Diane is a member of the Seven Deadly Sins and is The Sin of Envy with the symbol of the Serpent. She is also a member of the Giant's Clan. She is a fair maiden with pink eyes and medium length brown hair which is tied up into Mega Twintails. Despite being a beautiful looking maiden, she is in fact a giant from the giant clan, and is several times larger than ordinary humans. She wears a one piece orange suit, boots that extend almost up to the knees, and a metal armband which is embedded with shiny metal pebbles. Her current outfits and attire is believed to be the most fashionable ones. She wears an orange colored short sleeved bodysuit and boots. As the Serpent's Sin of Envy, her main traits are jealousy and envy. She shows strong affection for Meliodas, so when she met him together with Elizabeth, she grew very jealous and threw him away whilst calling him a cheater. In contrary with Elizabeth who wants to be strong and powerful, she wants to be small. In the manga, she admitted she has feelings for the King.
A Goddess that resides in Tenri, she exhibits characteristics of a tsundere and pure maiden; whenever she is in possession of Tenri's body, there is a halo above her head. She and her sisters—so called "Sisters of Jupiter"—sacrificed themselves to seal the Old Hell. As a "being from the heaven" she requires the power of love to grow, for it is the source of their energy. To obtain more power, Diana asks Keima to marry Tenri. Later on in the manga it is revealed that she doesn't grow wings because she herself develops feelings for Keima, but in the anime she grew wings after her failed attempt to have Keima kiss her. (Source: Wikipedia)
The most mysterious of the Gung-Ho Guns. His portrayal in both the anime and manga are drastically different. In the anime, Zazie uses the identity of a young boy named "Beeb" as a disguise. He can control sand-worms with a high-frequency device he wears on his head. The anime never exactly gives a clear explanation as to what Zazie was. It can be theorized that Zazie was a malevolent entity that took control of the boy whenever it needed to, that he was in fact a much older man who only looked like a young boy, or that he was actually a child assassin driven to the brink of insanity by his association with the Guns. In the manga... his body is controlled by a collective of group-minded insects. These insects are the original inhabitants of the planet Gunsmoke and have formed an alliance with Knives to see whether humans or Plants are better to co-exist with. The insects that form Zazie also seem to represent the planet's consciousness, as represented by the sandworms he can control as well (Zazie has been referred to as the 'leader of the sandworms' by Knives). His body is destroyed by Hoppered for spying on him and Midvalley. Zazie later reappears in the body of a teenage girl. In Trigun Maximum 11 this body is destroyed as well after trying to implant an insect in Knives to control him. Zazie reappears one last time as an odd-looking man in disco-clothing in order to deliver his coin to Vash. It is revealed that these bodies are human, but are controlled by a small worm-like creature that lives inside it, similar to the one Zazie tried to implant in Knives. When the hive is destroyed by Knives, the man spits out the creature and has no memories of his time as host to Zazie. His Gung-Ho Gun number is 12 in the manga, and 4 in the anime. (Source: Wikipedia)
A man who is obsessed with luck, Lucky is the leader of a notorious band of outlaws called "The Wild Bunch." Having taken over the town of evergreen, he demands that the surviving citizens give him access to the town's bank vault. He attempts to take the vault by force with his armor only to be quickly defeated by Van. After his defeat, he gives Van his first clue to finding The Claw, including the fact that he kidnapped Wendy's brother (on The Claw's orders.)
The Laughing Man proves to be the ultimate hacker, capable of such feats as hijacking multiple video streams simultaneously, taking over someone's cybernetic brain entirely, or even editing his own images out of someone's cybernetic eyes, and all in real time. The Laughing Man logo is an animated image of a smiling figure wearing a cap, with circling text quoting a line from Salinger's novel The Catcher in the Rye, which reads: "I thought what I'd do was, I'd pretend I was one of those deaf-mutes." After the events of the Section 9 raid by the Umibozu and the last meeting with Motoko and Aramaki, it was discovered that Aoi, though responsible for the initial incident that made the Laughing Man a phenomenon, was not in fact its true originator. He chose to confront Serano only because of the file he found, and despite years of extensive investigation on his own part, he never discovered the origin of that file. It could be said that whoever abandoned the file was in fact the "real" Laughing Man - and it is possible that he obtained it from someone else. Aoi tells Aramaki to make of that what he will.
A butcher who uses the disguise of a female so he can abduct women. Manga: A wanted serial killer and later an experiment in 5th laboratory. He falls in love with Riza when she was out grocery shopping in vol. 7. By that, he was caught by the military. He later helped Maria Ross escape from prison. In the original anime, he goes after Winry, but Edward eventually gets the best of him. He was seen arrested, but later reappeared as a soul bound to armor. "I kill, therefore I am." ~ Episode 21
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