
The male protagonist who developed a mentality to punish those who are not well discipline. It was self-claim that he was sent by the director. Seiyuu: Shohei Kajikawa (梶� 翔平)
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The male protagonist who developed a mentality to punish those who are not well discipline. It was self-claim that he was sent by the director. Seiyuu: Shohei Kajikawa (梶� 翔平)

Seiyuu: Momona Sakura (�倉 もも花)

During the One Year War, Gato was a famous ace pilot, dreaded by Federation soldiers as the "Nightmare of Solomon." During the last battle of the war he grudgingly agreed to leave the battlefield with Delaz, living to fight another day rather than going out in a blaze of glory. Now this master warrior lives only for the resurrection of the Zeon cause, displaying little emotion other than contempt for the incompetence of his Federation foes. While Kou becomes obsessed with avenging Gato's theft of the Gundam GP02A, this rivalry is decidedly one-sided - it's almost beneath Gato's dignity to acknowledge a clumsy Federation rookie as his adversary. (Source: Gundamofficial.com)

Lord Slug is a very old Namekian that has been traveling through space for a number of years after being banished from his home world for misusing his powers. Along with his crew of vicious fighters, he travels from planet to planet wreaking chaos as he went. Source - Wikipedia

Turles is a Saiyan and the primary antagonist in the Dragon Ball Z movie special, The Tree of Might. He was once a member of the Saiyan Army under the Planet Trade Organization, but went defunct and off into the cosmos to conquer planets for himself. His first appearance was in the third Dragon Ball Z movie and the second was in the two-volume VHS O.V.A. released as a "Official Visual Guide" for the Bandai NES game, Plan to Eradicate the Saiyans. Aside from a different skin tone and two "devil horns" in his hair, Turles looks exactly the same as Goku. In the Dragon Ball Z: Anime Film Comics, it was stated that the reason why Turles and Goku looked alike is because within the low-rank Saiyans, the facial patterns of each warrior were similar, thus making it easy to mark which Saiyans were low-class warriors. However, Turles said that Goku was "low-class trash", implying Turles may not have been a low-class Saiyan after all. Though, he bears a resemblance to Bardock, Goku's father. Turles is a Saiyan warrior and former servant of Frieza. It is assumed that Turles escaped Planet Vegeta's destruction because he was on a mission. Nearly thirty years after Planet Vegeta's destruction, Turles, along with his squad of henchmen, make their way toward Earth to check up on the Saiyan, Kakarot (Goku). Turles' age is unknown, though he appears to be around same age as Goku. Seeing as he abandoned Frieza long before Goku was born, it is assumed he is older. Turles' name is a pun on the vegetable "lettuce". The name is written out as ターレス, T�resu. If the first two syllables are rearranged, it becomes レタース, ret�su. Ignoring the elongated "a" sound, it becomes the accurate Japanese spelling of "lettuce", レタス retasu. (Source: Ultra Dragon Ball Wikia)

Technically not even a member of the Star Leaf crew, Lufy crash-lands in a crippled Bain-class fighter just before the Star Leaf jumps into hyperspace. She is a cocky ace fighter pilot who pretends not to take dangerous situations seriously and does not follow orders very well. Lufy has a reputation for being the sole survivor from her flight groups and becomes the main character in Destruction and Stardust War. If she is aware that Rumy does not like her, she does not seem to care. Her R/EC reincarnation has the same reckless daring.

Pippo is Gazelle's old friend and co-worker. He has a strong conviction to justice, and also is very unlucky. Against his father's wishes, he joins the Okinawa Private Self-Defense Forces. (Source: Wikipedia)