Red Rider was passionate enough to express his dislike towards war and fighting amongst one another to attain level ten and was open-minded to other people's opinions. He is friendly and willing to trust people as seen during the Kings of Pure Color meeting, where he received a hug from Black Lotus as a sign of respect. However, this would be his undoing as Black Lotus took the chance and used Death By Embracing on him.  (Source: Accel World Wiki)

Manji is the protagonist of the Japanese manga series Blade of the Immortal. In the story, he's known infamously both as the "Hundred Man Killer" for the number of men he's killed by the beginning of the series, and "Mister Twelve Blades" for the number of weapons he carries. He is most easily identified by the manji symbol he wears from which he derives his name and the scars across his face, and as the title of the manga implies, he's been given immortality by the means of the Kessen-chu, which prevent him (for the most part) from dying.

~!Little is known about Manji's background except that he once served under a local daimyo, unknowingly enforcing his brutal rule on the locals until he found out his lord was corrupt and killed him. For that, he was hunted as an outlaw. He was later nicknamed "Killer of 100" after the number of police officers he killed.!~

(Source: Wikipedia, boti.fandom.com)

The Novena Espada, signified by the "9" tattooed to his two faces. He has an unusual glass capsule filled with red liquid and two floating masks in place of a head, which he usually covers with a tall white mask. The two masks tend to talk in tandem when revealed, giving the effect of two people speaking in turn. The upper mask speaks with a deep voice while the lower mask speaks in a high-pitched, child-like voice, and they appear to have a level of individuality as the lower mask is more afraid of death, screaming blasphemy to Aizen when he dies while the upper mask merely curses one word. He is the last of the first-generation Espada.

__Zanpakutou:__ Los Lobos (The Wolves)
__Aspect of Death:__ Loneliness     

Starrk is a male arrancar who appears to be very lazy. His shoulder-length hair is dark and parted down the middle. He also has a goatee. The remains of his hollow mask consist of a bottom jaw that is positioned like a necklace. His hollow hole is on his sternum, right below the tip of his mask. When Aizen sends him to reclaim Orihime Inoue, he states he is uncomfortable doing so, though is able to accomplish the task in an instant despite Kenpachi Zaraki&#039;s and Ichigo Kurosaki&#039;s attempts to stop him. He then appears as 1 of the top 3 Espada in the raid on Karakura town. 

~!His number is 1, located on his left hand. Lilynette is revealed to not be his fraction but actually a part of him. They separated their souls into two bodies when becoming arrancar. When they are one, their powers are released. Stark&#039;s ability is to separate fragments of his soul into Wolves that become likes weapons he and Lilynette can control. They even refer to them as separate entities, Stark saying to his own wolves &quot;Let&#039;s go, Stark.&quot;!~ 

Mabashi is unique in his overall appearance. His orange-red hair is messy and long on the right side, but clean and cut short on the left. He wears shorts and a sleeveless shirt (both sporting a black trim). The red necklace he wears is used to connect his doll&#039;s sealed form.     Originally, Mabashi did not seem to care if his views went against Kariya&#039;s, as he refused to drink the bitto&#039;s elixir. He is a staunch defender of the rule that Bount should not drink living souls. But after Kariya forced him to, his personality changed. He seems to be overconfident and facetious. Against Soifon, he didn&#039;t even find it necessary to fight her, suggesting that he is not a very perceptive fighter who leaves the heavy duty work to his doll, Ritz. Mabashi cares for the doll with his life, seen when his doll is defeated, and gets mad that she was hurt. He also comment during her &quot;playtime&quot; with Orihime, Rukia, and Kurōdo that she was cute.    He has a nasty side, liking to be sadistic when he pitted Rukia against Orihime. He is shown to be laid-back, evident when he allows his doll to control his opponent while he gives orders from the sidelines. Mabashi takes joy in sitting back and watching his doll mess with people. He is also an instigator who likes to antagonize others, be they enemies or allies. He is disrespectful to the people higher than himself, especially Yoshi. Though he only appears a few times, he has his ways to make himself be known well. He apparently does not have a good relationship with Yoshi, whom he frequently insults and calls her &quot;old and ugly&quot;, leading to both verbal and physical clashes between the two.     [source:Wiki]

He is a Shinigami with an afro who appears almost exclusively in omake chapters. He replaces Rukia Kuchiki in guarding Karakura Town from hollows after she is sentenced to be executed. Working in Karakura Town causes him great annoyance; not only are most of hollows destroyed by other, more central, characters before he arrives on the scene, somehow an unusually high number of townsfolk can see him. When he complains of this to Soul Society, he is brushed off and told not to interfere with the other spiritually aware people around town. He remains in Karakura after Ichigo&#039;s return, last being seen to warn the Karakura-Rizer team that an Arrancar is coming. Despite that we don&#039;t know his division in the manga, the game Bleach: Soul Carnival consider him as 13th&#039;s member (considering that he is needed to fulfill the Bonus : 13th Division).         * Shikai: When released with the command &quot;Good Morning&quot; (おはよう, ohayō), it takes the form of a chakram with a wooden handle embedded in the blade. It was only shown in the anime.         Shikai Special Ability: By slamming the ground, Tsuchinamazu creates spikes of earth that can impale enemies. 

Tesla is a slim, male arrancar with blond hair. He has an odd blue marking on his right cheek and wears an eyepatch over his right eye. Tesla also wears a different style jacket from most arrancar in that it resembles a lab coat. The remains of his hollow mask appear to be a thin upper jaw which forms a circlet around his forehead. Although he was a Numero his power was comparable to that of a captain as he was able to block Chad&#039;s Diablo attack (although Chad was in a weak condition) with his sword, and was able to seriously injure Ichigo while in a weakened bankai state.     Tesla seems to idolize Nnoitra to a degree, his eyepatch (though not identical) echoing that of his master. This is also shown when he stands by his act of shielding Nnoitra against Chad&#039;s last assault, despite criticism from Nnoitra himself. Nnoitra first instructs Tesla to restrain Orihime while the Espada fights Ichigo, and later to finish off Ichigo. He mercilessly beats the weakened Ichigo in his released state until he is stopped and is badly wounded by Kenpachi Zaraki. He is later seen on the ground in his unreleased state, dropping a tear for the fallen Nnoitra.     Tesla&#039;s zanpakutō is Verruga (牙鎧士（ベルーガ）, Berūga?, Spanish for &quot;wart,&quot; Japanese for &quot;tusked armored warrior&quot;). He releases it with the phrase &quot;crush&quot; (打ち伏せろ, uchifusero?) When sealed, it takes the form of a rapier with a chakram embedded in the blade just above the hilt. Tesla can make the ring solid if he wishes, as seen when he blocks an attack from Chad using the solid ring then converts it back to a hollow one after Chad has fallen. The guard seems to be made of a kind of scaled ribbing. When released, Tesla becomes a large, warthog-like creature. His mask grows to cover his entire face, and also produces a pair of tusks. His hair also grows into a mane. In his released form, Tesla&#039;s mask has a large scar covering his right eye, where he has an eyepatch on his unreleased form. In his released form, Tesla uses brute force to defeat his opponents. 

Sojiro Kusaka  was an old friend and rival of Toshiro Hitsugaya when they were younger in the Shinigami academy. Sojiro believes that he's the rightful master of Hyorinmaru, however, he's soundly defeated by a weakened Hitsugaya numerous times throughout The Diamond Dust Rebellion.

One of Kazuki&#039;s friends. Physically, Daihama is very large, making him noticeable in any crowd. He has a very mild-tempered personality, and apologizes when he is forced to be violent, even when he was controlled by homunculus Jinnai.    (Source: Wikipedia)

Yoshitaka Minami is a bespectacled male with purple hair who was a member of Naoto Kozuki&#039;s resistance team before becoming a member of the Black Knights.    ~!He became the Black Knights&#039;s first secret corps commander. In episode seven of R2, he is seen blushing when Nunnally is sworn in as Viceroy of Area 11. He is appointed as the captain of the Ikaruga following the formation of the U.F.N. He is last seen in Tamaki&#039;s bistro along with Sugiyama and Viletta. Minami was one of the few characters who escaped capture following the defeat of the UFN under Prince Schneizel and the capture of the Damocles and frees the UFN members after Lelouch&#039;s assassination.!~  Source: CodeGeass Wiki

One of the members of the Imperial Army. He belongs to the Purist faction in the military and stood by Jeremiah's side in scapegoating Suzaku Kururugi. After the first appearance of Zero and Jeremiah's incomprehensible actions that lead to the escape of the terrorists with Suzaku, he led the rest of the Purist officers in an unsuccessful attempt at killing Jeremiah. He finally meets his end at the hand of the Guren Mark II piloted by Kallen when his knightmare's ejection seat fails him.   (Source: Wikipedia) 

Tom Tanaka is an old friend and senpai of Shizuo Heiwajima. He works as a debt collector, and later becomes Shizuo's employer. Tom is usually seen walking around in a suit, but his clothing and his hair don't make him look too formal. This is probably due to his job as a debt collector, which needs him to look sharp and business-like but not too polite and friendly, as he often confronts people. It is likely that he works as an underground debt collector, and not for something like a bank. The light novels state that he works for an online dating website. He generally has a sort of reserved, laid back personality, and as harsh as you might expect an underground debt collector to be. He is usually calm, and is able to calm Shizuo down and make him stop without angering him and incurring his wrath.  

(Source: Durarara wiki)

Will is a young man who lives somewhat close to Gianas. He nurses Renton back to health while he was returning to the Gekko. He is a bit talkative, yet insightful and empathetic, preferring to work with nature rather than dominate it. He maintains a large vegetable garden that is almost impossible to navigate because of the tall grass growing with the crops. His garden thrives despite his dismantling of several huge pile bunkers that subdue tectonic movements. He lives with his wife and former engineer, Martha, a victim of Desperation Disease. He speaks to her even though she never answers him audibly. To him, her condition doesn&#039;t evoke despair in him, therefore she does not suffer from Desperation Disease.

Mitsuko&#039;s second husband, Kazuo is a strong, outgoing, honest guy who tries to be a good stepfather to Takemoto.

One of the architects at Fujiwara Designs in Honey &amp; Clover, Yamazaki is a nice guy who somehow manages to look stylish no matter what he wears. He admits to knowing nothing about fashion, since he attended an all-boys high school, but he is still constantly scouted by fashion magazines. He has a crush on his coworker Miwako, but he is ever clueless about dealing with women.

Weda&#039;s trigger-happy bodyguard after she, Hare, and Guu go to the city.

After graduating high school, he arrived in the city and was beat up one night, and was later found by Bel. It&#039;s because of her that he got his job. At first he doesn&#039;t get along well with Weda, saying that she wasn&#039;t worthy of Bel&#039;s love, but that changes after they foil a bank robbery.

He may or may not have feelings for Bel (as episode 23 implies).

In addition to being trigger-happy, he is a paranoid lunatic.

__Height:__ 185 cm  

Third King, known as the Red King. Has an ability to control fire. Feared by people as the leader of the Red Clan, HOMRA. Mikoto is a quiet man who says very little, even to his own subordinates. He is very calm, rarely being irritated or annoyed, and even when his mood changes Mikoto still maintains his composure. Mikoto is an avid smoker, often holding a cigarette and a lighter in each hand.  

(Source: Anime News Network and K Project Wiki)

The temple assistant, his duties are to assist the priest and Miko in readying the weapon that will defeat the Orochi. It is unclear if he is a hired employee, relative of the &#332;gami family, or a junior priest-in-training (the last is unlikely, as he is never seen wearing Shinto clerical robes). He is also S&#333;ma's best friend and confidant, though the latter is shown more in the manga than the anime.    (from wikipedia)

Gagin commands Kokuboro&#039;s Executive Department, with Sakon as his second-in-command. Gagin normally appears in a human skin and is basically a hothead that loves a challenging fight. Most of Kokuboro&#039;s motives are secondary to him, he just wants to seek out and defeat strong opponents. He is at first disappointed when he sees that Karasumori&#039;s guardians are basically children, but quickly becomes excited when he sees their power. Though he is one of Kokuboro&#039;s best fighters, he allows his thirst for battle to overtake his senses.     -Kekkaishi Wikia

Kawahara is the more mature of Suguru&rsquo;s male friends. He is less out-spoken than Hamaguchi and acts as a foil to Hamaguchi&rsquo;s outbursts. Kawahara also takes Kendo class and admires Suguru&rsquo;s fortitude knowing that his parents have passed away.    

The most formidable Saint android, Ryuuga appears at Suguru&rsquo;s school, posing as a science teacher. But, initially, his real purpose is a rematch with Mahoro to determine who&rsquo;s the greatest warrior-android.  

At some point early in Rolan&#039;s childhood, Rolan&#039;s parents died to unknown circumstances, leaving a poor and starving Rolan to live on the streets. Rolan was always ignored by the others, and Rolan himself would have died under such a living eventually. At one point, a number of kids stealing food bumped into Rolan and left a large amount of food around him, leaving the owner of the stolen food to blame Rolan and severely abuse him, putting Rolan in an even worse state than before. Just after this, Rolan was found by Phantom, the leader of the Chess Pieces. Phantom became the only one to treat Rolan with kindness, giving him food to survive.    Just before Phantom left, he asked Rolan if he would follow him, which was followed by Rolan taking Phantom&#039;s hand and the two walking out of Rolan&#039;s home village together. Rolan, having a wish to serve Phantom, would join the Chess Pieces. According to Alan, Rolan fought in the first War Games as a Rook or Bishop which he is now a Knight. He battled Alviss 3 times two of which he lost. He&#039;s a stone manipulator. He lives for Phantom and shares a zombie tattoo like Alviss.                  The reason behind his following Phantom so desperately lies in that he doesn&#039;t want to have the pain of having someone leave him like his parents did that left him in such a state. Even though Phantom haven&#039;t really shown love towards him, Rolan still fights for the sake of eternity and Phantom.

Girom, or Gillom in the game, is a psychotic boy about Ginta's age who enjoys killing, particularly women, much like his maniac older sister, the Knight Rapunzel. This is largely due, however, to the tremendous stress from their childhood abuse from their mother, whom they later killed. He was present at Phantom's revival, along with the Knights and several other Chess Pieces. He and Orco attacked Vestry during the Chess Piece's war campaign, under the order to search for a certain &Auml;RM. While searching the boat at the cave's end, he quickly meets up with and fights Ginta, who defeats him using Gargoyle.    Girom was seen with Rapunzel observing the fight between Ginta and Garon. Girom then showed up in the 4th Round of the War Games, where he killed Aqua after her tie with Nanashi. As he wanted, Girom had a rematch with Ginta, and Girom almost won, due to Ginta's anger of him killing Aqua. Babbo later calmed Ginta down, however, and Ginta defeated Girom with Gargoyle, to which Girom also survived. He later witnessed his sister killed by Ian in battle as punishment for her killing of her teammates in the 4th Round. In a filler episode of the anime, he alongside with Kouga and Pinocchio attacked Ginta, Dorothy, and Alviss at the time Babbo was cracked. Ginta barely survived his battle with him. After being repelled, Diana sent them to kidnap the Kaldea Elder, to which Ginta and Dorothy come to rescue him. He is last seen (also in the anime only) with the two somewhere riding Kung Fu Frog. A user of ice-based Nature &Auml;RMs.

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Keith David Silverstein is an American voice actor, best known for his roles as Johan Liebert in Monster, Vector the Crocodile in the Sonic the Hedgehog video games, Robert E.O. Speedwagon in JoJo's Bizarre Adventure, Hisoka in the 2011 version of Hunter × Hunter, Oogai Mori in Bungo Stray Dogs. He is also known from several non-anime roles, including Gabriel Agreste a.k.a. Hawk Moth (Shadow Moth in later seasons) in Miraculous: Tales of Ladybug & Cat Noir, and Zhongli in Genshin Impact.

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