ผลการค้นหาตัวละครสำหรับ “Attack on Titan: The Final Season - Final Chapters Part 1”

Presumed dead in Final Fantasy VII, Rufus returns in Final Fantasy VII: Advent Children. Infected with Geostigma, Rufus asks for Cloud's help to rebuild Shin-Ra. He also hides Jenova's head from Kadaj for most of the movie until he decides to reveal himself.

Marlene is Barret's adoptive daughter.

Barret is a playable character in Final Fantasy VII. In Final Fantasy VII: Advent Children, Tifa takes care of his daughter (Marlene) while he travels the world searching for energy sources alternative to Mako. He appears to help fight Bahamut Sin.

Hair: Long/short black hair Eyes: Dark-colored Skin: Fair complexion Height: 158cm Favorite phrase/slogan: "I don't know everything, I just know what I know." (何ã�§ã‚‚ã�¯çŸ¥ã‚‰ã�ªã�„ã‚�よ。知ã�£ã�¦ã‚‹ã�“ã�¨ã� ã�‘。, Nandemo wa shiranaiwa yo. Shitteru koto dake.) She styles her hair into two braids and ties them with a hair ribbon that has a cat design. She is always seen dressed in the uniform of Naoetsu Private High School, even outside of school days, and is rarely seen on any other type of clothing, except for a set of sleepwear which she wore during Tsubasa Cat Arc. Hanekawa Tsubasa is Araragi's classmate and the class president. Araragi describes her as "the class president of all class presidents." The reason Tsubasa and Hitagi cut their hair short is because they learned Araragi likes it short. Hanekawa currently lives with her stepfather and stepmother. Hanekawa Family's Past: Her biological mother was 17 years old when she got pregnant, the biological father is unknown because she apparently had many lovers. Before she gave birth to Tsubasa, she married another man who was a "workaholic." Right after giving birth, Tsubasa's biological mother commited suicide. The workaholic stepfather, unable to raise a child, remarried again to a woman who is Tsubasa's current mother. The workaholic father soon died from overwork and the current mother married another man who is now Tsubasa's current father. Hanekawa Story's overview in Nekomonogatari/Bakemonogatari: Prior to the beginning of Bakemonogatari Hanekawa was possessed by a bakeneko (mischievous spirit of a dead cat) during Golden Week due to stress over her family (see Nekomonogatari: Kuro). The matter was eventually resolved with the help of Shinobu at the cost of some of Hanekawa's memories, but the problem emerged again right before the school festival because of different stress. Araragi was told by Hanekawa's bakeneko form that she has feelings for him. In "Tsubasa Tiger" (Nekomonogatari: Shiro), on her way to school, she met a tiger spirit which spoke to her. Soon buildings important to Hanekawa began to mysteriously burn down and "Black Hanekawa" (her bakeneko form) began to take over her body every time she slept. The inevitable showdown was afoot and led to some surprising events. "Tsubasa Tiger" is written from the perspective of Hanekawa rather than Araragi.

Tseng is the stern, no-nonsense, and sometimes temperamental leader of the Turks. In Final Fantasy VII, he is brutally injured (but not killed) by Sephiroth while investigating the Temple of the Ancients. Like the other Turks, he returns in Advent Children, wherein he and Elena retrieve Jenova's remains from the Northern Cave before being attacked, and subsequently tortured, by Kadaj's gang. (Source: Wikipedia)

Cid is a playable character in Final Fantasy VII. In Final Fantasy VII: Advent Children, he appears to help fight Bahamut Sin. His new airship is the Shera/Sierra.

First Appearance Anime: episode 3 "Shining Dimly in the Midst of Despair" Dazz is a member of the 104th Trainees Squad. In chapter 12, when Dot Pixis announces the plan to reconquer Trost District, Dazz has a breakdown and starts screaming that he doesn't want to die. Though Marco Bott tries to quiet him, a commanding officer overhears and threatens to execute him. Dazz replies that execution would be better then being eaten by a Titan. However, Dot Pixis then announces that all deserters will be pardoned—but have to live with the guilt that they abandoned their families to the Titans. Dazz is unable to leave his family to that fate, and returns to participate in the operation to plug the breach. After the mission, he briefly appears in Chapter 21 standing next to Sasha Blouse when Irvin Smith gives a speech urging the 104th Training Squad members to join the Scouting Legion. As he is not present in the group of trainees who join, he presumably opted for the Stationary Guard instead. In Ch. 40, Ymir and Historia Reiss recount a story about Dazz from training. Wanting praise and recognition, Dazz undertook harsh physical training in the snowy mountains. However, he wasn't strong enough to endure it, and nearly died. Ymir told Krista to leave him behind or her own life would be endangered; when Krista refused, Ymir used her Titan shifter powers to bring Dazz back to the camp safely. (Source: Shingeki no Kyojin Wikia)