Birthday: October 10 Sasaki Isaburou is the commander of Mimawarigumi. His character is based on the leader of the real Mimawarigumi, Sasaki Tadasaburo. Sasaki Isaburou was born into the elite samurai family Sasaki, as the main heir. He is also the half brother to Sasaki Tetsunosuke. His personality is completely different when writing e-mails by cellphone. He insists people to call him Sabu-chan and states that he doesn't have many friends. He cannot express his feelings well by speaking, so he usually texts with his cellphone. He also has a need to express Mimawarigumi's eliteness. Isaburou trusts Nobume's abilities as an assassin and as his most loyal member of the Mimawarigumi. He also seems to know very well about Nobume's love for donuts and uses it as a reward for her good work.
Shoal is a jewel collector who was very interested in Ms Ripple's Lepardas' Eye jewel which she had brought with her on the ship while journeying on-board the ship that Ash and his friends were traveling on while in the Decolora Archipelago. (Source: AniDB)
A wildly popular idol with the gimmick of being a "fallen angel", with goth makeup and a bad boy attitude. He is a crow tengu who wished to become the land god instead of Nanami by eating her heart. After being thwarted by Tomoe, he becomes friendly with Nanami and even allows her to stay at his apartment when she temporarily loses her godhood. He has a lingering dislike for Tomoe. He left Kurama mountain 17 years ago and has been living in human world since then. He also shown to have more normal human's attitude than the others (Tomoe, Mizuki, etc.). (Source: Wikipedia)
He is a member of one of Kemonotsuki Houses, possessed by Kaede, the Hinozuka Family's Guardian Beast in the form of a cat. (Source: Hakkenden Wikia)
Birthday: December 18 Zodiac: Sagittarius Height: 159 cm Weight: 55 kg Hiraga Gengai is Edo's greatest mechanic and inventor. He has helped Sakata Gintoki and the Yorozuya on several occasions. He makes ugly and crude machines, and his belief is that 'The machines of men are armour, cannons and caterpillars'. Gengai has a bad habit of modifying everything he has at hand, forgetting to tell the items' users important instructions on how to utilize them until it's too late. This usually results in the items' users getting into trouble. Hiraga Gengai was first introduced in Episode 17. Seemingly as a normal mechanic, the Yorozuya later found out that his only son, Hiraga Saburou had lost his life in the Joui wars. His only son's death left him with a deep emotional scar and Takasugi Shinsuke took advantage of that and used him to attack a festival in which the Shogun would be attending. However, with the help of the Yorozuya and the Shinsengumi, the attack was stopped and Gengai persuaded that revenge against the Bakufu was not the right course of action. Presently, he is the owner-proprietor of Machine Hall, a machine-repair workshop and inventor's office, and he frequently has to repair Gintoki's scooter. Even so, he is still a fugitive from the law, as seen from his wanted poster at the end of Episode 17, and as stated by Gintoki in the beginning of Episode 67. In the Lotus Chapter he helped repair Tama by re-using No.305's body. In the Tama's Virus Infection Chapter, he helped analyze the problem of Tama's pixelated look, sending the Yorozuya into her body to fight the viruses. In the Kabuki-cho arc, he appeared to help in the battle against the men of Doromizu Jirochou. In chapter 318 he repaired Sa-chan's glasses, and in chapter 321, it was discovered that he actually turned the glasses into some kind of mass destruction weapon.
Gon's exact saurian species is never delved into. He vaguely resembles an outdated depiction of a generic carnosaur in a tripod stance. He is an omnivore with an enormous appetite. He possesses enormous power and endurance for his size, his feats of strength including supporting his own weight with his jaws, to being able to partially lift a fully grown African Elephant. His scaly hide is almost impenetrable, being able to shrug off the bites of larger predators. Gon's intelligence seems to fluctuate in each adventure, ranging from total cluelessness (such as failing to notice a bird nest on his head for weeks), to strategic cunning (using a lion as a beast of burden to capture prey). (Source: Wikipedia)
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