Horigome is the classical literature teacher at Sakuragaoka High School, where he has taught for a long time. He was the supervisor of the school's light music club when the members were a band known as Death Devil. He considered the club too wild at the time, experiencing many problems and frequently scolding the members. He continues to teach, but is no longer the club advisor.
She is a friend of Sawako's from back when they were in high school, and they were both in the light music club together as part of the band Death Devil. She and Sawako used to try to outdo each other on the guitar. Her stage name is Christina.
Tseng is the stern, no-nonsense, and sometimes temperamental leader of the Turks. In Final Fantasy VII, he is brutally injured (but not killed) by Sephiroth while investigating the Temple of the Ancients. Like the other Turks, he returns in Advent Children, wherein he and Elena retrieve Jenova's remains from the Northern Cave before being attacked, and subsequently tortured, by Kadaj's gang. (Source: Wikipedia)
Cid is a playable character in Final Fantasy VII. In Final Fantasy VII: Advent Children, he appears to help fight Bahamut Sin. His new airship is the Shera/Sierra.
Birthday: December 26 Sign: Capricorn Height: 158cm Weight: 52kg Blood type: A Nodoka is Yui's childhood friend and confidant who is a member of the school's student council. As a normal, well-mannered and intelligent girl, she is generally taken aback by the light music club's odd behavior, and easily gets annoyed with Ritsu whenever she forgets to fill in the club's application forms. She shares the same class as Mio in their second year, who appreciates her companionship tremendously, as being the only person Mio knows in her class. In her third year, she becomes the student council president. (Source: Wikipedia)
Highly decorated and a Knight of the Order of the Garter, the Admiral is Robert Stephenson's main point of contact with the British Government. The Admiral is rather set in his ways, believing that men, not machines, fight wars. He displays a stereotypically British style of composure, calmly taking afternoon tea on the deck of his flagship while a battle rages nearby.