Mawashitarou was a Lemures under the command of Fisheye. He impersonated Pegasus, and later assisted Fisheye when he targeted Robert for his Dream Mirror.    http://www.wikimoon.org/index.php?title=Mawashitarou  

Chief of the Tokyo Metropolitan Police Department, Public Security Bureau.   ~!It is later revealed that he is actually planning the genocide of contractors with other influential members of the Syndicate.!~

He was originally Uranai Baba's strongest fighter, but was bumped down one rank by Grandpa Son Gohan. His Akkumaito Kousen has the unusual ability to make people explode into pieces by expanding the evil inside of their heart; apart from that, his skill as a fighter is unbelievable, having won the Tenka-ichi Budokai twice in the past. He gave Son Goku a run for his money and tried to blow him to shreds, but unfortunately for him, he didn't know that Goku had a pure heart. He returns in Dragon Ball Z to give his energy to Goku's Super Genki Dama. His name is a pun on Akuma (悪魔 "devil").

Ebense was an Alliance captain. He participated in and acted as spokesperson for the National Salvation Military Council's coup d'état against the Alliance government. Following the Council's realisation that the coup had been instigated by Reinhard von Lohengramm to distract the Alliance government, and the subsequent death of Dwight Greenhill, Ebense announced the Council's surrender to Yang Wen-li. He then committed suicide. 

Breed: Kishu   Akame is the leader of the ancient clan, the Iga dogs. The Iga dogs and the rivelising clan, the Koga dogs, have been fighting for decades over territory and the sacred documents which the Iga clan conseals within their base.  When Akame first encounters Ben&#039;s platoon, he suspects them for being spies of the Koga clan.  (Source: Gingasite.net)

At the beginning of the series, Jonathan Washington had just skipped bail for drug smuggling charges, only to be captured by Rally Vincent. Actually, Washington was working for Edward Haints' gun-running ring and operated an entire warehouse filled with illicit firearms... firearms that Rally, with a little &quot;help&quot; from Bill Collins, were able to prevent hitting the streets.

~!However, since Washington was now a vital witness to the gun ring, he was taken to an A.T.F. safehouse outside Chicago. He had tried to persuade Rally to help him escape the safehouse because he now feared for his life. He knew that George Black, the head of the A.T.F.'s Chicago office, was also a partner of Haints and had now sent a hitman after him.!~

~!When Rally refused to help him escape, he was able to leave a fake Rolex watch and a scrap of paper with the address of his &quot;daughter&quot; on it with May. In fact, the paper held an Internet address and the watch had an access code to the shipping dates of the gun ring engraved on the back of the watchband's latch.!~ ~!True to his warning, Washington did meet his end when Natasha Radinov, using a copy of Collins' cardkey and access code, entered the safehouse, and slaughtered Washington and the A.T.F agents guarding him.!~ (From Wikipedia)

The loose cannon of the Special Vehicles Second Division, Ota constantly gets himself in over his head which leads to some humorous, interesting, and sometimes even good outcomes.  Ota has a deep love and obsession with guns and although he the type to shoot first and ask questions later, he is actually a really good shot.  He is usually the pilot of Second Division&#039;s Unit 2 Patlabor.

Jeanne's husband.  He's also apart of the Royal Guards; Oscar is his commander.

He is Hyoga&#039;s master in the anime adaptation, as opposed to the manga, in which Aquarius Camus was Hyoga&#039;s master. In the anime, Camus was Crystal Saint&#039;s master. His Cloth resembles a snowflake when not being worn and he is a very honorable and righteous Saint.

Few Decepticons are as feared as Sixshot (aka Six Shot and Greatshot), either by the Autobots or by their own comrades. As the first Transformer Six Changer, able to assume six different modes, he is officially designated as a "Solo Transformer Assault Group" (or "S.T.A.G."), but is more colloquially known among those who know and fear him as a "one-robot army". 

Sixshot's destructive ability is the stuff of legend, a gleeful murderousness that is matched in ferocity only by the intensity with which he sets to the bloody tasks given him. He is not to be mistaken for a mindless weapon, however—he is highly intelligent, and not without honor of a warped sort. He grants due respect to any opponent he deems worthy, and always speaks well of them after he has inevitably dispatched them to, as he puts it, "the great junkyard in the sky".

In the Omni Productions dub, he is designated as the Decepticons' "Ninja Consultant".

Flame Attack member of the Cybertron Firebots. Transforms into a double-headed dragon. However his left and right heads are often in disagreement with each other which can cause problems with his fellow Cybertrons.

One of Ataru's teachers.  A sad, middle-aged man, whose only interest is to teach at Tomobiki High, but fails due to the constant interruptions during class, when the classroom itself is not destroyed by Lum, Ten or Shinobu. His name means "Mark of the Hot Springs", and he usually wears a shirt with hot springs on it.

Takuma Zaizen represents the highest authority of the STN-J. His only superiors are the executives of Solomon Japan and, of course, Solomon Headquarters. Normally, he heads STN-J operations from his office at the STN-J's main building at Ravens Flat.    But some time before the story begins, he had created an auxiliary branch of the STN-J, known simply as &quot;The Factory&quot;. On the surface, its design and purpose seem simple enough: to research and implement a more humane means to hunt Witches: in other words, to hunt Witches without necessarily killing them. With Zaizen's backing, the Factory came through with an experimental substance called Orbo. This strange green liquid has the ability to absorb and thus dampen Witch powers. It's used in two primary ways.    Most of the Hunters wear a pendant containing a vial of Orbo as a defense. Although the pendant dampens any Craft that may be in use (such as Karasuma's scrying), it provides an invaluable means of blocking almost any Witch power directed at them by absorbing the energy and prevents an attack from inflicting bodily harm on the wearer. This defense is limited, however, against a focused Witch power which can bypass or overwhelm the Orbo.    Orbo's other use is in offense. The Hunters can carry air guns with special bullets filled with the substance. Fired into a Witch, the Orbo enters the bloodstream and works to dampen the Witch's power and render him/her helpless. Once contained, the Witch can then be restrained, picked up by the Factory, and taken to confinement (Note: None of the Hunters understand the exact nature of this confinement; this will come into play towards the end of the series).    There is one problem with Orbo. For reasons unknown, Orbo cannot be safely handled by anyone except those with the Witch Gene. Fortunately, all Hunters are Seeds (unawakened Witches) at the least and so are capable of using Orbo. Robin is the only Hunter who doesn't use Orbo: for personal reasons, claiming it disgusts her. However, even as the series progresses Zaizen is continuing the research into Orbo, hoping to lift that limitation. At the same time, there are rumors that Solomon Headquarters isn't exactly thrilled with this prospect, and this may well lead to disagreement and even open conflict between the branches.    Touko (Robin's roommate in the first half of the series) is actually his daughter from a previous marriage (which is why their last names differ).

Carlos Rivera's manager & childhood bestfriend

Ukyo&#039;s personal bodyguard who always has a corncob pipe in his mouth, he&#039;s constantly reminding Ukyo to stay focused on his responsibilities. He&#039;s always enduring Ukyo&#039;s near-constant verbal abuse, and is occasionally openly frustrated by his childish demands.     ~!During the final battle, he reveals himself to be a samurai. Though he admits to selling his sword to the merchants in order to survive in the world, he never loses his samurai pride to protect his &quot;lord&quot; at all costs. While he appears to be slightly bulky and slow, his sword skills are actually a match for any of the seven samurai.!~

You's father and Sunnys' adoptive father.

Dark Phoenix is ​​one of the Black Knights of the Island of the Queen of Death. Dark Phoenix is ​​put under the command of Jango, who is placed as head of the Knights after the departure of Phoenix Ikki of the island and its subsequent binding to the Knights of Bronze. Dark Phoenix Ikki Phoenix appears when you return to the Island of the Queen of Death along with 3 Black Saints to help eliminate Ikki Jango. After this he removed to Ikki the box that bore his armor, I leave to Phoenix Black to fight against him. Dark Phoenix Ikki attacks with the Phoenix Illusion Dark and thrown him hitting him squarely. Dark Phoenix uses to try to drown Ikki while it is under the influence of the Phoenix Illusion Dark, but lets go when it falls completely in illusion. At that time come Shun of Andromeda, Pegasus Seiya and Hyoga of Cygnus they see as unresponsive and Phoenix Ikki tells Black that is within your power and will soon die. Ikki finally gets rid of the Phoenix Black Illusion through the breaths of Esmeralda. Ikki then coated with armor and Phoenix Dark reminds his own words saying that the world does not need 2 Phoenix and one must die. He then attacks the Phoenix Ikki Dark with Flaming Wings of the Phoenix thrown him and killing him.

**Alma Mater:** Waseda University

**Non anime roles:**
- Kamen Rider 1-go - Juugou Tanjou! Kamen Rider Zenin Shuugou!! (TV Special) and Skyrider (TV Series)

Michihiro Ikemizu

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