The oldest of the five Generals, Yeegar is also a hero who puts himself on the front-lines for the first battles. According to Komui and others, he is very strict when it comes to manners and speech, however, he is a very kind person. In the anime, he is disappointed when he didn&#039;t get to Belgium quick enough to recover the innocence, which caused one casualty. He also is fond of cooking, shown when he was happy to make more food for Allen Walker after Allen had heartily ate much of the food Yeegar prepared for himself, Allen, and the finders. Yeegar is the first General to be targeted by the Noah and defeated, mutilated, and, in the manga, crucified backwards on a cross by Tyki Mikk, who also steals and destroys his Innocence. Yeegar goes insane after the fight and rambles on about &quot;the Heart&quot; (the Heart of all Innocence) and how the Earl is searching for it; he dies not long after due to his injuries. He would not let his finders stay when he was attacked by Tyki Mikk and Road Kamelot, he created an opening for them and demanded they flee the scene.    In the manga, Yeegar is unknown to readers until Komui informs Allen, Lavi, and Lenalee about his death, and not much information is revealed about him. He was holding 7 innocence, plus his own, The Millennium Earl destroyed 8 pieces of innocence here. In the anime, Yeegar&#039;s anti-Akuma weapon is a pair of chained pendulums that can split into multiple pendulums, allowing him to attack multiple Akuma at once.    According to the anime, Yeegar worked as a teacher before becoming an Exorcist. When one of his students died, the student&#039;s friend turned her into Akuma that killed all of her classmates. The Akuma was later destroyed by an Exorcist that used a bow as an anti-Akuma weapon. The Exorcist told Yeegar about the Black Order, and Yeegar became an Exorcist (and eventually a General).    [source: dgrayman.wikia.com]

Fuyubachi is an old man introduced in the eight episode of the show, who groups up with [Zebra](https://anilist.co/character/13595/) and [Kamome](https://anilist.co/character/13596/) to commit group suicide.

Sentient weapon wielded by both Gigelf and Katsumi Liqueur.

A mythical being said to seek out girls at death's door and bring their books to their loved ones. He appears throughout the story to collect books (of  both True Men of the Shindeki Church and Meats) using one of the seven war machines of the past, the Stone Sword of Spent Time Yor.    ~!Lascall Othello is merely a physical shell. His true form is the sword Yor. Later on, it took on the form of a little girl and continued to extract books from prominent characters in each story arc. In the last arc, when Ruruta Coozancoona finally emerged to destroy the world and put everyone on earth in eternal sleep, it expressed sorrow at the prospect of this event coming to an uninteresting ending, and sacrificed itself to wake up Mirepoch.!~

Guame the Steady (グァーム, Gwāmu?) is one of the Spiral King's Four Divine Generals, who specialises in ground combat. His appearance is like that of a crocodile and armadillo and he looks the oldest of the four generals. In episode nine, he, along with the two other generals, reported the death of Divine General Thymilph to the Spiral King. He gives off the impression of one with a perverted mind and showed why when he made snide comments about the relationship between Thymilph and General Adiane. Guame appears to merely respect the Spiral King, unlike the other Beastmen, who worship him as a god. Cytomander makes an interesting statement in episode nine, saying that it was only Guame that could oppose the king. Guame merely said that he and the King had known each other for a long time, which gives off the impression that he has lived as long as or almost as long as the Spiral King has (he later referred to General Cytomander as a "two-hundred-years-younger upstart", implying that he is 200 years older than Cytomander). It was Guame who later made it known why Nia was abandoned and that she was not the first princess to be abandoned.  Guame reappears, along with his flagship, the Dai-Gundo. Using Teppelin's power supply, Guame and the Dai-Gundo created a massive tornado, in order to destroy the Great Gurren Brigade and its allies, but his plans are ruined when the Gurren-Lagann tunnels underneath the fortress and impales Guame and the Dai-Gundo into its drill and onto the base of Teppelin.  Guame's name is based on the DNA chemical guanine and the elemental Gnome. His Gunmen, Genber, is based on the mythical Black Tortoise, Genbu.  

Father of Sandy and the leader of the research team that discovered the alien ruins on the Moon. After the discovery he urged the nations to use the newfound technology for peaceful purposes but in the rush to war he was ignored.  

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