Silver Knight is second-in-command of the Crimson Knights. As described by Frank Ellis he possesses a strong sense of justice (becoming overzealous at times), but is extremely naive, leading him to end up as more of a tool to be used by whoever is in control. He is extremely overprotective of Subaru. Silver Knight&#039;s PC is an edited version of the standard Crimson Knight design.    Later in the series, he tells Mimiru that he is 23 and works in a video store.

The most powerful leader of ACROSS, That Man is Pedro&#039;s and Nabeshin&#039;s archnemesis, who masquerades as a friend and seduces both Pedro&#039;s sexy wife and the Great Will.[3] That Man is part of the ACROSS Six, the governing body of ACROSS, and longs to use &quot;the power of the Great Will and the devilishness of the woman&quot; to take over the universe.    Appears only in the anime adaptation.

While little is known about Gauron at the present, he is Sousuke&rsquo;s strongest and most formidable enemy throughout the TV series. He&rsquo;s a terrorist of the highest caliber sponsored by a mysterious organization, but little is known about Gauron&rsquo;s benefactors other than the fact that they appear to be more formidable and possess greater resources than even the notorious Soviet KGB. Believed to be Japanese, or at least of Asian ethnicity, Gauron and Sousuke have a long and bloodstained history together. He was once a captain in MITHRIL although he left before all the major characters entered. Sousuke left a big scar on Gauron&rsquo;s forehead when he and then Soviet Spetsnaz commander Major Kalinin ambushed Gauron in a sniper attack back in Sousuke&rsquo;s Afghan guerrilla days. This is but one of many battle scars Sousuke inflicts upon this vicious man slayer over the course of the series.

Onizuka's co-worker who is the Physical Education teacher. He is obsessed with exercise and is perverted.

Mouryoumaru (魍魎丸, Mōryōmaru?) is an enemy of Naraku, despite being indirectly created by his powers via Hakudoshi. He is a 100-foot long demonic golem who can shoot blasts of energy from his arm. At first, he is merely a life force puppet made from youkai, lacking any true personality, soul or will. Kanna places The Infant inside him, giving Moryomaru Naraku&#039;s physical life force. Moryomaru increases in power as he absorbs different youkai to gain their abilities, and nearly defeats a combined onslaught of most of Naraku&#039;s enemies, including Kikyo, Kohaku, Kagome, InuYasha, Miroku, Sango, Shippo, and Sesshomaru. He succeeds in breaking Sesshomaru&#039;s sword, but flees after nearly losing a shard of the Shikon Jewel. He is killed when he devours Naraku, and Naraku absorbs his power from the inside and uses it to be reborn.

Shouan is a monk who serves as a mentor and guardian to Kotaro. He also provides Kotaro with the &#039;green teasure&#039; which aids him in his journey to the Mangaku Temple in Shirato.

This demon is the leader of Labyrinth who wishes to rule all worlds, thinking of all his subjects to be only mindless pawns. He grants the members of Labyrinth their items.   ~!In episode 49, it is revealed that the Moebius we have seen through out the series is just a robot. The real Moebius is a supercomupter that hypnotised its creators, i.e. the people of Labyrinth.!~ (Source Wikipedia)

One of the second stage examiners during the Hunter exam, along with Menchi. Buhara is an Epicurean Hunter, and is a hulking figure with a large potbelly and an even larger appetite. Buhara's easy-going nature contrasts with Menchi's highly selective one. 

Starscream is a Decepticon in the various fictional Transformers universes. He appeared in several incarnations in the related comics, animated television series, and movies. Most incarnations of the Starscream character are extremely ambitious and treacherous, but with varying degrees of strength and competence. Often, Starscream is the leader of a sub-group of Decepticon attack jets called the Seekers, and in many incarnations he is also second-in-command of the Decepticons.  He makes no secret of his ambition to overthrow Megatron as Decepticon leader. He is more intelligent than the average Decepticon, ruthless, and cruel; but, he is also a coward: He is unlikely to directly act on his ultimate ambition without, in advance, secretly getting enough fellow Decepticons to support him. He considers himself vastly superior to other Decepticons, and looks down on Megatron for being antiquated in his military strategy and tactics. Starscream believes that the Decepticons should rely more on guile and speed rather than brute destructive force to defeat the Autobots; although, even when Starscream is given the chance to strike out on his own, he is rarely more successful than Megatron -- often, considerably less. Megatron overlooks the potential threat that Starscream represents because he believes that Starscream is very good at his job. However, Starscream often exhausts Megatron's patience quickly; violent-yet-brief verbal and/or physical conflicts are not uncommon between the two. Usually, these result in Megatron treating Starscream in a humiliatingly dismissive manner.  Starscream's ghost also appeared for a few episodes in Beast Wars, and he eventually possessed Waspinator's body for quite some time.   (Source: Wikipedia)

~!He was a child soldier in his homeland of Galzburg before leaving and joining the Roger Pirates. After leaving the crew, he was imprisoned in Impel Down.

Bullet ate the Gasha Gasha no Mi, a Paramecia-type Devil Fruit that allows him to manipulate and merge objects like iron and weapons at will. With this fruit's power, he can make a large variety of mechanical creations.

(Source: One Piece Wiki)!~

Another Brain Powerd pilot who is with Lasse and Hime in their quest to search for other B-Plates. He is the offical squad leader of the Brain Powerd and one of the most muscular men onboard.

Owner of the CRT TV Workshop set up in the first floor of the Oohiyama building. Also the landlord. Widower. Has an only daughter by the name of Nae, though he's the only one who loves CRTs. Hates LCDs with a passion, and perhaps anarchic. Though he's not quite enthusiastic in the CRT TV Workshop, for some reason he doesn't seem like he'd go bankrupt anytime soon.  Nicknamed "Mr. Brown" by Rintarou, due to the loan word "Braun" used in the Japanese term for CRTs (ブラウン管).   ~! In episode 20, it is revealed that he's actually a veteran SERN henchman. In the Alpha world line, he was acquainted with Suzuha (who traveled back to 1975 and took the name "Hashida Suzu") and was taken care of by her for some time. He commands the Rounder unit (including Moeka)  in Akihabara, under SERN's order to search for the IBN 5100. After Moeka successfully stole it, he was responsible for transferring the computer to SERN.  In the anime, after Moeka and Rintarou found out about his identity, he confessed that he got close to Suzuha due to SERN's order. As Rounder members were to kill themself after finishing their mission, in order to protect his daughter, he killed Moeka and himself.  In the VN, after he found out the relation Hashida Suzu had to the time machine and the future, he regretted his actions, and committed suicide. His death caused Nae to become vengeful, especially against Okabe and Moeka. She later became the Rounder commander, and killed Okabe in 2025, then time-leaped 15,000 times back to the time of his death to kill Moeka.!~

A three-star meister partner to Mira Naigus, instructor of Death Weapon Meister Academy, and a high-ranking member of the DWMA Central Intelligence Agency. Though killed in action by Shaula Gorgon—youngest of the three Gorgon sisters—he is later resurrected as a zombie by Franken Stein.

A hulking, Frankensteinian monster is what Franklin (Furankurin) appears to be, complete with scars and sewn-up wounds that ravage his face. It does seem though, that beneath his harsh exterior lies a small, caring spot in his character, as Franklin acts as a caregiver to Shizuku, and shows concern of her well-being. He is also composed and respectful, normally breaking up arguments and fights within the organization. He is one of the members of the Phantom Troupe that originated from Meteor City.  Nen Ability - Double Machine Gun: Franklin is a human machine gun, as his fingers cap off to reveal chambers where he channels his nen that shoot out as bullets. His fingers weren't required to be cut off and used as caps in order to achieve this, but Franklin did so because he felt "it would be more effective." Doing this actually did greatly enhance the force of his Nen Bullets, due to the commitment he showed in doing so. This power has been shown to wipe out a room full of people within seconds.

Kintoleski is the fifth of the Dark Fall to attack earth. His skin is gold in color and he is the strongest of the Dark Fall. He likes to exercise and work out. His name comes from &quot;kin&quot;, which is Japanese for &quot;gold&quot; or &quot;metal&quot; (and also a homophone for &quot;muscle&quot;, &quot;筋&quot;), &quot;kintore&quot; is an abbreviation of &quot;kinniku (muscle) training&quot;, and &quot;suki&quot; can mean &quot;like&quot;. Hence, his name can be translated as &quot;(I) like muscle training&quot;.

(Source: Wikipedia)

Scorp is the first Eternal member to be shown in the series. He seems to know a lot about Syrup and his circumstances. When coming to fight, he transforms into a scorpion. Although they do not get along too well at first, he gradually becomes kind of friends with Bunbee. His last episode was episode 11.     Source Wikipedia 

**Height:** 168 cm

A high-ranking government officer under direct control of the Bakufu government, Police Superintendent Matsudaira Katakuriko is in charge of the Shinsengumi and the immediate superior of Commander Kondo Isao.

He has extremely violent tendencies, often seen wielding a pistol, or occasionally heavier weapons. He also believes that people who wear sunglasses are usually assassins, even though he himself wears them. He earned the nickname of 'God of Destruction', as his method of solving problems is to blow everything up using bazooka, tanks etc.

He believes in other abnormal things such as righteousness is what makes up 80% of old men and the police being not more than a group of mafia community.  He is also extremely protective of his daughter, Kuriko, recruiting the Shinsengumi to carry out a hit against his daughter's boyfriend.   He is a party-person who gets lewd when he is drunk, he frequently accompanies the shogun Tokugawa Shigshige on his outings or rather as Gintoki said, he tends to bring the shogun to all sorts of seedy places, under the pre-text of being a 'father figure' to the young shogun.

Womanizer, always frequenting hostess/cabaret clubs, a VIP customer at 'Snack Smile', where Otae works. His name and role are based on the Matsudaira Katamori.

Ginji Matsuzaki is the acting wakagashira (underboss) of Washimine Group. He is currently working as a street stall vendor, but was formerly an assassin nicknamed &quot;Hitokiri Ginji&quot; (Manslayer Ginji) due to his use of a katana in combat. His skills in its use are exceptional, manifesting themselves in such feats as cleaving bullets in two in midflight. Coupled with his ability to evade gunfire from multiple foes, Ginji almost completely eschews the use of firearms.    Ginji had protected Yukio for a long time and hoped that she would live out her life normally despite her family&#039;s criminal background. He seems to regret his past as a murderer, but is willing to take up arms again for those he cares for. He is killed by Revy in a prearranged duel after he and Yukio realize they can&#039;t defeat Balalaika and the rest of Hotel Moscow.    It is interesting to note that although Revy calls Ginji &quot;Jumbo&quot; because of his height, the name &quot;Jumbo&quot; may also refer to Takeshi Takeda (AKA &quot;Jumbo&quot;) from the Yotsuba&amp;! manga series with whom he shares an uncanny appearance.

A legendary producer who created numerous hits in the past.

Kyoshiro Toudou is the head of the Black Knights&#039; military operations, and an extremely talented fighter in his own right. He earned the nickname Toudou of Miracles for his singular defeat of the otherwise unstoppable Holy Britannian Empire during the invasion of Japan, remarkably managing this feat without the use of Knightmare Frames. This event would later be known as the Miracle of Itsukushima. He was a childhood instructor to Suzaku Kururugi, and is one of the few Japanese people who understands his ideals. Toudou is often seen bearing a katana at his side. He is initially a member of the Japan Liberation Front, and resigns himself to death when the organization is wiped out, but Zero convinces him to join the Black Knights in order to fulfill the promise of victory created by the Miracle of Itsukushima. Like Kaname, he remains faithful to Zero following his capture during the Black Rebellion, reasoning that Zero must have had a good reason not to inform his troops about his plans. He later leads Black Knight forces in liberation operations throughout the Chinese Federation and the Middle East before being named Chief of Staff of the newly reorganized Black Knights which serve as the national army of the UFN.

Gendou Ikari is the commander of NERV. He is responsible for the research done on the Evas, Rei Ayanami, and the Human Instrumentality Project. He is the father of the Third Children, Shinji Ikari, and the guardian of Rei. His original surname was Rokubungi, but he changed it to Ikari following his marriage to Yui. At the start of the series, he is the only person having an effective connection to Rei. As the series progresses, his unscrupulous past is revealed, as is the intensity with which he loved Yui.

~!In the original series, his maiden name is Rokubungi.!~

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