Shamrock&#039;s second-in-command, Smith is a silent warrior who often lets the guildmaster ride on his shoulder.    (from dothackers.net)

Birdy is a bird, who is the member of the Jetterz. Mighty was his good friend, and after Mighty disappeared, he went to find him. 

Tsukiji Makunouchi is the father of both Zen and Karin, he is also a master chef. He mysterously disappears only to disguise himself as &quot;Clown&quot; and helps Zen along the way.

Breed: Great Dane    Hougen's brother;  Hougen kills him as an act of mercy. He, along with his brother, are maneaters.

Another of Hougen&#039;s generals. He is a blind dog with extremely sharp senses, which he calls his &quot;mind&#039;s eye.&quot; Like Buruge, Bat was fighting against Ohu. He was defeated by Ken and Kagetora. When they showed him kindness by sparing his life, he also shed tears and joined Ohu.

__Nation's name:__ Kongeriket Norge (Kingdom of Norway)  
__Capital:__ Oslo  
__Language:__ Norwegian 
__National flower:__ Heath  

One of the Nordic countries, and seemingly one of the most enigmatic characters in the series. His hair is pale blonde, and he possesses dull, soulless dark blue eyes (similar to Japan’s) as well as a curly ahoge that floats independently beside his head (sometimes accompanied by a small dot). This was said by Hidekaz Himaruya to be because Norway is a “whimsical” type of character, thus the reason why the hair curl is floating and unattached to his head.  He has a younger brother named Iceland whom he’s quite close with. It was confirmed by a DNA test that the two are in fact blood brothers, but even so, Iceland refuses to call Norway “Onii-chan” (Big Brother).   Norway’s self-proclaimed best friend is Denmark, whom he has known since they were children. Denmark seems to be terribly dense, for he does not realize that Norway doesn’t consider them to be close in the slightest. Often times, you can find Norway picking on Denmark, but he’s too oblivious to notice.   His personality is rather mysterious, and he doesn’t talk much or show emotion. He’s apparently very shy around strangers, and is somewhat of a recluse. According to Iceland’s pet puffin, Mr. Puffin, he’s surprisingly snarky. Like England, he is able to interact with and see supernatural creatures. It is because of this that you can sometimes see a little fairy or troll by his side. Also to note is that he speaks in a Tsugaru dialect, and is often seen sporting a barrette shaped like a Nordic Cross on the left side of his head.  Although his official human name has not been decided, Hidekaz Himaruya revealed in a blog post that he has considered “Bjørn,” “Børre,” “Kjetil,” “Knut,” “Lukas,” and “Sigurd” as possible first names with the possible surnames “Bondevik” and “Thomassen.”

__Family:__ Vongola Family
__Flame:__ ~!Sky Flame!~

Tsuna's father, who supposedly works at oil fields, rarely sees his family. Iemitsu is the great-great grandson of the first Vongola boss. Tsuna believes him to be a loser father who has nothing to do with the Mafia, but Iemitsu is actually a crucial member of the Mafia. Though not officially part of the Vongola Family, he is the &quot;Outside Advisor&quot;, which is the second highest position, second only to the boss, when family crises arise. After Vongola IX chose Xanxus as his successor, Iemitsu, who wants Tsuna to become the next boss, protested. He traveled around the world while he waited for the 9th's reply.  He returned to Japan with Dino and brought with him the real halves of the Vongola Rings. Since he did not want anyone to know he was bringing the real halves, he instructed Basil, his subordinate and disciple, to bring the fake halves to Tsuna (though Basil did not know they were fake), in order to use him as a decoy. Even though he used him as a decoy, both Reborn and Dino believed that it was the right decision. Still, Basil remained loyal to him.    

During Tsuna and his family's training, Iemitsu secretly watched over each one of them. During the battle for the Vongola rings, Iemitsu believed that the IX was dead. He went to Italy with his subordinates to verify his suspicions. When he supposedly found the IX, it was revealed that it was a fake IX. In the Future arc, Iemitsu and his wife is currently on vacation in Italy. Lemitsu usually carries a pickaxe around. He was also once known as the Vongola's &quot;Young Lion&quot;. 

__Height:__ 172 cm 
__Dominant Hand:__ Right 
__Play Style:__ Aggresive Baseliner 

Hiyoshi Wakashi is the latest addition to the regular team. Despite being a sophomore, Hiyoshi is a very promising player, and a lot of people has been speculating that Hiyoshi will replace Atobe as the next captain of Hyoutei. Hiyoshi's family has a dojo, that is why he incorporates martial arts with his tennis. He first appeared in the series as Echizen's opponent for the tie-breaking match between Hyoutei and Seigaku. In the nationals, he played doubles with his senpai, Mukahi Gakuto.

__Height:__ 178 cm    
__Dominant Hand:__ Right  
__Play Style:__ All rounder  

Akazawa Yoshirou is known to be a powerful and talented singles player. Despite being St. Rudolph&#039;s team captain, he does not exert a lot of influence and he usually leave the decision making skills to the team&#039;s manager, Mizuki. During the regional tournament he played doubles with his kouhai, Kaneda and eventually won the game against Seigaku&#039;s Golden Pair.

Drake is a mercenary hired by the British Library Special Operations Division. He formerly worked for the American special forces. He is an expert in most firearms and special weapons, and while having no superpowers, is extraordinarily tough. Despite a no-nonsense demeanor, he appears to be superstitious and obsessed with luck. He is also a father of a 16 year old girl, which he occasionally meets.

After Enjun's death, his younger brother Chusho seizes power in Sa province by imprisoning Eiki and the acting imperial governor. Disregarding the cost and chaos involved, he orders a search for the seals of the previous governor and orders the Satsujinzoku to intercept the new co-governors, Shurei Hong and Eigetsu To. He plans to force the Hong clan into an alliance by marrying Shurei to one of his grandsons, whom he views as pawns for his ambition.  Source :: Wiki

Sawachika Eri's personal butler. A former soldier (apparently, he lost his eye in battle, since he wears an eyepatch). 

Working undercover as a tow truck, Tow-Line (Wrecker Hook in Japan) has learned the rules of the road, and now lives by them, punishing any infraction, large or small, and even if a fellow Autobot responsible is responsible. He is well known for the phrase &quot;No parking means no parking!&quot; He&#039;s responsible for traffic riot control, and can use his powerful hook to lift and carry anything from a car to a bullet train.    (From Wikipedia)

Hightower is the name of a member of the Build Team and transforms into a crane. He is able to combine with his team and become either leg or the arms to the giant robot Landfill. His Japanese equivalent in CarRobots is called Build Cyclone.    Hightower is an excellent marksman, storming into battle with a cannon in one fist and a magnum in the other. He likes to make things hot for Megatron with fire weapons and flame throwers. He is very alert to dangerous situations and often guards the Construction Team leader, as well as providing the solid support and advice of a seasoned warrior.    (From Wikipedia)

He seems to be Seto Kaiba's right-hand man and business adviser, as he appears later in the anime series to help Kaiba manage KaibaCorp.

A senior student and a member of the Reject Five. He's known as the one of the leading weirdos at school and is always wearing a mask.

Detective Dick Gumshoe is the only detective currently employed that Phoenix [Wright] has any contact with. Though well meaning, he&#039;s not the sharpest tool in the shed.    Personality: Gumshoe takes great pride in his work, and also in his &quot;strong bond of trust&quot; with the prosecutor&#039;s office. He&#039;s usually cheerful, is hardworking, and eager to please. But he also takes his job seriously, which causes conflict when he wants to help both sides of the case. Can sometimes be easily discouraged.    Misc Facts: Gumshoe LOVES steak lunches.    Gumshoe has two distinct styles of speech depending on which version you play. In the English, Gumshoe ends a lot of his sentences with &quot;Pal.&quot; In the Japanese, Itonoko uses slang in which he slurs the ends of his sentences (i.e. &quot;nan desu ka?&quot; becomes &quot;nansska?&quot;). Listen for it in the TGS trailer.    The reason Gumshoe seems to be the only working detective through the series is because he uses his &quot;powers of persuasion&quot; to get himself assigned to many cases.    Friends and Family: Gumshoe has no known family members, but he&#039;s very loyal to Prosecutor Edgeworth.    Name Origin:   English: &quot;Dick&quot; is obviously a reference to him being a &quot;detective,&quot; and &quot;Gumshoe,&quot; is a common slang for a PI.    Japanese: &quot;Itonokogiri&quot; roughly means, &quot;a saw.&quot; The creator says he chose the name for its uniqueness. The name &quot;Keisuke&quot; was taken from a musician.    French: Comes from &quot;detective.&quot;    Background: Not much about Gumshoe&#039;s back story is known, other than he became a detective roughly six months before the case of State vs Fawles.

ZZ is another of DIO's assassins who confronts the Joestar Group. He is a Stand User who drives his Wheel of Fortune.

**Position:** Lineman/Offensive Tackle
**Jersey:** 52
**40 yard dash:** 5.1s

Kuroki sports dark hair of medium-length with noticeably longer eyelashes than the other two. He seems to be the most violent, and his usual weapon is his metal bat. When playing defense, Kuroki can sometimes play Linebacker. The other two stick to Defensive Line. He seems to be a prodigy at games, whether it be tossing hoops or an arcade game. (In the first book end-of-the-book character introduction, he is shown to be firing a Kikôha as he yells "HUH-DOE-KEN!!!") In the arcade when Deimon does their final prep work for facing Seibu the first time, Kuroki is shown to be furiously button-mashing, and a player comments that he is unexpectedly good at video games. Out of the three, Kuroki is the most hot-headed, and willing to fall back on his streetfighting skills when his lineman skills fail him. Later, as he and the others become more distinguished as individuals, Hiruma gives him his own nickname, "fish mouth".   He is surprisingly gifted musically as music is one of the few classes he excels in.

Hiruma's ferocious dog, Cerberus is named after the Greek mythical creature that guards the gates to Hades. Though incredibly intelligent for a dog, Cerberus is apparently driven entirely by his appetite. Hiruma often uses Cerberus to frighten his players into training harder, and also to track down missing club members. However, in one omake Q&amp;A segment, the Devil Bat claims that Cerberus is a wild dog that simply stays with Hiruma in order to get food more easily.   In the anime, it was shown that Cerberus simply showed up at Deimon's football field when Hiruma was in middle school. Hiruma noted that Cerberus had "a good look in his eyes" and challenged the dog to a showdown. When they clashed, Cerberus managed to tear one of Hiruma's sleeves, but Hiruma had fastened the spiked collar on Cerberus in an instant, making Cerberus the loser. According to Kurita, Hiruma took a liking to Cerberus, and Cerberus did everything Hiruma told him to (and showing in episode 27 that Hiruma really did care for Cerberus a lot).   Cerberus is somewhat anthropomorphic, and is able to use his front paws like hands while standing on his hind paws and talk. According to chapter 251 of the manga, Cerberus can bench press 120kgs (264 lbs). 

__Height__: 173 cm
__Hobbies__: Rugby, Scuba diving, and Skiing  

Masami Iwasaki

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