Marron is the daughter of Kuririn and #18. She was born before the Majin Buu Saga in Dragon Ball Z. As a little girl, she resembles her father. She has his eyes and nose, or lack there of. However, she does indeed have a nose, though small, and as she grows older, Marron begins to look more like her mother. Unlike the rest of the other Z Fighters&#039; children, Marron is the only one who was never trained by her mother or father which means that she either has never shown any special abilities or martial arts skills of her own, or simply doesn&#039;t have any wish to give up on her normal life.

Penny (or Panji) is a young girl from the Dragonball movie Curse of the Blood Rubies. Wanting peace back to her land after an evil tyrant King has seized power she eventually starts trouble with his troops eventually causing her to set out on a journey to find a strong enough warrior to help. She then ends up at Master Roshi's asking his help who recommends Goku for the task. Finally after Goku's help she then asks Shenron to bring peace back to her land to which he grants, returning everything back to normal.   Dragon Ball Wiki

Bee is the little dog who Majin Buu finds and befriends along with Mr. Satan. Buu bonds with the puppy and is playing catch with him when two gangsters shoot the dog. Buu heals the puppy, but he's enraged by the event and even more so after they shoot at Mr. Satan, which causes him to flip and create Evil Buu. During the end of the Buu Saga, Mr. Satan and Bee travel around the area until they encounter Gohan, Piccolo, Goten, Trunks and Super Buu. Fans get to see a lighter, more caring side of Mr. Satan during this time, as he makes sure that Bee is safe while the Super Saiyan Vegetto clashes with Buu. Bee lives with Mr. Satan and Buu after the Buu Saga and is once being looked after by Bulma and Trunks in Wrath of the Dragon (presumably being lent to Trunks by Buu for a few days). He appears again, although very naturally aged, in the last 3 episodes of Dragon Ball Z and Dragon Ball GT. In the English manga, the dog is known as "Bay."

Dende is a Namekian who takes the role of the Earth's god after Kami fuses with Piccolo. He is first introduced in the Namek Saga when Son Gohan and Kuririn save him from Dodoria. He gets his power unlocked by their elder, giving him the power to heal. He aids the warriors during the fight with Freeza until he is killed by the tyrant. After being revived by Shenlong, he lives on New Namek until Son Goku can teleport there during the Cell Saga to ask a Namekian to become the new God of Earth and revive the Dragon Balls. Dende accepts, and continues to serve as the God throughout the rest of the series.  Source - Wikipedia

Gregor's new in the city and motivates the Kickers after many failures to continue. He has also by far the most goals, because he never thinks to surrender. Gregor has also a sister named Elsa. She has found favor to Mario, as so many girls at the school. However, she is the only one Mario also shows a slight interest.

Lin (リン, Rin?, spelled Lynn in certain English adaptations) is introduced in the first chapter as a young orphaned girl who resides in the village where Ken and Bat are jailed. While working as jailer, Ken befriends Lin, helps her recover her voice by pushing a power point, and later rescues her from Zeed gang. 

Lin follows Ken after he leaves her village, but she ends up being captured by the Golan commandos (Club's gang in the TV series), only to be rescued once again by Ken and from then, she accompanies Ken on his journey alongside Bat. In the latter half of the series, Lin grows into womanhood and becomes leader of the Hokuto Army with Bat. At this point, she learns that she is the estranged twin sister of the Heavenly Empress Lui.

In _Hokuto no Ken Gaiden: Tensai Amiba no Isekai Haou Densetsu_ she is the magic instructor of Amiba, but has the opposite personality than in the main world.

Manami is [Katsuya](https://anilist.co/character/8331/Katsuya-Kimura)'s little sister. 

Tarouza and Tsuyu's daughter, as well as Jiro's half sister.

This Pokemon is said to grant any wish every thousand years.

The third daughter, Suzume is an elementary school student. She bursts into tears at the sight of flounder-faced man.

A young Mazone girl who befriends Tadashi Daiba, Kirika is one of the supposed refugees hiding from Queen Lafresia on the Rainbow Planet. In reality, she is working with Shiraku to draw out and kill Harlock. At the moment of truth, however, she is unable to gun down Tadashi, and walks away with her mission uncompleted, thus becoming probably the only Mazone to ever be in the sights of Tadashi&#039;s Cosmo Gun and not end up fitting comfortably in an ashtray.

Momotaro is a character from the Japanese folklore story Momotaro the Peach Boy. In Dr. Slump, he is a resident in Penguin Village. He initially lived in his story but when Arale used the Fairy Tale Machine to transport herself into the book, Arale messed up the story and accidentally brought Momotaro into the real world. Though an inconsistency, he has been shown around Penguin Village in several background and non speaking roles before Arale brought him out of the story.

Tomiko Suzuki was a Japanese seiyu. She was born in Aichi Prefecture and was a member of Aoni Production. Her last film was Pokémon: Jirachi Wishmaker (she voiced Jirachi) which was released only a week and half after Suzuki's death from a heart attack on July 7, 2003 at the age of 47.

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