The leader of the Group. He is a descendant of the noble family of the Knight Troop of the Ronza Kingdom. Like his grand father, who was the legendary &quot;Blue Knight&quot;, Clay is a man of honor, responsibility and moral. The long sword, which he inherited from his ancestors, is his most proud possession next to his life. He keeps it in perfect condition always. Though he has a strong sense of justice, he feels he was not an aggressive fighter.

Worldwide wanted criminal at the beginning of the animation series, Arc was prior the main protagonist of a quest to find his 10 years missing father Yoshua, and is native from the little town of Touvil. Naturally good-hearted and altruistic, he strongly believes in the good nature of people and often happen to be delusionned by human&#039;s corruption and trend for deceiving each other. He gradually built a deep relationship with Touvil&#039;s Sacred White Clan member Kukuru, who decided to follow the will of the Guardians by following Arc through his quest to restore the balance of Nature with the benefits of their powers.    In the animation series following Arc the Lad II events, Elc considers Arc as his main antagonist and rival, seeing him as the one who led the destruction of his native village aboard the Silver Noah, Arc&#039;s current airship, before being taken to the hell of &quot;White House&quot; by the Romalian army.      ~!The blessing of the five elemental spirits of Nature maintaining the balance of the world, the Guardians, revealed Arc&#039;s fate when he helped Kukuru to re-ignite the Flame Cion, engaging the young swordman in a fight to save humanity from the Dark One&#039;s destruction by searching for a mythical Ark that enslaves it. He his framed for the murder of his uncle, the former king of Palencia, who entrusted him the Silver Noah before expressing his will to help Arc in his quest and soon being assassinated by Andel, ministry of Palencia corrupted by the Dark One, thus reluctently leading the world&#039;s governments to the Great Disaster and satisfying his thirst for destruction.!~

Takuto was never well liked, he was always cold to his peers but respected for his talents. One day his girlfriend Maki started to disappear due to always having work, after snooping around he discovered she was part of a team trying to revive a mysterious alien bio-mechanical creature, and was invited to take part in history.While conducting the experiment with his girlfriend and teacher to revive the creature(dubbed Frank) Takuto witnesses his girlfriend&#039;s death as a power surge causes the giant to suddenly spring to life and destroy the facility with only Takuto surviving. He vows vengeance and by chance is offered the chance by the mysterious Mr. X who gives him a new identity and assignment to the FUNERAL facility where Frank has been moved to serve as humanity&#039;s protector against alien threats.  As Ryu Soma he fights off the alien invasions along with Frank and other pilots. While he may seem like a trustworthy ally and brilliant strategist to his co-worker due to his talents in metallurgy, he is actually secretly waiting for his chance to eliminate Frank and get his revenge.  He has a difficult time dealing with the naive orphan girl Hattie, who has the special gift of being able to control Frank. She bears a striking resemblance to his girlfriend Maki, however she is not only naive but believes Frank to truly be an elf. This at times causes Ryu&#039;s rage to be directed onto her as he finds his desire to kill Frank conflicting with her views, but at the same time he is not without kindness towards her.

**Height:** 167 cm

Enjyu has deep red, spiky hair and light blue eyes. He has a scar across his face. Enjyu wears a purple jump suit with lightning marks on it, gloves and boots. In season 1 he wears shorts and in season 2 he wears pants. Enjyu has a very cold personality. He values power more than anything else and he is a loner. Also, he reveals a sadistic side, for example when he strikes Liena down. Though, he shows some emotions when he sees his father again, during the fight with Yamato.

(Source: B-Daman Wiki)

Harutoki is a teenage boy who gave Yasutora Sado the parakeet in which Yūichi Shibata's soul resided. He was saved from an enormous steel beam by Chad. He is later again seen with his friend Shigeo and Chad on their way to get something to eat when they are suddenly attacked by Bulbous G.

__Height:__ 133 cm (4'4")
__Race:__ Shinigami
__Rank:__ Captain of the 10th Division
__Zanpakutou:__ [Hyourinmaru](https://anilist.co/character/25881/Hyourinmaru)

Hitsugaya comes from Junrinan, District 1 of Rukongai. There, he lived with an old woman (said to be his grandmother), Momo Hinamori, and possibly other people. Little else is known about his past, but it is known that he became a Shinigami shortly after Hinamori. He is also a friend of Jidanbou, the West Gate Keeper, and was the one who taught him the "city rules."  As a child, Hitsugaya was a bit of a brat who liked to eat watermelons and poke fun at Hinamori. The two were close friends and Hitsugaya, despite being younger and much shorter than his friend, always felt that he needed to protect her. With Hitsugaya's natural talent, he quickly entered the Shinigami Institute shortly after Hinamori, despite his age. She continued to call him "Shiro-chan" out of habit and felt she needed to protect him. Because of a promise she had made, she only began to call him "Hitsugaya-kun" after he had achieved his Zanpakutō's initial release and was recognized as a Shinigami. Highly capable and knowledgeable, he quickly became the youngest of the Captains within the Gotei 13. His favorite foods are watermelon and sweet nattou. He also hates hot weather.

__Height:__ 181 cm (5'11")
__Rank:__ Co-Lieutenant of the 9th Division
__Zanpakutou:__ Kazeshini (Death Wind)
__Shikai Command:__ Kare, Kazeshini (Reap, Kazeshini)  

Shuuhei is an extremely mature and calm individual, a state that is slightly at odds with his somewhat punk-like appearance. He usually takes responsibility, and tends to avoid violence when possible. He seems to be virtuous, much like his Captain's image; until later, when it was revealed his Captain was a traitor. He is often seen in the company of Renji and Kira. Along with Hinamori, Renji and Kira followed Shūhei as their senpai during their academy days. Omake chapters also show that he is quite perverted.

A 16-year-old boy who attends a private academy with his sister. After becoming involved in Tokiko Tsumura's fight and subsequently being killed and revived by a Kakugane (which later turns out to be a dark Kakugane), he is told to simply return to his ordinary life, but instead insists upon assisting Tokiko in her battles. Kazuki is very enthusiastic and friendly, and cares deeply for his friends and sister, Mahiro, tending to put himself in danger or difficulty in order to assist or protect others. Although he has an unusual way of showing it, he does have feelings for Tokiko Tsumura.     ~!The Kakugane Tokiko used to revive Kazuki turned out to be Black Kakugane III, which transformed him into a being just like Victor. He is then pursued by the 'Muto-assassination team', as well as his former commander, Captain Bravo. During his assassination, he was dubbed 'Victor III' by the Alchemy Warriors. In the end, he sacrifices himself when he sends himself and Victor to the moon with Sunlight Heart +. In Buso Renkin Period, however, he returns to Earth successfully with help from Victor's Buso Renkin, Fatal Attraction. As soon as he returned to Earth, he and Papillon settled their scores, with Kazuki claiming victory. After this, he returns to a normal life with Tokiko.!~

From the moment Yukito is introduced, it is clear that Sakura has an enormous crush on him. She continually marvels that he can be friends with her &quot;barbaric brother.&quot;

~!Everyone involved, including Yukito himself, believes that his meeting Toya in junior high school three years ago had been coincidence. However, Yukito&#039;s nature as the false form of Yue also means that many of the things he thought he knew about himself are false. He lives in an elaborate house with his grandparents (the house is real, but the grandparents do not exist). In fact, it is unclear whether or not Yukito himself existed at all before his meeting with Toya and introduction to Sakura.

Yukito is peripherally involved in many of Sakura&#039;s adventures as the Cardcaptor, mainly because of Sakura&#039;s crush on him and his close proximity to the Kinomoto family. In the process, Yukito becomes the object of another juvenile crush; this one held by Syaoran Li. However, it is discovered later that Syaoran was just attracted to the magical energies of the moon residing within Yukito, as Syaoran draws his magical power from the moon.

Not until the last Clow Card is collected does Yukito&#039;s true form, Yue, emerge and challenge Sakura&#039;s right to the cards. Afterwards, the Yukito and Yue personalities coexist, with Yukito unaware of Yue&#039;s presence.

Unfortunately, the strain on Yue&#039;s energies becomes so great that even Yukito&#039;s massive consumption of food can no longer support it. Yukito begins to fall ill, becoming drowsy, falling asleep at the slightest opportunity, and eventually beginning to fade away altogether. The only thing that can save him is a massive infusion of magical energy, which Yue finally receives from Toya (whose earlier efforts to warn Yukito of his plight were continually interrupted by the aggressive Nakuru Akizuki).

Soon afterwards, Yukito listens to and very gently declines Sakura&#039;s confession. He has always been aware of Sakura&#039;s feelings but tells her that he believes they are more platonic (as Yukito resembles Sakura&#039;s father) than romantic. Sakura immediately realizes that &quot;the one (Yukito) likes best&quot; is in fact Toya. Earlier that day, Yukito had told Toya how alarmed he was that he had suddenly learned about the existence of the Yue identity and the falsehood of most of his memories, but Toya replies that it doesn&#039;t matter to him since the moments they have shared together are real. After Yukito rejects Sakura the two of them seem to adopt a brother-sister type of relationship.

In the manga, Yukito is last seen in the Kinomoto kitchen with Toya, helping to prepare breakfast. There&#039;s a similar scene in the anime series, where they&#039;re preparing lunch. This somewhat implies that Toya has come to fully understand Yukito&#039;s feelings for him and reciprocates them.!~

Yue is one of two guardians of Clow Cards and judges candidates to become the next master of Clow Cards. Yue's appearance is that of a young man with long, silver braided hair and violet cat-like eyes (blue in the anime). He has a pair of angelic wings that he can use to fly. Yue has jurisdiction over wind and water—the elements "under him" which in part draw on him for their existence. He is a capable fighter who can raise powerful magical barriers, send deadly crystal shards at his adversaries, draw up energy around his hands which seems to be able to cut like a blade, shoot energy arrows from an energy bow that he can summon at will, in addition to other magical attacks, such as telekinesis. On the outside, he acts very cold and aloof and is serious and intimidating.

(Source: Wikipedia)

Phil and his two friends (lanky Jan and stout Alan) are (often unsuccessful) inventors who often try to enlist Saga, Anne and Norma&#039;s help with their latest project. It is speculated that there is a love interest between Phil and Saga.    (Taken from Wikipedia.org)

A worker at Cresendo, a place where Saga&#039;s mother&#039;s piano was displayed. He is quiet but friendly to Saga.

Shōgo Asahina is a male member of the Four Holy Swords. He wears glasses and has a distinctive scar down the right side of his face. He is the leader of the first squadron of the Black Knights. Like Chiba, he develops a distrust for Zero following the Black Rebellion, questioning his tendancy to keep secrets and bring on new members such as Rolo and Jeremiah with no discussion. During the second battle of Tokyo, he is caught in the blast radius of Nina's F.L.E.I.J.A. bomb, but not before transmitting information which he claims will prove that Zero can't be trusted.

Koji Minamoto is a main character in the Digimon anime series &quot;Digimon Frontier&quot;. In this series, a group of chosen human children were given the ability to turn into digimon.    Koji was the child chosen to wield the Spirit of Light. Koji starts the series as the group loner - a kid who wanted friends, but never had the chance to make any because he had to change schools too many times. Koji receives Ophanimon's cell phone message while he was out buying flowers for his stepmother. He followed the instructions on the SMS, which led to a subway station where a Trailmon took him to the Digital World.    Koji travelled alone until he met Tommy and J.P. and had to save the two from a horde of attacking Pagumon. From then on, Koji showed up to help the other Digi Destined from time to time, and then eventually joins the group permanently. He often distances himself from the others, refusing to let anyone get too close to him. This was revealed to be because he moved a lot, and believes that no matter how close two people can get, something pulls them apart, so he stops trying to make friends and be, as he puts it, 'better prepared for it.' Originally, he is rather cold and rude towards the other DigiDestined, but eventually softens up as he becomes closer to them.    Koji has a rough relationship with his stepmother Satomi, whom he insists is : &quot;Not my mom!&quot; As such, he is distant from his father, who often tries pushing Koji into trying to get along better with her. Around halfway through the series, Koji realises that Satomi wasn't trying to take his real mother's place, but only wanted to be a part of his family. Upon returning to the real world, Koji decides to give her a second chance.    Koji also meets his twin brother, Kouichi Kimura, for the first time in the Digital World. Koji's parents had split up when they were young, and his mother had moved out with Kouichi Kimura and their grandmother. Koji's father remarried, told Koji that his mother had died, and never informed him of his twin brother. As such, Koji never knew he had a brother, let alone a twin.    Ironically, Koji was the last to find out that Kouichi, in the Digital World, was only spirit with a semi-physical form (in the real world, Kouichi fell down a flight of stairs and went into a coma). Bokomon overheard the conversation between Kouichi and Crusadermon, and was forced into telling the others (Takuya, Zoe, J.P, and Tommy) while Koji and Kouichi were out of hearing range.    After he returned home he accepted his stepmother and went with his brother to finally meet his mother whom his father had always told him was dead.    Source: Wikipedia.

He appears as the legendary digimon champion who even beat Ruki-- the Digimon Queen. He ends up in the Digital World just like the others, however, his mission is unknown. His partner is Cyberdramon, an out-of-control digimon who is extremely powerful. Ryo seems to be the only one even able to handle Cyberdramon's power. Yet this appears to be only a hint of what Ryo can really do...

Young swordsman, shaman, and heir to the Fuzuchi clan.  As a shaman, he becomes androgynous.  He has the strongest psychic powers of all the heriditary shamans of his family in many generations.

Moondoggie is the second-newest member of the Gekkostate (the newest being Renton). In the beginning, he was in charge of the LFO catapult systems and launch pads on board the Gekko, but later he becomes the head pilot, replacing Talho when she has to leave the post, as he is the group's only other licensed pilot. His pilot's license, seen in episode 34, lists his name as James Darren Emerson. His nickname is frequently shortened to "Doggie" by other members of Gekkostate, and Renton sometimes calls him "Doggie-niisan" ("Brother Doggie" in the English dub), referring to Moondoggie as his older brother. In the Japanese version, Moondoggie speaks in a strong Kumamoto accent whenever he gets overly emotional. In the English version, he occasionally talks in surfer speak. Moondoggie's role was minimal towards the end of the series; he would generally only be featured piloting Gekko, often making dramatic maneuvers to avoid attacks.   (Source: Wikipedia) 

Kadaj is the main villain for most of the movie. Along with his brothers Yazoo and Loz, he wants to find Jenova and absorb her cells so Sephiroth can return. The three of them are Sephiroth clones created by Hojo.    Kadaj is violent and very skilled with his double bladed katana (the Souba).

He is a Seiryuu Celestial Warrior. He is the elder twin brother of Suboshi and was born in Tenryou, San&#039;un Province in Kutou Empire. The true name is Koutoku Bu, born under the star Neck. As a Celestial Warrior, Amiboshi is capable of emitting chi through his mouth and channel it through a flute to control the will of others. A skilled flute player, Amiboshi holds the instrument to the left when using his powers, but to the right when he is simply playing the flute. He works as a spy. Tranquil and reserved, Amiboshi can become single-minded and merciless.

He is a Seiryuu Celestial Warrior and the younger twin brother of Amiboshi. The true name is Shunkaku Bu, born under the star Horn. As a Celestial Warrior, he is able to use a secret weapon known as the Ryuuseisui, a double meteor bell, and control it with his will alone. He and his brother are also able to communicate with one another by writing messages on their bodies.    In terms of temperament, Suboshi is fierce, impulsive, and stubborn to a fault, unwilling to listen to reason once he becomes determined to do something. He and his brother are extremely close as a result of their losing their parents at a young age and having a tough childhood. Suboshi is particularly devoted to his brother and will not hesitate to kill if it means protecting Amiboshi, even killing fellow Seiryuu warrior Tomo without a second thought for this reason alone. 

__Nationality:__ Japanese 
__Boxing style:__ Infighter, Peek-a-Boo 
__Height:__ 5'5" (164.0 cm)  
__Reach:__ 65" (165.0 cm) 
__Weight Class:__ Featherweight 
__Specialty:__ Liver Blow, Gazelle Punch, Dempsey Roll  

Ippo Makunouchi is the main protagonist of the series. He lives with his mother, Hiroko Makunouchi, and helps with the family charter boat fishing business. Ippo is a classic power in-boxer and is well known for his Peek-a-Boo style of boxing and hard punches which include three signature punches: a rib-cracking liver blow, Gazelle punch (an uppercut variant), and the Dempsey roll technique. His signature punches appear to be modeled after Mike Tyson, Floyd Patterson and Jack Dempsey respectively. Ippo is bullied throughout most of his school life. After being rescued by Takamura, he ends up being brought to Kamogawa Gym, where he displays an explosive punching power. After seeing a video of Mike Tyson, he becomes inspired to take up boxing to feel reborn with strength. He soon proves himself to Takamura and Kamogawa, and starts on the path to being a pro boxer.

Kazuya is an electrical engineering student with a passion for building his robot squid which he calls Ikariya and implenting an A.I. (artificial intelligence) system into it. He&#039;s a bit absent-minded and is clueless when it comes to girls. However it is later revealed that in the future, his work with Ikariya will eventually become the basis for the Maid Program.

Height: 175 cm
Weight: 67 kg

Daisuke is the part of the main force behind the Special Services Bureau. Quite often he prefers spending his time defending the streets and avoiding any paper work involved (hence a running joke of him &quot;not turning in his reports.&quot;) Although he never really shows it, Daisuke is quite compassionate and has a strong sense of justice. However, he has deep and painful memories of the vanishing of his mother and his father (a politician) being murdered by an android. The only memoir of his father is a bullet pendant he wears around his neck.

Position: Forward  Nationality:  Canadian    Height: 181 cm  Weight: 65 kg  Team: Sledgemamma    River is the new forward of Team Sledge Mamma and a rival to Takeshi. He used to be the back-up pilot for Team Satomi and was frustrated about being on the bench. River is an outspoken and pushy troublemaker and shows it when he pushed Takeshi into a security machine during a confrontation in the hangar, locking them in for the night. River was offered to replace Liz as defender at one time, but it was not the forward position he wanted. He then decided to leave Team Satomi so that he could challenge Takeshi in a friendly rivalry rather than a hateful one.

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