruto and Kurama later become friendly, much like Killer Bee and his tailed beast, Gyuuki. This allows Naruto to finally take full control of all of Kurama's abilities, including being able to use Tailed Beast Mode. !~

Jirocho Wasabi is the head of the Wasabi clan in the Land of Tea, which is a clan warring with the nearby Wagarashi clan. He is depicted as kind, sympathetic, and honest, in contrast to the Wagarashi clan&#039;s leader, Kiroku Wagarashi, who is dishonest and manipulative. Jirocho is also an old friend of Tsunade&#039;s when he appeared to tell Senta and Bunzou that Tsunade&#039;s debt to the Akagi family was paid. He apparently took in Idate Morino after finding him on the streets. While Idate was racing, he expressed great faith in Idate, even to the extent of betting his own life.

A curious detective who is immersed in a dream with Paprika in the beginning of the movie. Throughout the movie, he is trying to understand what is the cause of a reoccuring anxiety dream that he is having.  ~!He eventually figures out that it is a product of his disappointment of never finishing a movie that he was making with a deceased friend.!~

A veteran astronaut, formerly of Technora Corporation&#039;s Debris Section, and currently with the Orbital Security Agency. He is Hachimaki and Hakim&#039;s EVA instructor. Gigalt contracted cancer (most probably lung cancer) from prolongued exposure to radiation from his many EVA missions. Gigalt only appears in the anime. Gigalt has a habit of bestowing nicknames on work partners, including Hachimaki&#039;s nickname of &#039;Hachi&#039;, which is the only one which stuck. The last two nicknames he bestows are &#039;Angel&#039; to Ai Tanabe, and &#039;Artemis&#039; to Nono while she keeps him company at Tranquility City Hospital.    

(Source: Wikipedia)

He first appears in Episode 1. Biff is a recurring character in the series and had the alter ability "NR Hammer," which creates a large mecha that, predictably enough, has a gigantic hammer for a right arm.  ~!Later on, he gets captured and his abilities are refined immensely. He's also completely brainwashed in the process, to the point that his vocabulary becomes limited to "hammer" and all he can do is take orders. He eventually breaks free just before dying, recollecting his name as he falls to his death.!~  from wikipedia

Figurehead leader of the Dark Axis forces in Lacroa. Tallgeese prefers to rely on overwhelming force rather than strategic planning. When Tallgeese first presents himself, he appears to be very calm, confident, and dramatic, but he is easily angered when insulted. When alone and appears to be staring into the face of success, Tallgeese acts in a goofy manner, dancing and singing. While he never shows his true feelings toward Knight Gundams, deep down, Tallgeese is consumed with hatred and jealousy towards them. Tallgeese also has a habit of throwing things to the ground when he makes his entrances.

Ganryu was banned from the sumo ring after he was caught fixing fights in his favor. Blackballed from the only sport that he was capable of fighting in, Ganryu ended up being employed by Heihachi Mishima in Tekken. He fights Yoshimitsu who defeats him and steals his ill-gotten money. Later, he works for Kazuya Mishima in Tekken 2. Entering the second King of Iron Fist Tournament, Ganryu ended up falling in love with Michelle Chang - a love that Michelle was oblivious to, believing Ganryu to be a disgusting, woman-crazed madman. After Michelle defeated him, and the disappearance of Kazuya, Ganryu returned to Japan.  (Source: Wikipedia)

Thymilph the Crasher (チミルフ, Chimirufu?) is the first of the Spiral King's Four Divine Generals introduced in the story, representing the classical element of fire. He is Viral's initial superior officer and the commander of the Human Eradication Army Eastern Branch, which he monitors from the deck of the land battleship, the Dai-Gunzan. He is good friends with Divine General Adiane, though General Guame insinuates he had a closer relationship with her. He is a skilled tactician and proud warrior, and was ultimately killed when Kamina and Simon destroyed his personal Gunmen, the Byakou, with the Gurren-Lagann.  Thymilph appears as a stoud but large, well-built imposing armored warrior with gorilla features. He is impressively strong, almost always seen as in the company of a large iron hammer he presumably uses in close-quarter combat. A seasoned and confident war veteran, Thymilph has a high respect for caution and shrewdness, but like Viral, possesses a warrior's code of honor. Guame implies that Thymilph was idolized by many Beastmen throughout the Beastmen Empire.  Thymilph's name is based on the DNA chemical thymine and the elemental Sylph. His Gunmen, Byakou, is based on the mythical White Tiger, Byakko.  

Personal Gunmen: Twin Boukun    Jorgun Bakusa and Balinbow Bakusa are the towering, twin brothers of Team Dai-Gurren, piloting the two-faced Gunmen, Twin Boukun. The two are always hyped and normally speak in manly grunts and monosyllabic phrases. They sport differently coloured sunglasses, which can be used to tell one brother from the other -- Jorgun wears red shades, while Balinbow sports blue ones. After the timeskip, the two were appointed Directors of the Public Affairs Department, in which they were responsible for the human population count.    from wikipedia

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