Yuusaku also grew up together with Madoka and Hikaru and is in love with Hikaru. When they were smaller, she told him that she wouldn&#039;t be interested in him unless he became stronger and more masculine. Thus Yuusaku trained heavily in martial arts. By the time he achieved proficiency, Kyousuke has arrived on the scene and Hikaru is head-over-heels in love with Kyousuke. He, naturally, regards Kyousuke as a rival in love for Hikaru. Thus, the relationship between Yuusaku and Kyousuke is a bit strained.

Kyōsuke's father, he works as a photographer and has no esper powers.

King of France and grandfather of Louis XVI. He died at the Palace of Versailles of smallpox.

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Slowking is a bipedal Pokémon with a Shellder latched onto its head. It is primarily pink, with a pale yellow muzzle and scaled belly. Its feet and hands each have a single clawed digit, while the hands also have a clawless thumb. Around its neck is a spiny ruff with alternating red and white stripes. The Shellder on its head has a spiral shape with two horns near the base. A red gem resides in the center of the Shellder.

Shellder's bite releases venom into Slowpoke's brain, causing a chemical chain-reaction that unlocks a superior intelligence and extraordinary power. More venom is injected into Slowking every time it yawns. The more venom the Shellder releases, the more intelligent Slowking will become. However, if the Shellder on its head comes off, it will forget everything it has learned. Slowking's intelligence can match that of a human and it constantly attempts to learn more. Its inspiration and intuition are also highly developed, and Slowking is able to stay calm in any situation and plan situations with effective results.

(Source: Bulbapedia)

__Height:__ 6&#039;1&quot;
__Weight:__ 282.2 lbs
__Occupation:__ Self-proclaimed genius scientist

Robotnik is the villain of the Sonic universe in most games, a genius scientist with an IQ of 300. He is always attempting to destroy parts of the world to make it home to his super-city so he can then attain world domination, only to be stopped by [Sonic](https://anilist.co/character/2882) and his friends every time. On two occasions he has used a scientific experiment and an ancient monster to achieve his plans, both of which fail ([Shadow the Hedgehog](https://anilist.co/character/6379) and [Chaos](https://anilist.co/character/14758), respectively). He doesn't fight himself all that often and usually builds robots to carry out his dirty work, powered by small animals. Some of his more notable inventions include the Egg Carrier (a flying fortress), the Death Egg (a space station), the Egg Mobile (his aerial transportation vehicle), [Metal Sonic](https://anilist.co/character/17655) (a robotic clone of Sonic), among many other things. His grandfather was also a genius scientist, [Gerald Robotnik](https://anilist.co/character/14753), who originally created Shadow the Hedgehog via [Black Doom](https://anilist.co/character/355457)'s DNA.

Daniel is the eldest of the three brothers. After their father&#039;s death he turned his younger brother Pierre into his servant and treated him in a rude way. Later it was the reason for Daniel to call himself &quot;the richest man&quot; when wooing to Princess Rose.  Daniel seems to be the head of the family after his father&#039;s death, as the second son, Raymond, obeys him. Daniel is greedy and not quite honest as Pierre&#039;s part of the heritage was divided between the eldest brothers.

Daisuke's grandfather Takeda Gohei is a hunter and very talented in training bear dogs. He has trained both Shiro and Riki, and during the beginning of the series, Gin. Five years ago he was out hunting with Gin's grandfather Shiro. They were attacked by the bear Akakabuto who ripped off Gohei's left ear. In return, Gohei shot out the bear’s right eye. Even though Gohei is a skilled hunter, he loses Shiro because of the monster bear and after a few years Riki.

Breed: Akita Inu      The bear dog Riki, who was trained by Takeda Gohei, disappeared in the mountains during a fight with the bear Akakabuto. Riki lost his memory but never forgot his enemy. He gathered many dogs who were willing to fight against the monster bear, and became their leader. When he meets his son Gin for the first time he doesn&rsquo;t recognize him, even though he tries to remember. As he sends him and the soldiers out to find more dogs, Riki stays in the area of the bears, trying to hold his position. (source: Gingasite.net)

Breed: Great Dane/Mastiff   Ben is leader of the first platoon in Riki&#039;s pack. He is strong, patient, wise and loyal to the great Leader. Before he joined the group, Ben was a hunting dog in the town, Kofu. Ben&rsquo;s good heart and thoughtfullness towards other dogs in the past turns out to be at his favor, when he seeks them out to make them join the fight against Akakabuto.   In Ginga Densetsu Weed, Ben has grown old and his puppies have grown up to be solid warriors of Ou.  (Source: Gingasite.net)

King of the Valley of the Wind and Nausicaa's father.

Sergeant-at-arms and Nausicaa's faithful retainer.

Ratchet was the Autobot medic, and therefore he seldom was ever seen in battle. He usually spent time at the Autobot base with Wheeljack creating and repairing other Autobots. The two of them were credited for creating the Dinobots in an attempt to bolster their ranks versus the Decepticons.  Ratchet was eventually killed in The Transformers: The Movie in an attack by the Decepticons on an Autobot shuttle. The Decepticons penetrated the hull of the shuttle that he, Ironhide, Prowl, and Brawn were flying in. Ironhide and Ratchet attacked the invaders together after Prowl and Brawn's death. The two suffered the same amount of fire from the Decepticons but due to Ironhide's strong armor he survived the first strike ultimately dying in the end, Ratchet on the other hand was killed easily.  Following the movie, the Autobot First Aid became the Autobot's chief medic.

The leader Cybertrons (Autobots). A wise, father-like leader whose unmatched bravery and compassion serve to inspire his robot and human allies alike and strike fear into the hearts of his enemies, the Destron (Decepticons). His signature weapon is the **Laser Rifle** (レーザーライフル ), also known as the **Ion Blaster** in the US. In most incarnations, his alternate mode is a truck, although its exact model tends to vary depending on the entry.

His love interest is Elita-One (AKA Ariel) and his lifelong rival is [Megatron](https://anilist.co/character/3920/Megatron).

<i>Note: He is often distinguished from other characters bearing the Convoy title by being referred to as **G1 Convoy**.</i>



Megatron's right-hand man. A loyal and cold subordinate, he is often tasked with spying on the Autobots, which he often accomplishes with the aid of his cassette minions Laserbeak, Frenzy, Rumble, Buzzsaw and Ratbat. 
In the Headmasters anime, an aide to Galvatron.

~!Following his fight against Blaster in the Headmasters anime and the subsequent destruction and death of both of them, he is rebuilt and renamed to Soundblaster (サウンドブラスター), aka "New Soundwave" in the Omni Productions English dub.!~

His altmode is a cassette player.

Thundercracker was one of the first Decepticons to awaken on Earth in 1984. After laying dormant for four million years, he shared the same Earthen appearance as Starscream and Skywarp and is usually allied with them during attacks.  Despite being one of the original Decepticons and appearing in many battles during 1984 and 1985, Thundercracker had few prominent roles.  Often chafing under Starscream's self-importance and glory-seeking, he seemed to dislike Starscream and exploited reasons to undermine his authority, such as letting the Autobot Skyfire destroy one of their secret weapons merely so Starscream would get the blame.  In the year 2005, Thundercracker was present during the battle for Autobot City, and was gunned down by Optimus Prime. With the subsequent defeat of their leader, Megatron, the Decepticons were forced to retreat. However, there were too many Decepticons aboard Astrotrain (who served as an impromptu escape vehicle), and Thundercracker was among those few Decepticons too weakened to put up a fight to stay on board. Being cast out into space, the damaged Decepticons drifted into the path of Unicron, and Thundercracker's body was used to create Scourge, one of Galvatron's new warriors.  In the season 3 episode, Starscream's Ghost, Thundercracker appears to have a grave--or at least a commemorative marker--in the Decepticon crypt.  (Source: Wikipedia)

Prowl is an Autobot of many virtues - he is quiet, competent, loyal, and possessed of almost endless patience. When Optimus Prime appoints Prowl a task, he can be guaranteed that it will be completed to the best of Prowl's ability. Prowl is not given to speculation or estimation - the only realm in which he will work is that of the proven fact; if he can't explain it, he will not believe it. He hates doubt, and strives to make a situation as simple and logical as possible, purging excesses of concern from his mind by going to Optimus Prime for assurance. Prowl is friendly, but only as a listener; as a talker, he is not so sociable, entering a conversation usually only when someone makes an unreasonable remark, and demanding an explanation.  Prowl's logic center is unquestionably the most powerful of all the Autobots', giving him the ability to analyze any combat situation almost instantaneously and then advise on the optimal course of action - a skill that makes him eminently suited to his role as the Autobots' military strategist and analyst. For example, he can compute the paths of movement of 800 separate moving objects and determine the proper countermove in half a second. In robot mode, he is armed with a pair of shoulder-mounted cannons which fire wire-guided incendiary missiles, and a semi-automatic rifle that shoots pellets filled with a highly corrosive acid. He transforms into a police car version of a Datsun Fairlady 280ZX.  Prowl's straightforward mind means that non-linear thinking is one of his biggest weaknesses. Irrational situations and thought processes can sometimes scramble his circuits to the extent that his mind will briefly shut down.  Prowl was one of the many Autobots killed in the 1986 film. In the year 2005, when the Autobots had been forced off of Cybertron and were based out of Autobot City on Earth and two orbiting moonbases, Prowl, Ironhide, Ratchet and Brawn were dispatched to Earth to collect a shipment of Energon Cubes that would power the Autobots' subsequent strike at the Decepticons. Getting wind of the plan, Megatron and his forces attacked their shuttle, and a single direct hit from Scavenger's weapon penetrated Prowl's armor, melting his internal workings and ending his life. His recovered body was laid to rest in the Autobots' deep-space mausoleum, which was later destroyed.

Lars Gunnar Birger Ernblad was a Swedish voice actor and translator. 

Gunnar Ernblad

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