__Race:__ Shinigami
__Height:__ 202 cm (6'7")
__Rank:__ Captain of the 11th Division
__Relatives:__ [Yachiru Kusajishi](https://anilist.co/character/910/Yachiru-Kusajishi) (adoptive daughter)

Zaraki's first name comes from the district he once resided in, Zaraki, which is district #80 of the North Alley of Rukongai. District #80 is the worst, most lawless region of Rukongai, full of thieves and murderers (whereas area #1 is the most orderly and law-abiding). While residing in District #80, Kenpachi was nameless. During that time, he became proficient in swordsmanship and killed numerous enemies. At some point during his travels outside of District #80, he found a small girl and named her Yachiru, in remembrance of the only person he ever admired, after she showed no fear of his sword. Yachiru came from area #79, Kusajishi, where her parents were murdered. The two events were apparently quite close. On that day, he also took on a name: Kenpachi, the title bestowed upon the strongest swordsman, the one who has killed the most. The two developed a father-daughter-like relationship.

Also, at some point (before he became a Captain), he fought and defeated Ikkaku Madarame; for this reason, Ikkaku pledged to serve under Kenpachi from there on out (Ikkaku doesn't actually get the chance to do so until he joins the 11th Division), but Ikkaku would still jump at the chance to fight Kenpachi to the death. After some time had passed, Kenpachi found his way to the Seireitei. He defeated and killed the previous Captain of the 11th Division (whose identity is currently unknown) and gained his seat in the Gotei 13 in this manner. In the anime, his assumption of the Captain's seat caused Maki Ichinose to leave the Soul Society. According to the anime, it is also what convinced Ikkaku and Yumichika to join the Shinigami.

In the Manga Durham is said to be the greatest gunman that ever lived who can channel his Chi through his precious revolver, allowing him to fire destructive balls of energy without regard to ammunition. His mask also contains a hidden gun in case of emergencies. He heads off to face Train in a part of the story in order to prove that Train is not as great as he sounds. He finds and beats Annette and searches her computer for Train's hideout address, where he finds Eve, whom he beats. He writes a message to Train on the wall, with Eve's blood, for Train to meet him at a forest near the town they are currently in. He is killed by Creed for his selfish insolence, by challenging Train to a gun duel. Durham's Tao Power is called "Shot". His death triggers the exit of Charden and Kyoko from the Apostles of The Stars.  In the Anime The same as in the manga, except that when he heads off to face Train, he does not torture Annette or Eve. Because of this, he is a more sympathetic character in the anime.  (Source: Wikipedia)

Ash in the manga    Former Chronos Number X and partner as well as best friend of Naizer. He never actually appeared in the volumes, but it was explained that he was killed by Creed Diskenth.    Ash in the anime    Ash actually does appear in the anime, and it's shown that his weapon is a cane (name unknown), having the ability to split the ground with one hit. This may be a shikomizue (a cane with a sword inside). Another notable detail is that Ash has an &quot;X-shaped&quot; scar between his eyebrows, which is covered by his bandana. Like in the manga, he was killed by Creed, but the scene is actually shown.

In the Manga    During the final part of the manga Doctor makes both Tōma and Mundock go berserk. Under Doctor's control through nanomachines, Touma tries to attack Eve but Kevin stands in the way and is pierced instead of Eve, and after that they attack Train and River, and eventually Eve takes River's place, and both invent a plan for Eve to destroy the nanomachines that control the two.    In the Anime    e see him face off against the Apostle of the Stars, together with the sweepers from the Alliance. However, none of the sweepers reaches the Apostles' castle, so the scene where both him and Mundock are controlled by Doctor does not take place.    Source: Wikipedia

One of the first Grand Cardinals of the Desians.

__Height:__ 175 cm
__Sidearm:__ Thompson contender in conjunction with his Mystic Code Origin Bullets

Shirou's foster father and his savior from the aftermath of the massive Fuyuki fire. During his lifetime, Kiritsugu was disillusioned with becoming a Hero of Justice, a defender of humanity who could save everyone. Although he feels he failed to do so, his efforts were a source of inspiration for Shirou.  Prior to his fateful meeting with Shirou, Kiritsugu was notorious as the "Magus Killer," a freelancer who would hunt down heretical magi. Although he was a magus with Magic Circuits and abilities he was considered unorthodox in that he would utilize modern technology and weaponry along with his magecraft to track down and kill magi.  Although mentioned and seen in flashbacks in Fate/stay night, Kiritsugu is one of the main protagonists in its prequel Fate/Zero.   

~!It is hinted at in certain parts of Fate/stay night and confirmed in its prequel Fate/Zero that Kiritsugu is in fact Illyasviel von Einzbern's biological father, making Shirou and her step-siblings.!~

The younger brother of Kureha, he fights using a technique called cord cutting which involves cutting your opponents nerves so they can&#039;t move. He does this because he was over shadowed by his older brother, Kureha, who always came to his rescue when they were children. Shinogi fought Baki in season 1 and was knocked out. In the Maximum Tournament, he fights his brother in round 1 who gives up after seeing Shinogi&#039;s resilience. In round 2, he fights Gouki Shibukawa and though he breaks Gouki&#039;s fake eye he still loses.    Source: wikipedia

Harutoki is a teenage boy who gave Yasutora Sado the parakeet in which Yūichi Shibata's soul resided. He was saved from an enormous steel beam by Chad. He is later again seen with his friend Shigeo and Chad on their way to get something to eat when they are suddenly attacked by Bulbous G.

A carefree vampire who is loyal to Mina. He is easily recognized by his white suit and expensive car, a reason he doesn't like Bund is because the fake blood "Stigma" they spray by blimp always gets all over his car. He states he is a Lord and specializes in secretive dealing for Mina outside the public's knowledge. It was him who planned the transformation of Shoichi's grandson into a vampire for Mina to obtain leverage.

Examinee #76 during the 287th Hunter Exam. Cherry is a martial arts expert. During the 1st part of the Hunter exam, he was confronted by a murderous Hisoka. He realized the strength of Hisoka and ran, but it is implied that he was chased down and killed by Hisoka anyway, his body left in Swindler's Swamp.

The 42-year-old middle son of Mansaku Jinnouchi. Kunihiko works as a fire sergeant in Suwa's fire department.  (Source: Wikipedia)

He is the Vice President of Yotsuba Material Planning Division and Yotsuba Homes. He's never had what it takes to be a true leader and was selected to attend the meetings to make [Higuchi](https://anilist.co/character/1928) look good. Other members view Takahashi as "foolish" because he does not "seem to put much thought into his comments." Takahashi was formally married with children and is a graduate of Keiyo Business School. He is the son of Karazo Takahashi, the president of Japan Financial Times, and maintained a hobby in surfing. 

He is the board chairman and administrative head of Kunugigaoka Junior High School. He has made the academy into the foremost in Japan in the ten years since its founding.  Gakuhō is a reasonable, prudent, and shrewd individual; he is primarily known for his cool-headed rationalism. He is a proponent of logic and efficiency, and handles matters accordingly. An able and competent administrator, he is resolved in removing factors that may upset the intended balance.

__Height: __183 cm (6')
__Occupation:__ Pro Hero, Teacher
__Affiliation:__ U.A. High School
__Quirk:__ Erasure

Aizawa's hero name, Eraserhead, was coined by Present Mic when they were younger. Using the binding cloth, Aizawa has a unique fighting style that allows him to immobilize his enemies. He is known to expel students that don't meet his standards, however it should be noted that he did not expel anyone from Class 1-A. Aizawa is extremely vocal, able to voice his opinions very easily. Although seeming emotionless and reserved, he has a soft spot for his students and genuinely cares for them. 


(Source: Boku no Hero Academia Wikia, Hero Wiki)

Seiichi Kirima is a famous novelist and non-fiction writer, the deceased father of Nagi Kirima, and the idol of Kazuko Suema.

Miketsu, or simply Mike, is a Byakko and Eighth in rank amongst his peers. He is Izumo Kamiki's familiar, having previously served her mother, Tamamo Kamiki.

Roger works as truck driver who transports gas. His partner is Martin.

Endō is one of the lecturers in Tōtsuki Culinary Academy and a supervisor at the 92nd Tōtsuki Generation's Promotion Exams.

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