ผลการค้นหาตัวละครสำหรับ “Attack on Titan Season 3 Part 2”

male, age 10.

Cameo is one of Dio's henchmen, and the user of the stand "Judgement". He spends most of the fight buried underground to avoid being caught by Polnareff and Avdul.

Nena is a minor antagonist appearing in Part III: Stardust Crusaders. Nena is introduced as a tsundere-like girl, having a crush on Hol Horse to the point of marriage. Not satisfied with her actual appearance, she hides her true form even from her allies and uses the good looks of her last victim to trick her opponents into thinking she's just a innocent woman. Enya Gail notes that her specialty is to slowly kill her victims.

J. Geil is the man responsible for the murder of Polnareff's sister, earning him Polnareff's desire for revenge. J. Geil expend most of his time hiding from plain view, preferring to have a partner in which to relay on. This made him a perfect candidate for Hol Horse who like him believe working in pairs. He would hide in the shadows while Hol Horse broke the glass needed for his stand to work and sometimes they would do combination attack, such as Hal Horse breaking glass and J. Gail attacking while Hol Horse shot a bullet from his Stand, the Emperor, locking the enemy in a mortal circle. Like his mother he had a deformity that give him two right hands. (Source: JJBA Wikia)

Youkai that first appears at episode 6 and 7 of Zoku Natsume Yuujinchou.

The class president of Takashi's class. Sasada believes that Takashi can see spirits, and constantly asks him questions about it, to which he replies that he doesn't have such an ability. Much to Takashi's chagrin, she wants to come along with him when he's visiting spirits. She possibly may have a crush on him in the anime, as she blushed in episode 5 when Takashi asked why she wanted to come with him to an abandoned train station (he was going there to see why Reiko had a ticket for that place). Luckily, he was rescued by Tanuma, who distracted Sasada long enough for Takashi to escape on the bus. The story in the manga differs slightly, as Sasada moves away after the encounter with Shigure, so she has far more spotlight in the anime. (Source: Wikipedia)