__Height:__ 167 cm
__Weight:__ 51 kg
__Zaiphon Type:__ Attack
__Talent:__ Falling asleep in 3 seconds
__Favorite thing:__ Wilkinson’s Ginger Ale (Extra ginger)
__Favorite color:__ Sunset orange
__Favorite food:__ Yakisoba

An energetic student of the imperial military academy and Teito’s best friend. Mikage deeply cares for his family and Teito, and he has made it his goal to protect them in any way he can. His family consists of his father, older brother, younger brother and younger sister, all of whom are stewards of the Oak family. He used to be close friends with Shuri Oak, but they grew apart as they got older.

~!After helping Teito escape the military, he is marked by Ayanami and turned into a one-winged Kor. Ayanami sends Mikage to the church and uses him as a puppet to fight Teito, as well as a hostage to convince Teito to surrender to the military. In the end, he is killed by Ayanami, who slashes his body with Verloren’s scythe. He is later reincarnated into a Fyuulong dragon, which Frau finds and brings to the church to cheer Teito up.!~

Gan-chan (also known as Mitsuo Iwata) is the much-abused temple rat from the "Adventures of Mini-Goddess" series.  Generally nice and friendly, Gan is somewhat emotional and very excitable, but highly prone to gluttony. Due to his nice and trusting nature, he is often led off on some wild adventure by Skuld and Urd, with the end result of Gan getting physically abused in some way. Gan has a crush on and prefers the company of Belldandy, since she is much quieter (and far from being violent towards him) than her sisters.  (Source: Wikipedia)

A guy who challenges Maki early on, but later temporarily joins the group. He seems to have a crush on Maki. He fights with a long staff that can separate into three parts connected with a chain. He seems to know the art of the Drunken Fist.

He is 3-3 class officer,along with Yukari(and later Akazawa Izumi).Teshigawara is his childhood friend.   ~! Teshigawara thinks he is the dead person and got into fight with him at the balcony. Suddenly he fell from the balcony but he doesn't die. In the manga, he broke his leg but in the anime, he went to Mochizuki room with an angry expression, but after that he went missing. Kazami believed that Kouichi is the dead one and goes insane, killing Anzu and Aki from behind.  Later, when he tries to kill Kouichi saying that because of him Yukari is dead, Izumi knocked him out with an iron rod. She says he doesn't deserve to live as he killed two classmates, and when she's about to kill him saying that now he can follow Yukari in death, Izumi is stopped by Chibiki. However, Tomohiko dies later because of his injuries and Naoya seemed very affected by his death.!~  Source: Another Wiki

The cousin of the Hieda sisters. A boy Yuzu's age, he is her childhood friend and they have been carrying a torch for each other for five years. Tadahiro has the power to see the spirit world through his left eye, which is a different color from the right, and is a target of the demons in consequence.

__Height:__ 175 cm (5' 9")
__Nationality:__ Japanese
__Affiliation:__ Hakuryo Hiiragi Class 3-B, United Nations Army Flight A207-B
__Position:__ Storm Vanguard
__TSF:__ Type-77 Gekishin, Type-97 Fubuki, Type-94 Shiranui

The protagonist of Muv-Luv. Takeru is popular and a fairly intelligent, but lazy student. Despite his laziness, Takeru is the kind of person who won't leave those in trouble or depending on him no matter what. He's called the "Love Nucleus" by Kouzuki-sensei, because of all the bizarre things that happen to him. He spends his days teasing and fighting his childhood friend Sumika, and his other close friends, Mikoto, Kei, Chizuru and Miki. When a strange girl his age appears in his home, his relatively ordinary life begins to change rapidly. 

In Alternative: 
~!Takeru wakes up to find himself in the room he was in three years ago. Determined to prevent the mistakes of the past world from happening again, he uses his knowledge of the future to change the world, and complete the Alternative IV plan. Originally from a peaceful world, Takeru gets to know this different and cruel world and the people within it, seeing differing ideologies of the people around him, and alien monsters with no ideology. In hopes that he can obtain a future precious for Earth, and his beloved friends and family.!~  

In The Day After: 
~!Following "The Day" and the climate disaster that followed it, Takeru is one of the survivors of Operation Iceberg and manages to evacuate Japan. With the world in disarray, Takeru's skills and experience with a TSF gave him unique recognition in the ranks of the Imperial Royal Guard, under Ikaruga Takatsugu.!~


Ace is a sixteen year old Vestal boy who serves as the Resistance's Darkus Brawler.  He's a handsome boy but it very sarcastic and can keep to himself. There are a lot of similarities between him and Dan that it can be comical, according to Shun in episode 9. Sometimes he speaks out without thinking, but he does brawl passionately.  Ace has a strong love for Mira, which he keeps a secret. It is officially revealed during episode 13 in which he follows her voice into a trap (it was actually Shadow). He gets jealous of Dan because of the way Mira pays attention to him. He was the second recruit for the Resistance.  Ace battles with Darkus Percival and Trap Bakugan Falconfly

Height: 168cm
Weapon: Seiren

Lin Shaolee in the manga Took over as number X after his predecessor, Ash, was killed by Creed. Before entering the Chronos Numbers, his idol was Train Heartnet, due to his unique style of completing his missions. A master of quick-change and disguise, his nickname is "The Magician." His weapon, "Seiren", is a hagoromo, or a feather mantle, that is lined with orihalcon wires. This allows it to block attacks, or cut through metal with its edges. He plays a major role in two distinct parts of the story: The first one is when he, under disguise, convinces Train to head for the Apostles of The Stars' hideout, as Sephiria thinks that the Cerberus team should have support from Train, not by helping them, but as Sephiria thought that Train would want to eliminate Creed when he saw him. Unlike Sephiria's plan, Train, upon entering the castle, leaves Cerberus and the Apostles battling withouth making an intervention, and only rescues Rinslet. Also, in the Sweeper Alliance part, Lin disguises himself as "Grin", a character which is the founder of the Sweeper Alliance and plans to take the sweepers to Clarken Island to eliminate Creed, but actually he wants to use them as a diversion so that the Chrono Numbers can actually attack the headquarters unexpectedly. He created a video game that he distributed to every sweeper, which contained various intellectual and other tests, and only those who passed it should know the address of their final meeting where they would depart for Clarken Island.  (Some of the Source: Black Cat manga volume 11 between chapters 95 and 96)  Lin Shaolee in the anime In the Anime, Lin did not appear until the Sweeper Alliance, and his role was different: He merely summoned the sweepers and granted them a place in the trip to Clarken Island instantaneously. He also attempted to persuade Train into rejoining Chronos once his identity had been revealed, a scene which occurred in the anime (Ep 17). He also shows a "darker" personality in the Anime, as in the manga he was an innocent Number who admired Train and just wanted to fight for world peace, but in the Anime his admiring for Train is more directed to "admiring his power", and he has no problems in offending the sweepers many times. He also accuses them of fighting without receiving nothing in return, which makes him sound a bit materialistic. But it seems his personality evolves as he shows a more sympathic side, which appears to start when he says, precisely, that sweepers are idiots for fighting without getting anything in return, but after a chat with Train, when they're helping townsfolk, Train asks him if he isn't one of those fools, and he answers smiling "You might be right".

David Pepper is Chrono Number IX and does not appear in the manga. His weapons are gambling cards. In the battle on Clarken Island, he fights against Maro, but a final attack from the latter seriously injures both, killing him. He is buried by Jenos after No. I and II face the Zero Numbers.

__Race:__ Human 
__Height:__ 181 cm (5'11")
__Zanpakutou:__ [Zangetsu](https://anilist.co/character/911/Zangetsu)
__Relatives:__ [Isshin Kurosaki](https://anilist.co/character/2553/Isshin-Kurosaki) (father), [Masaki Kurosaki](https://anilist.co/character/22849/Masaki-Kurosaki) (mother, deceased), [Yuzu Kurosaki](https://anilist.co/character/1096/Yuzu-Kurosaki) and [Karin Kurosaki](https://anilist.co/character/4018/Karin-Kurosaki) (younger sisters)  

Ichigo Kurosaki is an orange haired teenager who lives in Karakura Town, being a capable student at his High School. But, more importantly, he's a Substitute Soul Reaper.

Ever since he was young, Ichigo has been able to see spirits, to the point where he could not tell the living from the dead. Due to this oddity, he would end up meeting [Rukia Kuchiki](https://anilist.co/character/6/Rukia-Kuchiki), a Soul Reaper. Soon after, once a hollow appeared and threatened his family, he recklessly fought back against it, forcing Rukia to save him by taking the blow of it's attack. Seeing Ichigo's determination to protect his family, Rukia offered to temporarily turn him into a Soul Reaper by piercing his chest with her Zanpakutou and transferring half of her power to him. Ichigo goes through with it, allowing him to make short work of the Hollow, and forcing him to fulfill Rukia's role as a Soul Reaper until she can regain her powers.

Being stubborn, short-tempered, strong-willed, and impulsive, Ichigo often claims not to care about what other people think about him, and attempts to maintain a detached and "cool" image. He generally keeps his face set in a near-permanent scowl, with his eyebrows drawn together. His outspoken, hot-headed demeanor is a trait Ichigo himself has acknowledged, and if somebody picks a fight with him, he cannot help fighting back. Ichigo's resolve in battle can waver at times, which can impede his fighting prowess, and he tends to go into a state of depression and self-loathing when he loses a major fight or lets a friend down. Despite what he lets on, he is genuinely compassionate and empathetic towards others, and doesn't mind helping others when they become upset, or need the support. He is always willing to fight to protect those he cares for, no matter what it is he would be fighting against.

Jiro is a headstrong kid that is set on revenge for all of the destruction Nene has caused.  It has been assumed that Nene may have burnt down his village and taken his entire village (or kids) hostage, just like what happened with Shu's village.  Jiro is constantly causing rifts between him and Shu, just to make their rivalry that much more of a "rivalry."  He has been traveling with Zola for some time now and knows about "The Book of Origins" and the history of the Seven Warriors of Light.  He is the complete opposite of Shu, leading them to their rivalry.  But the one thing they both have in common is that they both have the strengh and willpower to defeat the Grand Kingdom if they try hard enough.  

Kazushi is Konoha&#039;s calm, tall classmate.  He&#039;s in archery club.  He&#039;s good at studying.       ~!In &quot;Fool&quot; book, he and Konoha became friends, and his sad past about covering up for the girl&#039;s wrongdoing was revealed.  It happened because he blamed on another girl who he thought was bullying the girl he was with, so he has been blaming himself for a long time.!~

While in the most desperate of times, a figure will appear out of nowhere offering substantial funds loaned against a person's possible future. Seemingly over giddy and sprite like at times, Masakaki  is a true agent of entropy who, as he puts it, takes his orders from above. He looks sinister and untrustworthy at times, then acts cheery and full of childish hope when least expected. Hailing from a nexus like demenison that converges from any given point of our world, his power to affect the material realm seems as limitless as his insanity.

A talking "heroic" but actually quite cowardly, lazy, treacherous, and funny pig that appears in some of the episodes and chapters about ancient Japan. The character is a product of Shin-chan's imagination, but carries on as though he is a popular character. His appearances are limited, due to the fact that his voice actor, Kaneto Shiozawa, died in 2000, and the character has not had a speaking part since. He is considered a demon or 'rakshas' in the Indian version, due to the fact that "Buri" means "bad" in Hindi. Hence, none of the episodes with him are shown in the Indian version.  (Source: Wikipedia)

Main character of Shinnosuke's favorite anime. It's a parody of Getter Robo and many other mecha series.

Position: First baseman, Third baseman   A member of the Seishū High School baseball club, in the same year as Kō and Akaishi. He likes Kō, but has a rocky relationship with him ever since elementary school, when Kō convinced he and his friends to buy a lot of brand new baseball equipment from the Kitamura store. In compensation, Nakanishi forces Kō to learn the basics of baseball (outside of hitting). He joins the baseball club in junior high, but quits after three months, getting into a bloody fight with the slacking seniors. However, he keeps training after leaving the club. He joins the baseball club in high school, but like Kō and Akaishi he does not take the placement test and is placed on prefab team. While he plays catcher in elementary school, in high school he originally plays first baseman before switching to third baseman as Azuma joins as first baseman. 

The Tsukishima sisters&#039; cousin from their mother&#039;s side. Mizuki&#039;s father, Isamu Asami, is a younger brother of Yōko Tsukishima. He is a world-renowned mountain climber and often travels around the world. As a result, Mizuki becomes an excellent climber too and has been raised overseas most of his life. However, he wants to at least finish his high school in Japan. Thus, he enrolls in Seishū and stays with the Tsukishimas. A kind and honest person, he is very popular with girls in Seishū, but he has stated that he is only interested in Aoba Tsukishima. He sees Yūhei Azuma as his rival on Aoba. He is in Seishū mountaineering club, although he is always having his own activities as the club activities is below his expectations. He is often seen climbing tall structures, such as poles and school buildings, without any equipment.    (Source: Wikipedia)

__Height:__ 177cm (5'9")

A cheerful Exorcist of mixed race, who aims to become a Bookman and is working along the Black Order just to be close to the events that must be seen. To help him, he developed an incredible memory: he is able to memorize every single aspect of something he saw.

His anti-Akuma weapon is a size-shifting hammer, which he calls Ōzuchi Kozuchi or Nyoibo. It can grow or extend. The weight increases with its size, but since Lavi is the conformer, the weight does not effect him; however, it does to everyone else. His hammer can also summon several "judgments" with kanji possibly representing the classical elements that can be used individually or combined. However, between some of the seals are question marks. This probably means that Lavi has some seals that he has yet to learn from his Innocence. 

(Source: Wikipedia)

A sadist turned contractor that used to brutally murder women.  Ironically, his power is the ability to manipulate his target's brain to release a chemical that results in their own euthanasia.

The Amoeba Boys made their debut appearance in episode 7. Despite their name, they are comprised of two males and one female. They were three ordinary amoebas before they were hit by one of the black lights. The Amoeba Boys wish to be real criminals, but like their original counterparts, they are unsuccessful, with their size, about the size of a persons foot, being the primary reason for their constant failure as well as their own incompetence. They also have the ability to merge and grow into a giant yellow amoeba that, despite its size, is too weak to cause any real damage. The Amoeba Boys, like Mojo, have yet to have the reversion ray used on them, and are unique in that they are the only villains to date who have never been captured by the girls.        * Silk Hat (シルクハットShirukuhattoo, Seiyū: Minoruu Inabaa?): This amoeba boy is the leader of the group. He has green eyes and blue &#039;skin&#039;. Like his name suggests, he has a top hat and a pipe to go along. He is the equivalent of Bossman, the leader of Amoeba boys in the original Powerpuff Girls.      * Poncho (ポンチョ, Poncho?, Seiyū: Naoki Tatsuta): In spite of his name, he does not have a poncho. He does have a cowboy hat that is tied around his neck. Poncho has green skin and blue eyes. His blue eyes are often hidden by his hat. Poncho seems to be the tough guy of the group. The name and the hat are possible references to Clint Eastwood.      * Lady (レディ, Redi?, Seiyū: Sakiko Uran): As her name suggests, she is the only female in the group. She wears a feminine hat with a rose on the side. She has pink skin and yellow eyes. Lady is the only amoeba wearing lipstick. She appears to be the voice of reason in the group. She later leaves the group and joins Princess and Sedusa in episode 28. In this episode it is also revealed that Lady has the power to inflate herself for battle into an enlarged version of herself that&#039;s slippery enough to fend off most attacks. However, if she&#039;s not careful in this form she&#039;ll pop like a balloon and will have to reform herself. (From Wikipedia)

A young boy genius, the 8 year-old son of Professor Utonium who is somewhat responsible for turning regular girls into the Powerpuff Girls Z and numerous other characters into villains using Chemical Z. He used it to blast a glacier in order to set the weather back to normal, but the impact resulted in the explosion of several lights, which affected all those who came in contact with it. Despite being younger than the girls, he acts a lot more mature and the education he receives from his father is considered more advanced than what the girls learn in their school, earning his PhD at an early age. Ken, in a later episode, attended school in order to gain social skills and make friends. While he considers grade school life boring, he has made several friends, including Jou (who was originally his rival) and Kuriko (Momoko&#039;s little sister). Ken sees the girls as older sisters and has to often put up with them, though he still cares for them deeply. Ken interchanges between calling Professor Utonium Papa and Professor. During a serious situation (such as a monster attack or investigative purposes) he will try to refer to Utonium as &quot;Professor,&quot; but in less serious situations (like packing a lunch) he will call him &quot;Papa.&quot; Ken often corrects himself, because he usually uses the wrong honorific (eg. &quot;Papa, I mean, Professor&quot;).    (wikipedia)

The Phantom Thief Kid or The Magician Under the Moonlight (Kaito Kid) is a world-renowned thief who steals treasures and gems. He is sometimes known as Kaito Kid or 'International Criminal 1412'.   Despite the fact that Shinichi (Conan) does not care much about investigating thefts, Kid can be considered his archnemesis, as he is the one criminal (besides some members of the Black O) he can not seem to catch.   Curiously, Kaito discovers Conan's true identity (non-canon, movies only), but keeps his secret, and sometimes Conan can even count on Kid's help to solve some of his cases. However, not even Kudo Shinichi knows about Kid's true identity.   Throughout the story, Kaito Kid and Conan have crossed paths but he has always managed to escape from Conan's clutches by his special skills.    ~!Kaito is the son of the magician, Touichi Kuroba, and apparently knew Shinichi's mother. Touichi Kuroba also made clues for Shinichi and Ran, who was in first grade. (from Vol. 55) !~ [Also, Kaito Kid appears in his own manga series by Gosho Aoyama, 'Magic Kaito'.] 

A normal Earth student who unwittingly took a job for Toys of the World to field test their Dokkoida power suit for the GFP (Galaxy Federation Police). He always has money troubles worries over food. The Dokkoida main gimmick was supposed to be the Alpha Waves of Zealousness, which would hypnotically give him courage and strength, but component was left out making it nothing more than giving BGM and a placebo. The job gives him room 5 in the Cosmos House apartment complex, however if his identity is discovered he will lost the contract. One of his bad habits is giving long winded speeches at the start of the fights.

Boo is introduced in the series as an innocent looking, pudgy, pink genie-like creature. Later in the series, it is revealed that Boo's original form is a more sleek child form ("The Boo of Pure Evil"), however his nature and form had been altered after he'd assimilated the gentle, pudgy god (Dai Kaioshin) into his body. Boo's creator, a wizard named Bibbidi, had used Boo to wage war on the Kaioshin. Boo managed to assimilate two of the four Kaioshin, the second being the one who altered his nature to become innocent. After Bibbidi sealed Boo away, Bibbidi was killed by the fourth Kaioshin, and Boo was transported to Earth where he layed dormant for five million years until he was revived by Bibbidi's son Babbidi during the events of Dragon Ball.

Boo has numerous counterparts in the series. When he first emerges from his shell, he is tall and round, and his personality is naive and innocent. Boo's anger later manifests itself in the form of another Boo ("The Boo of Pure Wrath").  After a battle with the Boo of Pure Wrath, Boo is absorbed and the two combined create Super Boo, who tracks down the protagonists of the series Piccolo and Gotenks. He later reverts to his purest form, the original state called "The Boo of Pure Evil".

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