He is a kindhearted magic user. Half Japanese and half Irish and, he initially joined the Japanese server to be more close to his mother&#039;s culture (from the AI Buster 2 manga). He is American, but visits the Japanese server where the others play, because he felt it was one of the best ways to learn the Japanese language. Shugo thinks he is a girl, but he is a boy in real life (shown in .Hack//Legend of the twilight offline meeting). On his first visit, he met Sanjuro, who taught him about his name, and became his friend. He is often confusing words or using common Japanese phrases, and sometimes adding unneeded &quot;-desu&quot; to his words. He loves all animals, which can sometimes be a problem for his party members (He just cannot attack the monsters). He nurses a Grunty back to health with the help of Shugo, and keeps it as a pet. Later named Puchiguso-san (in the anime), he normally is found hanging off of his cap. His class type is Wavemaster; his avatar is similar to Elk (.hack game series).[1]   

A lieutenant and SARG pilot in Funeral.  

Lulu is an overtly idealistic member of the Schiff who is eventually taken in by Saya and friends.

Min is a friend of Saya whom she meets in vietnam at Lycee. She is very talkative and spirited. She has a very strong desire for love and relationships and quickly becomes close to Saya. Min teaches her all that can be known about Lycee and looks out for Saya as she spends her time there. Saya notes that she reminds her greatly of her friend Kaori from Okinawa.

Hikari Yagami is a character in the anime and manga series Digimon Adventure, Digimon Adventure 02 and Digimon Adventure tri.. Hikari is a DigiDestined, partnered with Gatomon, and embodies the trait of Crest of Light. She is the younger sister of Taichi Yagami.

Kari is the sweet, innocent and cheerful younger sibling of a Digidestined. She always looking for the best side of people and doesn't fight but can be serious in drastic situations. Kari is also selfless, as she would put the safety of others before her own and doesn't want to trouble others. Her relationship with Yolei allows Kari to be more expressive, true to her heart, and overcomes the power of darkness as her friends are always there for her. As a young child, she is prone to illness, but grows out of it. As a teenager, Kari is whimsical, but is still a down-to-earth person.

Kari is shown to have a unique connection to light and darkness, which seems to be related to her associated trait of her crest. She is empowered by the powers of light on one hand, but very susceptible to the powers of darkness on the other, leading her to be empowered by light and weakened by overwhelming darkness. Her stronger willpower after forming friendship with Yolei allows her to overcome this negative aspect.

Kari is very close to Tai and hero-worships him for his kindness and strength well into adolescence. Tai and Kari used to share a room, but sometime between Digimon Adventure and Digimon Adventure 02, Tai has moved to another room. Dark Gennai noted that Kari's connection to Tai and her 'sensitive' nature made her easier to 'break', and the shock from Tai's apparent death caused her negative emotions to influence the creation of Ordinemon.

A Tachikoma is an AI walker/roller tank in the Ghost in the Shell universe, appearing only in the Ghost in the Shell: Stand Alone Complex sub-universe. They are best described as a &quot;spider type multi leg/multi ped combat vehicle equipped with artificial intelligence&quot;, possessing the ability to act as both personel transport units and mobile weapons platforms.

Design: 
Tachikoma are the size of a small car, and are of a middle-blue colour, with four &quot;eyes&quot; fitted on the surface of their bodies. Three are on the &quot;head&quot; and one is beneath the abdomen. Each eye has three pinholes, possibly for triangulation. These eyes sometimes become expressive in the typical anime style. Tachikoma are controlled by individual AIs, are capable of speech and generally exhibit a childish, curious, joyful and active personality, although they are consummate professionals in the field. They normally operate as independent units and receive orders from human agents, but they can also be directly piloted from a cockpit in their abdomen.  Tachikoma have four legs and two arms. They can move by walking, or they can drive at high speed by using the wheeled footpads on each of their four legs. They are apparently street-legal (presuming no legal exemption for Section 9). Each wheel appears to be angled and omnidirectional, allowing the Tachikomas to move in any direction with their holonomic drive system. Other abilities of the Tachikoma include jumping great distances, sticking to vertical or inverted surfaces, engaging a thermoptic camouflage mechanism, and grappling/rappelling using their adhesive string launchers. Tachikoma maintain control of their legs while using wheels to drive down a road, and shift their weight around turns. They can also roll briefly on to two legs while driving to avoid an obstacle or pass through a narrow space. To make balance easier, they can move their heavy abdomens with a ball joint. Their movements when walking and jumping were modelled on a jumping spider. Almost all of the Tachikomas&#039; physical abilities are showcased in Episode 2 of Stand Alone Complex, &quot;Runaway Evidence &ndash; Testation&quot;.    Standard Tachikoma equipment includes a 7.62x51mm light machine gun mounted in the right arm, a secondary weapon hardpoint in the &quot;snout&quot; (usually a 50mm grenade launcher, capable of launching both explosive and gas grenades, but which can be replaced by a six-barrelled 12.7x99mm Gatling gun), a universal cybernetic connector on an extensible, prehensile cable in the left arm, and a built-in thermoptic camouflage system. 

AI:  
Tachikoma&#039;s are gifted with very childlike AI, unexpected of a machine in a governmental special forces team, which gives rise to much of the comedy relief in Stand Alone Complex. Though they possess individual artificial intelligence, every night they are synchronised, so they start the next day with identical consciousnesses that are each the sum of their total collective experience &amp; development. This leads to identity confusion, since each Tachikoma has the same memories.     ~!It is explained in the last episode of the first season that it is their curiosity that lets them be different from each other. It is curiosity that saves a personality from dying when linked with others.    A notable paradox arises from this synchronization, however. Though the Tachikoma have identical memories, their personalities and opinions are distinct. During the Stand Alone Complex series, an episode is entirely devoted to discussions among them.    These separate personalities reveal three &#039;main&#039; Tachikoma. The first one considers itself Batou&#039;s personal Tachikoma, which has a personality of a hyperactive child. It is curious, inquisitive, and tends to get many &#039;bright&#039; ideas. It is special, given that he pampers it with natural oil and refuses to operate any other while on assignments. The second major Tachikoma (possibly favored by Major Kusanagi) is more logical, acting as the straight man to the first. The third Tachikoma is somewhat slower than the others and will at times have a difficult time keeping up with the other Tachikomas when discuss about such in-depth topics such as what it means to be &quot;alive&quot;. There is also a fourth Tachikoma with a distinctive personality, who is a bookworm and an intellectual. Its body was taken apart during the experimentation incident, but its AI has presumably been saved for further analysis.    At one point in the series, while all but three of the Tachikomas are either locked away in a lab for study or dismantled for study, three surviving Tachikoma units abandon their civilian posts to assist the Major and Batou. This is the only time in the series where the tachikoma vary in appearance, as a few units have been disarmed for either study or to be sold off to civilian contracts. Batou&#039;s unit remained mainly unchanged, although it was given a set of decals to represent its new ownership, and its liquid wire launchers had been removed. The other two have been more extensively repainted and or modified, with the remaining laboratory unit&#039;s cockpit having been replaced by a much smaller diagnostic module, and the other contracted unit now bearing a construction color scheme. Only the blue tachikoma retained it&#039;s grenade launcher.!~ 

(Source: Ghost in the Shell wikia)

__Height:__ 162 cm (5'4")

Misao is Kagami's classmate and has been in the same class with Kagami and Ayano for the past five years since middle school; she is a childhood friend of Ayano's. Misao tends to be simple minded and an outdoor type of person. She is in the cross-country club and hates studying.

Minawa is a clutzy Cyborg from the Management forces. She runs away from them to prevent her from being scrapped like her best friend CODE:369. When she is found by Mahoro and Suguru, she is taken in and given the name Minawa, taking the role of Mahoro's little sister.

Matsuri is one of the first students of the Sunagakure ninja school modeled after the one in Konoha. She chooses Gaara as her teacher, despite his lingering status as the village&#039;s weapon. When it comes time to begin training her with a weapon, Gaara suggests she uses a jouhyou, it being the safest of all the available options. She is initially fearful of weapons after the murders of her parents, yet becomes accustomed to them after realizing they can be used to help others. She is the first of the anime&#039;s filler characters to make an appearance in Naruto: Shippuden, where she joins a Sunagakure rescue team meant to rescue Gaara after his capture. She becomes somewhat outspoken over the timeskip, as she complains when her team spends its time protecting Sunagakure&#039;s borders rather than trying to save Gaara. She later appears during Gaara&#039;s revival, praising him and boasting about his powers.

She&#039;s a bit withdrawn, and has the same blue eyes that Maiku and Miina have. Having been brought through an all-girl&#039;s school, she hasn&#039;t had much contact with boys. She has a habit of fainting with a &quot;Nyuuuuun&quot; whenever she has a shock to the system. She&#039;s also living under Maiku&#039;s roof. Like Miina, she also develops feelings for Maiku, though she doesn&#039;t act on them for the same reasons as Miina.

A 12-year-old girl who, along with three other children, is a &quot;Lunarian&quot;, born and has lived her whole life on the Moon. Due to the effects of lower gravity, she appears to be twice her age due to her height. Her physiology is always examined as part of a study on the effect of being born and raised on the Moon. Once the study is finished, she wishes to only visit the Earth because she considers the Moon to be her home.

15-year-old Scheris Adjani is a former native alter who was rescued from gang members by Ryuhou in a HOLY raid as a child. She joined HOLY shortly after. When first introduced it is obvious that she is a light-hearted and friendly girl. She has a strong crush on Ryuhou, and will follow him to no end. When Mimori Kiryu makes her presence known, Scheris begins to express a certain amount of jealously when she suspects that Mimori and Ryuhou are more than friends. After a period of this, she loses hope and allows Mimori to make her stand. However, in the manga, Scheris is the one who, at the end of the manga, ends up with Ryuhou, after Mimori gave up hope. Scheris is very energetic in most situations.   Scheris' alter ability is "Eternal Devote," which allows her to heal others and bolster their abilities, as well as inflict severe pain through physical contact and even resurrect a fallen comrade. Her alter is difficult to control and saps her of physical strength. But although it was labeled forbidden to use,  ~! Scheris dies using her full alter power to revive a fallen Ryuhou near the end of the series in the episode bearing her name (When she used her alter then it manifested itself as an independent alter). After she disappears, Ryuhou cries out for her after Kazuma lectures him on her death and convinces him to say something for her (sort of like a funeral), giving her the acknowledgment she had been striving for so long. In the manga, she uses her alter to combine with Ryuhou temporarily, allowing him to use the Zetsui Toryudan. Also, Scheris survives in the manga, and uses her love for Ryuhou to help support him, and spur him into victory. She first appears in Episode 1.!~   (Source: Wikipedia) 

Born as half demon/half human. Her mother as human and father as demon, they got killed and now she is under care of Steinberg Reiott who killed her parents. She has very little emotions, but Steinberg Reiott is a important person for her.

During Tsubasa's first encounter with a Maguar, a Ribers container was ruptured and the contents made contact with her. Within seconds, the Ribers fused with Tsubasa to form Figure 17, which eliminated the alien threat. Shortly afterwards, they separated and the Ribers molded itself into an identical copy of Tsubasa and called itself &quot;Hikaru&quot;.    Aside from physical appearance, Hikaru shares the same memories with Tsubasa. After D.D. brainwashes Tsubasa's father to hide his and Hikaru's identity, Hikaru goes to Tsubasa's school as her twin sister.    In contrast to Tsubasa's shy nature, Hikaru is lively, talkative and outgoing. Consequently, this slowly helps Tsubasa become more open to everyone around her.

__Species:__ Netherland dwarf rabbit

Haru is the lone member of Cherryton School's gardening club. She is earnest and forthright which, in addition to her sexual promiscuity, has earned her a sleazy reputation. Haru is broadly confident, but a defeatist side sometimes peaks through her facade.
In spite of her caring nature she tends to keep people at an emotional distance.

(Source: TV Tropes)

Tamao is deeply intrigued by robotics and science, but can be somewhat of a geek. Upon first meeting Astro, he was fascinated by how the little robot worked. He&#039;s good friends with Kenichi and Astro, and a little intimidated by Shibugaki.    (Source: Absolute Anime)

Ruka is an actress who loves collecting stuffed animals. Her advice for aspiring idols is "Smile!".

(Initially spelled Haruka in the closed captioning, then changed to "Heruka" [sic] to match the English pronunciation): A young girl who is looking to become a manager of a Battle Robots team. After Team Akira defeats Team John and gains a Battle Robot License, she becomes Akira's manager and helps to tune up his robots.

Lara Jill Miller is an American actress and voice actress known for her role as Samantha "Sam" Kanisky on the 1980s sitcom Gimme a Break! and as Kathy on The Amanda Show.

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