Classmate of Takuya&#039;s. Nicknamed Gon. Is the older brother in his family, with Hiroko (Hiro), his younger sister. Is the opposite of Takuya in many ways, especially his care towards Hiro. Greedy and lazy. His family opens a grocery store, and he often works there. His crush likes Takuya, though Gon knows that Takuya, not knowing, but is very popular with the girls.    (Source: Wikipedia)

Gema is explained to be the guardian of Dejiko and Puchiko. Essentially he is a floating yellow balloon that is always upside-down with very small eyes and mouth. Creator Koge Donbo once joked that Gema was the best character because anyone can draw him. He ends his sentences with gema. He can shoot darts out of bamboo sticks; but they have little effect on anyone. 

Isami&#039;s classmates in same 5-3.  he is very good as sport. His younger brother is Kei.   he is at odds with Isami well since he touched her bust by the accident.  he is mostly wrong though he often says the proverb. He is afraid of a ghost.  he is a fan of hero program &quot;Virtual Sentai Gambaman&quot;, however he watches magic girl anime &quot;Magic fairy Uruuru Love Rin&quot; secretly.    Toshi is a descendant of Jurou Tsukikage in Shinsengumi Hatsumeitai.  He obtains &quot;Dragon&#039;s eyes&quot; that is the super bowl form after, and he uses it like baseball ball or soccer ball. &quot;Ruminotait&quot; is used as well as Ryu no Tsurugi.   

He's the first human to be born and raised in Ismo. While living in the village, he was the star trouble maker of the group. He was respected amongst his peers as the leader and bring no end to mischief (for good or bad intentions). After he encounters Susanoo and used the destructive powers of the mech to defeat their enemies attacking the village, the villagers banished the mech and blame it for their misfortune. Yamato can't deal with the superstitious nature of the villagers and opted to leave with his best friend to see the world. It was his journey not long that would allow him to meet Oto and new friends and enemies. After defeating Orochi, he leaves Susanoo where he once rested in the caves and visits him to talk. Because there's no epilougue, it's assumed that Yamato will still cause some trouble in the village as he used to. He'll also probably end up with Oto and start a life together in the village.  In After War, Yamato is called again to pilot Susanoo when a piece of the Dark Sky Carriage falls near the village and Shuranoo reveals itself. But when Yamato refuses to fight Shuranoo, who is possessed by Mikazuchi, Shuranoo mercilessly slashes at Susanoo and then sends it into the lake where it is rescued and healed by the Dragon Carrier. The renewed Susanoo flies off to find Oto who had been kidnapped by Shuranoo. In the end, Yamato was going to sacrifice himself and Oto (willingly) to defeat Tsukiyomi by flying into the sun. Before they get to the melting point, Mikazuchi appears and tells them that he would pilot Susanoo and that Yamato and Oto should live out their lives. Tears fall from Yamato's eyes as Susanoo looks back at him once more before flying into the sun destroying himself and Tsukiyomi.  Source: Wikipedia

Tsukihito Amanuma, also known as Gamemaster, is a human who develops superhuman powers as a result of the demon plane hole opened by Sensui. Amanuma is able to bring video games to life, creating his territory within them.

Another deliverer of the dead like Botan, Ayame&#039;s chief purpose in the Spirit World seems to be doing research for Koenma.

Tokio is from a different class, but he has a small liking for Hikaru. He often gets into fights with Kenta.  Note: Character does not appear in the manga adaptation.  From http://figure17.areaseven.net

Yun is always deceitful, and he doesn't fight fairly. He considers himself to be a loner and does not want any friends except his pet. However, he became fond of Mio, and he opened up about his origins to her. 

(Source: Wikipedia)

M1, M2, and M3 are members of Team Ichigaki in the Dark Tournament. Their real names, however, are, in order, Yen, Kai, and Ryo. Every since they were children they were trained by their master, Mitamura, and learned martial arts. However, when Dr. Ichigaki poisoned their master, the three gave their freedom up to get Ichigaki to heal their master. Dr. Ichigaki then implanted Blood-Slaver Nodes, which can only be removed at the cost of their host&#039;s life, on their backs, putting them under his complete control and largely increasing their strength. Their souls remained trapped inside and unable to do anything, although all three wanted to be free of Ichigaki at all cost, even death. Their souls did have some abilities, however, as shown by how they sent Kuwabara a message in their dreams explaining their pasts. All three of them are very skilled. M2 and M3&#039;s attacks are invisible to those without sufficient spirit training, in contrast M1 distracts the enemies with visible attacks. They fight extremely efficiently as a team, using their attacks to cover each other and keep their opponents on the defensive.    The three make their first appearance during the preliminaries, where they win their matches without a single loss and easily kill a member of the opposing team who tried to kill them. The next day, while Kuwabara was sleeping, they sent a message to him that explained how they became Ichigaki&#039;s servants. In the Dark Tournament pairing, Team Ichigaki is the first team they fight during the main tournament and have a team battle with them against Yusuke, Kuwabara, and Genkai, where Yusuke and Kuwabara were initially unable to see though their attacks at all. Under Ichigkai&#039;s commands, they neutralize Kuwabara from fighting, and the anger at Ichigaki gives Yusuke the ability to see though their techniques and attack them successfully. Genkai then used a special technique that gave their souls the strength to choose if they are corrupt or pure, and their souls removed the Nodes without killing their bodies, winning the match for Team Urameshi. Although at first they felt that they should not be allowed to see their master, Genkai explained to them how they were healed, and Mitamura forgave them. Kai then attempted to take Kuwabara&#039;s place in Team Urameshi to make it up to them, though the tournament rules forbade it. It is also shown that all three of them and their master made it out of the arena alive after the final matches.

A young boy who enjoys causing mischief, especially with his Papa. On the inside, though, he is a kind boy and works a part-time job as a shoeshine in order to buy his mother a birthday present. He is known for not wearing pants underneath his kimono. At the beginning of the series he attends Boumou Eggplant Elementary School, but by the fourth anime it has been renamed Bakada Elementary School.  (source: wikipedia)

Teppei Kisugi  is a substitute forward from Japan.

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Non-anime roles: ~!
Alan Parrish (young) in "Jumanji" (live action movie) (Japanese)  
Chizuru Nanase in "Refrain Love 2" (VG) (Japanese)  
Chizuru Nanase in "Refrain Love" (VG) (Japanese)  
Guido in "Grandia" (VG) (Japanese)   
Pugsley Addams in "The Addams Family Values" (live-action movie) (Japanese)  
Pugsley Addams in "The Addams Family" (live-action movie) (Japanese)
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