Not exactly a recurring character, she however has a prototype: a transforming lady robot  called Jet, a supporting character in a minor work Whirlwind Z (Tezuka Osamu manga zenshu:, vol.52. Sempu: Z. Tokyo, &quot;Kodansha&quot;, 1978).         In 1979 a film critic K.Ono interviewing Tezuka mentioned Jet and said that a transforming robot would make for some interesting animation. According to the film's pamphlet, this was how the idea of Olga was conceived.         Olga also makes a cameo appearance in one of Tezuka's later comics, Rainbow Parakeet (Tezuka Osamu manga zenshu:, vol.2 Nanairo Inko. Tokyo, &quot;Kodansha&quot;, 1994). Since the title character of the series is, apart from being a thief, an actor, there are many theatre references, and the chapter in which Olga appears is named, uncoincidentally, Waiting for Godot after the surrealistic play by Samuel Beckett. As in the play, Godot (or, in this case, Godo?) himself does not appear. As in the film, Olga is a robot. Everything else is quite different from either film or play, with Olga being abused, broken, stolen and finally drowning in the sea &quot;to wait for Godot for ever&quot;. Here is a page from the comic featuring Olga and Parakeet. Many thanks to Yokohama-Kabitan for pointing out the cameo and to OlgaMaster for providing the picture.         Another unexpected cameo was spotted in Otaku-no Video, Gainax's classic satire of anime fans. One scene briefly features a Japanese girl dressed up as Olga standing in the crowd. Many thanks to OlgaMaster for the screenshot - a unique chance to see &quot;Olga&quot; with black hair.    http://www.2772.otaku.ru/comments/e_stars.htm

Lil is an anime only character and a member of the Achino Family. She is the second daughter of Don Achino and the youngest in the family. When the straw hats split up she got on the Thousand Sunny and asked Nico Robin if she would play with her calling her onee-chan ("big sis").

Unico is a baby unicorn with red hair, and has the magical power to grant wishes and happiness to anyone who befriends him.   Unico's way of bringing joy to others gets him into trouble with the gods, who believe that happiness should only be obtained by years of sacrifice and hard labor and not by meeting a little unicorn. The gods send the West Wind to banish Unico to the Hill of Oblivion, but the West Wind takes pity on Unico and declines to follow the gods' commands. The gods are furious when they learn of the West Wind's defiance, and send the Night Wind to capture Unico. To protect Unico from the gods and the Night Wind, the West Wind must continually transport the little unicorn from place to place. Whenever the gods discover Unico's whereabouts, the West Wind appears to spirit him away once again, often without getting to say goodbye to any of the friends he has made.  

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A five years old first grade crybaby enjoying a peaceful life with her parents and brothers just to be confronted to the harsh realities of World War 2 on Showa Japan. Based on Kayoko Ebina's memoir.

Kaiba&#039;s little brother. Mokuba is always following Seto where ever he goes. He has a very strong bond with his brother and has all of his faith within Seto as well. Mokuba helps run Seto&#039;s company and will do what ever it takes to please his brother.

The protagonist of the story. He is the third son of the King. He is a kind boy who sets off on a journey to find the Golden Bird at the behest of his father. 

Azusa is Sho's best friend, and she accompanies him through his many travels with the "Superbook"!

He is the orphan that separates​ from his mother during the land split by the Banmon.

The android boy fashioned after Tobio Tenma (Astor Boynton III in the B/W American translation) by his father, the head of the Institute of Science in the year 2000. Aside from possessing the strength of 100,000 horsepower (later 1,000,000) and the kind personality of a child, he has what are called his "seven amazing powers": jet-powered flight, multilingualism, analytical skills, headlight eyes, super-sensitive hearing, hidden weapons in his back and the ability to tell if a person's good or evil. In addition he has a built-in geiger counter and shortwave communication system.

Katsue Miwa

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