The android boy fashioned after Tobio Tenma (Astor Boynton III in the B/W American translation) by his father, the head of the Institute of Science in the year 2000. Aside from possessing the strength of 100,000 horsepower (later 1,000,000) and the kind personality of a child, he has what are called his "seven amazing powers": jet-powered flight, multilingualism, analytical skills, headlight eyes, super-sensitive hearing, hidden weapons in his back and the ability to tell if a person's good or evil. In addition he has a built-in geiger counter and shortwave communication system.

Shibata appears in the episodes 3, 4 and 5. Is a little boy&#039;s soul in a parakeet&#039;s body, because of a treat that the hollows who killed his mother made to him. Chad takes care of him and protects him from shreiker, the hollow who killed his mother when he was still alive. After Ichigo defeats shreiker and sends him to the underworld, he performs a konso on Yuuichi, telling him that his mother is waiting for him on the other side.     During the &quot;Rukia Rescue&quot; arc, Ichigo and Chad meet Yuuichi in his human form, living with an adopted family in the soul society. Keeping his promise to Yuuichi, Chad lets him ride around on his shoulders while they&#039;re in the district. Yuuichi has yet to find his mother, but he hasn&#039;t given up hope and continues searching.

Takato is the lead protagonist of Digimon Tamers. He is the only child who created his own digimon partner, Guilmon. Takato is a sweet, cheerful and a bit awkward boy who loves Digimon with all his heart, and likes drawing them and playing the Digimon card game with his friends Hirokazu and Kenta. He is kind-hearted and loyal, and is determined to protect his friends. Takato lives with his parents, Takehiro and Yoshie, in a small two-story house. The family lives in the top floor, and runs the family's bakery on the ground floor.

Nello is a young poor boy who lives only with his grandfather and has a passion for art. He is friends with Aloise, who comes from a wealthy background and supports him in his artwork. They find and befriend a young beaten dog and name it Patrasche, who becomes a loyal companion to Nello. Despite the hard work and difficult times that Nello must face, he strives to become an artist like the talented Peter Paul Rubens.  (from Anime News Networks)

Selim Bradley is the son of Führer King Bradley.    __In the manga and 2009 anime series;__ Selim is the Führer's sprightly son. He frequently asks his father to tell him stories from the battlefront and interesting anecdotes from his everyday events. Selim professes a desire to become a State Alchemist so as to be more useful to the Führer and is a self-professed fan of Edward Elric.    ~!It is later revealed that Selim is not Bradley's biological son, but rather adopted from a distant relative and also the Homunculus known as Pride.   Pride is the first Homunculus that Father created. He is the most powerful of the Homunculi and seemingly the highest ranked, as he is seen giving orders to Sloth and Envy. Thus, he is generally respected by the others. He is extremely cruel, heartlessly ruthless and extremely devoted to Father's cause. He refers to his enemies as "mister (plus a nickname)" in mocking respect and often makes big smiles and casual talks before attacking. He has also proven himself to be quite clever and resourceful. His attacks mainly center around manipulating shadows, which is convenient, because it's virtually impossible to eliminate one's shadow !~  (Source: FMA Wikia)

Reo is Hajime's friend and has a big obsession with paranormal themes, and proclaims himself as a respected paranormal researcher. However, whenever Reo finds a clue pertaining to the existence of supernatural entities, it seems that the clue turns against him. Like Hajime, he tries to be brave but is actually just a coward.

Hisashi - a boy with poor health. Kagura meets him on the &quot;morning exercises&quot;. This occurs in the 189 episode.

Tsutsui is the nerdy and kind hearted Haze junior high school Go club president who uses a play book while playing in tournaments. While he is not a strong Go player and doesn&rsquo;t play too well, he loves the game and plays with a positive attitude. Hikaru first meets Tsutsui in a &ldquo;Terakoya&rdquo; fair (it&rsquo;s Japanese food; octopus dumplings) where he would give out prizes to individuals who solved Go puzzles in Kouyo Tonya&rsquo;s book. At that time, Tsutsui was the only member of the Go club and was trying to recruit other members so his Go club can compete in tournaments with other junior high schools.

Kakeru Sakamaki is the mechanic of Sho's team. Even though he doesn't have an MTB, he can ride bikes.

Tomekichi is 'the traveling cat', a two-tailed nekomata (a feline spirit-being capable of walking upright and speech, said to grow to about the size of a dog) who is traveling around to search for missing statues. The kindly feline is doing so in honor of a priest who once took care of it, even though the priest is now presumably deceased. Even though his main duty is to search for missing statues, he is also seen taking various jobs, such as being a referee for a medium's tournament. Tomekichi apparently holds considerable esteem among his own people; on one occasion, he lead several other felines in the performing of a barrier spell-chant, which was cast in his name.

Yurie's younger brother, has a crush on Miko, Matsuri's younger sister. Furthermore he is suspicious of Tama Hitotsubashi because of her humanlike intelligence.

Doug's son, who is being raised by his mother and has become rather spoiled and aloof. He is also growing increasingly disenchanted with his father, who quit his "cool" job in the GPO to become a "boring" low-end private eye. (Wikipedia)

Shougo Ushiyama is described by Yuuichi as a 'fat country bumpkin'. They’re running against each other in the student council elections.

While Yuuichi has a dislike towards him, Shougo appears to consider the other boy a friend in some regard. Even after being pinned to a wall and threatened by him, Shougo attempts to defend Yuuichi when images are leaked of the incident. He has no hard feelings towards Yuuichi.

(Source: Paranoia Agent Wiki)

Even though he is kind, he is pressured into doing whatever Howard asks because his father works for Howard&#039;s father and Howard threatens to have his father fire Bell&#039;s father.    Info taken from Wikipedia


Kimimaro was the fifth member of the Sound Four, thus temporarily changing their group name to the Sound Five. The original four were forced to accept him against their will, as Kimimaro's combat abilities exceeded all of their skills combined. He was the sole survivor of the Kaguya clan, who could manipulate their bodies' skeletal frame. The Kaguya clan was wiped out when they attacked Kirigakure, seemingly for no reason other than the desire to kill. Having underestimated their opponent's defenses, they were slaughtered to the last man, with only Kimimaro surviving.  NOTE: Though some fans believe that his full name was Kimimaro Kaguya, the second databook only said his name as Kimimaro.  Kimimaro was referred to by Orochimaru as the most powerful member of the clan, having "abilities that even that war-loving clan feared". Because of this, he was locked away in a cage for most of his life, only released occasionally when needed to fight other clans.

Like many of Orochimaru's closest followers, Kimimaro was branded with a cursed seal, which gives him greater power at the expense of his free will. When in his level 2 form, his appearance is similar to that of a dinosaur, with dark gray skin, six large bone spines on the back of his chest, and a long bone spiked tail. He also possesses a great deal of control over his cursed seal, as he is able to control its spread throughout his body without fully activating it. Kimimaro was apparently friends with Jugo at one point, and his control over his cursed seal impressed the latter. Karin claims that Kimimaro was the only one who could stop Jugo without getting hurt.   ~! Kimimaro succumbed to his disease and died in the middle of his fight with Gaara during the Sasuke Retrieval Arc, moments before he was about to deliver the finishing blow to Gaara and Lee.!~  

Is a character of the day of the Pok&eacute;mon anime who appeared in As Clear as Crystal. Her Japanese voice actress is 津村まこと Makoto Tsumura.    Pikachu had gotten tired after Team Rocket&#039;s failed attempt at stealing it. Krystal told Ash and his friends that she could lead them to a place where Pikachu could get better, but she made Ash promise he wouldn&#039;t tell where it was.    Apparently, the location Krystal knew about was a lake with a crystal in the center of it. Electric Pok&eacute;mon from all around who were injured or tired swam in the lake and were cured of all ailments.    Team Rocket then tried to steal the crystal, when a Zapdos appeared and attempted to stop them. However, the legendary Pok&eacute;mon ended up getting injured and was unable to be healed due to the crystal being stolen.    Luckily, Ash was able to retrieve the crystal, and with the help of Pikachu and the other Electric Pok&eacute;mon, Zapdos fully recovered. Ash and the others said goodbye to Krystal and once again promised her that they would not reveal the location of the lake to anybody. 

Forrest Franklin (Japanese: タクマ・ジロー Jirō Takuma) is a ranger who appeared in the episode All in a Day&#039;s Wurmple. Forrester Franklin is Forrest&#039;s identical twin brother; Forrest is distinguished by his blue t-shirt and a mole on the left side of his face. His Japanese voice actress is Makoto Tsumura and his English voice actor is Andrew Rannells.    Forrest lives just outside Rustboro City, the place where he was born. As a ranger, he knows a lot about the area, such as where certain Pok&eacute;mon appear. He dreams of traveling but is afraid to do so.    In the episode, Forrest first appeared to help out May who was being attacked two-on-one by Team Rocket. Initially introducing himself as Franklin, he helped May to find and catch her Wurmple. Forrest admired May for her independence. Assuming that traveling helped May to become stronger, he decided to get over his fear and travel as well. At first, he suggested traveling with May and her friends but this did not happen and presumably he traveled by himself.    May took Forrest to meet Ash, Brock and Max where he met his brother for the first time in a while and any confusion was explained to the group.     Bulbapedia

Forrester Franklin (Japanese: タクマ・イチロー Ichirō Takuma) is a one-time character in the Pok&eacute;mon anime who appeared in the episode All in a Day&#039;s Wurmple. Forrest Franklin is Forrester&#039;s identical twin brother; Forrester is distinguished by his orange t-shirt and a mole on the right side of his face. His Japanese voice actress is Makoto Tsumura and his English voice actor is Andrew Rannells.    Forrest was born around Rustboro City. In the episode, he has just returned there after traveling with his Pok&eacute;mon for a long time.    When Forrester first met Ash, he asked for a battle as he was impressed by Pikachu&#039;s strength. He taught Ash about double battles and they held the first double battle in the anime since the introduction of the concept to the games in Pok&eacute;mon Ruby and Sapphire (though the anime had previously featured one in Pok&eacute;mon Double Trouble). Forrester&#039;s Ariados and Yanma used many combination attacks to provide a threat but were still defeated by Ash&#039;s Pikachu and Treecko. This defeat made Forrester realize that he still had a lot more work to do on his battle skills.    Forrester joined the group for lunch where he was reunited with Forrest. When Forrest announced his decision to travel, Forrester promised that he would watch over the forest for him.     Bulbapedia

Johanna is Dawn/Hikari&#039;s mother and a former Grand Festival champion in her day.    Johanna made her debut appearance in the anime in Following A Maiden&#039;s Voyage!.    She used to be a great Pok&eacute;mon Coordinator and is also a former winner of the Grand Festival. Dawn wanted to follow in her footsteps and become a great coordinator as well. When Dawn left on her journey, Johanna gave her one of her old ribbons.    In The Bells are Singing!, it was revealed that she sewed Buneary&#039;s vest. As a young girl, she was shown participating in a Contest in a flashback in Battling the Generation Gap! against her childhood rival, Lila.    In Battling a Cute Drama! Ash, Brock, and Dawn received their new outfits from her.    Johanna appeared in Strategy Begins at Home! and met Ash and Brock in person for the first time. She used Glameow and an Umbreon in a double battle with her daughter, which she quickly won. While one might think that her skills might have gotten rusty since she became a mom, it turns out that she teaches a Coordinator class out of her home, and even has a battlefield behind her house for instructing her students. As a result, her skills are still as sharp as ever.    In Challenging a Towering Figure!, Johanna was the hostess for the tournament which was a part of the Twinleaf Festival. She wore a gown during the occasion.    She appeared in a brief cameo in DP174, DP175 and DP176 watching Dawn compete in the Sinnoh Grand Festival, then again in person in DP177 in the audience.    [credit to bulbapedia]

Koichi is Ray's first love, revealed in a flashback to have proposed escaping with Ray from the farm where they were raised. He has been missing since Ray's rescue, making contact with Ray in episode 7 from an unknown location requesting to meet with her. He makes his first physical appearance after One attempts to kill Ray, though he still does not allow Ray to get close to him at that time. It is later revealed that he is a clone of the H Ring Man and was working for him, and the reason he was willing to do the bidding of the person he despises most was to track down Ray and to create a utopia with her by recreating life in the "white room" which included gathering all of the numbers and restoring Ray to her original self, which involved returning her original eyes which were implanted into Sumire. He grows increasingly maniacal throughout the series, and despite his insistence that he is nothing like the man he was cloned from, he shows the same level of obsession with Ray, who genetically is a clone of the H Ring man's mother. After he kills Red Ribbon, who makes a jealous attempt at Ray's life with a scalpel because of her unreciprocated crush on him, he commits suicide by shooting himself in the head, believing that Ray has died.  (Source: Wikipedia)

Ellie is with Millie, is the first of the Lily Five to appear before Yoh. The pair frequently work together and Ellie is usually the first to come to Millie&#039;s aid.    She is somewhat of a Valley girl. Ellie comes across as superficial and shallow, but cares about her friends, especially Millie. In Ellie&#039;s past she was rejected by her boyfriend.    Her medium is her manicured French nails and her Guardian Ghost is Kamaitachi, which is a pink weasel. she once merges with her pink nail, and becomes a bear-like claw.    from wikipedia

Sam was born to John and Mary Winchester in Lawrence, Kansas. He was the couple&#039;s second child, four years younger than his older brother Dean. Sam is 6&#039;4&quot; tall. He is named after his maternal grandfather, Samuel Campbell.

Another self-proclaimed hero worshipper like Joe, only younger. He lived in Blue Town, which was named after Captain Blue, serving as its protector Captain Blue Jr. Despite his jealousy for Joe being Blue's successor, Junior decided to become Joe's sidekick and offered his knowledge of Movieland as a helping hand. As the series progresses into the Gedow arc, Junior received the V-Yoyos from Captain Blue, assuming his new superhero outfit via the phrase &quot;Henshin-a-Yo-Yo, Baby!!&quot; 

__Height:__ 157cm (5'2")

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