[Alfred](https://anilist.co/character/6151/)'s girlfriend.

Alfred meets her and her family on a train leaving for Great Waterland after his holidays.

You Hazuki is an ambitious and energetic thirteen year-old junior high schoolgirl , who moves to Tokyo from the Japanese countryside to live with her father Toshihiko and attend school.    You, who has exceptional jumping abilities, is passionate about volleyball and dreams of one day being a part of Japan's national women's volleyball team in the 1988 Seoul Olympics. She joins her school's girls' volleyball team and quickly becomes one of the top players.      Source: Wikipedia

One of the Three Sorcerer Generals. She casts Ancient Language Spells that turn her enemies into stone. Like Nei, she uses the orthodox sword techniques of the Hariken School and is a proud magic swordsman. She despises men and believes in the strong bond of the Sorcerer Generals. Under Nei’s orders, she takes on Dark Schneider.

Atsugessho was a Droid belonging to Berthier which appeared in episode 61.    She took a human form under the name &quot;Atsuge Shouko&quot; while she worked at Otafukuya, a store that was part of the operation to take over the future Crystal Points of Crystal Tokyo. However, after Usagi scared away her customers with a loud outburst about how makeup would not make a man fall in love with a girl, she revealed her true form and attacked Usagi.    After a brief battle against Sailor Moon, Luna, and Tuxedo Mask, she was destroyed by Sailor Moon&#039;s Moon Princess Halation attack.    Atsugessho could increase the size of her powder puff several times fold and could flatten objects with it. She could also spit out a corrosive liquid that would disintegrate whatever it touched.     (Source: Project WikiMoon)

A female droid who appeared in episode 65. She was summoned from a wine glass where she remained dormant by Calaveras to inform Rubeus that she was willing to accept the assignment of corrupting the Fancy Fancy Omazinai House, an occult shop located on one of the Crystal Points of the future city of Crystal Tokyo, with Dark Power despite her earlier refusal. When she learned from Berthier that the mission had already been passed on to Petz, their older sister, Calaveras left with the droid and proceeded to aid Petz in her task by incapacitating the Fancy Omazinai House&#039;s saleswomen so that the two sisters could take their places. At the shop, Calaveras and Petz sold charms that supposedly granted wishes in order to invoke emotions that would make the bearers of the charms actually oppose the dreams that had prompted them to buy the trinkets in the first place, thus contributing to the corruption of the Crystal Point with Dark Power. When Usagi Tsukino, Minako Aino, Makoto Kino, and ChibiUsa held an in-store discussion on the topic of love, Petz was led to profess the worthlessness of the idea, arousing the suspicion of the four girls. The two sisters were forced to reveal their true selves, and, with the help of Jamanen, attempted to eliminate the girls. However, they were soon distracted by Makoto, who sprayed them with a fire extinguisher so that ChibiUsa and Usagi had the opportunity to escape. It also gave Minako and Makoto the chance to transform into Sailor Venus and Sailor Jupiter. During the ensuing battle, the droid managed to incapacitate her adversaries by changing to a liquid state and trapping them in a sticky pink gelatinous substance. When Sailor Mercury and Sailor Mars arrived on the scene, she managed to incapacitate them in the same manner. The droid was eventually destroyed by Sailor Moon&#039;s Moon Princess Halation. Jamanen is made up entirely of a pink semi-solid gelatinous substance. Her eyes are green.    (Source: The Oracle :: BSSM Encyclopaedia)

Saori was an anime-only character who appeared in the SuperS season. She was a friend of Mamoru&#039;s who attended the same high school and university as him. She had a crush on Mamoru, but didn&#039;t realize that their mutual friend Kobayashi had a crush on her. Even after meeting Usagi and Chibiusa, she planned to confess her love for Mamoru and give him a tie she&#039;d bought because she thought Usagi was not really a &quot;serious&quot; girlfriend for Mamoru.    She was one of Tiger&#039;s Eye&#039;s Dream Mirror targets, so she became a spectator to one of Super Sailor Moon&#039;s battles with a Lemures. During this battle Mamoru was almost attacked but Super Sailor Moon threw herself in the Lemures&#039; path to protect him. Mamoru, fearful for Super Sailor Moon&#039;s life, called out his nickname for her (Usako). Saori not only realized that Usagi was Super Sailor Moon, but she saw how strong Usagi and Mamoru&#039;s love really was. She then decided to give the tie to Kobayashi instead, saying that there was no way she could win against the girl who protected peace all over the world.

(Source: Wikimoon)

__National team jersey number:__ #11  
__Position:__ Mid-fielder  
__Nickname:__ Field Artist  

He came to Nankatsu a few days after Tsubasa, whom he becomes his best friend. Taro moves from one place to another, following his father who works as a traveling artist. Before he met Tsubasa at Nankatsu, he played with Hyuga, Takeshi and Ken at Meiwa and with Matsuyama at Furano. Taro is sweet, kind and loyal to his friends. He is also sensitive to everybody’s feelings. Taro is a tender-hearted boy who is always smiling. But don’t underestimate him because he is just as skillful as Tsubasa.

Maron is an anime-only character who first appears in the Garlic Jr. saga as Kuririn's girlfriend. She is very ditsy (always calling Kuririn &quot;Kurin&quot;), uncommitted, and out-spoken, referring to Chi-Chi and Bulma as old ladies which frustrated and angered them. She looks similar to Bulma and many people confuse the two, but both have very different traits, most notably Maron's figure being slightly curvier, and bigger breasts and Bulma being a staple character to the series, as opposed to Maron only being around for one arc and making a single appearance in the Cell Saga.     ~!As Kuririn is about to propose to her on a beach, she leaves with a guy in a red sports car. During the Cell Saga, she shows up at the Kame House looking for Kuririn saying that he was the only guy she ever loved. After a while she gets bored and takes off with a bunch of boyfriends never to be seen again.!~     The manga writer Akira Toriyama stated, however, he did not name Kuririn's daughter after his old flame. Since Marron, like Kuririn, means &quot;chestnut,&quot; it is likely that this is a case of the same pun being used by both Toriyama and the anime filler writers.

A doctor who helped Ippo to recover his right arm before the fight with Sendo. She has become a recurring character who massages Ippo when he overworks his muscles.

Female martial artist that inherited her late father's dojo. Blue Jet's love interest.

Rapier is a woman knight and a servant of Mill&#039;s uncle and aunt. For most of her life, Rapier tried to convince others (And herself) that she was not a woman. Her father wanted a son so badly that when Rapier was born, he started telling her she was a man and cut her hair very short. It was only when the king accidentally walked in on her she was discovered to be a woman. It is hinted that Rapier showed intimate feelings for the king, going into deep remorse when the king was killed during a raid from Jaina. However, it is very likely Rapier is attracted to Man Maze, mentioning she would let him make a move on her after the Creator was finally defeated. It is also shown in the final episode credits Man Maze holding a partially undressed Rapier. Rapier is a master of the sword, able to cut down smaller Demi Armor with relative ease.    (Source: Wikipedia)

Member of the League Militare, Junko is part of the Shrike Squadron, commanded by Oliver.     Junko is the group leader.

Along with many women and children in Rōran, her husband was kidnapped by Mukade to work to assemble his puppet army.

Yukie Tsukimura first appears in Episode #2 &quot;The Terms of Stardom&quot;. She's seen by others as an excellent, charismatic actor and is idolized by her assistant Yoko Asahina until she finds out that she's soliciting the nightbreed Mariel to be that way.    (source: Absolute Anime)

__Height:__ 188 cm (6'2")
__Affiliation:__ ~!Straw Hat Pirates (Current); Baltigo (Revolutionaries, Former, Temporary); Alabasta (Baroque Works, Former); Ohara (Former)!~
__Position:__ Archaeologist
__Devil Fruit:__  ~!Hana Hana no Mi (Flower Flower Fruit)!~
__Devil Fruit Type:__ ~!Paramecia!~
__Bounty:__ ~!930,000,000 (previously; 79,000,000, 80,000,000 and 130,000,000)!~

Robin is the seventh member of Straw Hat's Crew. She had a bounty of 79 million beri (One Piece currency) since she was eight years old, during an incident in which she supposedly destroyed six Buster Call ships through the use of the powers she gained by eating the Hana Hana no Mi (Flower Flower or Blooming Blooming Fruit). The fruit's power enables her to conjure up multiple replicas of her body parts (most often her arms) upon any surface she is able to see making her very powerful and dexterous as a result. Robin joined the Straw Hat Pirates after Luffy saved her life, or (how she states it) Luffy forced her to live when she wanted to die. To atone for his crime, Robin demands that Luffy allow her to join his crew, to which he complies leaving every other crew member except Sanji in shock. Although feared at first, she is quickly accepted and viewed as a comrade by the crew.  Robin is actually an archaeologist of talent and despises anyone who thoughtlessly damages any piece of history. The World Government fears her because she can decipher Poneglyphs (stones marked with glyphs from an ancient language), which contain details capable of reviving ancient weapons that have the power to destroy the world. In reality, Robin has stated that she does not care about ancient weapons and that her dream is to find the True History written on the Rio Poneglyph.  Robin is a mysterious and serious person who appears quiet and reclusive, and the wisest in the Straw Hat's Crew. She was thought by those around her to be cold and mean, but it was proven that she is actually a kind person who always thinks before she acts. She often only speaks when something interesting or important has happened. She loves to study history, and the comfort and freedom to study and read. She is also quick to point out gross or realistically morbid facts, often creeping out Nami or Usopp. Robin is the wisest and most sensible member of the crew. She has a vast knowledge of the seas and the world and usually keeps her head during surprising situations, allowing her to logically analyze the situation without losing her cool. This trait makes her different from the other Straw Hats, who often comically react melodramatically to unexpected happenings and hold irrational ideas and conclusions. Despite her attempts to keep herself distant, Robin has fallen for her new friends and has taken the role of the distant den mother.

Shigeru is a character who is roughly the same age as Satoshi (though Shigeru is assumed to be slightly older, due to the height difference between the two); they were playmates and next-door neighbors when they were younger, but drifted apart when they both discovered their love of Pokémon, according to the video game. At the start of the series his rivalry with Satoshi becomes a recurring motif. Like the video games, manga and anime, Shigeru is described as an overconfident and arrogant trainer who's knowledge of Pokemon stems from being the grandson of Professor Ookido. As Satoshi's rival, he always seems to be a few steps ahead of Satoshi, much to Satoshi's chagrin.  Prior to his introduction, Shigeru usually comes off as an arrogant show-off in the beginning. However, his personality begins to change as he matures. Later on in the series, he grows into a nicer and more humble person in both the anime and the video games. Throughout most of the series, he and Satoshi have an ongoing rivalry through most of the Kanto and Johto League sagas. However, this would soon diminish at later point. After his crushing defeat at the Indigo Plateau Pokemon League, his attitude towards Ash, who finished in the top sixteen far ahead of his rival, changes significantly after this turning point. His dealings with Pokemon seem to mature, as he starts travelling alone, wanting to better reestablish himself as a trainer.  His rivalry with Satoshi comes to a head at the Johto Leaue Silver Conference semi-finals, both trainers giving it their all, with Satoshi narrowly coming out the victor. After his lost, he then decides to no longer compete for the same goal as Satoshi, but instead dedicate his career into Pokemon research. Although no longer Satoshi's rival, he does tend to motivate Satoshi on ways of bettering himself as a trainer, at times scolding Satoshi when becoming overconfident over his wins particularly in the Orange League and Battle Frontier. In a sense, Shigeru is what urges Satoshi to start yet another new journey by traveling to the different regions across the world, such as Johto and Sinnoh. Despite his many absences in the series, Shigeru continues to remain a vital character, and one of Satoshi's most valued friends. He is bound to make more appearances during the Diamond and Pearl Saga, since he seems to have decided to be both a Pokémon trainer and a Pokémon researcher there. He guest-appears in episode forty-five of the Diamond and Pearl series helping to preserve a group of highly endangered Shieldon with Professor Rowan and his team.   __Pokemon ( on hand )__   Squirtle &gt; Wartortle &gt; Blastoise  Squirtle was the first Pokemon that Shigeru received, and has evolved into a Wartortle and then into Blastoise. It has never been removed from Shigeru’s active lineup and is his most powerful Pokemon, having defeated Satoshi’s Heracross and Bayleef. However, Blastoise was defeated by Satoshi’s Charizard despite having a clear Type advantage because Ash’s Charizard was more experienced. When Shigeru left on his new journey after the Johto League, he only took Blastoise with him, a gesture Satoshi would follow when leaving for Hoenn, only taking Pikachu and leaving the rest with Professor Oak. His Squirtle was seen only in a flashback in the episode "Challenge of the Samurai" while the Wartortle was never seen.    Doduo &gt; Dodrio Dodrio evolved from a Doduo that Shigeru had previously caught, and is one of the few Pokemon that he continued to carry with him after retiring from competition to become a Pokemon researcher.    Eevee &gt; Umbreon Umbreon evolved from Shigeru’s Eevee. Umbreon's main assets are its Agility, and it also seems to be Shigeru’s favorite Pokemon. In Episode 118, "The Rivalry Revival", Shigeru uses his Eevee in a battle against Satoshi's Pikachu. Takeshi remarks that the Eevee has bright eyes and a shiny coat of fur, revealing its high level of experience. Eevee ultimately defeated Pikachu, using a Take Down to knockout its opponent. Kenji noted that Shigeru 's Eevee was ready to evolve into a Stage-1 Pokemon, which happened before the events in Episode 173, "Power Play", in which Satoshi and his companions discover that the Eevee had evolved into an Umbreon.    Electivire  Shigeru used it to battle Satoshi's Pikachu in the final episode of Pokemon: Battle Frontier "Home Is Where The Start Is", defeating Pikachu with a powerful Thunder Punch.   (Source: Wikipedia)

Washu, The self proclaimed greatest scientist in the Universe. Her First appearance is in episode 6 of Tenchi Muyo. Trapped inside a Crystal on the &quot;Mirrorside&quot; of Kagato&#039;s Spaceship. where she was released for the first time in 5000 years.    Despite her age of 20,000 years Washu displays her self mostly as a girl in her early teens. but can adapt her physical age at any time to an adult form.     ~!  The reason for this is because her child and husband where taken from her. Since her husband came from a prestigious family, Washu was not approved the social status of the Family. Thus, she was not allowed to be with her family. Her hatred for these &quot;adult rules&quot; is why she&#039;d rather be a child by appearance.    Her Child was Mikumo Kuramitsu, The great-grandfather of Mihoshi, making Mihoshi Washu&#039;s great-granddaughter.  !~    Washu is responsible for creating the Soja, Ryo-ohki and Ryoko. Using her own egg cell as a base for Ryoko&#039;s creation, making Washu her mother.    Like Ryoko, Washu can create energy swords and blasts at will. She also has a telekinetic link with Ryo-ohki and Ryoko. Being able to read their memorys to some extent, this ability is not perfect as shown in episode 10 when she needed to connect Ryo-ohki to a machine in order to read her toughs. She can also create interdimentional portals near herself to dispose and create objects (Shown in episode 8).    Her main Goal is discovering the source of Tenchi&#039;s Power. She will go to almost any extent to get him as a guinea pig for her experiments, and strips him down to his undies for when it&#039;s not needed.     ~!Washu (Washu-Kami-Sama) is one of the Choshin Goddesses along with Tsunami and Tokimi. but she gave up her immortality and powers to be able to unlock the secrets of the universe. Washu-Kami-Sama had 3 gems which contained her power and memories. These are the gems Ryoko uses for her powers.  !~

A vampire from Penguin Village that loves blood and money.

Yuuko Kobayashi

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