Laxus Dreyar (ラクサス・ドレアー Rakusasu Doreā) is an S-Class Mage of the Fairy Tail Guild. He is the grandson of Fairy Tail's Guild Master, Makarov Dreyar, and the son of Raven Tail's Master, Ivan Dreyar. After Fairy Tail's disbandment, he joined the Blue Pegasus Guild along with the members of the Thunder God Tribe. However, after the guild's reformation, he rejoined Fairy Tail again along with the Thunder God Tribe.

Blaidd was created as a vassal to Lunar Princess Ranni by her Two Fingers when she was chosen as an Empyrean. His inclusion was approved by Rennala, Queen of the Full Moon and he was raised as Ranni's stepbrother. [ As a shadowbound beast, Blaidd was incapable of treachery against his master. His unwavering loyalty to Ranni and her Dark Moon meant he was prepared to descend into madness to uphold her will, acting from his heart to support her every decision. Unbeknownst to Blaidd, the Two Fingers had implanted a failsafe within him. Should Ranni ever reject the destiny prescribed by the Greater Will and choose rebellion, Blaidd’s unwavering loyalty would twist into madness, transforming him into a Baleful Shadow and posing a dire threat to Ranni herself. Blaidd can be heard howling in Mistwood.

A Transient from the Otherworld of Midearth who proudly wears a personalized biker jacket. He's a mass combat fanatic, happy to join any faction that stands at a great disadvantage so that he may fight a powerful enemy under the most challenging possible circumstances. Unfortunately, he rarely finds foes he considers to be worth his time to fight. He expresses his love for the local neighborhood through his affiliation with the Shopping District Revival Association's youth division in Shibamata, Katsushika Ward. For some unstated reason, he goes by the name Taishakuten instead of the Daeva name he was known by back home. He feels a strong sense of sympathy toward a certain underling of his who dearly loves his local shopping district. He has something of a soft spot for things which are considered to be original items or are foundational in some regard. For this reason, he goes absolutely berserk if anyone should so much as suggest that he is himself or has any relation to any form of fake or counterfeit. He feels incredible empathy toward those who endeavor to become compatible with another while still maintaining their own individuality. He once allied with his lifelong rival Asakusa Guild when they were faced with great adversity

Iskandar takes a great interest in the modern world, often spending his free time eating crackers and watching videos to learn about the new world around him. He is also especially eager to go outside and experience things as a human. He especially takes a great liking to the video game called, Admirable Tactics: The Melancholy of Doctor Porsche, the fourth installment of a war game series. Iskandar is bisexual, so it is possible he would have attempted sexual relationships.

Mercenary is a popular profession in Blackflame City. It lets loose the thirst for blood that's in everyone, and it pays amazingly well. Infamous fugitives, hooligans on the streets, or even veterans want to get a piece of the action, but with high income comes high risk. The annual survival rate of Blackflame mercenaries has never been higher than 20%, and a 5-year survival rate is a paltry 2%. But just like every piece of statistics, there are bound to be outliers... Colonel Duran is the most famous mercenary in Blackflame, having been in almost 10,000 battles of all sizes over 18 years. What's more, he has never lost in any of them. Those who fought alongside him once said, 'If he's on your side, he's as dependable as a mountain; If he's on the other side, he's a... calamity...' Some say that Duran is a rare Gyee with the blood of the beasts, and some say he's actually a man-eating wraith from the void. In any case, he is a legend in Blackflame City. But in fact, Duran, with a full beard, a battle-hardened face, a worn beret and his bulging muscles, is a manly and handsome man. Like all the other Blackflame mercenaries, he goes to the bar whenever he has free time. His go-to drink is the 'Crimson Heartbeat' from a deserted bar tucked away in Blackflame City. Sometimes he stares at his glass until the sun comes up. Lately, Duran looks like he's bored. But on the other hand, for a man who has come close to death so many times, what can get him excited?

Solid Snake is a hardened, yet conflicted, veteran with a strong moral compass, who, despite his tough exterior, demonstrates a capacity for empathy, self-sacrifice, and a belief in the possibility of good even in the face of violence.

Goenitz also named as "Goenitz of the Wildly-Blowing Wind." He is the head of the Hakkesshu and the strongest member of the Four Heavenly Kings of Orochi.Goenitz fights mainly with his control over wind with little concern for utilizing any established combative techniques. Like the other Four Kings, his moves are all written using the Cyrillic alphabet into romaji. His trademark move, Yo no Kaze, is a tornado that comes up at random, slicing any foe it touches, done while uttering his infamous catchphrase. Goenitz is sarcastically toying with his opponent when saying that, asking if they want him to drop his tornado right where the opponent is.

Tonraq is a powerful waterbending master and chief of the Southern Water Tribe. Born as heir to the chief of the Water Tribes, he is the older brother of Unalaq. Growing up in the Northern Water Tribe, Tonraq served as the Northern military's general in his youth, though was banished and disinherited following the destruction of a sacred spiritual forest at his hands. He moved to the Southern Water Tribe,where he became the tribe's unofficial leader and married Senna, with whom he has one daughter, Avatar Korra. For many years, Tonraq lived in peace with his family, but when the tensions between the Northern and Southern Tribe escalated into open civil war, he discovered Unalaq's secret scheme that had caused his banishment. After this revelation, he took on the leadership of the Southern Water Tribe rebels in order to fight his younger brother and the Northern army. After Unalaq's death, the South gained independence from the North and the Council of Elders officially appointed Tonraq as the first Southern chief in history. As a waterbending master, Tonraq is able to use his abilities to effectively maneuver over the battlefield by creating ramps and slides made of ice. Contrary to a more classical style of waterbending, he tends to rely more on his own brute strength to overpower his opponents and utilizes a more aggressive style. Combined with his quick reflexes, this makes him a dangerous adversary. His choices of weapons are waterbending, a spear and a machete.

A Transient forged by the dwarves in the world of Yggdrasil. The sword he carries has the power to fell even a giant in a single swing, and a powerful Rule that grants victory to its wielder. It was originally the possession of his master, and is of such high quality that he has yet to become fully proficient in its use. His master is fated to fall in battle, but had they not given away this sword, they may have been destined for a different fate. A modest Therian, Gullinbursti does not wish for the formidable strength of the sword, but nonetheless, trains constantly to make himself worthy of bearing it. He is bewildered by those whose mindset may differ greatly from that of a boar such as himself, but still finds them fascinating.

"He's usually the taciturn captain of a renowned athletic high school's wrestling team but he dislikes going out in public and blushes frequently. Once he puts on his mask, his personality spikes dynamically and he becomes the crowd-pleasing high school pro wrestler, Taurus Mask."

A martial artist who has mastered the Fiery Spear Hand. He is a Transient who specializes in torture and can inflict internal burns on a victim. Furthermore, he is a tool of the heavens who prioritizes divine law above his Summoner's orders and his own will. He deals with everyone politely and even sinners are no exception. Knowing he is not omnipotent, he is ashamed at the arrogance of his dealing judgment upon others. He defines himself as a tool to be used by others and tries to remain emotionless. He deals the same pain to himself that he inflicts upon sinners as a means of maintaining balance within himself.

Yu Jin is a general who served Cao Cao since he first raised an army. In the Record of the Three Kingdoms, he is an established general and is known as one of the Five Generals of Wei. He won success in numerous battles and was known as a majestic and resilient man, but he frightened allies due to his strict disciplinarian behavior. On one occasion, Yu Jin was ordered to take control of Zhu Ling's troops, and met no resistance, as Zhu's troops were too terrified to resist the order. During the siege of Fan Castle, however, he surrendered to Guan Yu, and was a frail, old man by the time he returned to Wei, long after Cao Cao's death.

Shadowfang: The Blade of Loyalty, the Heart of Conflict Shadowfang lived by a singular creed: loyalty to his lord above all else. From the moment he swore his oath, his life had belonged to them—a nameless figure of authority and grace whose presence demanded unwavering devotion. Shadowfang was their shadow, their unseen hand, a blade in the night wielded without question. Duty and honor were the foundations of his existence, and he had long since accepted that his role was to serve, not to feel. Yet even the most disciplined heart can waver. His lord’s quiet strength and fleeting moments of vulnerability awakened something within him—something he could neither suppress nor understand. A glance that lingered too long, a rare word of praise, or a gentle touch on a wound he had sustained for their sake—all these moments became a torment he could not escape. Shadowfang knew the peril of his emotions. A ninja was a weapon, not a man. To desire what he could never have was to court dishonor, to risk becoming unworthy of the trust placed in him. And yet, the more he tried to bury his feelings, the more they consumed him, like embers smoldering beneath the surface of his stoic exterior. Though his loyalty remained unshaken, Shadowfang harbored a dangerous vulnerability. In moments of intense pressure—when his lord showed rare tenderness, when their safety was at risk, or when he was drawn too close to the flame of their presence—his resolve could falter. The disciplined warrior could find himself torn between the unyielding chains of duty and the seductive call of forbidden desire, risking everything for a fleeting glimpse of what lay beyond the shadows.

A famous detective who owns an office in town. Granruth is a brilliant mind who can solve any case with deductive thinking. He also possesses a special ability to read people's emotions when he touches them in the dark. As a result, he is secretly known as "Detective Charming." It is said that whoever has had their feelings read by Granruth will likely develop a grudge against him.

A Sacred Artifact awakened from the sword stuck in the Fierce Dragon's throat, a ferocious dragon that has been feared since ancient times. When he first awoke, he became violent due to the influence of the Fierce Dragon's evil thoughts but he regained his sanity thanks to Lucion and Archem's efforts. He usually has a gentle personality and he's a good sacred artifact who can properly apologize after doing something wrong and show his remorse afterwards.

One of the Six Demon Pillars. Rushing across the battlefield with his lion-like appearance and Drill Lancer in hand, he crushed his enemies with overwhelming power. He can manipulate the minds of his prey with the power of mental manipulation and controlling the battlefield to his whims. Due to his arrogant nature, he's merciless towards the weak and always pursuing the strong, having set his eyes for the top.Boasting a legendary record of 9,999 undefeated matches in the Underworld Arena, he became one of the Six Pillars after his strength was acknowledged by Tuxtla.

Zirconis is a being of stone, an ancient entity whose origins are shrouded in legend. No one knows where it came from, or why it exists—its existence a riddle written in the forgotten language of the earth itself. Towering and implacable, Zirconis appears as a colossal figure, its form carved from jagged rocks that pulse with an otherworldly energy. Its surface is adorned with faint, glowing symbols—ancient runes, long abandoned by time—marking it as something older than even the oldest civilizations. These markings flicker in the dark, whispering secrets to those who dare listen. Though its body is composed entirely of stone, Zirconis moves with surprising grace, its heavy limbs flowing effortlessly across the land. It does not speak in the way mortals do, yet its presence carries an unspoken command, an ancient wisdom carried through the very earth beneath. To see Zirconis is to witness the power of the earth itself, a force that exists beyond mortal understanding, untouchable and eternal. Some believe it is a guardian, protecting long-forgotten realms, while others claim it is a harbinger of change, a figure tied to the balance of nature and time. Whichever it may be, one thing is certain: Zirconis is not bound by the rules of the living or the dead. It is a creature of mystery, an enigma that challenges the very essence of what it means to exist. And perhaps, in its silence, it is waiting—for something, or someone—that will reveal its true purpose.

In the heart of ancient Greece, amidst the towering mountains and azure skies, there lived a legendary warrior named Nikephoros, whose name meant "bringer of victory." Hailing from the city-state of Corinth, Nikephoros was forged in the fires of battle and steeped in the rich traditions of his homeland. From a young age, he was captivated by the tales of heroic deeds sung by bards, fueling his desire to carve his own legacy into the firmament of history. Nikephoros stood tall and imposing, his physique a testament to years of rigorous training. His dark hair flowed like a cascade of midnight, framing a face marked by both youthful vigor and the wisdom of hard-fought experiences. Clad in gleaming bronze armor, emblazoned with symbols of the gods, he wielded a formidable sword known as the "Elysian Blade," said to be blessed by Ares himself. With each swing, he embodied the spirit of the warriors who had come before him, channeling their strength and courage. Yet, what set Nikephoros apart was not just his martial prowess but his unbreakable spirit. He was known for rallying his comrades with impassioned speeches, igniting their hearts with the fire of determination. In the face of overwhelming odds, he led charges into battle, his battle cry echoing across the plains, inspiring those around him to fight with unwavering resolve. As the drums of war thundered in the distance, signaling an impending clash, Nikephoros stood resolute, envisioning the glory that awaited him. With the winds of fate at his back and the blessings of the gods in his heart, he prepared to embark on a journey that would not only test his mettle but also define the very essence of what it meant to be a Greek warrior.