First appears in volume 2.  Yellow Radio being the Yellow King makes him a very powerful and commanding person. He is also very cruel and manipulative person as he was the one who stole the chrome disaster armor and essentially created the fifth one in order to exploit the rules that allows him to kill the Red King.   He along with the Kings of Pure Color attained level nine and decided to create a treaty that seperates their territories and disallowed fighting amongst each other to obtain level ten.   (Source: Accel World Wiki)

Nakaido Hirosuke is the male protagonist of the story. He lives together with his mother and his grandmother; his father was a film actor.  At the beginning of this story Hirosuke meets a beautiful girl at the train station. He falls in love at first sight but is mistaken for a molester by her.

Nishino is Jun&#039;ichi&#039;s best friend and is also a second year student in the same class as Jun&#039;ichi. He is full of strange ideas that often put Jun&#039;ichi into trouble, and is very close to Tsukasa being in very much the same line of thinking with her. He is the vice-president of the student council.

Yellowknife is a new alien type known that lands on the school.
~!After landed, it used Kasumi's desperate loneliness following her older brother's departure to lure and consumed her.!~

University graduate and best friends with Ikki. He likes making math puzzles and observing things. He likes every single type of animal, because he likes to observe them all.

His symbolic route in the game is the 'Clover'.

(Source: Wikipedia)

A mysterious boy that appears in episode 12.  ~!He was the one who stole the computers from the lab, and used Angel Player to send Shadows after the Battlefront. Apparently, he was programmed, by the developer of Angel Players, to appear when there was "love in this world." He confronts Yuri, giving her the chance to make an important choice. !~

He is the &quot;gate&quot; which will allow evil to spread throughout the world.

He is also a member of the Eisen Wolf team. He has short dark-brown hair and blue eyes.  He tends to be over-protective when it comes to Michael, the teams leader.  Schmidt enjoys horse-riding. He was born in Frankfurt on the 3rd of May.  His racing car is the Bergkaiser Type L

Danjūrō Eiga is a round and plain-faced first year who joins the Kendo Club with Yūji. He originally wanted to join the Ping Pong Club, but there was no such club in the school. He shocks Yūji and Kojirō when he brings his pretty girlfriend Miyako to join the club. While he finds the basic training to be &quot;boring&quot; (possibly because he wants to impress Miyako), he is rather proficient in score keeping, as shown in one episode of the anime. While he generally comes off as rather dim-witted, it appears he is perceptive to the character Miyako doesn&#039;t want him to see. In Episode 11, he was hinted to also have his own &quot;dark side&quot; during a staring contest he had with Kojirō, although his &quot;black mode&quot; was subtler than Miyako&#039;s &quot;black mode&quot; and his aura only showed in his eyes. He has no past experience with Kendo but is improving very quickly, even to the point where Yūji thinks Danjuro might surpass him before they graduate. Yūji has even remarked (in one episode of the anime) that Danjūrō was &quot;made for kendo&quot;. Eiga is arguably the smartest member of the Kendo club because he scored 2nd place is the Muroe High School Regional exams for freshman. By the end of the anime series, it is revealed that he is the new captain of the Kendo Club.    (Source: Wikipedia)

Yellow is an absolutely awesome Blade Braver, considered as the indispensable ranger of the team. He fights with a spear and has an impulsive temperament. Always resolving the problems, he has all the confidence of his comrades, in particular of Red, the Blade Braver&#039;s leader. The rumor says he&#039;s the stronger ranger of the world...

The only person to have defeat the Kyou sisters a.k.a. Orthrus   ~!Although he defeated them he didn't without having to fight them, instead he prevented others from fighting until the sisters had taken a bento.!~   ~!He attempts to do this again in the last episode, but his plans are foiled by Satou!~

The old Band of the Hawk's friendly mediator. A former circus performer who wielded throwing knives, Judeau was also well-aware of the world around him and was seen as a confidant for many of The Hawks. Throughout his stay with the Band of the Hawk, he was secretly in love with Casca, but never acted on it out of respect for Guts' and Casca's feelings for each other.

Fisheye takes the form of a slender, effeminate male with long, pale blue hair. In the anime, like Tiger's Eye and Hawk's Eye, he targets his ideal romantic interests, which are young males. His magical attacks are water-based, but his primary choice of attack is knife-throwing (which, to his frustration, he is not very good at).  

Crossdressing is the basis of many of his disguises, as he is usually able to pass himself off as a woman to attract his targets, who are generally heterosexual males (he portrayed his gender honestly to the one gay target he had). Unlike his cohorts, who are rather superficial about their victims, Fisheye seems to nurse a paradoxical genuine affection for many of his victims (or at least a childish crush) until they give him the inevitable brush-off. This included the kindly Mamoru Chiba, who he seemed to develop feelings for and even kissed.  Fisheye is also the first of the three to wonder if what they are doing is right, and his wavering loyalty lands him in hot water when he is nearly killed by Zirconia. Midway through the series, he and the others are sublimated into Pegasus&#039; world and given the promise of rebirth as real humans.

Fisheye has a very small part in the manga, in which he is sold to Ami Mizuno in fish form. He gives her nightmares about her father abandoning her, luring her into a trap. She powers up and defeats Fisheye with Mercury Aqua Rhapsody, and he is killed soon after by Sailor Moon and Sailor Chibi Moon.

Sojiro Kusaka  was an old friend and rival of Toshiro Hitsugaya when they were younger in the Shinigami academy. Sojiro believes that he's the rightful master of Hyorinmaru, however, he's soundly defeated by a weakened Hitsugaya numerous times throughout The Diamond Dust Rebellion.

Joel Goldschmidt, current head of the Red Shield. His &quot;diary&quot; is a record of Red Shield&#039;s activities since its formation, and also contains information regarding Saya, Diva, the Chevaliers and the Chiroptera. He is a direct descendant of the original Joel Goldschmidt, who discovered Saya and Diva. It also seems that there is some relation between him and Amshel as he calls him &quot;Uncle Amshel&quot;. One year after the attack on the Red Shield HQ, he is shown to be confined to a wheelchair having been paralyzed from the waist down after he sustained a serious injury from Karl during the attack.

A weird creature who calls itself "Dung Beetle" (Coemushi) and becomes the children's tutor after Kokopelli's disappearance. It is able to communicate verbally, and is usually very sarcastic. It responds to the children's call, which includes Kana even though she didn't sign the contract. It is able to teleport the children, as well as others from the outside world to the cockpit, and vice-versa. However, it cannot teleport directly between two places, and must go through the cockpit beforehand. Between battles, it can be seen conversing with an unknown entity.   ~! In the anime, is revealed that Coemushi was actually a human from another Earth who also participated in a series of battles to protect it. He tried to amuse their guide in order to become the successor, thus being able to survive, but in the end, another children was chosen. He then begged for a chance to survive and the guide decided to accept his request, by transforming him into his replacement. The person he is seen conversing with is actually her younger sister Machi, who decided to travel with him from world to world, helping to assemble people to sign the contract and fight for their world's sake, just like Zearth's group. However, while in the manga, Coemushi's attitude towards the children is mostly sarcastic, and sometimes, sadistic, in the anime he ends up being much more cruel, specially when he tries to convince Jun to let Kana sign the contract, but when Jun declines his request, he tries to make Kana sign the contract by force, and ends up being shot down to death by Machi using the gun Jun gave to her.!~ (Source: Wikipedia)

He is the epitome of a girl-obsessed guy, keeping an electronic database of almost all the girls at Otowa-no-Mori with him (to a point of bribing some informers to get the scoop), even using computer dating simulators and guide books (actually, he's terribly shy and can't do anything in decisive situations). He is also the only techno-geek in the group. After he botched his date with Erika Kawai, he ended up with her best friend (who acted as the bridge between them), Yumi Kazama. He also had an interlude with a nursing intern after getting hospitalized for peeping at a short-skirted girl as she climbed an overpass, and his scooter hitting a mini-truck, but he forgot about her when he saw that girl again... (Source: Wikipedia)

Aggressive, ambitious and reckless. Bucky is chosen as the successor of Enn, the strongest Great Child and becomes the Great Child of Primas, the first land in the Twelve World. He is amazingly powerful, although he does not have a license as a Great Child. His ambition is to be strong enough to conquer the world. He is confident to be a better fighter than Enn. Baku's Spirit is Jibaku. 

__National team jersey number:__ #11  
__Position:__ Mid-fielder  
__Nickname:__ Field Artist  

He came to Nankatsu a few days after Tsubasa, whom he becomes his best friend. Taro moves from one place to another, following his father who works as a traveling artist. Before he met Tsubasa at Nankatsu, he played with Hyuga, Takeshi and Ken at Meiwa and with Matsuyama at Furano. Taro is sweet, kind and loyal to his friends. He is also sensitive to everybody’s feelings. Taro is a tender-hearted boy who is always smiling. But don’t underestimate him because he is just as skillful as Tsubasa.

An artist wishing to leave a message of hope.  He wants to paint the ruined city he inhabits with his art, his color, to leave a mark on history. A simple layer on top of all the other colors the city once wore throughout time.   ~!Because he won't accept death like everyone else, he's labeled an outcast and nearly killed. Before he passes away, he paints those who are in the way of his work, and his dying wish is to be painted with the rest of the city.!~

Takashi Fumio is a doctor working at Tokyo General Hospital. He is first seen in the series giving a diagnosis to Takumi when he was a child. Takashi has given Takumi understanding of his situation. He appears to wear a N.O.Z.O.M.I. badge.


<b>Awards: </b>
- Most popular voice actor in the Animage Anime Grand Prix (2004)
- Best Supporting Actor at the 1st Seiyuu Awards (2007)

**Non anime roles:**

- Kamisato Ayato - Genshin Impact (Video Game)
- Otto Apocalypse - Honkai Impact 3rd (Video Game)
- Clotted Cream Cookie - Cookie Run: Kingdom (Video Game)
- Phantom - Arknights (Video Game)
- Tatsulot - Kamen Rider Kiva (Tokusatsu series)
- Luocha - Honkai: Star Rail (Video Game)

Akira Ishida

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