One of a pair of PKs, alongside Asta, that showed Haseo how to play The World before attempting to PK him. He and Asta were PKed themselves by Ovan and this lead to their encounter, though it is speculated that Ovan himself hired them both. They later encountered Haseo and were PKed by him as a result.

__Height:__ 167 cm
__Weight:__ 51 kg
__Zaiphon Type:__ Attack
__Talent:__ Falling asleep in 3 seconds
__Favorite thing:__ Wilkinson’s Ginger Ale (Extra ginger)
__Favorite color:__ Sunset orange
__Favorite food:__ Yakisoba

An energetic student of the imperial military academy and Teito’s best friend. Mikage deeply cares for his family and Teito, and he has made it his goal to protect them in any way he can. His family consists of his father, older brother, younger brother and younger sister, all of whom are stewards of the Oak family. He used to be close friends with Shuri Oak, but they grew apart as they got older.

~!After helping Teito escape the military, he is marked by Ayanami and turned into a one-winged Kor. Ayanami sends Mikage to the church and uses him as a puppet to fight Teito, as well as a hostage to convince Teito to surrender to the military. In the end, he is killed by Ayanami, who slashes his body with Verloren’s scythe. He is later reincarnated into a Fyuulong dragon, which Frau finds and brings to the church to cheer Teito up.!~

Classmate of Amata and friend of Cayenne.  His strong elemental powers make it dangerous for him to pilot Aquarion.  He is popular among female students who buy more pictures of him than any of the other male students.

Elc is the protagonist of Arc the Lad II. He is a member of a tribe which has the power to manipulate flames, but his village was destroyed and his family was killed in an attack by the Romalian army, which were searching for the statue of the Spirit of Flame under orders of Andel. After that assault, Elc was taken by them to the “White House,” a laboratory that creates “Chimeras” (human-monster hybrids); after managing to escape from there, he is found by Shu, who takes him in and helps him to become a bounty Hunter. Elc has a sarcastic personality and also has a deep resentment towards Arc as he saw the Silver Noah in the assault of his village, and thus believes Arc was the one who led that operation.  from Wikipedia

Maiza Avaro's younger brother, Sylvie Lumiere's boyfriend, and a passenger aboard the Advena Avis.   ~!After he and Maiza became complete immortals, Maiza told him half of the Grand Panacea's knowledge—knowledge which Szilard Quates obtained after devouring Gretto in his sleep. Gretto thus was the first casualty of the 1711 generation, and his murder the prelude to a massacre which would claim twelve other passengers that night.!~

A young boy with long blue hair.   He is a genius in using gekifu and teaches Sanshiro in the way to win Bakegyamon.  

The legendary Eien no Shikaku (Eternal Assassin), Akizuki Yojiro is the bearer of the legendary sword, Getsuruitō (Sword of Lunar Tears), tasked with the quest of utilizing its blade to destroy the Hasha no Kubi (Head of the Conqueror), a supernatural object said to appear during times of unrest and revolution. Akizuki was once a close confidante, friend and bodyguard of the late Sakamoto Ryouma, whose assassination he failed to prevent and which continues to haunt him to the current day. During the midst of his quest to destroy the Hasha no Kubi, he visits Yokohama and happens to meet the Yuyama troupe, an adventuring kabuki group, and its leader Yuyama Kakunojou. While in the city, Akizuki senses the aura of the Hasha no Kubi within an auction held in the Shanghai Club, soon breaking through its confines in attempting to cut it in half; however, even if its head appeared to have been cut, the spirit of the elusive Hasha no Kubi was not destroyed and still remains, with Akizuki continuing in his quest to find and destroy it.   (Source: Wikipedia) 

Hiro is speculated to be the fourth strongest blader in the series, behind Kai, Tyson and possibly Brooklyn. Hiro first appeared as his alter ego, Jin of the Gale, when Ray was in the woods. He battled Ray and had beaten him easily. When Tyson and Daichi were at the tournament, he showed up again, telling Tyson that he needs to rebuild his team because if he doesn&#039;t the Bladebreakers will be gone forever. When Tyson won his match against Kotaro, Hiro told Tyson that &#039;Beyblading isn&#039;t about winning. It&#039;s about how you play the game.&#039; When Kai and Daichi started their fight, Hiro was watching Kai, waiting to see what he was about to do. After the veteran had taken down Daichi easily by releasing Dranzer, Mr. Dickenson made an announcement that Hiro was the new coach for the team BBA Revolution. When Tyson and Hiro had reunited, Kai turned away. During Daichi and Kai&#039;s rematch, Kai&#039;s new Dranzer Gigs hit Daichi&#039;s Strata Dragoon Great in the air. As a result, Dranzer soared in the direction of Hiro, surprising both Hilary and Kenny. The blue Beyblade collided in the wall very close to Hiro&#039;s face. When Dranzer returned to Kai&#039;s hand, he glared at Hiro, showing his anger for not being able to fight Tyson. When Kai was battling Brooklyn, Hiro insulted Kai&#039;s skills as a Beyblader, telling him that he won&#039;t be able to match up to Brooklyn&#039;s talent. Later, Tyson was shocked to find out that his brother had joined the BEGA league. Later, after the world was saved from Brooklyn&#039;s destruction, Hiro came back to Tyson&#039;s side. Hiro&#039;s Beyblade that was seen in the anime is Metal Driger.

Barone tends to be distant from others, often using the excuse that they wouldn't understand. He can be somewhat feminine, as he likes to comb his hair with Battle Spirits cards. In battle, however, he shows a much more savage side.  Barone was the mazoku in charge of Rome, and a powerful Brave user. He allowed the humans he ruled over to battle for their freedom, but none could ever beat him. When Dan arrived in the future, Barone watched his battle with Duc. Seeing that Dan was a human Brave user, he became fascinated. Defying orders, he went off to challenge Dan. Although he won the battle, he was shocked when Dan defeated Strike-Siegwurm, the spirit he called "my friend."

The main character, the series follows his rapid development from living an average life to becoming an outstanding guitarist. Being a weak individual lacking an authoritative presence , he cannot help but let others push him around, a possible metaphoric stereotype on the very proper and manner conscious Japanese society. Recruited as the last member of BECK, he serves as the second guitarist and vocalist, and has a very beautiful voice that is mostly used for Beck&#039;s slower songs. He owns a Fender Telecaster.

Rock, formerly known as Rokuro Okajima, is the protagonist of the series. He was a Japanese salaryman for Asahi Industries in Tokyo until he was taken hostage by the crew of the Black Lagoon. He joined the Lagoon Company after his department chief, Kageyama, abandoned him in an attempt to cover up the smuggling operation in which Rock had been an unwitting participant. Rock is a humble and mild-mannered person despite being on the business end of guns from friend and foe alike, and often seems surprised at the barbarity of the Southeast Asian crime world. He still wears his tie, short-sleeved dress shirt, and dress pants because although now a pirate, he still retains his business persona. He prefers to use words over weapons when interacting with others. Rock, after joining the Lagoon company, has wondered if he is experiencing Stockholm syndrome.  

Within the Lagoon Company, Rock is usually responsible for account management, diplomacy, negotiation, interpretation, and the occasional errand. Having once worked in the resource investigation department of Asahi Industries, Rock is also skilled in geology. He is also a skilled linguist, being effectively bilingual in Japanese (his native language) and English as well as being familiar with other languages, including Spanish, Romanian and Russian. He also has a surprisingly high tolerance for alcohol, owing to the heavy-drinking lifestyle of a ladder-climbing salaryman. Rock's earnest personality has earned him the interest of several figures in Roanapur, including Balalaika, Mr. Chang, Rowan "Jackpot" Pigeon, Yolanda, Eda (who develops a crush on him), and young Garcia Lovelace, whom he trusts to the greatest degree. In many ways, Rock is the heart of the Lagoon Company, serving as a balance for his more jaded teammates and as a bright spot in the world of darkness that is Roanapur. Dutch has stated that he believes Lagoon Company is complete with Rock not holding a gun, saying his bullets are the kind to ricochet back at them. 

Rock is one of the "luckiest" characters in the series as he managed to survive every single thing he experienced from being taken hostage to being shot at. Thus far, he has survived the wrath of Revy, Balalaika, Roberta, and Sawyer. He is personally appointed by Mr. Chang to help Garcia Lovelace, much to Lagoon Company's disapproval. Rock eventually begins to enjoy his life as a pirate and becomes even more comfortable with corruption. Later, in a conversation with Fabiola, he demonstrates a darker, sadistically ruthless side of his personality clearly influenced by Revy and the Roanapur environment. Benny even points out that there are things about him that scare almost everyone in Roanapur.  While Rock has a family in Tokyo, he does not seem to have much connection to them due to their somewhat apathetic attitude towards him. It was later revealed that he did not pass his college entrance exams on his first try, leading his family to lower their expectations of him. It is known that he has a father, a mother, and an older brother who was academically capable and thus attained a job in the Japanese government. He was born in the 49th year of the Showa period, according to the manga version, which corresponds to 1975-1976.

An Ittō-ryū swordsman living as a mask-maker. Determined to conceal his past from his son, Renzo, he is also the man who led the rape of Rin's mother. He first appears in On Silent Wings part 1, and is later killed by Manji in On Silent Wings part 6. Renzo then attacks Manji in rage, Manji feigning death. Renzo then makes an assumption his father had a sordid past with Rin at his father's burial, when Rin says, hypothetically, that there are some reasons past incidents shouldn't be brought up, as the blissful ignorance is better than the lifetime of shame. He appears in On Silent Wings (I-VI). 

__Height:__ 169 cm (5'7")

Ulquiorra is a male arrancar with a melancholic appearance. Ulquiora is the 4th ranked espada. Ulquiorra is also analytical; during his and Yammy's first visit to the human world, he makes several remarks on the humans who confront them. He theorizes that Orihime Inoue's healing power is a temporal-spatial ability, which Aizen describes as the rejection of fate, and comments on how Ichigo Kurosaki's final release can easily get through Yammy's defenses. He also notes Ichigo's power fluctuation, which varies between very weak and stronger than his own. It would appear that Ulquiorra and Grimmjow, the 6th Espada, are not on good terms. While Ulquiorra allowed Yammy to kill anyone he deemed as "trash", which included Ichigo, Ulquiorra allowed him to live based on his belief that Ichigo's power was so turbulent that eventually, he would destroy himself. Grimmjow's conflicting viewpoint was that Ichigo should have been destroyed outright, as he could overcome his weakness and grow even stronger. 

Despite Grimmjow's argument, Aizen trusted Ulquiorra's judgment. This disagreement led to Grimmjow's unauthorized assault on the real world. Though Ulquiorra is of a higher rank than Grimmjow, Grimmjow is confident that Ulquiorra is afraid to fight him for fear of them destroying one another. When released his zanpakutō, Murciélago (黒翼大魔 (ムルシエラゴ) ,Murushierago?, Japanese for "giant black-winged demon," Spanish for "bat") creates two large black wings on his back. His hollow helmet centers atop his head, sporting two large horns, and his arrancar uniform appears more form fitting at the top, becoming robe-like towards the bottom. Additionally, Ulquiorra is apparently unique among the Espada in that he has a second release; Resurrección Segunda Etapa (Spanish for "resurrection second stage"). He becomes more muscular with clawed hands and feet, the whites of his eyes turn black, and his helmet is replaced with elongated horns. He loses his clothes; his arms and legs from the hip down are covered in black fur, and he gains a long thin tail. In both forms he can create long "lances" of energy called Lanza del Relámpago (雷霆の 槍(ラソサ・デ ル ・レ ラソ パ ー ゴ ) ,ransa deru reranpāgo?, Japanese and Spanish for ”lance of the lightning”), and when thrown can cause an explosion. Ulquiorra seems unfamiliar with the technique when he uses it in his second release state, unexpectedly missing Ichigo with his first one, however, to compensate, he can produce more should his first miss the target. Theme song: "Moonshield," on the album "The Jester Race" by the group "In Flames."

Jiro is a headstrong kid that is set on revenge for all of the destruction Nene has caused.  It has been assumed that Nene may have burnt down his village and taken his entire village (or kids) hostage, just like what happened with Shu's village.  Jiro is constantly causing rifts between him and Shu, just to make their rivalry that much more of a "rivalry."  He has been traveling with Zola for some time now and knows about "The Book of Origins" and the history of the Seven Warriors of Light.  He is the complete opposite of Shu, leading them to their rivalry.  But the one thing they both have in common is that they both have the strengh and willpower to defeat the Grand Kingdom if they try hard enough.  

__Occupation:__ student
__Height:__ 175 cm

An "evil" person whom Ogami Rei seems to be looking for, who is in fact his brother and the leader of "Re:Code", a group of power users (similar to the Code:Breakers) opposing Eden. He appears to be a very charismatic leader, referred to by several Re:Code as a precious friend and at the same time, an equally ruthless one, as he doesn't hesitate to discard useless subordinates. He used to take care of Ogami in the past, and is acquainted with Prime Minister Fujiwara, President Shibuya, and even Sakurakouji Sakura when she was a child.   He possesses proficient swordsmanship, being able to slash his opponents without being seen unsheathing his sword. It was also speculated he has the power to read minds, however this is proven false as he was in just making conclusions based on his observations and using his high IQ.   ~!He reappeared in Japan with his Re:Code in search of the "Pandora box", which is said to bestow special powers. Leading the Re:Code, he assaulted the Shibuya mansion and successfully retrieved the box. With the box opened with Shibuya's blood, his true form, a long-haired man with a scar across the face who is exponentially more vicious and cruel, was restored. His two powers also returned, one of which is the power of fast healing "Cell regeneration" and the other is "Absolute Space", an ability to reduce space between him and his opponents. However, he still stood no chance against Ogami's blue flame, and was burnt to ashes. His last words were asking Ogami to live, as "death is too good for him". Despite his cruelty towards Ogami, it's shown that he cares deeply for his brother, and long before his death has requested his trusted Re:Codes to protect Ogami should Eden come after him in the event the Code:Emperor's soul in his left arm awakens.  During this fight, it was revealed that the "Seeking One" was once a member of Eden's  "Code:Name" group, who were superior to the "Code:Number" (like Ogami, Toki or Yuuki) in both ranks and powers. According to Shibuya (his sword teacher), the "Seeking One" was an exceptionally respected person, possessing "two marvelous powers with high intelligence, the heart of pride which cherishes justice and respects lives", and was thus deemed the pursuer of universal truth, the "Code:Seeker." When he tried to investigate the mysterious "32nd of December", Eden attempted to assassinate him and the "Seeking One" was left physically and emotionally scarred. Afterward, he traveled with Ogami, whom he often abused  but kept alive and protected for his left arm (which the remnant of the dead Code:Emperor, a coveted object). Later, a young Sakurakouji Sakura sealed his power inside the "Pandora box". His current form is in fact his lost power form, which takes his image and heart in his younger days and is identical to that of his brother, Ogami Rei.!~  

LBX: Warrior → Egypt → Gladiator → Hunter → Fenrir

A member of Sanada North High student council, he has an intimidating look that is often mistaken as a delinquent. Although, he is actually gentle, shy, and he maintains a good relationship with his older sister.  

(Source: Wikipedia)

__Height:__ 182 cm 

Jungo is remarked upon to be one of the "simpler" characters in terms of his aspirations and his thought process. He doesn't seem to grasp many concepts of common sense or technology. Jungo values peace and friendship, making efforts to keep the cast together whenever it seems like the bonds between them are breaking. Usually quiet and gentle, Jungo enters a trance-like rage when he sees that his friends are being threatened.  Comically, he has an unnatural fixation with chawanmushi, which becomes a running gag throughout the series. He offers it multiple times to other characters as a sign of peacemaking or generally as a gift. He also likes cats.

__Alma Mater:__ Tokyo International University

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