Principal of Kunugigaoka Junior High, manipulative and ambitious, oversees Class 3-E's controversial status.
A heretic scholar who coerces young Rafal into assisting with heliocentric research. He sacrifices himself by taking the blame and being executed, passing a pendant to Rafal.
A priest and gunner whose inclusion helps explore the depth of the main characters. He appears alongside the protagonists as the story delves into Vash's backstory and introduces antagonists like the Gung-ho Guns.
A divine being who takes pity on Hiraku's unfair past life and orchestrates his reincarnation in another world, granting him the freedom to live as he pleases.
Voice actor for Max Jenius.
A proud aristocratic Vers knight who initially regards Earthlings with contempt and is openly hostile to the Earth-born Slaine Troyard. Caught up in the schemes of his fellow knights after the princess's strike, he gradually uncovers truths about the war that force him to question his loyalties and his treatment of those he once despised.
Disciplined and honorable Chronos commander loyal to the organization.
A formidable dark knight and general of the Marmo forces. He is a complex antagonist driven by honor and loyalty, clashing with the heroes while pursuing his own ambitions.
Voice actor for the Kyoto Jujutsu student and cursed tool user.
Chief of Staff of the Barsburg Empire. He is the person who killed Teito's father, the king of the destroyed Raggs Kingdom. He directs a Zaiphon blast at Teito when the latter attempts to flee after being caught eavesdropping.
A senior scientist and institutional official affiliated with the Museum. He plays a pivotal role in Key's creation, monitoring, and the broader scientific conspiracy driving the plot.
Tasogare no Prince is identified in the synopsis as the mysterious “Twilight Prince,” known as Zera. Alongside Seiji Hayami, he aids Honey in her fight against Panther Claw as she tries to rescue her kidnapped father. The synopsis does not provide further details about his background or role.
Show Hayami has 150 screen credits in a career dating back to 1971. Their work spans 24 cinematic universes — most prominently Macross with 4 titles. Signature works include Ascendance of a Bookworm, TRIGUN, A Returner's Magic Should Be Special. Explore the interactive character relationship maps on each title page to trace how their roles connect across franchises.
Universe traveler — spans 24 universes
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