is the original founder and director of the Nekomi Institute of Technology Motor Club. She is a resolute person and an incredibly skilled mechanic and motorcycle driver, even more so than Keiichi. She starts up her own motorcycle shop called Whirlwind and hires Keiichi and Belldandy to work for her. Normally a non-nonsense personality, she has a soft spot for cute objects, cats and children.    source: wikipedia

One of Chika&#039;s good friends in high school, who took swimming lessons from Tina along with her schoolmates. She&#039;s very afraid of the water, but managed to overcome her fear and learned how to swim. She is the shy one of Chika&#039;s group, often overwhelmed by adult matters (of the trio, her mind is the most prone to perverted thoughts) and prone to constant blushing and the occasional fainting fit.

The main antagonist of the second season, her purpose is to awaken Ikkou so that she can release her innate and uncontrollable spiritual powers. Even though she has an antagonistic role in the series, in another sense she seems to be on Ikkou's side - that is, she seems to want to enjoy her youth as much as Ikkou does, and in much the same way - with a member of the opposite sex. She states that she wants to help him in developing his spiritual powers, although what she seems to consider "helping" is different from what the protagonists would consider helping. Since Ikkou's powers are dangerous, the nuns of Saienji hope for Ikkou to restrain himself from using his power too much, while Kazuki seems to believe that the very nature of his powers are essentially good and therefore incapable of doing harm. (The last episode of the series confirms that a strong, uncontrolled awakening can be warped into a force for evil, causing riots and the like.) Nonetheless, she does not seem to want to hurt Ikkou, and while her infatuation with him makes her forceful and competitive (even to the point of violence against Chitose), she is very determined and puts in strong effort to realize a goal that ought to be easier than it apparently is which is to be happy with Ikkou. Her catchphrase in Japanese is "mata joudo."  [Wikipedia]

Lieza is a girl from the village of Holn, who has the ability to control monsters. This ability attracted the attention of the Romalia military, which began to look for Lieza, as she would be useful for their Chimera project. Lieza meets with Elc at on the airship, where she and her pet monster Paundit are being held hostage.

Kelly is a famous country singer and her manager on the way to a concert from Earth to Mars. A really great pleasure she feels but do not, and if Kelly thinks of the pesky press conferences, her mood even more drastic moves downhill. More important seems to be the concern for their beloved guitar to be, so she rented from the shuttle the entire load area. The Kelly fans get no chance to receive their star due because she is the victim of an attack. It is revealed that Kelly McCanon was not a man but. Loud investigation reports from the "Mars Police Department," a "full robot" with an artificial brain The brain is clearly a computer. The organic-textured body is technologically far from current levels on Mars, the "Seconds" (android-generation). Accordingly, Kelly is an illegal product that has violated the laws on Mars. As if the whole thing were not enough, many viewers could, by the presence of the media, watch the "execution" of Kelly and there is at the same public that she was an android from the beginning, a so-called "Third".

**Birth Place:** the Moon

Kris reveals herself as the most talented one of her class on the satellite-university. Like in Battle Athletes, she belongs to a small community of men living on the lunar surface: the Biginners. Such community lives in a profound symbiosis with nature, and refuses every kind of technology, preferring to live in harmony in an environment unpolluted. Kris, especially, belongs to a family of priests, able to feel spirits and talk with them.   On the satellite-university, Kris shares her room with Akari and Anna, as well as Gyubei, her cow brought from the moon and whose milk Kris believes she can't survive.   Her feelings for Akari are clearly of romantic nature, or rather, after meeting the terrestrial athlete, she is struck by love at first sight. In the last episodes of the second series this feelings are reciprocated. Furthermore, during those last episodes, the two share an emphatic bond, conjured up by Kris and made solemn by the spirits worshiped  by her. 

Yoshino is a slim woman with long brown hair. Yoshino claims to oppose her superior and lover, Jin Kariya. She resembles Uryū Ishida&#039;s mother in appearance, but it is stated that the Bounts can not produce life. Yoshino seems to be the exception to the rule, as it was stated that she could reproduce. Yoshino also bears a great resemblance to Rantao, the creator of the Bounts. The reason for their resemblance is because Yoshino is a copy of Rantao, since the Bounts are artificial souls that were created based on shinigami souls. She merges with Goethe after Kariya removes her seal, and dies when she is impaled through the chest by Kariya. [Wikipedia]    During the initial fights with the bounts, she saves Uryu&#039;s life, which she claimed was to keep him from falling into the bount&#039;s hands. After several conversations together, they seem to become attracted to each other, but not quite to the point of romance. When Yoshino is stabbed by Kariya, Uryu arrives on the scene and holds her in his arms, begging her not to die. From his reactions, it is possible that Yoshino could be the first person Uryu ever fell in love with.

A teacher at Karakura High School. She wears glasses and isn't bothered by Ichigo Kurosaki's absence in school, saying she knows he'll eventually return to school. She seems to think very poorly of her other students when they are absent, even going so far as to call them punks.   Misato Ochi is a very kind and enigmatic teacher, especially towards Ichigo Kurosaki and his friends. After a three month absence on Ichigo's part, she punished him with a simple tap on the head with her book, and told him to take a seat. She never shows any anger or suspicion as to why they take long leaves of absence, but feels they have good reasons. She is currently asleep with the rest of Karakura town in the Soul Society. 

Kanisawa was a student at Shinigami Academy. She was a Senpai to Momo Hinamori, Renji Abarai and Izuru Kira. She died when a group of hollows attacked her during a training mission in the material world led by her, Shūhei Hisagi and Aoga. Her death scene, where she is impaled by the hollow, is much more drastic in the manga than in the anime. 

Part of Orihime&#039;s Power. Shun&#039;ō is a friendly young male spirit (who appears to be female in the anime) with a topknot. He and Tsubaki are usually the ones who talk to Orihime. He is capable of healing together with Ayame.

Zakuro is Dokuro's younger nine-year-old angel sister, though she looks significantly older, and has a far larger bust size than her older sister. She has the super-human powers of most angels and wears a dress modeled after a naval officer's uniform, as well as an eyepatch on her left eye, for unknown reasons. Calm and soft-spoken, she is quite proficient in battle. Her weapon is a wet towel named "Eckilsax" which can be split into two or more for close combat, as well as stretching itself to bind the opponent. In the second anime series, she moves in with Sakura and Dokuro. She seems to get on well with Sakura, although she sometimes suggests that Dokuro kills Sakura.  Source: wikipedia.org

Dita is the second of the two persocoms looking for Chii. Her role is to protect Jima both physically and as a pro-active firewall, hacking into any persocom who tries to hack into Jima and shutting it down (which happens to Yuzuki during her attempt to hack Jima). Dita appears to love Jima, but tries to deny it, believing the persocoms cannot or should not experience such feelings.

Sophie is a member of the swim club and Shirley Fenette's roommate in the first season at Ashford Academy.    ~!In the third episode, The False Classmate, some girls can be heard telling Kallen that Sophie was worried about her because she was missing too many classes. And in the episode Geass vs. Geass, she is coerced into leaving her dorm room in order for Lelouch and C.C. to search it for any evidence of Shirley discovering Zero's identity. !~

Monica Kruszewski is the Knight of Twelve; she is a gentle-looking woman with blonde hair whose appearance masks just how dangerous she can be. She is stationed aboard the Emperor's flagship, Great Britannia.    ~!During the attack on Kaminejima, the Emperor leaves her to deal with Schneizel and the Black Knights. She is killed by Suzaku during the attempt to remove Lelouch from power. She dies in 4 sec, suprised by the enemy without having the time to fight. !~

Alicia Lohmeyer is an aide and adviser assigned by Britannia to observe Nunnally upon her appointment as the new Viceroy of Area 11. The quintessential Britannian, she regards Nunnally&#039;s pro-Eleven political stance with frigid opposition, but dutifully obeys regardless.      ~!When Zero engineers the exile of one million Japanese during a second attempt at forming the Special Administrative Zone of Japan, she nearly starts a second massacre by firing upon the crowd. Suzaku disarms her to prevent it from happening again. She becomes more resentful as Nunnally begins to assert herself in the workings of the government, and even orders Kallen&#039;s execution (which is derailed by Sayoko) while Nunnally is being evacuated from the second battle of Tokyo. But Alicia dies when the decoy ship she entered is consumed in the blast from the F.L.E.I.J.A. bomb, killing her and the other occupants.!~    Her name and character design are direct references to Miss Rottenmeier, a character from Nippon Animation&#039;s popular anime series Heidi, Girl of the Alps.    Source: CodeGeass Wiki

Michiru works as the local tarot card reader and shares with Eiri an emotional bond that weaves her into the saga of Cossette's vengeance.  (Source: Wikipedia)

The water priestess of Mt. Muldoon, as well as the oldest. Creeping towards thirty years of age, Miz's main concern, aside from her duties as a priestess, is keeping herself looking beautiful and hoping that she'll one day find a suitor so that she can marry and retire. While bathing in the springs of Arliman, a bumbling servant pours freezing cold water on her, causing her to scream, and Fujisawa, thinking she's in danger, "saves" her from her attacker. Taken with how handsome her "hero" is (not to mention that he is a teacher with a steady income), Miz instantly falls head over heels for him. Even as the world is in danger, Miz's primary motivation for ending the Bugrom conflict is so that she can plan out the whole wedding ceremony before Fujisawa can even say yes or no. Although she's more than capable of taking care of herself, she likes playing the delicate flower role when wooing Fujisawa.   Eventually, she and Fujisawa tie the knot by the end of El Hazard 2, and the water priestess becomes Miz Fujisawa. At the end of the Alternative World, she later gives birth to their son.   Miz in The Wanderers   Miz is very much the same person she is in the OVA. The water temple she controls was briefly left in the hands of Nanami, who turned it into a water park, much to Miz's dismay.   (Source: Wikipedia) 

25-year-old war front line photo-journalist who became a celebrity after taking a picture of civilians raising a makeshift UN flag in war-torn Uddiyana.   (Source: Wikipedia)

Hotohori&#039;s wife and the mother of Boushin.

Valentine is Villefort's daughter by his first wife. She is a kind and caring person, but she is also somewhat withdrawn and rather frail. She is very sickly most of the time. While she appears to have a civil relationship with her father, she is more attached to her grandfather Noirtier. Though she is formally engaged to Franz, she does not seem to have feelings for him; instead, she prefers the company of Maximilien Morrel. Unfortunately, due to his position as a soldier, Maximilien does not meet with her father's approval.

Introduced as the doctor in charge of the simple body swap procedure for Motoko but  in reality is an Narcotic Suppression Squad agent bent on killing her.

An attractive school nurse and a former street racer.    A former car club member and street racer, Kadena is a teacher at Tsujikou, taking over from the absent Nanno. She uses her beauty to inspire her male students to work hard, and entices the girls with attractive university guys. She feels responsible for her younger brother Kazuhito being in a coma, because he crashed his car in a race with her. Onizuka lifts her out of her bad mood by racing her, showing that it can be fun if you aren&#039;t too reckless. She later &#039;helps&#039; set Shinomi up with Eikichi, but things don&#039;t quite go right.        In the anime adaptation of Great Teacher Onizuka, Nao Kadena takes the role of the school nurse played by Naoko Moritaka in the manga. Her techniques and past are remarkably similar to her character in Shonan Junai Gumi - though she was clearly introduced as a brand new acquaintance to the existing cast. In later storylines her actions were adaptations of Moritaka&#039;s from the manga.     (Source: Wikipedia)

Dorothy Ann Elias-Fahn is an American voice actress who is the wife of fellow voice actor [Tom Fahn](https://anilist.co/staff/95771).

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