Eriol Hiiragizawa moved from England to transfer to Tomoeda Elementary school. He is depicted as a quiet, mature boy while at school, though he also shows a mischievous side when he regularly joins classmate Takashi Yamazaki in weaving complex lies about the history of objects, places, and events. While seeming a normal student to Sakura, Syaoran Li is suspicious of him. 

is a kohai of Tsukushi's that saves her from being bullied after she gets back from her trip to Canada. He first appears as a nerdy boy, with glasses and an oblivious attitude. He is actually a famous model for a well-known magazine, hiding his identity in school through his glasses.

__Rank:__ Crewman 2nd Class (PHASE-15)	  
__Genetic type:__ Natural	  
__Height:__ 170 cm    

An older student at Kira's  technical college in Heliopolis, who is engaged to Flay Allster by parental arrangement. Along with Kira's other friends, Sai escapes the destruction of Heliopolis aboard the Earth Alliance  warship Archangel. Unperturbed by the revelation that Kira is a Coordinator, Sai volunteers to support his friend by helping out on the ship's bridge, and is assigned to the Archangel's Combat Information Center  as an electronic warfare specialist.    Source: GundamOfficial

__Birthday__: U.C. 0080

Hathaway Noa was born to Bright Noa and Mirai Yashima. He makes his first animated appearance along with his mother and his sister Cheimin Noa in the anime series Mobile Suit Zeta Gundam, while his father was in space.

Ikumi is very easy-going, and doesn't want to hurt anyone. Said another way, he's a flirt and an idiot with a hidden past who values life above everything because of that past. He wants to protect Kozue (he may love her in some way or another). He also came in second in test to be a VG pilot, behind Yuuki.

Enzan is your classic type of "I'm the best there is, now prove to me that your worthy to fight me" kind of character. Enzan is the creator and operator of the net navi Blues, otherwise known as Protoman. Both of them are very skilled and powerful fighters, Enzan alone is nicknamed the "prodigy netbattler" with hundreds of undefeated matches.   Enzan takes on in interest in Netto and Rockman early on in the series, after he hears rumors about the "incredible blue navi" that's been solving crimes on the net. However he believes that Netto isn't all that he has cracked up to be, as Blues ends up saving Rockman from deletion more than once.   As the series progresses further, we see Enzan opening up to Netto and his friends more and more. Eventually, we even get to see this boy start to smile on a daily basis (or almost). Still, Enzan never loses his series attitude, and he's always the first to think things through properly. He balances the rash Netto out quite well when they're in battle together.   It is learned towards the end of Axess that   ~! Enzan lost his mother at a very young age. His father, Shuuseki Ijuin, threw Enzan headfirst into the corporation of IPC as Vice-President. Having never known a true childhood, we can see where Enzan's cold demeanor came from.  !~

Jamie Hemeros serves as Steve Toros' assistant, the Blitz Team's strategist, combat controller, and occasional backup pilot of the team's sole aerial Zoid. He is believed by the characters to be an orphan because of misinformation given by Dr. Toros, but in fact his father still lives, and at fourteen years of age he is the youngest member of the team. He initially owns a Pteras, but this was traded in by Dr. Toros for a Raynos, the same kind of Zoid piloted by his father.    Jamie is caring towards his fellow teammates, who often annoy him by ignoring his advice and battle plans. It is believed that his surname is derived from Hermes, the winged messenger god. His skills as a pilot are marginal; he crashes his Zoid in almost every engagement he participates in.     The Wild Eagle    The supersonic capabilities of the Raynos allow for the exposure of Jamie's alter-ego, the Wild Eagle. Wild Eagle is portrayed as the polar opposite of Jamie's personality, and can generally be considered a skilled pilot. However, his skill is often counterbalanced by his cocky hubris, which usually results in serious damage to the Raynos, and a period of unconsciousness for Jamie.    The Wild Eagle alter-ego appears to be shared by members of the Hemeros family, as Jamie's father, Oscar, exhibited the same abilities and personality changes when flying certain Zoids. Unfortunately, this eventually led to a high-speed, uncontrolled landing of Oscar's Raynos. Oscar was both injured and seriously unnerved by the accident, as Dr. Toros said he &quot;never flew a Raynos again&quot;. He was not, despite what the rest of the characters were led to believe, killed. In fact, he often drops by to check up on his son, though he unintentionally seems to make Jamie somewhat miserable (such as good-humouredly patting Jamie on the back when the latter was injured).     (Source: Wikipedia)

One of Reiji's rivals who works for RI-ON. Struggling to fulfill his family's high expectations, he strives to defeat Hikaru and take his place as the number one Dragon Drive player in the world. He has the habit of saying to defeat his opponents in 10 minutes.   ~!He later betrays RI-ON and joins up with Reiji's comrades to save the two worlds.!~     Cited from: Wikipedia

Bill Switzer is a Canadian actor. He is perhaps best known for playing the title roles in two successful television series, Eerie, Indiana: The Other Dimension and Sabrina: The Animated Series.

Bill Switzer

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