Fiore (フィオレ, Fiore, Lit. Flower (Italian)) is one of the main antagonists in Sailor Moon R: The Movie.     Fiore is a lonely alien who takes great strength from his friendship with Mamoru Chiba, spending many years searching for a worthy flower for Mamoru. He had arrived on Earth at around the same time that Mamoru's parents had died. The two boys became close friends at this time, but Earth's atmosphere was unsuitable for Fiore to breathe, so he had to leave Earth.   Mamoru gives him the gift of a rose, and Fiore resolves to return some day with a worthy flower for Mamoru. This quest for a flower puts him in the path of the Xenian flower.    Fiore's character was similar to Ail and Ann, the Makaiju children from the first arc of Sailor Moon R. His clothing, which changes several times during the course of the movie, greatly resembles that of the afforementioned characters and he shares a similar history as well as an aversion to the environment on Earth.

The youngest of the Valentine brothers, Jan is a maniacal thug and an artificial vampire. He does not have any high class vampire abilities, and utilizes two P90s.  During the assault on Hellsing HQ, he fought Seras and Walter while hunting for Integra, and was eventually remotely killed by Millennium in order to seal his lips.

Leif aka Huger and his girlfriend Jessica were a couple of low level youngster vampires misguided into a belief that they can become immortal by killing off 13 random families on a road. They've managed to kill 4 before clashing with Hellsing operatives to our pair's great surprise.  In Hellsing manga vampire boyfriend's name has never been mentioned so in different adaptations authors went with different versions: in Hellsing TV series he is called "Leif" multiple times while in Hellsing Ultimate character's name is never spoken out loud, yet noted as "Huger" in the end credits of episode one.

Jackie's older brother. Like his father, he dreams of becoming a wildlife protection officer, but is also interested in becoming a veterinarian after he meets Hanna. He has a pet chameleon named Ben.<br></br>(Source: Wikipedia)

Jackie's classmate at school. A mischievous boy who likes to cause trouble for Jackie and Kate.<br></br>(Source: Wikipedia)

A.J. (Japanese: アキラ Akira) is a Pok&eacute;mon Trainer in his mid-teens who lives between Cerulean City and Vermilion City. Other trainers refer to him as a &quot;Wild Pok&eacute;mon Trainer&quot;, although what this is meant to imply is never made clear. His dream is to become a Pok&eacute;mon Master with the help of his favorite Pok&eacute;mon, Sandshrew. He had a gym, but it was an unofficial gym not sponsored by the Pok&eacute;mon League and did not have a related badge.

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Shingo is the obnoxious little brother of Usagi Tsukino, making her the only Sailor Senshi with any known siblings. His influence in her life is alternately helpful and mocking -  he considers her well-meaning, but is a crybaby and a klutz. 

Shingo first appears in the first installment of every version of the series, but is not heavily featured in any adaptations and little is known about him. Though unaware of his sister&#039;s true identity, he is impressed by the media-hyped urban legends of Sailor Moon and Sailor V. He is a particularly enthusiastic fan of Sailor Moon, because she rescued him from Dark Kingdom forces fairly early on in her career. He enjoys video games, and makes good grades. 

Gurio is a smart nerd who is a classmate of [Usagi](https://anilist.co/character/2030/Usagi-Tsukino) and [Naru](https://anilist.co/character/6870/Naru-Oosaka) at Juban Public MIddle School. He is usually called by his family name “Umino”. He keeps the sailor team up-to-date with information and rumors. 

Yuuichirou Kumada known as Chad Holdenford in the English version, is a ragged-looking young man who appears only in the anime, helping out at the Hikawa Shrine. In the English version, he talks like a surfer dude and calls himself a struggling musician.    His family is very rich and even have a lodge in the mountains. In episode 38, he takes Rei Hino and her friends to his parents&#039; lodge, where they go skiing. He falls in love with Rei at first sight, and decides to stay at the Hikawa Shrine so he could always be near her. Even though she does not show her feelings to him, he remains faithful and tries to protect her.

Tiger&#039;s Eye takes the form of a tall, long haired blond man. He wears tight tiger-striped pants and a white top, and attacks with a whip.    In the anime, his targets of seduction are particularly younger women, as he uses his charming abilities to lure them into his traps until the right time to look into their dream mirrors in search of Pegasus. He can speak more English than just the &quot;one, two, three&quot; required to set up his trap. It is not clear how much he knows, but he asks one of his targets what the time is in English.    In the manga, Tiger&#039;s Eye attempted to pollute Sailor Mars with negative thoughts in order to take her energy while she was investigating a mysterious hall of mirrors. He is killed by her just after she powers up into her &#039;Super&#039; form. He is destroyed in the blast from her new attack, Mars Flame Sniper.

A young man with distorted memory whom Rin accidentally saves.    ~!He is, in fact, a clone created by Aoyama Pharmaceutical company. The original Kōki Maeno died during an experiment that involved his vivisection. His memory lacks realism as it is actually the memory of the original Kōki written into the clone&#039;s brain by artificial means. After discovering the truth, he chose to keep living and began working at Asōgi Consulting, where he spent the next twenty-one years. Some time between episodes two and three, he married Yuki Shimazaki and had a son named Teruki with her. In episode three, he is shot by Sayara while rescuing Rin, and has to consume a time spore in order to survive as an angel. After saving Rin and having one last tender moment with her, he returns to consume Sayara, but is killed by Eipos before he can finish. His time spore, which had previously infected Yuki&#039;s brother, is lost, however, it could be the one Rin found in the sea in episode five.!~ (Source: Wikipedia)

__Height:__ 188 cm (6'2")
__Race:__ Shinigami
__Rank:__ Lieutenant of the 6th Division
__Zanpakutou:__  [Zabi](https://anilist.co/character/24528/Zabimaru-Female)[maru](https://anilist.co/character/29307/Zabimaru-Male)

Renji is one of the most unusual Bleach character, having long crimson hair which is usually kept in high ponytail, and whole upper body tattooed in tribal work. He dresses in normal Shinigami kimono, but he usually wears some kind of headband (it's shown to be rather very expensive glasses or white headband).  In terms of personality, Renji is same as any other Shinigami. His personality varies from cocky and eccentric, to being depressed after he's defeated, all the way to being clueless and funny. Although he's carefree and happy character in most of the series, he can be quite serious, especially when it's the matter of life and death situations for either him or people he hold precious.  He is shown to have rather complicated relationship with his captain, Kuchiki Byakuya. Renji sees Byakuya as the goal he has to surpass. First time, when Renji was still in the Academy, he encountered Byakuya and felt something chilling about him. In the meantime, Renji became Byakuya's lieutenant, and throughout the series, Renji starts to see Byakuya not only as rival, but also as man he can look up to.

Mr. 2 Bon Clay is an "okama", a Japanese slang term for a transvestite. He has a flamboyant attitude, and is prone to singing and dancing. His martial art style is called "Okama Kenpo" in the Japanese manga. Bon Clay ate the Devil Fruit, Mane Mane no Mi (Clone Clone Fruit) which allows him to transform into an exact copy of anyone he has touched. Mr. 2 Bon Clay's swans form the shape of a two. He is defeated by Sanji but is considered a friend by the Straw Hat Pirates, even aiding them in their escape from Alabasta.  Mr. 2 Bon Clay is the only Officer Agent in Baroque Works without a female partner. This stems from the belief that, as an okama, he fills both roles by himself. Likewise, his name is a composite of a male Baroque Works agent's number and a female agent's holiday-based name. "Bon Clay" is celebrated in Japan on either July 15 or August 15 because of the use of a lunar calendar. It is a Buddhist celebration found on the last day of the Bon festival, honoring the dead. Lanterns are lit, and the Bon-Odori is traditionally danced.

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