ผลการค้นหาตัวละครสำหรับ “Fullmetal Alchemist: Brotherhood Specials”

Maya's father.

Age: 21 "Twilight" Suzuka is a female Ultra Class A assassin who only kills when the sun is setting. Her preferred weapon of choice is a bokken, or wooden sword, which through secret, semi-mystical swordplay can be used to slice metal like a cleaver and smash concrete, yet on the next stroke will land only a knockout blow on her opponent. She first appears when she tries to kill Gene Starwind's friend Fred Luo as part of her contract with a rival weapons seller. Gene is able to outsmart her and force her to consent to come after him before she kills Fred as part of her pride. However, in her next appearance, Suzuka saves Melfina from a Kei Pirate and decides to help the group against the Kei Pirates, mainly to go after a member of the Anten Seven named Hitoriga, who killed her family. Surprisingly, Suzuka seems to know more about the Kei Pirates than the rest of the crew. Among the various members on Gene’s ship, Suzuka could best be considered the lone wolf, relying very little on outside help to accomplish her goals and frequently disappearing at ports to take care of "business." She is quiet and pensive, and once tells Gene that she 'sticks around' only because she finds him interesting, much to his chagrin. Much about Suzuka's past is unknown, such as why the Kei pirates would target her family, how she survived, and who trained her or if she trained herself. Even her age is never really mentioned during the run of the series. All that is known is that her pursuit of the Kei Pirates is of personal nature, particularly towards the assassin Hitoraga, who murdered her clan and family. Near the ending of the series, it is implied that she has feelings for Gene. During her fight with Hitoriga, he asked her, "Why are you following this man? Don't tell me you love him." She responded by telling him that he would hear the answer if he defeated her, which ended with Suzuka being the winner. So the nature of her feelings for him has been left unresolved.

Aisha Clanclan belongs to one of the noble houses of the Ctarl-Ctarl Empire. From a young age, she excelled in her classes...but the highest honor in Ctarl-Ctarl society is to go into space. Finally, Aisha won her place in space when she was promoted to the rank of Ambassador Plenipotentiary and given command of the Orta Honehone. But then, as her ship was on its way to Blue Heaven, Aisha got caught in in the middle of an Outlaw chase. Hilda's ship, Horus, (with Gene, Jim, and Melfina inside with her) were trying to escape from several other Outlaws (hired by the MacDougalls)...and the Orta Honehone was in the way! Aisha tried to throw the weight of the Empire by demanding the ships get out of the way, but she didn't realize that Outlaws answer to no one but themselves. Aisha had to order the ship to move aside so Horus could get past...but when a small asteroid hit the ship, she got angry and gave the order to fire. Though she would eventually capture the pursuing Outlaws, Hilda and company got clean away. When word of the fiasco reaches the home planet, Aisha is stripped of her rank and reassigned to Blue Heaven to gather information on the Galactic Leyline. Dejected, Aisha wandered the space colony. Then, when Gene returned, she learned that he knew Hilda, and she confronted him, chasing him all around with Ctarl-Ctarl ferocity and relentlessness...until she ran out of energy. Hoping to learn more about the Leyline, Gene takes her to dinner, and before Aisha can turn the tables on them, Gene KO's her and leaves her with the bill. Aisha doesn't catch up again until the Heifong Space Race, where she commandeers a passing Ctarl-Ctarl patrol vessel and pursues Gene all throughout the race. Eventually, Aisha learns that Gene is looking for the Galactic Leyline, so she happily makes herself part of the Outlaw Star's crew. As Jim described them once, the Ctarl-Ctarl are sort of a cross between a human and a tiger. Aisha, typical of her race, is very proud, very direct, very aggressive...and very tough. Few things faze a Ctarl-Ctarl (surviving a #12 at point-blank proved her point on that account). Even in humanoid form, they are much stronger than most other races, and they have high tolerances for extremes (for example, she doesn't consider hot springs hot unless the water's boiling). Things gets even worse when they need to morph into their beast forms, where their awesome power is magnified even more and can be further boosted by the light of a moon. The only problem with the beast form is that it's hypermetabolic, allowing only a brief period of transformation...and requiring a healthy meal afterwards to recoup the lost calories.

He was a young man who developed a fear of space flight and a hatred of pirates during an attack when he was 15 that resulted in his father's death at the hands of a band of mercenaries led by Ron MacDougall. Gene was thrown into an escape pod by his father moments before their ship exploded and landed on Sentinel III where he would remain until the beginning of the series. Until Hilda questions him, "Are you going to keep running away?" and Gene responds, "Keep running away?" Gene is scared of space—but Hilda's questioning of his courage is the turning point, and Gene's fear of space disappears. While on Sentinel III, Gene met the much younger Jim Hawking and the two went into business; forming a company called Starwind and Hawking Enterprises. Gene is a reckless ladies' man and a bit of a pervert who shamelessly flirts with almost every woman he meets. He would rather try to achieve his goals with a minimum of effort and his reckless attitude proves a continuous source of frustration to Jim. Despite his brash nature, Gene does have a caring side to his personality which he usually displays toward Melfina. After realizing Melfina had no recollection of her past or function, Gene promises to help her find her past and protects her from the various individuals in pursuit of her. Also, throughout the course of the series, he begins to develop feelings for her, and grows rather irritated with Harry on behalf of his apparent relationship with Melfina.

Drocell is a puppetmaster who aids his boss in the kidnappings of young girls. He uses string as a weapon to strangle his targets. He even appears to be a puppet himself, as some of his reflexes are that of a doll's.

An artisan at Carl's glass factory in the town of Seize. She is an admirer of his talent and accomplishments and likes to sing his praises. When opportunity presents, she works to develop a relationship between Carl and Naomi. She is outgoing and friendly, and apparently competent at glassblowing. It is later revealed that she is the daughter of Carl and Naomi. The two were married many years but separated with only their child to show as the "product of their love" as Maria likes to put it.

The headmaster of Waldstein Academy's daughter, Maya Kumashiro claims to hate the myths that her father loves. Maya Kumashiro comes to Waldstein Academy after her father, the headmaster, died. At his funeral, in the recorded message to the students, he summons an ancient ghost by mistake, which Maya beats with her suitcase and kicks it into the coffin again. She then makes an announcement that it was staged and expresses hatred for myths. Despite this, later on in the episode, she recognizes that the being is a Lamie and knows what it is and how to stop it. She says that even knowing about myths, she still hates them due to the fact her father, who was previously very loving and caring, became obsessed with them and caused him to ignore her and become rough.