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One of the high-ranking officers of the Red Ribbon Army, He had a special psychic technique where he could temporarily paralyze people so they couldn't move (called Choryonku), which Blue used to his advantage to win the fight. He tracked, and encountered Goku various times, eventually stealing a Dragon Radar from him. When he returned to the army's headquarters, Commander Red congratulated him on the finding of the Dragon Radar but noted that his main mission was to collect the Dragon Balls, and that people were executed for failure. Blue became terrified until Red said that since Blue had served the army well in the past, and that if he fought Tao and won he would be able to redeem himself. Tao Pai Pai killed Blue by sticking his tongue on a pressure point on Blue's temple. He is apparently gay, seeing how he doesn't enjoy the idea of Bulma and females.

Woodruff first appeared telling Ash that he was free to catch the Heracross, but if he did he might be causing more harm to the forest than he knew, since the Heracross made tree sap available to the Butterfree. Woodruff introduced himself, stating that he was a ranger for the forest and wildlife bureau.
He is a fairy. He is a servant of Runa, just like Suneri

Movor transforms into a combat space-shuttle, and is capable of achieving planetary orbit under his own power. He carries detection equipment so he can search for Autobots from orbit, and is equipped with a powerful, long-range x-ray laser that allows him to attack them from that distance. He is somewhat pompous about his abilities, something which irritates his teammates. Movor has excellent heat-resistance. He combines with his fellow Combiners to form the giant robot Ruination. (From Wikipedia)

Moore was an Alliance vice admiral and commander of the 6th Fleet. His flagship was the Pergamonn. He died at the Battle of Astarte after refusing to surrender to the forces of Reinhard von Lohengramm. (Source: Gineipaedia)







