Main antagonist of the movie, Vincent is a rather melancholic introvert.  He was used as a test subject during the experimentation after the Titan War. He was the only survivor in a field of test subjects, ergo, the vaccine only he carried was successful. He was abandoned to die on Titan by the government, but somehow survived and returned to civilization. He has also loved Electra very deeply, but has suffered amnesia from his ordeal and does not remember.  His plan is to release the virus throughout the world, leaving only a handful of survivors. As a side-effect of the virus, Vincent was driven to insanity; which was also aided by the hallucination of golden butterflies he saw continuously (another side-effect of the infection). Vincent is in many ways a contrast to Spike. Aside from equal physical strength and similar physical appearances, Vincent and Spike are both men who consider themselves to be "dead" due to tragic incidents in their pasts, both kept alive by their love of a woman. The archetypal comparisons between the two have lead many fans to argue that the film itself is merely one of Spike's dreams, in which he confronts the guilt of his past and the end of his own life's situation.  Watanabe has declined to deny or confirm this. It has been stated that he may have been inspired by Bob Dylan and that his look is based on Vincent Gallo.

__Species:__ God
__Affiliation:__ Gods

Similar to Lü Bu, Thor is a battle maniac and takes great interest in fighting; especially with strong and/or worthy opponents. Furthermore, he only shows happiness and joy in combat, displaying his finest smile in the first round of Ragnarok. Thor is also a man of few words, not speaking unless absolutely necessary or when in combat. He often does not show this and has a more stoic and aloof expression on his face most of the time, making him seem unapproachable to others.

Thor is the Gods' representative in the first round of Ragnarok.

__Height:__ 186 cm
__Stand:__ Planet Waves
  
Viviano Westwood is a muscular man with a sharp square face. After his companion violently punches him, a significant part of his inner mouth, gum and teeth included, is visible. He has dark hair and an undercut. Westwood wears the uniform of the Green Dolphin Street Jail guards.

(Source: JoJo's Bizarre Encyclopedia)

__Height:__ 266 cm (8'8½")
__Affiliation:__ Straw Hat Pirates (previously; Rumbar Pirates)
__Position:__ Musician, Swordsman
__Devil Fruit:__ Yomi Yomi no Mi (Revive Revive Fruit)
__Devil Fruit Type:__ Paramecia
__Bounty:__  ~!383,000,000 (previously; 33,000,000 and 83,000,000)!~

Brook known as the "Gentleman Skeleton", is a pirate inhabiting the Florian Triangle region of the Grand Line. Although he claims to be a gentleman, and talks in the dialect of one, Brook's etiquette has severely degenerated over the course of his isolation. He has awful table manners: he shouts for food while waiting to be served, asks to swap plates with people who have larger servings than he does and eating so messily his entire face is stained. He is also extremely flatulent after meals, but says "excuse me" so as to be "gentlemanly." He also loves to tell odd, bone-themed jokes, as well as melodramatic tales, and is very perverted, asking to see Nami and Robin's underwear upon meeting them.   He's a skilled musician (something Luffy has always wanted in his crew since the beginning), fond of playing the violin. Due to his light weight he can not only jump to incredible heights but can run on water by moving his legs furiously. He uses a shikomizue as his main weapon; with it, he is able to make swift iaidō attacks that the enemy cannot notice.

__Height:__ 228 cm (7'6")
__Affiliations:__ Caribou Pirates
__Bounty:__ ~!210,000,000!~

"Wet-Haired Caribou" is an infamous rookie pirate who was at the Sabaody Archipelago around the time of the Straw Hat Pirates&#039; reunion. He has a bounty of 210,000,000, making him part of the new generation of rookie pirates with bounties over 100,000,000. He is the brother of &quot;Blood Splatterer&quot; Coribou, another infamous rookie. Both brothers gained their reputations for killing Marines. As both of them have bounties of over 70,000,000, they both fulfill the requirement of the Impostor Straw Hat Pirates.

He is a minor antagonist during the Fish-Man Island Saga, and the central character of the Caribou's Kehihihihi in the New World cover story. 

~!Later, he became an ally of the Ninja-Pirate-Mink-Samurai Alliance during the Wano Country Arc.!~

__Height:__ 245 cm (8'0")
__Affiliation:__ Fake Straw Hat Crew
__First Appearance:__ Chapter 598 

"Three-Tongued" Demalo Black is the captain of the Impostor Straw Hat Pirates and the main antagonist for the Return to Sabaody Arc. He impersonated Monkey D. Luffy to benefit from his reputation.

Aries Shion is a fictional character from the manga series, Saint Seiya, authored by Masami Kurumada, later adapted to anime.  Shion is the original Grand Pope of Sanctuary, as well as one of the remaining survivors of the Holy War from the 1800s. He also served as the master of Aries Mu, who would eventually inherit the Gold Cloth of Aries from him.  Shion is one of last survivors of the race that inhabited the lost continent Lemuria (also called Mu). Due to this, he has a life span much larger than that of a normal human, what allowed him to live more than two hundred years.  He is a close friend of Libra Dohko, the only survivor of the last generation of saints together with Sion, and the master of Aries Mu.   (Source: Wikipedia)

Customer Service is one of the main villains in Kirby: Right Back At Ya!, and is the spokesperson and salesman for Nightmare Enterprises. Customer Service arguably holds the second most important role in the company, and is responsible for bringing in the money.   Customer Service sells Monsters to King Dedede and makes quite a profit for the company because of it. Customer Service has a basic understanding of each of the monsters that the company owns, knowing which monster would be right for each job. In some rare cases, he even helps Dedede come up with plots to defeat Kirby.   Occassionally, Customer Service is known not to respond to Dedede's requests due to the fact his bills are unpaid. He (or Nightmare) even sends a ghost in one episode to collect his debts.   In the original Japanese version of the show, Customer Service is very polite. In the 4Kids dub, however, Customer Service appears brash and manipulative and speaks in the style of a stereotypical used car dealer. Customer Service is always free and able to serve the company's clients, regardless of the time of day (or night), but King Dedede once called him during his lunch break.   King Dedede often feels that he is trustworthy, and believes that the feeling is mutual. However, Customer Service simply manipulates the King in an always successful attempt to gain money for the company. Escargoon realizes this, and tries his best to get the King not to fall for Customer Service. But his attempts are futile, and Dedede keeps going back to the company to spend more money. However, in extremely rare cases, Escargoon may even buy from the company for his own selfish desires.   Customer Service treats his boss, Nightmare, with great respect and holds the utmost loyalty.   It is speculated (but uncomfirmed) that Customer Service may be a demon beast himself created by Nightmare to run the company, considering how much he resembles Nightmare and his knowledge of demons.   Source: http://kirby.wikia.com/wiki/Customer_Service

Rick lives in Whispy Woods Forest inside the roots of the great tree Acore. They are one of Kirby’s Animal Friends.

__Affiliations:__ Thriller Bark Pirates; Wano Country (prior to death); Shimotsuki Family 
__Origin:__ Grand Line (Wano Country) 
__Residence:__ Wano Country (prior to death); Thriller Bark (Post-Mortem) 

Ryuuma was a legendary samurai from Wano Country who was turned into a General Zombie by Gecko Moria hundreds of years after his death. He is the same Ryuuma from Oda's previous one-shot manga, Monsters. His corpse previously possessed Brook's shadow to animate him while on Thriller Bark.

Saul is a giant, but not an Elbaf giant, being born elsewhere other than Elbaf. At some point in his life, he became a Marine and eventually made it to Vice Admiral. Before the storyline, Saul had experienced travel in the Grand Line, though nothing was said of his adventures other than the fact that he met many Devil Fruit users.  Saul takes the role of the big friendly giant who is somewhat shy and timid. While he was loyal to the Marines he questioned his orders at least twice, showing he followed 'Moral Justice' over their code of 'Absolute Justice'. Saul is also characterized as having a unique, but awkward laugh ("Dereshishishishi") that he finds somewhat embarrassing. He enjoys seeing others laughing and having fun and encouraged Robin to laugh.  He was one of the three people who influenced Nico Robin, Saul wears a cowboy hat which Robin would wear herself. He encouraged Robin to laugh even if it hurts which explains why she smiles at the time of trouble. Because of his middle name, this explains how Robin knows about the Will of D, she even told Luffy later why would he fight, the will of D.  Saul and Vice Admiral Kuzan (later known as Admiral Aokiji) also had a good friendship, and they both shared the same sight on Moral Justice. The reason Kuzan allowed Robin to live was mostly a final favor to Saul. 

Toru Kamiya is a trainee at the Junior Duelist Center and was once Shobu's rival.

Pegasus is the American creator of the Duel Monsters game and an early antagonist. He possesses the Millennium Eye, and tries to take over the Kaiba Corporation so that he could use its Solid Vision technology to see his departed lover, Cyndia (Cecilia in the English)

He seems to be Seto Kaiba's right-hand man and business adviser, as he appears later in the anime series to help Kaiba manage KaibaCorp.

Umbra (Mask Of Darkness) is the tall and thin one with the black-colored, frowning mask on the left side of his face. Underneath his Rare Hunter hood, he has short blue hair.

Sugoroku Mutou is the grandfather of Yugi Mutou, who gave him his famous Millennium Puzzle as a present, which he had recovered from the tomb of the Pharaoh Atem in his youth. He owns the Kame Game shop, where Yugi and his friends get several of the games they play, and he taught Katsuya Jonouchi how to play the Duel Monsters card game. His fondness for games is even evident in his name: &quot;Sugoroku&quot; is a Japanese game similar to Backgammon.

Belgian actor, musician, and voice actor. 

Arnaud Léonard

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