Bengal Tiger who is a student and member of the Drama Club at Cherryton Academy. 

Kiriya is one of the enemies coming from the Dark Zone. In order to gain an advantage above Pretty Cure he joins the Verone school but with time he became friends with Pretty Cure.

~!Later, after his sister is defeated by Pretty Cure, he tells Honoka the truth about himself, ending in a fight with him later on where he gives them his Prism Stone willingly to change his fate at least a bit and going back into the Dark Zone to be punished for this act.!~

Prompto Argentum is a companion of Prince Noctis and a party member in Final Fantasy XV. 
He is a childhood friend of Noctis and wields firearms. Prompto takes photos and wants to save pictures of him and his friends while on the road trip.

A guy who incidentally found a book in the hospital titled "Disease Coexistence Journal" which is owned by his classmate Sakura Yamauchi.

~!It is revealed in the last chapter of the novel that his name is Haruki Shiga (志賀春樹).!~

A long time friend of [Saki Hyuuga](https://anilist.co/character/9508/). He tries to cheer others up and draw attention to himself by making people laugh. 

His parents work at the fishing boat rental shop Hoshinoya and are co-owners. Kenta strives to become a comedian like his father. 

(Source: Pretty Cure Wiki)

__Height:__ 174 cm
__Race:__ Human
__Location:__ Z-City
__Abilities:__ Superhuman Speed and Agility
__Weapons:__ Ninja equipment
__Occupation:__ Bodyguard (former, now a villain)
__Affiliation:__ Mr. Monier (former)


Sonic is a villain in the series, first appearing as a bodyguard hired by Mr. Monier. He views Saitama as his eternal rival.

Sonic is a villain who, despite his normally calm appearance, loves fighting strong opponents as shown by when he gets a "child-like smile" on his face when he first meets Saitama and has two of his attacks blocked, earlier calling this his "bad habit." He seems to be very quick to act as he attacks Saitama on their first meeting without letting him explain the situation.

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

A member of the Blue Pegasus Guild.  Consistently places highly in weekly sorceror`s "Mage i`d i like as boyfriend ranking". It seems that he`s the reason so many female mages apply to join Blue Pegasus.  "Archive", in addition to allowing him to compress information into magical data and send it to a target party, also has information management and practical combat applications. 

Katagaki Naomi is an ordinary high school student and especially doesn't have any social skills. He is usually seen reading novel books, but he gets to a point where he wanted some friends. His shy type of personality had eventually made him a loner. Naomi's failed attempts garnered him no friends even in his class, except Ichigyou Ruri.
~!He eventually ends up dating Ichigyou Ruri.!~


Despite his height is a really shy person, sometimes even disappearing before a match, with the excuse of going to the bathroom. Most of the times Endo has to help him overcome his fears.

Joichiro Nishi is a middle-school veteran of the Gantz world, having arrived there over a year before the beginning of the series. While running away from police officers after shoplifting, he fled onto an apartment building roof where he fell to his death.    Much like how Kurono started out, he is also selfish and has a Social Darwinist approach to life. Nishi is reluctant to reveal anything about the Gantz or himself, but he runs a web site where he posts information about it (carefully avoiding Gantz&#039;s rule about informing outsiders, which would in turn prove fatal). Gantz calls him &quot;Mr. Nishi,&quot; which is rather interesting given how informally or derisively he refers to most of the other participants.      ~!Nishi is killed at the beginning of the Tanaka/Suzuki Alien mission, but after six months of existing only inside Gantz&#039;s memory banks, he is revived by Kaze at Kurono&#039;s request following the end of the Oni mission. Ostensibly, Kurono hopes that Nishi will be able to provide information about Gantz to the game players.     After being ostracized and bullied by his classmates, which ended with them hurling him out of the classroom window, he has killed all of them (except one girl who had a crush on him and did not support the rest in wanting to chase him out of the school). After this, civil armed forces are sent to kill Nishi. Nishi manages to kill many of the men sent to kill him, but after an intense battle with the armed forces he is severely wounded and was only able to avoid death because Gantz called the Hunters for a new mission.!~

Ziyīng is a streetwise kid (around 12-14 years old at the time of Souten no Ken) who, along with his father Yè, aids Kenshiro after he returns to Shanghai. 

(Source: Hokuto Wikia)

Garma Zabi is the youngest son of Degwin Sodo Zabi, commander of Zeon forces in North America, and academy classmate and friend of Char Aznable. Garma first appears after Char forces the Federation ship White Base off course during reentry into Earth&#039;s atmosphere and landed the heart of Zeon-controlled territory. Eager to prove himself to his older sister Kycilia, Garma pursues White Base with the full support of Char, unaware of Char&#039;s treachery.    (Source: Wikipedia)

Saphir (known as Sapphire in the English dub) is the Alchemist of the Black Moon Clan, and the younger brother of Prince Demand. He is noted for being considerably more cautious and rational than his companions. He is the only member of the Clan that does not wear earrings made from Black Crystal, despite having invented them.    In the manga, Saphir prefers to work with droids (the most minor of the Clan's minions) over serving his unpredictable, easily swayed older brother. He even attempts to question the intentions of Wiseman, and the wisdom of Prince Demand in listening to everything he says. Prince Demand reacts violently to this, accusing him of wanting the power for himself. When Prince Demand kidnaps Sailor Moon and brings her to his castle on Nemesis, she stumbles into Saphir's laboratory, where he admits that their plans were insensible and that she was guiltless, but nonetheless attempts to kill her. Saphir states that he wishes to kill her because he believes all conflict comes from her and the fearsome power of the Silver Crystal. This prompts the still recovering Neo Queen Serenity to activate Sailor Moon's crystal, allowing her to transform even on Nemesis. The amount of power poured out from Sailor Moon causes Nemesis to become unstable. Saphir and Demand are rescued by Black Lady, who leads them to Wiseman's castle. Wiseman then attacks them with a mind controlling spell and loans Saphir the use of his &quot;Demon Hands&quot;. When it is later revealed that Demand's &quot;Evil Eye&quot; rendered him immune to Wiseman's spell.     In the anime, Saphir was portrayed more sympathetically, just as the rest of his clan was. A past relationship is alluded to between Saphir and the oldest Ayakashi sister, Petz, even though they are never in the same scene together in the manga. (The English dub also implied that he had an unrequited love for Esmeraude.) In a flashback, Saphir recalls growing up on bleak Nemesis with his brother, who promised him that one day they would go to Earth and he would show him real flowers. Saphir overhears the Wiseman talking out loud about how he is only using Prince Demand and the others for his own goals, and, barely escaping with his life, Saphir steals the power of the Black Crystal and takes it to the Earth of the past. He is briefly reunited with Petz, and aided by the Sailor Senshi, but Wiseman kills him before he can warn his brother about the coming treachery. After he dies, the bandage on his head falls off, showing that his Black Moon symbol has disappeared.  

__Height:__ 179 cm

Kusuke is Kusuo's older brother and a super genius who likes to invent machines/devices. Kusuke is prideful and competitive when it comes to Kusuo. He would have done anything to win against him when they were kids, but he would always lose against his little brother. This led to him being addicted to playing/fighting with Kusuo.

Mamoru Aikawa is a God Candidate and a major antagonist of Tenkuu Shinpan. As he witnessed his father's suicide as a young child, for which his father wrote a note to "those who betrayed him" on his business and social ventures, Mamoru grew to despise those who were betrayed, believing them to be a cancer to society and worthy of suicide. He explains this belief to Rika and anyone who will listen, with his doctrine explained as: those who earn betrayal earn death.

A young boy who runs away from home and ends up accidentally going to the beast world. He meets a beast named Kumatetsu, who is a potential candidate to become lord of the beast world. Kumatetsu ends up making Ren his apprentice and later names him Kyuuta.

Stark's older brother, referred to as the strongest warrior in the village. 

He was raised by Maquia after losing his mother as a baby.

[Azusa](https://anilist.co/character/9259/)'s skating partner.  He is quite a womanizer and has kissed over a thousand women, often breaking up other figure skating pairs. Mikado at times actually seems to dislike Azusa and understands peoples frustration with her. He often loses his temper with her childish behavior, but often suffers for it. 

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