Cleitus the Black is an officer of the Macedonian army led by Alexander the Great. 

Shrieker (シュリーカー, Shurīkā) is a Hollow with features resembling a frog and retractable bat wings on his arms. He is the fourth Hollow to be defeated by Ichigo Kurosaki, and the second to reveal his history.  Shrieker is a Hollow with high intelligence. Like many other Hollows, he is driven to kill; however, he also reveals that he was a murderer before he died. He is extremely manipulative, as he tells Yuuichi Shibata that he would revive his mother if he can run away from him for 3 months, just for the pleasure of killing anyone who gets involved with him. He also uses underhanded tactics in battle, as he threatens to blow up Yuuichi's cage to prevent Chad from giving chase while he hunts down Rukia.   ~!About 4 or 5 years ago before the main storyline, Shrieker was once a serial killer, that killed 7 or 8 people. He roamed around various places killing people using what looked like a butcher knife. Yuuichi Shibata's mother was his last victim. He stabbed her multiple times while she protected her son, eventually following her out to the veranda. As he was about to stab her for the last time Yuuichi grabbed onto his shoelaces, causing him lose his balance and subsequently fall out of a high story window.  This event led to Shrieker's death as a Human, but also his inevitable transformation into a Hollow, still holding a grudge against Yuuichi for killing him. Shrieker decided to play a game with Yuuichi, taking his soul out of his body, and placing it inside a parakeet. He told the boy that if he could run away from the Hollow in his current form for 3 months, he would restore his mother to life. Shrieker only started the game to gain more victims as no Hollow or other creature can restore life to someone who has died.  Attempting to save the boy's soul, two Shinigami were already eaten by Shrieker.!~ (Source: Bleach Wikia)

Female, octopus-like Hollow who dislikes fighting, preferring to float out of reach in a manner as if hanging in the air, hence the title "Chandelier." She attacks by firing seed-like projectiles at humans, co-opting their bodies and using them as fodder. She can also fire the seeds like missiles. Numb Chandelier is defeated by Orihime Inoue after she awakens her latent powers while trying to protect Tatsuki Arisawa. 

Valkus is the bumbling general of the Tycoon air force, leading the flag-airship Iron Wing, who, despite his aggressiveness and large size, is fiercely loyal to Queen Lenna.  (Source: Wikipedia)

Dosu is a genin from the Sound Village, and leader of his squad. They were under the direct supervision of Orochimaru during the chunin exams. Dosu uses a sound amplifying device on his left arm, called a melody arm, to increase the vibrations he makes when he hits something, causing damage to the opponents ears and messes up their sense of balance. He is the only member of his squad to advance to the second stage in the chunin exams after defeating Choji Akimichi. When he learns that Orochimaru favors Sasuke more than him, Dosu sets out to prove himself by killing Gaara. However, Gaara's demon quickly kills him with a sweep of its giant tail.

Hizashi Hyuuga was a member of the Hyuuga Clan. He was the father of Neji Hyuuga, the younger twin brother of Hiashi Hyuuga, and the uncle of Hinata and Hanabi Hyuuga. Hizashi's brother, Hiashi, was supposed to die as punishment for killing a shinobi from the Thunder Country (for kidnapping his daughter, for the byakugun). Hizashi decided that, while he resented how the family was set up, it would be best for him to die, and so he disabled his brother and offered himself. This is part of the basis for Neji's resentment.

Count D is the owner of the Pet Shop in Chinatown. He sells many rare and mysterious pets. Though he denies the name is "Count D"—claiming that this title belongs only to his grandfather, the shop's true owner—most humans refer to him by this name. He runs a pet shop in Chinatown while the shop's alleged true owner is travelling abroad. 

He appears fonder of animals than humans and displays a love of the natural world. He usually appears calm and soft-spoken. He enjoys drinking tea and has a special fondness for confectionery.

Sabato is a special operative within the Galaxy Police, assigned to deal with serious criminals. He was a survivor when Kain broke free of his bonds and destroyed the GP Headquarters, drawn back to 1970 with Kain by the fugitive's energy. Aware of Kain's vendetta against those with the Jurai power - namely Achika Masaki and her father Yosho - he watches the former more out of feelings of retribution than her own well-being, waiting for Kain to make his move so he may kill the criminal himself.    Posing in a human disguise to hide his Wau features, Sabato was keeping an eye on Achika by posing as a student in her class. When Ryoko noticed what he was doing, she eventually confronted him and Sabato revealed his true identity to her by identifying that he knew her criminal status. After explaining everything to Ryoko, Sabato then pointed out that he will catch her after he is done with Kain. Sabato made a vain attempt to kill Kain during his attack on Achika at Tokyo Tower and he was easily killed by him.    Sabato possessed a cybernetic left arm, which could be modified, depending on what opponent he faced. When he confronted Ryoko, it was a simple blaster easily disguised as a normal hand. However, when he faced Kain, Sabato had a more powerful laser cannon mounted to it.    (source:Wikipedia)

Cars is the leader of the Pillar Men. He is intelligent, ruthless, and single-minded in his dedication to obtaining the Red Stone of Aja. Strangely, despite his apathy towards humans and willingness to kill them, he has been shown to be more compassionate for other living beings. In Switzerland, he sliced a car that was about to hit a puppy in half, and later on maneuvered himself during a long fall to miss a patch of flowers near the bottom of the cliff. Cars' power is that of light; he is able to produce bladed appendages from his arms and use these to reflect blinding light toward his enemies. He also has the same powers over his body that all the Pillar Men share.    ~!When he gains the power of the stone mask, he becomes invulnerable to sunlight, and also gains some abilities on a genetic level; he can produce living creatures and control them, and can mutate his body into various forms. He outlasts his comrades and eventually does gain almost unlimited power as the ultimate "evolved" man through the Red Stone of Aja and a stone mask. In a final confrontation, he succeeds in severing Joseph's hand but is eventually blown into space by a volcanic eruption as well as an ultimate Ripple attack from Joseph. Being immortal, he does not die; however he is unable to return to Earth after being thrown out of orbit. Trapped in the void of space for eternity, he eventually stops thinking and desires death.!~ He is named after the 80's new wave group The Cars.  (Source: Wikipedia)

__Height:__ 165 cm (5'5")
__Race:__ Human  
__Occupation:__ Superhero 
__Level:__ S-Class 
__Rank:__ 3 
__Affiliation:__ Heroes Association

 Bang is an S-Class, rank 3, superhero for the Heroes Association, settled in Z-City. Bang owns a dojo passed down from generations, and uses the fighting style the Rock-Smashing Water Stream Fist.   

__Abilities:__ Bang being in the top 3 of the S-Class ranking, he is acknowledged by the public and heroes to be a strong fighter. Not much is known about Bang's abilities other than that he uses a martial art called "Rock-Smashing Water Stream Fist".  



A seemingly mouthless man, the appointed examiner for the first part of the Hunter Exam. He tests the examinees&#039; stamina by leading them on an marathon of initially unknown length through an underground tunnel. Though he seems only to move his legs at a fast walking pace, the examinees are forced to run faster and faster to keep up with his speed. After they emerge from the tunnel, Satotz then leads the examinees through the Numere Marsh, nicknamed the "The Swindler's Nest", a swamp filled with deadly man-eating animals, before leaving them at the site of the second exam. As an Archaeological Hunter in his normal profession, he was also inspired by Ging in taking up the Hunter license. He initially simply felt a strong civic duty to carry out his role as a judge, he progressively takes a liking to Gon and wishes to help him.

Gilbert Ross is the head forensics coroner at the Royal Investigative Service. ~!He served as the main antagonist in B: The Beginning. He has multiple personalities and gains fulfillment in life from killing others. He dies at the end of B: The Beginning when he is killed by Keith.!~

Charlotte&#039;s brother. Before having negotiations with D tried to save his sister himself, however, was wounded and lost nearly all his people. Also, he was the one who hired Marcus brothers in order to save Charlotte.

"Sworn shield and childhood friend to King Regis, Clarus is valued as much for his voice as he is his mettle. His son, Gladio, travels alongside the king's in FINAL FANTASY XV."
Source: https://finalfantasy.fandom.com/wiki/Clarus_Amicitia

Retired member of the Demon Slayer Corps, having previously held the title of Thunder Hashira. He trained Zenitsu Agatsuma and Kaigaku.

Glenn Arias is the primary antagonist of Resident Evil: Vendetta. Known around the world as a merchant of death, he developed mutagenic viruses and B.O.W.'s and sold them to terrorists and warring nations on the black market. After suffering a personal tragedy directly caused by the U.S. Government, Arias swore revenge on not only the United States but all of humanity.

(Source: Monster Fandom)

He is a member of The Guild and his ability is Moby-Dick.

Beerus is powerful, yet lazy and playful (like most cats). His similarities to cat-like behavior also display in his love for long sleep sessions and how he grooms himself. Beerus is always in a bad mood when he wakes up from his deep slumber, but becomes less grumpy the more awake he is. Similar to many cats, he likes to display dominance, and will claim whatever he desires to have without much consideration for how it will affect others. He is also a gourmet, and his planet is stocked with fish and other sorts of food. While he is a fearsome god, his cat-like gestures and his variety of facial expressions separate him from the more malevolent antagonists in the series. He has a very indifferent behavior toward death, being the God of Destruction, and cares little to none about death and the billions, possibly trillions of lives he has taken over the years he has been the God of Destruction. He often uses the threat of destroying Earth as a means to get what he wants or as a simple warning to Whis and the other Z fighters.

Chandler is the highest-ranked demon of the Demon Clan as well as Meliodas' former master.

Takaya Aiba is the elder of the twins (for 30 minutes). He was saved by his father before he changes to a Radam Tekkaman and he escapes to defend Earth from their invasion. Aki and Noal find him when he fells to Earth and he claims he's lost his memories so they call him D-Boy. He can only remain in Tekkaman form for 30 minutes before he loses control of himself and becomes a killing machine. He knows he has to fight his siblings and close friends of him but he still desides to continue even if it pains him. He doesn't care whatever happens to him in order to save the planet.  In english version he is called: Nick Carter.

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