A top student of Doppo orochi, who left the dojo after having enough of Doppo&#039;s &quot;weak&quot; training regime and trained around the world. He returns to Japan after finding out the Underground tournaments. Katou&#039;s attitude is best described as arrogant, but usually being the butt of a joke; especially around Doppo, Katsumi, Tokugawa, and Baki, however, it is shown that he truly admires and cares for Doppo    (Source: Wikipedia)

Erroneously humbling himself before the Iga, Gennosuke is the very definition of honorable. In hopes of winning their admiration for the sake of his botrothed, Oboro, he will do anything to ensure their matrimony.    While Gennosuke tries to break the long-lasting hateful tradition and welcome the Iga as family, they plot against him, picking off his clansmen one by one. Well loved by the Kouga, Gennosuke is feared greatly by his enemies. He is thought to be so powerful that the Iga avoid direct confrontation with him at all costs. This fear is greatly justified for he posseesses the ultimate doujutsu technique, taught by his master Hyoma. 

(Source: FUNimation's Official Basilisk Website)

Jenos Hazard in the manga Jenos is 25 as said in the anime.Jenos is the Chronos Numbers member Number VII. Among the Chronos Numbers, he probably is the best looking, and is a bit of a womanizer. However, he does not just flirt with girls, as he actually falls in deep love with every single one of them, Rinslet Walker being one of his favorite candidates through the story. Jenos's weapon is a glove named "Excelion," which has indestructible Orichalcum wires attached to it, and can be used to cut very deeply or grasp something very tightly. Along with Naizer and Beluga, he is a member of Cerberus, being the middle-range attacker. He stops Beluga from executing Nizer's suicide plan to finish Creed off, resulting in a risky escape from the castle where Beluga dies to hold a huge ceiling tile while Jenos escapes carrying Nizer unconscious. He also plays the role of trying to stop Baldorias and Kranz from fighting Train and Sven (even though he's not very warmly received), and brings Kyoko to Sephiria for their meeting, where Sephiria wishes to test Kyoko. In the final attack on Clarken Island, he tags up with Lin, who he shows great ease in getting along with.  Jenos Hazard in the anime Even though on the Manga he shows a friendly alignment to Train and Sven's sweeper team, in the anime, he shows a neutral attitude at the start, mainly because Eve was his target once, saved by Train. However, he develops a supporting attitude towards Train's group as of the Eden incursion. He also has a different role, as he partakes in many missions he did not in the manga. For example, he watches the World Conference in a helicopter and is also given the mission of taking out Eve or take her to the Chronos headquarters at the start. In the Anime, he also is always accompanied by a Chronos eraser, that aids him. His relation with Lin is not of old acquaintances, as it is more strict and formal. Also, it would seem his feelings towards Rinslet are of love, even though it's not known if he's just a flirt.He always finds opportunity to express his feelings to Rinslet at tight situations even though they are just words. However, they are closer than they are in the Manga. In the last episode, Rinslet is talking on the phone with him.  Incidentally, it's worth noting that Jenos' number is 'Lucky 7' the opposite to Train's 'Unlucky 13'. As such, his 'VII' mark is also on his chest, but on the opposite side from Train's. But overall, Jenos was never said to be lucky even if he was the "lucky VII."  (Source: Wikipedia)

Rojuro Otoribashi, commonly referred to as Rose (ローズ, Rōzu?), is the former captain of the 3rd Division. He became captain approximately one year before Kisuke Urahara. He is an effeminate man with long, wavy, blond hair and a frilly shirt. He seems to be interested in music, as he speaks to Love about an artist&#039;s new single and has been seen playing or tuning a guitar on several occasions. Rose appears to be one of the calmer and perhaps wiser ones amongst the group, though he becomes irritated whenever Love spoils a manga&#039;s story for him. His zanpakutō&#039;s hilt is in the shape of a diamond with curved edges, and its sheath is encrusted with diamonds.

Jin Kariya&#039;s original name is Eugene Currier, but he adopts a Japanese-style name later in his life. He has a scar on his chin caused by a slash from a hollow when he was young, short white hair, long upward-curving eyebrows and bright red eyes. He is the most powerful member of the Bount group. In a flashback, it is revealed that Kariya had brown hair and brown eyes when he was a young boy. His hair color and eye color changed when he first merged with his doll.    When first introduced, Kariya&#039;s goal was to acquire massive numbers of living spirits to increase the power of himself and his followers, most notably through the summoning of the bitto. The techniques used had a 50% chance of ripping open the barrier between the mortal world and Hueco Mundo.    This initial plan, however, has been revealed as merely a means to an end. His ultimate goal is not simply to increase his power, but rather to invade and overthrow Soul Society. To accomplish that, Kariya has obtained a device (Jōkaishō) from the Shinigami Research Institute which he claimed would allow him to obliterate Seireitei. However this could also be a means to end his eternal existence.    Kariya seems to be very knowledgeable and intelligent as he has great knowledge of Soul Society. He knew who Byakuya Kuchiki, Rukia Kuchiki and Ichigo Kurosaki were before even meeting them. He was aware of the Four Great Noble Houses of Soul Society, and knew of existence of the Jōkaishō in the Shinigami Research Institute in Seireitei. He is also able to speak both German and Japanese.    Kariya is revealed to have no emotional attachment to any of his subordinates, as he mentions that he sees them only as pawns to achieve his own ends.    Kariya was first created by an experimental error which occurred in Seireitei. Later, in the Bounts&#039; Cave in the real world, he was saved by Rantao from the shinigami who were trying to eliminate the Bounts. Right before Rantao told him to run away while she deals with the shinigami, Rantao gave Kariya his Doll, Messer (&quot;knife&quot;, in German). Kariya merged with the doll when fighting Hollows, and since then his attitude changed, and he became determined to destroy Soul Society. Later, Kariya was against proposals to use the Quincy to return to Soul Society to live, thinking the shinigami would use the Bount as servants. He witnessed a war between the Bount and the Quincy, where the shinigami from Soul Society suddenly came and started to massacre the Bount. Kariya was deeply angered by this, and ever since then, he held a strong grudge against the shinigami. He also decided to give up on weak Bounts, forming his plan to gather all the remaining strong Bounts to him to destroy Soul Society. He perfected doll summoning from being hit-or-miss to a method that would sort out the strong Bounts from the weak, with failure resulting in death. In that way, the Bounts that were power-hungry stayed with Kariya. Sometime in his life, he learned that the shinigami were the ones who created the Bount. Knowing that the shinigami created his race just to destroy them, his grudge against the shinigami only became worse. He later married another Bount, Yoshino Sōma, after stopping her from committing suicide, though he never truly loved her. He was merely trying to gather the Bounts from all over the world in order for him to be able to achieve his goal of annihilating the Seireitei.    Kariya was close friends with fellow Bount Koga Gō for a long time. At some point, Kariya asked Koga to take care of a young Bount, Cain for him. Koga ended up failing when Cain was killed by his doll. At another point in time, Kariya and Koga saved a shinigami, Maki Ichinose, from a hollow in a desert. Ever since then, Maki became loyal to Kariya.

Ganryu is the leader of the "Dark Ones", a clan of Souls that were exiled from the Soul Society over 1000 years ago into the Dangai, or Precipice World. He wishes to use the powers of blanks, souls who have lost their memories, to disrupt the balance between the human world and the society, collapsing both into one another as revenge for their banishment.

**Height:** 200 cm (6'7")

Schneizel el Britannia is the Second Prince of the Britannian Imperial Family and the Prime Minister of the Holy Britannian Empire. 

Shin-chan's favorite superhero is in the tokusatsu within the cartoon.

Aku Nobuhiro was part of the band [Razz Ma Tazz](https://anilist.co/staff/355209/). He wss the vocalist.

Gin is a member of the Black Organization and a main antagonist of the series. He is the organization member who gave Shinichi Kudo the experimental poison APTX 4869 which turned him into [Conan Edogawa.](https://anilist.co/character/1742/Conan-Edogawa) He is frequently paired on missions with [Vodka.](https://anilist.co/character/6306/Vodka) In the English manga, he was first introduced as Melkior, but later was reverted to Gin. This is likely due to the fact that Conan is often reminded of the Black Organization by references to alcohol. 

Of the high ranking members of the Black Organization shown, Gin is the most loyal: he follows the boss' orders most closely and virtually never acts against the Organization's greater interests. He is also one of the Black Organization's most dangerous operatives; Conan miscalculating his intelligence, abilities, and speed of response have resulted in several very close calls and awry plans.

Gin is a merciless and efficient assassin. He has no compunctions about killing or threatening fellow teammates. Fitting his icy personality, Gin's displayed range of emotions so far is relatively limited. Wearing a threatening smirk, he enjoys hunting traitors, watching the plans he has concocted succeed, and cornering his targets. Although he seems to take satisfaction with taking out someone personally, Gin is also satisfied with orchestrating a target's death even if he does not pull the trigger himself. He is not easily frustrated and takes setbacks in good stride, shown when he coolly orders a retreat when Shuichi Akai ambushed the Black Organization and when Bourbon tricks him and wastes his time by disguising as Scar Akai. He is patient and cautious, preferring to wait until success is most likely. He does not like potential loose ends, preferring to get rid of anything doubtful. Gin does not trust anyone and does not fully believe anything he doesn't witness himself.

Certain individuals elicit more of a response than others from Gin. Gin doesn't seem to enjoy [Vermouth's](https://anilist.co/character/6307/Vermouth) antics; he tried to put an icepick through her head after she disguised herself as a waiter to tease him. Gin finds [Bourbon,](https://anilist.co/character/62041/Tooru-Amuro) who has several shared characteristics with Vermouth, annoying as well. He has a personal rivalry with [Shuichi Akai,](https://anilist.co/character/12051/Shuuichi-Akai) and takes interest when the FBI agent gets involved. For uncertain reasons, Gin has an abnormal attachment to [Shiho Miyano,](https://anilist.co/character/1743/Ai-Haibara) so he broke from his normal efficiency-oriented hunting strategy in favor of a more dramatic confrontation with her for his personal enjoyment. 

(Source: Detective Conan World)

Proxy of Sunlight; Creator and Supervisor of Asura Dome. In his human form, he seems to really enjoy red wine. He seems to have past interactions with Senekis Proxy, whom he said &quot;he had loved&quot;. He is also the first person to tell Vincent the in-the-face that he is a Proxy himself. Mortally wounded by Vincent (who is awakened as Ergo Proxy), and chooses to perish in the fire; the last images of him in the fire are probably his reunion with Senekis.    (Wikipedia)

Frank Archer  is a character exclusive to the first anime.  He is cool, calm, and collected, with a love for violence and war. He dreams of becoming a hero on the battlefield, viewing it as a way to rise up the ranks of the military. To this end, he does whatever is necessary to please his superiors, and always ensures that his actions earn him some publicity. As the series progresses, Archer develops an interest in the military's various projects, such as the homunculi, chimeras, and the Philosopher's Stone.   ~!Archer lost the left half of his body when the Philosopher's Stone was created in Liore, and received automail modification in order to regain his mobility. After the operations left him mentally unstable, Archer raged through Central, carrying out King Bradley's ordered executions. Riza Hawkeye shoots Archer down while he tries to kill Roy Mustang.!~   (Source: Wikipedia)


Greed is a greedy Homunculus, nicknamed the &quot;Ultimate Shield&quot;. He is able to rearrange the carbon in his body to make his skin as hard as diamond, thus making himself almost impossible to injure. As his name implies he is a very avaricious character, who likes living in luxury, surrounded by powerful minions and beautiful women. Despite his generally greedy nature, he’s shown to honestly care for his subordinates. He also has a habit of flipping people off in the manga.    

 __In the 2003 anime series:__  Greed is the second oldest of the Homunculi created by Dante. However, due to his avarice, Greed rebelled and was eventually captured and imprisoned in lab 5. He was imprisoned for 130 years until an explosion broke his seal. He then freed the caged chimera at Lab 5 in exchange for helping him get his revenge on the other homunculi and their master.    

 __In the manga and 2009 anime series:__  He is the third Homunculus created by Father. Greed apparently abandoned the other Homunculi over 100 years before the start of the series and claims to be around two centuries old. He first appears hiding in the Devil&#039;s Nest in Dublith, with his gang of chimeras all of whom he apparently rescued from military experimentation.      ~!After Greed is punished by Father, he later returns as Father removes his son&#039;s Philosopher&#039;s Stone core from his own body and inserts it directly into the body of Ling Yao to create a second Human-based Homunculus. This second Greed maintains all the same personality and powers as the first (his Ouroboros tattoo is even in the same spot), but appears to have none of his previous memories, not recognizing Envy, Gluttony, or the Elric Brothers. As such, he becomes a faithful servant of his Father, as the first Greed was presumed to have been initially, and refers to all actions prior to his rebirth as having been done by &quot;the other Greed&quot;.    After killing a past comrade and follower of his, memories from Greed&#039;s previous life returned, including his time in the Devil&#039;s Nest and the feelings he had for his followers. Remembering this, along with how Bradley killed most of his followers, leads Greed to betray Father once again. He also stops referring to his &quot;previous self&quot; as &quot;the other Greed&quot; upon regaining his memories.  !~ (Source: Wikia)

The Sumimura family's demon dog; he detects ayakashi with his sense of smell. He is about 500 years old. Madarao was previously known by the name of Ginro (銀露, Ginro?) and was at one time friends with Koya. He currently wears a collar that seals away his true demon form. When unsealed, Madarao is a competent poison user and avid illusionist.      Source - Wikipedia

Once a human, he is now an ayakashi in human skin. Can produce swords from his body. His agility, pace and acceleration is the highest among kokuboro member. Also the fastest character in Kekkaishi.   ~!  Was killed by Yoshimori in revenge for the death of Gen Shishio.  !~  Source: Wikipedia

Sigma is a college student who makes risqué jokes, which annoys girls.

Negi's father and a legendary wizard. The origin of his title is ambiguous; some bill him as the master of a thousand spells (which is patently untrue since he admits to being a dropout who only knows a handful of spells, and needs to read out of pocket notes to cast other spells). However, this was stated in a dream that Evangeline had, and because she "hates" him, may not be true. However, it seems to have been verified by Asuna having Nagi say something to the same effect during her most detailed flashback dream. There is also a rumor that he made probationary contracts with a thousand different girls, though this is almost certainly just a lie of Albert Chamomile's, meant to inspire Negi to make many contracts and earn Chamo-kun a huge brokerage fee with the Ermine Society. However, the fact that Nagi's Probationary Contract with Albireo Imma (see below) bears the number 1001 (as the Roman MI) could support this rumor. Nagi is so strong, in both magical and physical combat, that he does not even need any Ministra Magi to help him. His fighting style was that of a magic swordsman, using both speedy magic casting and hand-to-hand combat in tandem.  Despite what many people thought, he never did graduate from a wizard school, because he was a dropout. When he was ten years old, he became the winner of essentially the last Legendary Mahora Martial Arts Tournament, twenty-five years before the current one. Later, Nagi and his friends fought in a magic war that ended when he was fifteen years of age. After the war, he became famous for his heroic deeds and received the title of Thousand Master. He disappeared ten years ago in 1993, the same year Negi was born. No one knows precisely what happened to him, but most people assume he is in fact dead (In a recording made by Alberio shortly before Negi's birth, Nagi himself assumed that he would be dead by the time Negi saw it). However, Nagi at least managed to survive until four years later, where he showed up just in time to save Negi from a horde of demons attacking his home village. He seemed to still be in trouble however, as he could only stay long enough to give Negi his staff. According to some flashbacks, Nagi is a nice and playful man, with a cunning and shrewdness that surpasses common sense. The illusionary Nagi created by Alberio was much the same, though with a noticeable ego. It has been speculated that since Alberio has a pactio with Nagi, which is still currently active, this proves that the Thousand Master is still alive.

+     A boy born in a small country located in Western South Asia. He became a terrorist because of the twisted society and tough life. During the terrorist activity at the official residence &quot;Laplace&quot; he came into possession of a strange object (U.C.001). Though underworld connections he married into the Vist family and became the head of the influential Vist Foundation. He is still alive in U.C.0096 as he used cryonics. 

Troy Baker is an American actor and voice actor who works with anime films, television series, as well as video games. 

Before pursuing acting, Baker was the lead singer and rhythm guitarist for the indie-rock band Tripp Fontaine, which released the radio single "Burning Out" from their debut album "Random Thoughts On A Paper Napkin" in 2003.  

He is best known for his video game roles, including Joel Miller in The Last of Us franchise, Booker DeWitt in BioShock Infinite. His voice can also be heard in video game titles including Tales of Vesperia, Brothers in Arms, Red Faction: Guerrilla, Call of Duty: Modern Warfare 2, Final Fantasy XIII, Transformers: War for Cybertron, Call of Duty: Black Ops, Catherine, Batman: Arkham City, and Saints Row: The Third.

Animation lovers will recognize him in shows such as Cartoon Network's Generator Rex and Disney XD's Avengers: Earth's Mightiest Heroes, as well as several popular anime series such as Naruto: Shippuden and Trinity Blood.

Troy Baker

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