Rival player with unique playing style and court vision.
A lone mercenary warrior who joins the Band of the Hawk and becomes Griffith's most trusted fighter. He forms a bond with Casca, later leaves the group to pursue his own path, and returns to rescue the mutilated Griffith. During the Eclipse, he loses his left arm and right eye while trying to save Casca from Femto. He survives the massacre and becomes the "Black Swordsman," seeking revenge against the God Hand and Apostles.
A warrior who fights Archer at Shirou's school and nearly kills Shirou. He later helps Rin and Shirou free Saber from Caster.
Fire Bomber lead singer who fights with music.
A legendary hero from the original OVA series, now a seasoned knight. He appears in the series as a mentor figure to Spark, offering guidance and support in the fight against evil.
Older timeline version of the protagonist with hardened experience.
Guardian transported to Earth. Later, his home Angel Island and the Master Emerald materialize on Earth. Participates in defending against Eggman and later threats.
Voice actor for the rogue ninja and Orochimaru's disciple.
Ronny Sukiart is identified in the summary as a representative involved in the 1933 convergence at Eve Genoard’s home. He participates in the meeting of rival groups surrounding the conflict over Dallas Genoard and the immortal faction, but the summary provides no further individual actions or relationships beyond this supporting role.
Voice actor for the spear-wielding Servant who tracks Assassin before being devoured by the shadow.
Voice counterpart of a minor case participant in the Black Organization investigation.
Police officer and Kenji's colleague.
Nobutoshi Canna has 81 screen credits in a career dating back to 1971. Their work spans 15 cinematic universes — most prominently Detective Conan Collection with 5 titles. Signature works include Saint Seiya Omega, Berserk, Cooking Master Boy. Explore the interactive character relationship maps on each title page to trace how their roles connect across franchises.
Universe traveler — spans 15 universes
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