ผลการค้นหาตัวละครสำหรับ “Bananya: Around the World”

Shizu is a young man with a great talent for swordsmanship. He travels in a dune buggy with Riku, his talking dog companion. In the anime, he only appears in one episode but he appears in multiple stories just about him and Riku in the novels. Riku narrates all but one of these stories. Later in the novels, Kino and Hermes meet up with Shizu and Riku again but Kino only seems to remember Riku's name. Shizu is the son of the hedonistic king in the sixth anime episode. (Source: Wikipedia)

She is an afflicted child Kino visits at the request of her parents, who ran the hotel Kino was staying at. She writes to her friend Rogue every month, and hopes to one day visit him at the reclamation village his family was sent to, once a cure is found for her disease.

Maris doesn't exactly have the greatest life. Her father's an alcoholic, her mother's an airhead, and to top it off, she's always broke. Why? Maris is a Thanatosian, and Thanatosians have six times the strength of a normal human being. Generally, this would not be a bad thing, except that the planet Thanatos blew up years ago, and the rest of the galaxy is not set up for people who are six times as strong as everyone else. So to keep the destruction her race does to a minimum, Thanatosians are made to wear harnesses that limit their strength. However, Maris accidentally destroys everything she touches and as all damages are docked from her wages, every mission she's assigned to by the Inter-Galactic Space Patrol takes her further in debt. (from wikipedia)

Ran's older brother. Can turn into a wolf. Specializes in physical enhancement and has so much physical ability he doesn't know what to do with it. Jin used magic to turn his pelt into a powerful magical item. He wants to fight strong enemies, but is forbidden to do so by his father, Uruma Zen.

A well-built man with angular glasses, Kuzuki is the strict homeroom instructor of Rin's class. He primarily lectures on World History, though he also holds classes in Ethics. Kuzuki is well respected among staff and students, but he is widely regarded as austere and impersonal. A serial killer, he is Caster's ally but acts more as her servant. He is in love with Caster although he hides it completely. He hid the fact that they had been defeated by the protagonists from Caster when she lay dying to spare her feelings; saying that victory was theirs he held her until she died, and perished himself immediately afterward. (Source: Wikipedia)

is Rune's younger sister, and for most of the first OVA, she is in the clutches of the Phantom Tribe, being subjected to various scientific experiments. Although two females of royal blood are required in order to operate the Eye of God, the tribe utilizes a special device allowing them to control it with only her as a key. However, when the machine breaks down, the tribe is forced to retreat, and Ifurita, sent by Katsuhiko, takes her to the Bugrom to become their prisoner. When she's finally freed, she agrees to help Rune activate the Eye of God to eliminate the Bugrom, but Phantom Tribe sabotage causes the Eye to run out of control after they activate it together. Although the members of the palace look at her with love and admiration, she is in actuality a cruel, despotic tyrant. (Alielle, her lesbian lover, is happy to see that she hasn't changed at all after her ordeal.) She shows very little gratitude towards Makoto for rescuing her, instead declaring how he must have a greater appreciation for her station now that he's had a chance to live it. Fatora does not exist in The Wanderers. Taken from Wikipedia