Death Kachina is a wanted outlaw and a notorious killer. Not much is known about him beyond his deeds. He is actually an Asian immigrant. He knew Naomi’s parents in the past and became good friends with them. He had an avid interest in the culture of the Indigenes and liked to study them. When the Indigenes attacked the ship he and Naomi’s parents were on, he blamed the white men for being the instigators of all the war in the land. This prompted him to take the form of Death Kachina, the spirit of the dead, out of revenge.
Appears in episode 29 of Gintama' (230 total). He's also called Claw of Death (æ»ã�®çˆª, Shi no Tsume) and Holy Claw (è�–ã�ªã‚‹çˆª, Seinaru Tsume)
Birthday: February 18, 1980 Height: 180 cm Weight: 52 kg Blood Type: B Likes: Jacuzzi Dislikes: Insects Halle Lidner, real name Halle Bullook, works for Near as part of his investigation team, along with Gevanni and Rester. She is mentioned to be a former CIA agent. In the manga, Lidner knows Mello and leaks SPK information to Mello; Near is unaware of Lidner's SPK information leaking. When Mello questions her and asks her which side she is on(Near or his), She replies that she is on neither side, and merely helps both of them because they are after Kira. Later on, she calls Mello and tells him about Near's plan(Having Mikami write everyone's name down in the notebook), and he replies "I'm the only one who can do it.". This can be seen as the real push that drove Mello to kidnap Takada and eventually save the lives of both investigation teams. Mikami views her real name, Halle Bullook, with his Shinigami eyes and proceeds to write her name as well as the other SPK members' names into his Death Note, but she remains alive due to the notebook being a fake. (Sources: Wikipedia, How To Read)
Death Spots is the boss of the Siren Mines.
Death Gatling is an A-Class Rank 8 hero for the Hero Association. (Source: One Punch-Man Wikia)
Watari is L's assistant, providing logistics to the investigation team. Before the team is formed, he is the only person who has seen L, and the only one capable of contacting L directly. Like L, he represents himself with an Old English "W" on computer screens. He is also a fatherly figure to L. On the surface he is Quillsh Wammy (ã‚ルシュ・ワイミー Kirushu WaimÄ«?), a famous inventor and founder of Wammy's House, an orphanage for gifted children in Winchester, England. Watari is well trained in espionage and marksmanship. Rem kills Watari, along with L, in order to protect Misa. At the end of the manga, Roger Ruvie, the manager of Wammy House, becomes the new Watari for the third L, Near. He is voiced by Kiyoshi Kobayashi in the Japanese anime and French Tickner in the English dub (except for the film, in which Ron Halder takes over). Watari's name was originally going to be "Shadow" in reference to being L's shadow, but the editor disapproved, which led to the name "Watari", which references his role as a handler.The design team decided on Watari's design during the second chapter. Obata did not put much thought into Watari's disguise because his face did not appear, but afterwards, the rough drafts had Watari as an elderly man with a single strip of hair. Obata decided to keep him as an old man because older characters were more fun to draw than younger ones because of the "weird angles" that could be created with their wrinkles, while younger characters may be designed as "attractive, normal, or ugly." Obata likes leather coats, so he had Watari wear one.Watari is Obata's third favorite human character because he likes older characters and that because Watari "seemed to be hiding a lot of ability" and "had depth."His birthday is May 1, 1933. Watari was always counted as a father and is often seen giving L snacks.