Minister Foss is a master of court intrigue. 

~!He conceived 2 plots in an attempt to kill Griffith. !~

Tetsu is a informant who operates in Shinjuku under the cover of a shoe shine man. He frequently aids Ryo Saeba with his cases.

Eugen Richter was an Imperial minister of finance who served under Kaiser Reinhard von Lohengramm beginning in 799 UC.

King of the Valley of the Wind and Nausicaa's father.

The School Dean and Konoka's grandfather, which likely played a role in his decision for Negi to live with his granddaughter and Asuna. What has been indicated is that he is a kind-hearted man, but extremely strict. He is also the chief of the Kanto Magic Association. The Dean’s hobby is arranging omiai for Konoka to choose a future fiancée, despite Konoka not wanting to. He even offered the position to Negi. One previous successful arranged marriage was his daughter's marriage to the chief of Kansai Magic Association (Eishun Konoe), which resulted in Konoka's birth and the easing of tensions between the Kansai and Kantō Magic Associations, which has been at odds for quite some time over the Kantō Association's adoption of western magic techniques. The first anime series suggests that he may have known Sayo when she was still alive.

The aging leader of the Olmec race. He plans to use the technology of the Cities of Gold to harness the power of the Sun and save the Olmec race from extinction.

Papacamayo is Zia&#039;s father and the chief of the Mayan village of the New Sun. He was once a high priest in the Inca village of Puna. When Zia was abducted, Papacamayo followed Pizarro to try to get his daughter back, but Pizarro&#039;s ships had sailed shortly before he arrived. Papacamayo felt the only way to not lose Zia completely was to find the Cities of Gold before Pizarro.

Once a High Priest of the Cities of Gold, Pasha is imprisoned in his own temple by Pizarro.

Odama (大玉) is Kodama's grandfather. He lives in Fireworks Island. He wears kabuki make-up and has a rude attitude, though he still felt sad for the lost of Kodama's parents. At first, Odama refused to allow her grand-daughter to release the Ball 205 due to its destructive capabilities, but, thanks to Usopp, he decides to release it, making Kodama's dream come true.  First Appearance:	Episode 134 

(Source: One Piece Wikia)

Keisuke's uncle and a former surgeon.  (Source: Wikipedia)

Doctor who is involved in the development of the [M-66](https://anilist.co/character/202658/M66) and was brought in to consult the military.

Doctor Aomori is met by the Principal when he is out doing his morning jog in episode 2. 

King Raimon is Fala's deceased father, and previous ruler of planet Altea. Fifteen years earlier, Raimon went forth to battle against Emperor Daibazaal and his Galra forces. He was tragically killed on that day with his wife and older children, leaving Fala as his only surviving descendant. His body was placed in a royal tomb located right underneath the castle. He returns to the world of the living every so often as a ghost to give advice to Fala to help her in her struggles to maintain peace. (Soure: Wikipedia) 


Non-anime roles:  
Bakkasu in "Cosmic Fantasy 1" (VG) (Japanese)  
Gopher in "Kingdom Hearts II" (VG) (Japanese) 
 Xenon in "Poporogue" (VG)  Yoda in "Star Wars" (original trilogy) (Japanese)

Mahito Tsujimura

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