Recoome is a large, muscular human-like alien with red hair. He is the most flamboyant member of the Ginyu Special Corps, seen striking poses more often in battle than Commander Ginyu himself, and generally behaving in a deceptively goofy manner. Reacoom is a sadistic fighter though, and enjoys toying with his opponents and egging them on with taunts before killing them.      ~!Though fought with great difficulty by Gohan, Kuririn, and Vegeta, Reacoom is overcome by Goku with one hit. Later, after Vegeta kills Butta, he also kills Reacoom, completely destroying his body with a huge ki blast. Reacoom would then fight Yamcha in an afterlife filler and lose to him. Reacoom would be seen among the other villains coming back from Hell in Dragon Ball GT.!~    Source - Wikipedia

Batou is nominally the second-in-command of Section 9.  Little is known about the strange, large foreigner who has been with Motoko Kusanagi for years.  He was once American and served in the Special Forces in South America.  His amount of cyborg-ization is variable according to the storyline, from his limbs only up to most of his body, second only to the Major herself.  Despite the availability of superior eyes, he grew superstitious about his old-style eye replacements, popular with many high-level military operatives.  He also retains some residual body-image issues, causing him to continually purchase workout equipment despite the obvious anachronism.  

Inuyasha's older half-brother. Unlike Inuyasha, Sesshoumaru is a full-blooded dog-demon and is contemptuous of InuYasha for being a half-demon and for consorting with humans. He is a very powerful demon who seems to have no true equal when it comes to raw power; although given the chance in volume twenty-three, he could not defeat Naraku. Although fandom refers to him as the Lord of the Western Lands, this title appears at no point in the manga. Takahashi also stated that Sesshoumaru has no permanent home. Unlike almost every other demon in the world of InuYasha, he has no interest in possessing even one shard of the Shikon Jewel  Sesshoumaru first appears in search of the sword called Tessaiga, created from their father Inu-no-Taisho's fang, which has the power to kill a hundred yōkai with one swing. However, Inu-no-Taisho left Tessaiga to Inuyasha, and Sesshoumaru instead inherited the Tenseiga, a sword which cannot harm the living, but can bring the dead back to life. Inu-no-Taisho did this in the hopes that Sesshoumaru would learn compassion. Considering Tenseiga useless to him, Sesshoumaru battles Inuyasha several times for possession of Tessaiga, and when Tessaiga is broken by a bite from Naraku's incarnation Goshinki, Sesshoumaru has Goshinki's fangs forged into the evil blade Tokijin, which only he is powerful enough to control. Initially, Sesshoumaru is ruthless and cruel in his pursuit of Tessaiga and his dealings with his brother.

Akemi&#039;s boss and the bartender of the &quot;Maru Cha Cha&quot;. Everyone refers to him as &quot;Master&quot;.

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Treize is the charming, charismatic leader of Oz - and of the Specials, the elite Earth Alliance task force which serves as Oz's disguise. He is a pure aristocrat who lives by a code of chivalry and conducts himself as a gentleman, even while plotting cruel treachery and bloody revolution. Treize's wicked schemes are rooted in a nobleman's conviction that conflict and war serve to strengthen and improve the human spirit. He is admired by Oz's soldiers, feared by his Alliance superiors, and a close, trusted friend to ace pilot Zechs Merquise.

Soun is the head of the Tendo household and one of the two families to practice Anything Goes Martial Arts. He&#039;s a widower, left to single-handedly take care of his three daughters. He has a large house that is occasionally in need of repairs due to the fights that take place there. While he owns his own dojo, students have not been explicitly shown. Community representatives frequently approach him when they have problems with unusual phenomena, so this may provide some of it, and he has rented out the dojo for social meetings. However he is shown to be quite careful with the expenses and gets upset when Nabiki spends his savings on expensive gifts, or when Ranma throws the dinner on the floor. In the anime, he spends most of his time playing Shogi with his old training partner Genma. Soun is eager for his daughter to say she loves Ranma, or the other way around, to continue the legacy of his school. He&#039;ll start announcing wedding plans if Ranma and Akane seem romantically involved. Soun is able to manifest himself as a ghostly, floating oni head, whenever he is upset, and often cries &quot;Oh, the humanity!&quot; in the anime. He generally assumes most incidents are Ranma&#039;s fault. He&#039;s shown as extremely protective of his children, and becomes sad if their affection is in doubt.  Miss Hinako is attracted to him, but he is very loyal to his dead wife and visits her grave in memorial.  (Wikipedia)

Some NetNavis have speed, others have power, but Protoman has both.  Cool and unbeatable, his special power is expert swordsmanship.  With the guidance from his equally cool-headed and somewhat arrogant NetOp Chaud, Protoman is considered by many to be the most skilled NetNavi on the net.  (Source: Capcom)

An ambitious young man working his way up through the ranks of the Yakuza.  His goal: to radically reform Japan from the bottom up.

Bears the "rei" (礼) bead of courtesy; his birthmark is on his buttocks, much to his embarrassment. He is first introduced in the story as Kakutarō, son of Akaiwa Ikkaku, a talented swordsman who, unbeknownst to everyone in the village, was demonically possessed by an evil cat spirit many years ago. Kakutarō's wife Hinaginu was given the "rei" bead as a keepsake memento, but swallowed it down when Kakutarō's stepmother demanded that she relinquish it. Since that incident, Hinaginu's stomach bulged, as if pregnant, sparking talk of an affair with another man. When confronted by Akaiwa about her "unborn child", she mortally stabbed herself in the stomach with a knife to prove to everyone that she wasn't pregnant. Meanwhile, the cat spirit's possession of Akaiwa had advanced rapidly, forcing Kakutarō to execute his own father. With no one else left in his life, he renames himself Daikaku and joins the others.

A tyrant who believes himself best suited to rule the galaxy and strives to shape it according to his will using the Planet Force and Chip Square. He cares little for his underlings, seeing them as mere means to an end, never hesitating to sacrifice them if he deems them useful in achieving his goals. As a result of absorbing a part of Unicron's power, he possesses a plethora of mysterious magical abilities that go beyond those of normal Transformers. 

He has two alternate modes - a race car and a fighter jet. He's also able to combine with Dark Ligerjack, which grants him access to his **Liger Megatron** (ライガーメガトロン) form. Using Force Chip Ignition, he's able to access the Death Claw and Death Machinegun stored on his back. 

~!He is eventually defeated and destroyed, but revives after using the power of Planet Gigalonia, adopting the name of Master Galvatron, becoming even more cruel and hellbent on his vision of dominance. He retains the same alternate modes and equipment, however their power is increased even further.!~

In the US version of the show, *Cybertron*, he is renamed to simply "Megatron" and stated to be the same character as the Megatron seen in *Armada* (*Micron Densetsu*) and *Energon* (*Superlink*).

In the Night Warriors OVA, Pyron comes to Earth just as the battle between Demitri and Morrigan begins. The Huitzil robots awaken to gather data on the Darkstalkers, Pyron's only real threat. There is no mention of him creating the robots. Evidence of this is that their programming is counter to his overall goals and they eventually having a falling out between them. Pyron is a powerful entity, capable of creating miniature suns (which also destroy large cities), which he uses especially to keep Demitri at bay. He also easily defeated Anakaris, Rikuo, Sasquatch, Victor, and Demitri in battle but it is not known if he fought Felicia, Lord Raptor, and Jon Talbain as well. He doesn't fight Morrigan as she was in the demon world during his descent to Earth. 

Thunderman is Raoul&#039;s net navi, and like his name suggests, his main power is electricity. His power seems to exceed that of Elecman&#039;s, in the fact that Rockman finds the Elec-sword is very unaffective against him (which is what he used to once defeat Elecman).     Thunderman continously helps Raoul protect the people who live in the downtown area of Amerope from the evil Mayor. Past this, Thunderman enjoys a good ole sparring match with Rockman from time to time. 

Bolt Crank is the World&#039;s Greatest Mercenary, and with good reason. He has the ability to eat any object and, when needed, reproduce it from his right hand. Also in the world of Eat-Man is the Alvion, a flying ship that flies even though it is a destroyed wreck. The ship floats in the sky, and is always where Bolt is.    In the middle of manga&#039;s story was revealed that he can reproduce object with any part of his body.

Casino King is the name that the Gambling King gives to any area where he can set up his rigged gambling games, which include dice games, card games against the King himself, and pachinko machines. It is typically little more than a small stall at a fair or festival, or some relatively sheltered spot in an out of the way position on the street, but when the King successfully "wins" the Tendo Dojo from Ranma in a rigged game, he converts it into a much larger version, taking advantage of its wide space and sturdy roof.

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Kim is a master of Taekwondo and considers himself a fighter of justice.

Leader of Destron forces during the events of *Micron Densetsu* and *Superlink* who wants to control all the Microns and conquer the universe, as well as Grand Convoy's lifelong rival.  

During the events of *Micron Densetsu*, his alternate mode is a tank. During *Superlink*, he takes on the form of a jet instead. His Micron partner is Barrel (AKA Spark Barrel), and he's also able to combine with Shockwave (Tidal Wave) into **Megatron S** (メガトロンS).

<i>Note: In the US continuity, he is stated to be the same character as [Master Megatron](https://anilist.co/character/18966) and his name is changed to Megatron.</i>

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