Freeza is a fictional graphic novel supervillain who first appears in the Dragon Ball manga created by Akira Toriyama. Freeza also appears in the television special Bardock: The Father of Goku; a few Dragon Ball Z movies, and in Dragon Ball GT. He is one of the most powerful major supervillains introduced throughout the Dragon Ball universe. In the gag series Neko Majin Z, it is revealed that he has a son, Kuriza. 

Freeza is introduced in the series as the powerful galactic overlord on a mission for immortality and conquest, ruler of an empire said to control seventy-nine or more planets. Freeza creates armies from the planets that he conquers, his most utilized race were the Saiyans. Freeza had heard about the legend of the Super Saiyan, a being with unrivaled power, but dismissed it as simple mythology; however, after several Saiyans emerged with rapidly evolving potential, Freeza began to fear that the legend would indeed come true, so as a result, destroyed the Saiyan race. His actions and lust for power eventually bring him into conflict with the heroes of the series when he tries to take possession of the wish-granting Dragon Balls on Planet Namek. 

~!Freeza's fears were realized when he was defeated by Goku, who in turn had become a Super Saiyan. His character would return shortly thereafter, having survived the encounter with Goku but having been left with multiple metal prosthetics. Though accompanied to Earth by his father, Freeza is unable to avenge his loss, being killed with relative ease by a newcomer to the series, the half-Saiyan time traveler Trunks. A blood sample taken before his ultimate fate would later become a catalyst for the next arc's featured villain: Cell, a warrior genetically engineered to be perfect. Toei Animation would continue to make use of the character in their anime adaptation, with Freeza making brief cameo appearances during the Boo arc, animated features, and Dragon Ball GT. He is last referenced in the manga as a measure of the strength of the Kaioshin, the supreme lords of the Dragon Ball universe, as "each of whom could have felled Freeza in one blow." In Toriyama's out-of-continuity parody of his earlier work Neko Majin Z, Freeza sends his henchman Vegeta on errand to retrieve his missing son on Earth.!~ 

(Source: Wikipedia)

__Height:__ 153 cm (5')

Yami no Yuugi is the spirit residing in the Milennium Puzzle. After a historic battle against Zorc Necrophadius, he had sealed his soul along with Zorc in order to save Egypt. However, he had lost his memory as a result.   3,000 (5,000 in the dub) years later, Yugi Mutou, after trying to solve the puzzle for eight years, awakens Yami no Yuugi from his slumber, although Yugi does not realize this until much later in the story, more specifically, Duelist Kingdom.  At the end of Duelist Kingdom, he asks Yugi to help him recover his memories and Yugi agrees to help him.  

~!In Battle City, Atem discovers who he was in the past: He was a Pharaoh ruling in Ancient Egypt.!~    

A Mandalorian bounty hunter and a clone of Jango Fett. Unlike his genetic clone trooper brothers, Boba was raised as a son by Jango. After the rise of the Empire, Boba frequently took missions from the Imperials, and even worked alongside Darth Vader on some occasions. He later brought the carbonite forzen Han Solo to Jabba, and was presumed dead for some time after falling into the mouth of the Sarlacc.  He eventually became the Mandalore and led the Mandalorians through the Yuuzhan Vong war.

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No Face is an odd spirit that takes an interest in Chihiro. Chihiro lets No Face into the bathhouse through a side door. At first, he is a strange, cloaked, masked wraith that merely breathes and smiles. No Face is a lonely being who seems to sustain itself on the emotions of those he encounters, particularly their emotional reception to his gifts. He is helpful to Chihiro because she helped him, whereas after observing the bathhouse staff's reaction to gold and his own attempts to win them over with more gold, he reacts to their greed by becoming a grotesque monster which eats lots of food and some of the staff. He calms down and reverts to his former state after he leaves the bathhouse's influence. At the end, he stays with Zeniba as a helper. No Face's mask, movement, and name share many similarities with the Japanese Noh theater. He also assumes the voice(s) and personality of those he &quot;eats&quot;. 

Dr. Ziggurat is the primary antagonist of Beyblade: Metal Masters.

Ziggurat is the CEO and Chairman of Hades Incorporated, or Hades Inc for short, owner of HD Academy, and the inventor the Arrangement System. He is also the owner/leader of Team Star Breaker and owns a Spiral Capricorn 90MF.

He is one of the masterminds behind the Dark Nebula in order to test L-Drago's Dark Power. He continued to invent and test the arrangement system on the students of HD Academy. The system would create the perfect Beyblader; Faust. With it successful Dr. Ziggurat went to use Beyblade to create the perfect energy system which would power his greatest creation: The Spiral Force.

Bill is the father of Dan Kouzo and the husband to Barbara Kouzo.

George is an older duelist who is short and wears a pink bear suit as well as a pacifier. He rides around in a motor baby carriage.
He is a skillful duelist and has even defeated Mimi fairly easily on his first appearance.

Éliphas is a scientist who created Magearna 500 years prior to the events of *Volcanion to Karakuri no Magearna*.

Red Alert (Alert in Japan) is the Autobot security director. He has enhanced senses and is usually depicted as a friend of the Autobot Inferno. Red Alert first appeared in the episode &quot;Dinobot Island, Part 1&quot; and last appeared in the U.S. in episode 63 - &quot;The Revenge of Bruticus&quot;.    Red Alert did not appear again after season 2 of the G1 television series. Storyboards for The Transformers: The Movie include a dropped sequence depicting the death of Red Alert though - shot in the back by Scavenger. It is speculated that he survived, because that scene did not make it to the movie.    In Transformers Armada Red Alert was one of the Autobots who originally came to Earth with Optimus Prime. He acted as their chief medic, and was primarily responsible for rebuilding Smokescreen into Hoist.    Red Alert (the same character as Armada Red Alert) reappeared in Transformers: Cybertron as one of those trying to contain the black hole created by the collapse of the energon sun. He failed, and joined Prime's team of Autobots on Earth (picking up a slight English accent in the process), where he battled Megatron's Decepticons on numerous occasions. After Galvatron's final defeat, Red Alert joined Optimus Prime's new Space Bridge Project.  Although named Red Alert in the U.S., this character is named First Aid in Japan, yet another homage to another Generation 1 Autobot ambulance. In Japan he is an original character, but in the U.S., the toy's identity follows the original plan of being the Armada character upgraded.        

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Sakaki is the Rocket Team Boss and a former Tokiwa City Gym Leader. He is a very ambitious man and is intolerant of failure. Sakaki is shown to have access to vast wealth and resources. The money probably comes from Rocket Team's main source of income — the profit of selling stolen Pokémon. Sakaki also gains a lot of money from smuggling Pokémon, Pokéball trafficking, and other crime rackets. He has Rocket Tean operations in both Kanto and Johto. He rarely meets people in person, as he prefers to communicate with his underlings via telecommunications.
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Sakaki serves much of the same role as he does in the games, although he now has Matis, Natsume, and Kyou as subordinates. However, Sakaki is much more ruthless than his other counterparts. ~!Like in the games, he is the father of Silver.!~

(Source: Bulbapedia)


He is a wandering minstrel who enjoys music and as such carries his golden harp with him always, which is shaped like a Mew. During battles, he is calm, and prefers to give commands without shouting, although his commands are more like asking politely.     He made his debut appearance in Dawn of a New Era!. At the time, he was confused as to whether he should challenge gyms or become a Pok&eacute;mon Coordinator and didn&#039;t know what path to take. He battled both Ash and Dawn with his Budew, which evolved into Roselia during his battle with Ash. After the battle, Nando decided to become a Pok&eacute;mon Trainer as well as a Coordinator.    He later appears again in A Secret Sphere of Influence!, where he is falsely accused and arrested due to Jessie, James, and Meowth&#039;s stealing of the Adamant Orb.    Nando also appeared in Dawn&#039;s Early Night where he entered the Hearthome Contest, which he won by defeating Zoey.    Nando made a cameo in A Breed Stampede! alongside with Kenny in Marian&#039;s news report about coordinators.    According to The Greatest - Everyday!, Nando will compete in both the Sinnoh Grand Festival and the Sinnoh League Conference. 

Mamoru Endou's Soccer-Superstar grandfather. Years ago, he was a member of the original "Inazuma Eleven" soccer team and then acted as the coach for the Raimon Junior High soccer club. 
~!He was killed in a car accident set up by his vengeful rival, Reiji Kageyama.!~
~!but upon inspection of the incident, turns out to have escaped from his life. With his daughter's family in danger of Kageyama's attacks, Endou leaves the country under the guise of being dead, but is discovered to be residing somewhere on Soccer Island where the Football Frontier International is being held.!~
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• Mike Wazowski in "Monsters Inc"
• Dr. Heinz Doofenshmirtz in "Phineas and Ferb"
• Maurice in "Madagascar"
• Jango Fett and Boba Fett in "Star Wars"
• Chicken in "Cow and Chicken"
• Jack Skellington in "The Nightmare Before Christmas"
• President Business in "The Lego Movie"
• Timmy's Dad in "The Fairly OddParents"
• Mr. Ping in "Kung Fu Panda"
• Elmer Fudd in various "Looney Tunes" media
• Zapp Brannigan in "Futurama"
• Harry Flynn in "Uncharted 2: Among Thieves"
• Otto Octavius in "Marvel’s Spider-Man" (2018 video game)!~

He was also an experienced ADR director, having directed the Polish dubs of many Disney and Pixar movies and shows.

Wojciech Paszkowski

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