Artificial Human #17, Android 17 in the English adaptations, is a fictional character who first appears in the Dragon Ball manga created by Akira Toriyama, as well as Dragon Ball Z and Dragon Ball GT.    Originally a human, he is constructed into a cyborg by Dr. Gero like his twin sister. 17 is a mass murderer in Future Trunks&#039; timeline.    Number 17 is not an android created by Dr. Gero. He and his twin sister #18, were once human. How could they be twins if they weren&#039;t once human? Toriyama said Gero found them as a couple of hooligans. They existed before Dr. Gero, therefore, they are not robots. An android is a robot and a cyborg is a human with robot parts in them. Considering what he can do, #17 is probably about half human.    Now as to the motivation behind #17 killing Dr. Gero, that&#039;s subjective. While they didn&#039;t necessarily like being turned into cyborgs, once it was done, it couldn&#039;t be undone. It was Dr. Gero&#039;s strangle hold on their freedom, as represented by the &quot;controller&quot; device, that inspired #17 to kill him. Threat + Rebel = dead Gero. They were both rebels. You should never try to put a leash on a rebel.    Later, #17 and #18 drive around in a van with Android 16, looking for Goku. When they finally get to the Kame House, Piccolo tells them Goku is not there. He refuses to tell them where he went to, and thus Piccolo challes #17 to a battle. As they fight, Piccolo&#039;s ki leads Cell (an evil insect freak spawned by Dr. Gero&#039;s computer who needs to absorb #17 and #18 to reach its perfect form) to the battlefield. He offers #17 to surrender so he can become a part of *greatness*. #17 refuses, and is defeated during the battle.     ~!Number 17 is killed when Cell explodes, but is wished back to life along with the other people on Earth who had been killed by Cell. #17 has his explosive device removed by Kuririn with the second wish. The last time we see #17 in DBZ is when he is in the woods donating energy for Goku&#039;s Genki-Dama. Considering the fact that he is alive during the Kid Buu saga serves as a testament to his good soul: the wish that revived him was one that Vegeta made asking for only the good people on Earth to be revived when it was restored (Kid Buu had previously obliterated the planet in a single attack).!~    *Wikipedia

Fergus was one of the only Pok&eacute;mon Trainers who was able to make it through Mewtwo&#039;s storm and reach New Island, along with Ash, his friends, Neesha and Corey. When Mewtwo revealed himself to be the one who invited all the Trainers to New Island, Fergus was the first to speak out against it, claiming a Pok&eacute;mon could not be a Trainer. He tried using his Gyarados to battle Mewtwo, but the Psychic Pok&eacute;mon easily defeated it.    Just like those of the other Trainers on New Island, all of his Pok&eacute;mon were cloned by Mewtwo.     Bulbapedia

Ibara is a member of The Hundred Devouring Families. He arrived to the Hyakkaou Private Academy to gamble against Kirari Momobami in order to dethrone her from student council president position and thus choosing a new leader of their clan. Though his branch is widely known for being swindlers, Ibara isn't a good one, being known as a punching bag in his family.

Head of the Kudou family. Kiyoka is looked upon as cold or standoffish by others, including his many past prospective fiancés. This is due to his understanding of others' motives.

From a prestigious samurai family, he earned the title of Samurai Master at a young age and was a skilled instructor at Mifune's dojo. He is strongly proud to be a samurai and is unwilling to do anything that is out of line with loyalty or civility. His special attack is the “Butterfly Dance Ashura Strike.” He seems to care about Kai Harn.

He is the ace striker and voice of the reason of the team. His sister, Yuka is in a coma because of Kageyama's interference to stop him from play against Teikoku Academy. He keeps an amulet made by his sister, and makes a promise to her to stop playing soccer, but when he realizes his passion for the game, he changes that promise to become the champion of the Football Frontier. 

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Ramona Flowers' seventh evil ex and the leader/founder of the League of Ramona's Evil Exes. 

Tadashi is the coach of Nankatsu SC and U-13 Japan.

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Kai is a small, brown-furred mongoose with a slender build and face. His features are small but expressive.

Kai is eager, brash and desperate to prove himself. Driven to a fault, he’s shown to be somewhat selfish. He expressed little sorrow after Tem's death, instead seeing it as an opportunity to advance his career as he assumed that he would be given the role.

(Source: Beastars Wikia)

Originally from Nigeria. He's an intelligent man who creates strategies as the brains of the team, and hides his warm heart behind a calm and collected demeanor. As a student, he studied physics and had a great respect for [Dr. Skinner.](https://anilist.co/character/347658/Skinner) He has a high-strung and prideful personality.  

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__Non-anime roles:__
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• Barry Allen / Flash in the DC Extended Universe
• Han Solo in "Solo: A Star Wars Story"
• Xu Shang-Chi / Shaun in "Shang-Chi and the Legend of the Ten Rings"
• Roberto da Costa / Sunspot in "The New Mutants" (2020)
• Bumblebee in "Transformers One"
• Leonardo in "Rise of the Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles"
• Pete in "Dog Man" (2025)
• Peter Parker / Spider-Man in "Spider-Man" (1981 animated series)
• Lockdown in "Transformers: Cyberverse"
• Thrash in "Transformers: EarthSpark"
• Cahir in "The Witcher" (2019)!~

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