Satou Toshiya is one of the main characters of the manga and anime series Major. The main character of the series, Honda Goro, befriends him at 5 years old and teaches him baseball. He was born September 9 and is nicknamed Toshi. Toshiya is a character that is featured as Goro's friend and rival through the series through he grows from a five-year-old shy kid into a professional baseball player. He is a serious and intelligent character with a great love for baseball. His position is catcher. When he is abandoned by his parents at the age of 11 and taken in by his grandparents, becoming a professional baseball player becomes his goal, something he starts to chase after ruthlessly. Toshiya has a warm character and he values his friends dearly, he has a high but realistic opinion of Goro. On the field however he has a cold and manipulative personality which puts off his opponents and makes him a very difficult person to play against but as a teammate he is more then reliable. His weak point is his tendency to think too much which causes him to get bouts of depression at times. A tendency that puts him opposite of Goro which is one of the things that makes them such a good battery, when they form one. During the series, Sato Toshiya and Honda Goro are more often opponents than teammates. (Source: Major Wikia)
Gorou's father's best friend since high school. Later in the series he marries Momoko.
A professional soldier who heads the military's Special Ops Forces looking for the runaway M-66s.
Bounty: 500,000,000 Devil Fruit: Moa Moa no Mi Byrnndi World is the captain of the World Pirates and the main antagonist of the 3D2Y anime special.[2] He is a former prisoner of Impel Down's Level 6. World is a very tall broad man with large arms. He has a green beard and a W-Shaped mustache that is a lighter shade of green, and also wears a horned helmet that has had one of the horns broken to accommodate his older brother, who sits on his left shoulder. He also appears to be missing some teeth and has a scar on his scalp. He wears a black and purple open sleeveless coat, green pants, a brown belt, and brown shoes. World sailed out to sea after his older brother Byojack encouraged him to leave their small island and explore the world. World took along Byojack, who didn't believe he should go with World as he had a disease since he was young that make him weak and frail. They journeyed in search of freedom, and World protected Byojack. World made a name for himself with his immense strength, and after amassing a pirate crew, he got the Navy's attention. He earned the name "World Destroyer", and through the government intelligence agency Cipher Pol was betrayed by some of his crew and was locked in Impel Down's Level 6, frozen in ice. He snuck out of the prison as Blackbeard escaped with his new crewmates. After World's escape from Impel Down, he returned to his crew, who had built the ship of their dreams. World had changed since the betrayal by his crew and his time in Impel Down and now saw his friends as tools to help him bring down the government. This could be seen before his imprisonment, as he wanted a large cannon on his ship, telling Byojack it was to ward off potential enemies, but planning secretly for more sinister uses. One such use was blowing up Mariejois, which he decided on after his imprisonment. After his ship and crew were destroyed, Byojack was seen standing next to World and suggested they set out again, just the two of them. Their whereabouts are unknown. (Source: One Piece Wikia)
The first member of the militaristic nation of Digald to be encountered by Ruuji. He unintentionally damages the Generator at Ruuji's village and becomes a constant antagonist to him. Apparently suave and charming, he can also be ruthless in combat. Nonetheless, he prefers to conquer territories and cities rather than demolish them, in contrast to other Digald commanders such as Georg. He was inducted into Digald when its forces attacked his village. In episode 24, he witnesses the pollution that Digald's industry has spread, and the suffering of former villagers. For most of the story, Zairin was portrayed as an obsessed Zoid pilot looking for a worthy challenge, and longed to face Ruuji in a fight to prove his worth. Zairin had long suspected something was afoul with Digald, but it was not until he discovered that droid Digald pilots were actually human souls (including his long-time friend Whips) that he defected to join Ra-Kan's group. Ruuji and Zairin made peace with each other and cooperated in their campaign against Jiin. Zairin proved instrumental in the final battle, being the one to disable Jiin's bio particle cannon with a blast from his own. He was also the one who helped expose Bio-Tyranno's Zoid core, allowing Ruuji to strike it with Mugen Liger. After the defeat of Jiin, there was no epilogue to detail the fate of the characters so it's only speculated that Zairin probably went back to restore his village. He pilots a MegaRaptor, a larger version of the Digald Bio-Raptor, with claws that can block metal Zi weapons. After he was defeated by Ruuji in Hayate Liger, Zairin was rescued and was given Bio-Volcano. In giving Zairin his Bio-Volcano, Jiin actually had a device that drained Zairin of his life energy. The device was eventually removed and Zairin was apprised of it.