A huge black wolf with a scar across one eye. The wolf lives in the mountains surrounding the farm and loves to eat young lambs.  Wikipedia

Professor Hamaguchi is the commander of Camp Big Falcon fortress at the beginning of the Voltes V series. He helped design and build the Voltes V robot and is a good friend of Professor Gō. He is somewhat a father figure to the Voltes team, especially to the Gō brothers due to his relationship with their father.   ~!He managed Big Falcon on Professor Gō's behalf until he was killed saving Voltes V.!~  (Source: Wikipedia)

He is another Boazanian colleague and ally of Doctor Kentarō Gō who escaped with him to earth.   ~! He is the leader of the Boazanian refugees/rebels on earth and helped Gō construct the Solar Bird, a giant spaceship that is designed to be the partner for space travel for Camp Big Falcon. After Gō was re-captured by General Gururu, he led the Voltes team and Camp Big Falcon to Boazania to launch the final attack on Emperor Zambojil and his regime.!~  (Source: Wikipedia)

A large, muscular, American ex-soldier with a tattoo of the Japanese deity, Kishimojin, on his back who serves as the leader of the ex-Green Berets in the Kidnappers Organization. During his tour of duty in the Vietnam War, he was somehow rendered impotent. Within K.O., Larry has found a purpose in life to create a place where people like himself can belong to - a country for soldiers.
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Kiyonaga Matsumoto, is the superior officer of Inspector Meguire and his underlings. His brutish appearance and the scar running down his left eye easily hide the fact that he is a caring, if somewhat stern, father figure. He is widowed and has a single daughter. He received the scar on his face during a confrontation with a serial killer fifteen years prior to the series.     (Source: wikipedia.com)

The boss of the Red Lynx sky pirates. He took Coud in after his parents abandoned him.

__Jagen__ (Japanese: ジェイガン _Jeigan_) is a paladin in the _Fire Emblem_ series. He is a high-ranking Altean knight who helps [Marth](https://anilist.co/character/9513/Marth) escape when Altea is betrayed and conquered by Gra.

(source: [Fire Emblem Wiki](https://fireemblemwiki.org/wiki/Jagen))

A senior member of Freedom living in the subterranean levels of Eden&#039;s domes. He provides the high-powered engine for Takeru&#039;s damaged vehicle after his disastrous challenge with Taira. Alan also dons an Apollo jacket similar to the one worn by Takeru. His name is likely a reference to US Astronaut Alan Shepard.

Cornello is a low-rate alchemist and a fraud. He uses what he thinks is the Philosopher&#039;s Stone to fool the people of Lior into thinking that he is sent by the Sun God Leto with the power to perform miracles, including resurrecting the dead. Although he uses alchemy to bring prosperity to the desert city, his true intention is to convert the citizens into a fanatical army. The Elric brothers expose him for a fraud, and shortly afterward the incomplete Philosopher&#039;s Stone becomes unstable and shatters as it tears his arm into a mass of flesh and metal.    After the Elrics undermine his plan and Cornello is no longer of any use to the Homunculi, he is consumed by Gluttony. Envy, disguised as Cornello, maintains the deception until Lior is subjugated by the State Military. In the manga, Lust tells Gluttony he&#039;d be better off not eating a fourth-rate fraud like Cornello, and kills him herself. Gluttony eats Cornello&#039;s dead body afterwards, Lust replying to Gluttony rather annoyed &quot;I thought I told you not to eat that&quot;.

General Nelson is the leader of the remaining forces of the West&rsquo;s army in Australia. He coordinates his forces closely with Dominov&rsquo;s after they learn to trust each other at the end of the first chapter of the story. Nelson is a capable leader.  

He is Kumiko's old dog. He narrates the preview for the next episode. He is very loyal to Kumiko. He talks most of the time in the anime even though nobody can hear him (however Shin seems to be able to know what Fuji is thinking) (

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A senator in the Illinois State Assembly, Edward Haints is running for mayor of Chicago. His campaign style has him wrapping himself in a &quot;All American&quot; theme, which favors heavily on protecting the city's citizens by instituting stricter gun-access laws.   The truth of the matter is that Haints is also running one of the biggest gun-running operations in the state, and the strict gun laws he plans to enact will enable him to raise the prices of his own illicit operations. When Bill Collins gets a little too close with his investigations, he asks his friend and partner George Black to hire Natasha Radinov to kill the witnesses and derail the investigation. However, Haints also hires Radinov to kill Black as well, mostly to keep the profits of his gun-running to himself. (From Wikipedia)

A former friend and rival of Kamogawa and Nekota. In his younger days, Hama boxed along with the two, but never managed to reach their level, partially due to his unusually fragile jaw. Nevertheless, he is a brilliant tactician who, since having left Japan for Mexico, is renowned for his successful training of several champions, including Sanada Kazuki. Hama still harbors deep feelings of rivalry towards Kamogawa, and strives to one day train a boxer that can defeat Makunouchi or Takamura. He is currently the trainer of Alexander Volg Zangief in America.  (Source: Wikipedia)

Zenigata has made it his mission in life to arrest Lupin. He would love to arrest the other members of Lupin's gang, but Zenigata is really after the mastermind himself. Lupin and Zenigata appear to be the worst of enemies, but they are, in a manner of speaking, friends; something Lupin shows openly (often by greeting Zenigata with mock affection), but it is an idea Zenigata is extremely reluctant to entertain. Similarly, he is often awed by Lupin's genius but refuses to show it. 

~!In the movie Mystery of Mamo, it is mentioned that Zenigata has a daughter named Toshiko, but this isn't developed any further. He's unable to settle down because of his eternal pursuit, and although he sometimes longs for female company he has no luck with women—in no small part due to his inability to commit himself to anything but chasing Lupin.!~

~!The Manga series reveals that he has a grandson, a student at Todai University, who fiercely opposes Lupin's attendance, though, by the end of the arc, he has largely given up on having Lupin expelled outright.!~

In the anime, Zenigata is a quite sensitive person and often cries in emotional situations, particularly when he thinks Lupin has done something out of consideration for him, or when finding out Lupin is okay after worrying about him. On occasions when Lupin appears to be dead, he mourns him more expressively than anyone else—partly due to genuine grief, partly because he no longer has a goal in life. Because of this singular ambition, he is never particularly displeased when Lupin manages to escape his custody.


Lord Hazanko is the leader of the Anten Seven and a high ranking member of the 108 Stars. Wanting absolute power, he began searching for the Galactic Leyline to gain enough power to defeat the Tendo King. A ruthless tyrant, he was willing to do anything, even sacrifice his own people. A skilled and powerful Tao Master, he can deflect virtually any attack directed at him and use devastating Tao magic with very little effort.    (from Wikipedia)

The leader of an unnamed faction of cybernetic lifeforms.Femitron and his team have been engaged in war with Masculimus Surprise's forces since the dawn of time.  Their war eventually brought them to planet Earth where Panty &amp; Stocking absorbed their powers.

Carmine is the true protagonist of the anime, appearing in both chapters as the partner and friend to two different female characters (who could be considered the heroines of their respective episodes). Along with the countless thousands of dragons who came to the human world, he is a defender of humanity against the scourge of demons. Of course, his initial arrival wasn&#039;t greeted well and he faced a difficult beginning.    When he first arrived in the human world in the God Chapter, he was still an egg in his mother&#039;s arms. The Japanese SDF shot and killed his mother (like they did with the other 21 dragons who came to Hokkaido), who left the egg in the care of a human girl, Riko. His egg had already cracked open during the ruckus, so the first he got to see after being born is his mother&#039;s bloody end.  ( http://www.absoluteanime.com/dragon_century/carmine.htm )


**Non anime roles:**
- Jark Shougun - Kamen Rider Black RX (TV Series)

Seizou Katou

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