Claire Redfield is a character from the Resident Evil series of video games, in particular Resident Evil 2 and Resident Evil Code: Veronica. Claire has appeared in other Resident Evil media in addition to the games, including the third feature film in the series, Resident Evil: Extinction.   Claire Redfield is the sister of Chris Redfield, a member of the Special Tactics And Rescue Service (S.T.A.R.S.) team who had gone missing. Claire, a college student and sometime motorcyclist, arrived in Raccoon City to try and discover what had happened to her brother, only to find herself caught up in the middle of a zombie holocaust. ~!While battling the zombie infestation, Claire learned that her brother had previously left the country for Europe in order to investigate the Umbrella Corporation, the company that was responsible for creating the T-Virus, a biological weapon that was accidentally unleashed on the world and was the cause of the zombie outbreak. Realizing that her brother was safe for now, Claire turned her attention towards getting out of the city in one piece.   She did eventually make it out and followed her brother to Europe, where she was captured and incarcerated by Umbrella's operatives on Rockfort Island. Claire eventually managed to escape along with her fellow prisoner Steve Burnside, but the two soon wound up in an Umbrella secret laboratory in Antarctica where they were captured yet again. Eventually Chris discovered his sister and saved her, and the two continue to battle against the evil Umbrella Corporation to this day.   In the film version of the Resident Evil saga, or what could be considered an alternate timeline from the games, Claire and Carlos Oliveira were the leaders of a convoy of plague survivors traveling from the Nevada desert to Alaska. They joined together with the T-Virus superhuman Alice in their struggle against Umbrella, and eventually Claire and a handful of convoy survivors were believed to have made it to Alaska where they could live in relative peace and safety. Claire is having a reappearances in Resident Evil Afterlife counting from the third film!~

(Source: IGN)

An elegant miko (shrine maiden), called Raye in the English version and Raya in the French version. Because of her work as a Shintô priestess, Rei can sense and dispel evil even in civilian form. When she transforms into Sailor Mars, she can also manipulate fire. She is very serious and focused, but although easily annoyed by Usagi's flightiness, cares about her very much. Rei is portrayed as boy-crazy in the early anime, but is uninterested in romance in both the manga and live-action series. She attends a private Catholic school, separate from the other girls. 

An orphaned young yōkai-fox (kitsune) whose father was killed by the Thunder Brothers, Hiten and Manten. He wanted to avenge his father so he helped Kagome and Inuyasha. He was the first character in the story to join InuYasha and Kagome in their travels as a group. Shippo can shape shift, but his forms are temporary, often incomplete and ineffective, and he is usually given away by his telltale tail. His other noteworthy abilities are turning into a wooden horse that can fly, leaving a trail of yelping mushrooms and acorns, illusionary tricks with toys like his giant spinning top attack, using his race's notable fox fire magic (which rarely seems to work properly), and making things like leaves or himself multiply. He tends to be naively observant and often makes pointed and cheeky comments directed towards InuYasha, earning him a retaliatory bonk on the head for his unnecessary "advice". InuYasha and Kagome serve as older sibling figures to Shippo. Shippo and Kirara (when she is in her kitten form) are the smallest members of InuYasha's group, with Shippo being the youngest. Because he so small and light, whenever the group is traveling anywhere Shippo is almost always seen riding on someone's shoulder, on Kirara's back, in Kagome's arms, or in the basket on Kagome's bike; he is rarely seen walking or running. 

The captain of the gymnastics team of the St. Bacchus' School for Girls, who is referred to as "The Black Rose," likely due to her signature theatrical style of exiting a scene by leaving behind a swirling trail of black roses accompanied by high-octave laughter.

Kodachi is an expert in Martial Arts Rhythmic Gymnastics, making her skilled in acrobatics and the use of balls, clubs, hoops, ribbons, and ropes as weapons. She is very agile, and she is not averse to using unorthodox methods in combat such as rigged weapons, explosives and various poisons.

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Charlotte Elbourne was the girl that was thought to be kidnapped by Meier. Later it is revealed that she and Meier were actually in love and were running away to be together.    Charlotte wanted Meier to turn her into a vampire, but Meier refused to do so. They planned to use Carmilla's spaceship to escape into space.    (source: Absolute Anime)

Whitney (Akane in original Japanese language versions) is in charge of the Plain Badge, and resides in Goldenrod City. (The Plain Badge&#039;s name is a pun in English; Whitney lives on a rural Midwestern-esque farm, and is also a trainer of Normal-type Pok&eacute;mon.) She is an expert on Normal types. Whitney&#039;s name in English means white islands. It was probably chosen because &quot;white&quot; relates to being without color and therefore plain and normal. Her Japanese name, Akane, can be taken to mean madder (a type of plant) or deep red (possibly related to her hair color). Whitney&#039;s signature Pok&eacute;mon is a particularly tough Miltank.    In the anime  Whitney is the niece of a Miltank farmer, has the unique ability to always take the right path to wherever she needs to go, as long as she has no idea how to get to her destination, and is also noted for her clumsiness. She ends up leading Ash and his friends on a wild goose chase through Goldenrod City, ending at the Goldenrod Galleria, before Ash realizes that she is the gym leader. They battle, but after defeating her Nidorina and Clefairy, Ash&#039;s Pok&eacute;mon turn out to be no match for Whitney&#039;s Miltank. After working at Whitney&#039;s uncle&#039;s farm for a bit and foiling a Team Rocket scheme, he earns a rematch with Whitney, where Pikachu outmaneuvers and knocks out her Miltank.    In the manga  In Pok&eacute;mon Adventures, Whitney is an actress who is good friends with DJ Mary (to whom she gave a Smeargle). She met Gold while performing at the Radio Tower in Goldenrod City, but the two clashed and ended up competing against each other in a bike race. Whitney isn&#039;t a strong Gym Leader, according to Suicune, and is the one of two Johto Gym Leaders (along with Pryce) that Suicune doesn&#039;t challenge for the right to be its partner in the fight against the Mask of Ice. In the end, she was the first to realize that Pryce was the villain known as the Mask of Ice. Whitney has a Cleffa and Igglybuff who work together to stun and confuse enemies to set them up for Miltank&#039;s attacks. At one point she also has a particularly mischievous Smeargle, but she gives it away. She faces Misty at the Pok&eacute;mon League and loses due to a Hyper Beam from Starmie.

Liza (Japanese: ジーク Sieg) is the caretaker of the Charicific Valley, which is made specifically as a natural paradise for wild Charizard.    Liza made her debut appearance in Charizard&#039;s Burning Ambitions. Ash&#039;s Charizard wanted to train at the valley seeing the other powerful Charizard there but Liza refused after it lost to her Charizard, Charla. But seeing its determination to train there, she agreed.    Liza made a brief cameo appearance in the third movie with Charla and other Charizard from the Charicific Valley.    Liza later appeared in Great Bowls of Fire! bringing Ash&#039;s Charizard with her. It was revealed that she was good friends with Clair since they were young children. Liza often takes the Charizard from the Charicific Valley to Blackthorn City in order to train them.    Ash would also call Liza sometimes whenever he needed Charizard sent over.

(Source: Bulbapedia)

Stella is the ringmaster of a Pok&eacute;mon circus which once camped on the outskirts of Pallet Town. The star of the show was a Mr. Mime, but one day it stopped listening to Stella and just sat in its trailer all day eating, eventually becoming overweight.    Although she appears sweet outside of the circus, her training methods prove to be very tough. When Ash attempted to act as Mr. Mime for the circus, he was subjected to being whipped and yelled at, remarking that he wasn&#039;t surprised that Mr. Mime quit if that was how it was treated.    Upon realizing that she pushed her Pok&eacute;mon too hard, Stella apologized to Mr. Mime. It accepted her apology, and later rejoined her at the circus.     (source: Bulbapedia)

Wendy is a young girl who has two brothers, Michael and Jonh. With them, she goes to Neverland to live adventures with Peter Pan. 

Miyuki lived for six years abroad with her father while her brother lived in Japan.  She came back to live with him.

Along with Mr. 7, Miss Fathers Day (ミス・ファーザーズデー, Misu Fāzāzu Dē) is part of the "Sniping" pair who apparently are deployed for jobs where sniping is necessary. Miss Fathers Day has a strange sense of fashion involving frogs, and her Gero Gun is shaped like a frog and its bullets are shaped like frogs.  Miss Father's Day shows up in the main story briefly during the climax of the Arabasta Kingdom storyline manning the giant cannon that Baroque Works has placed in the Arabasta capitol of Alubarna. Princess Vivi figures out the location of this cannon and, during the final moments of the battle of Alubarna, she (with the Straw Hat Crew's help) attacks it. Miss Fathers day and Mr. 7 attempt to stop her, but Vivi skillfully evades their gunfire and defeats them using her peacock slashers.  

(Source: One Piece Wikia) 

The &quot;leader&quot; of the group &quot; The Lily Five&quot; who uses a golden pipe as her medium. She acts somewhat like a French socialite and in the English dub, incorporates French phrases into her speech. She is with Lilly, conceives most of the group&#039;s plans to find Patch Village.     Before forming the Lily Five, in Sharona&#039;s past she been rejected by a child she took care of. Her ambition is to become famous as Shaman Queen, which results in an argument with Anna Kyoyama, who has similar designs. Despite her bold mannerisms and somewhat calculating nature, she is good-hearted and actually quite clever.    Her Guardian Ghost is Enra Enra. a pink smoke pixie spirit that resembles a woman that when called upon comes out of the smoke of Sharona&#039;s medium, like a genie. Enra Enra. can shapeshift into various objects upon Sharona&#039;s wish.

Horohoro's little sister, who trains him in a similar manner to Anna's training of Yoh. 

Though not shown in the manga or anime, the author has stated that Pirica's partner spirit is Torara, a Marimo or Torasanpe as said in the Ainu language. Torara was said to have saved Pirica from drowning at an early age, and since then they became partners.

Chabo is a young boy from Gosa Village.     He wanted to kill Arlong to avenge his father's death; Nami paid him and told him to leave. He later attacked Usopp, thinking that Usopp was a fish-man (due to Usopp's long nose), but Nojiko stopped him. After returning to Nojiko's home, she told him not to throw his life away, she then asks if he has a mother to which he answers &quot;yes&quot;. He was then sent on his way to her because she was most likely worried about him.    Later the surviving Gosa residents called the Marines to help, the Marines arrived and Chabo announced to Nojiko and the Cocoyashi villagers what happened. The Marines fought Arlong, but it is all in vain. After the Fall of Arlong Park, he decides to forget about avenging his father himself and celebrates with the rest of Cocoyashi Village.     

(Source: One Piece Wikia)

Lilirara appears in both the anime and the manga. Lilirara, a member of the Seminoa tribe, is angry at the Patch tribe and believes that the Patch tribe massacred her ancestors.     She tries to prevent the shamans of this present Shaman Fight from reaching the Patch Village, telling them that the Patch are really killers, and that the same fate that befell the Seminoa will befall them. Asakura Hao later reveals that it was he, not the Patch, who killed the Seminoa. In the manga, Hao kills Lilirara right after Asakura Yoh and his cohorts leave her to go to Patch Village.    Lilirara is an native American woman of average height. She wears a white button up shirt and a neat skirt with some brown shoes. She has a Seminoa symbol tattooed under her left eye.    Lilirara was raised never to forget her Seminoa heritage and can not let go of her past. She believed heavily that the Patch were evil doers, due to what Patch Hao once did to five Seminoan warriors. However after talking to Asakura Yoh and his friends, she did lightened up before her death. 

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