List of Ultimate Muscle characters
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The following is a list of characters who appear in Yudetamago's manga and anime series Ultimate Muscle/Kinnikuman Nisei.
[edit] Prologue of a Legend~Hercules Factory Arc
- Mantaro Kinniku (キン肉万太郎 Kinniku Mantarō) / Mantaro Muscle (Kid Muscle)
- Seiyū: Masaya Onosaka/Marc Thompson (US). Homeland: Planet Kinniku, Age: 14 (Choujin Olympics: 15, Ultimate Tag: 16), Height: 176cm/5'9", Weight: 83kg/189lbs., Chojin Power: 930,000. The main character of the story. He is the 59th prince of Planet Kinniku and son the first Kinnikuman, Suguru Muscle (Suguru Kinniku) and Belinda Bibinba. Raised during times of peace, he is a spoiled, cowardly, lazy teenager, much like his father was at the beginning of the first series except with more emphasis on cowardice and less on clumsiness. He usually start matches off in a cowardly state, only managing to get a few good moves in due to luck. However, when his friends are in trouble or his opponent is being dishonorable, he manages to reach the state of Kajiba no Kuso Djikara (Burning Inner Strength). When this happens, the Niku-Mark appears on his forehead and his strength, stamina, and technique increase many fold. Because Suguru had his records annulled years ago, Mantaro never knew how great a hero his father really was until he met Meat. Mantaro was named after Ultraman Taro (Ultraman + Taro/Kinniku + Mantaro). Mantaro's favorite wrestling move is his father's signature move, the Kinniku Buster (sometimes called the Butt Buster in the English dub, though it actually translates to Muscle Buster) which he won much of his wrestling matches with until he gains his own signature move, Muscle Millennium. Mantaro is rather lecherous and lusts after many girls, but his main love interest is Rinko Nikaido (Roxanne). His favorite food is galbi bowl (Cow and Rice), which he often sings about. Trademark Techniques: Kinniku Buster, Turn Over Kinniku Buster, Kinniku Driver, Muscle Millennium, Muscle G (Gravity), Iroha Hell Tour, Mantaro Air, Back Drop.
- Terry the Kid (テリー・ザ・キッド Terī Za Kiddo) / Terry "The Grand" Kenyon
- Seiyuu: Toshiyuki Morikawa, Ai Nonaka (young)/Frank Frankson (US). Height: 190cm/6'2", Weight: 86kg/191.1lbs, Choujin Power: 1,050,000. Son of Texan super wrestler Terryman and Japanese reporter Natsuko Shōno. Terryman was best friends with Mantaro's father Suguru, and Terry believes Suguru stole the limelight away from Terryman. Because of this Kid has a complex against his father and Mantaro, but he soon learns the true power of friendship and changes his ways. He is initially assigned to Osaka after graduating from the Hercules Factory. He won almost half of the tournament, before he was severely hurt. Kid survives an operation after he is defeated by Scar Face (Eskara). In the Choujin Olympic qualifying round, he abandons the race to save a drowning boy (much like how his father once threw the qualifying round to save a dog), but he shows up later in the tournament as The Matenro's coach. During the Ultimate Choujin Tag arc, his complex returns and he teams up with Robin Mask instead of Mantaro. Despite the fact that they look almost identical (except for the K-mark on his forehead), possess similar behaviour patterns, and use the same techniques, Kid claims he is nothing like his father. Trademark Techniques: Calf Branding, Spinning Toe Hold, Texas Clover Hold, Kid's Triangle Choke, High Voltage Bomb, $1,000,000 Kick.
- Seiuchin (セイウチン Seiuchin) / Wally Tusket
- Seiyū: Takumi Yamazaki (Ginzō Matsuo in first movie)/Madeline Blaustein (US). Height: 193cm/6'3", Weight: 145kg/322.2lbs, Choujin Power: 910,000. A big Irish walrus (seiuchi is Japanese for walrus). His mother and sister Dorothy look very similar to him. He likes to eat fish. For some reason he (and his family) look up to Mantaro. He graduated second in his class and was initially assigned to protect Hokkaidō. In The Ultimate Chojin Tag Teams, Neptuneman stuns everyone by choosing mild-mannered Wally as his tag partner. Neptuneman had remembered the story of The Walrus and the Carpenter from his homeland and decided to train Wally to bring out the untapped cold-blooded power in him. Trademark Techniques: STF, Ice Rock Driver.
- Gazelleman (ガゼルマン Gazeruman) / Dik-Dik Van-Dik
- Seiyū: Yasunori Masutani/Eric Stuart (US). Height: 205cm/6'7", Weight: 136kg/302.2lbs, Chojin Power: 1,000,000. A Tanzanian gazelle-type wrestler. He graduated top of his class and was given the esteemed assignment of protecting Tokyo, although later in the series he's portrayed as a comical loser who's always being clobbered by evil chojin. His dub name was frequently mentioned by X-Play's Adam Sessler after the show reviewed the Gamecube game, who finds the name humorous. Trademark Techniques: Antler Fist, Savannah Heat.
- Gorgeousman (ゴージャスマン Gōjasu Man)
- Seiyū: Mahito Ohba. A native of Houston, Texas. Height: 220cm, Weight: 185kg, Choujin Power: 870,000. His whole costume is a giant Confederate States of America flag (The 4Kids dub recolored his costume to be completely red, as the Confederate flag is considered offensive by some). In the original manga version of Nisei, when the Legends first announce the Hercules Factory graduates, Mantaro steals Gorgeousman's costume and wears it, saying that Gorgeousman's costume is much cooler than his. An almost nude Gorgeousman appears shortly after, forcing Mantaro to return his clothing. His forearms were horribly injured by Check Mate, but he recovered. He was featured briefly in the first Nise movie, but lost in an off-screen fight against The Cyborg. Trademark Technique:Patriot Shooter Press. He first appears as a fan submission on the cover art for chapter 374 of the original Kinnikuman.
- The Adams (ジ・アダムス Ji Adamusu) / Ski Adams
- Seiyū: Kenji Nomura/ (US). Height: 204cm, Weight: 115kg, Choujin Power: 850,000. A UFO themed Chojin from California. He is named after George Adamski. Ranked Number Four in the Hercules Factory. He was originally assigned to the Tohoku region. Early in the manga version, The Adams served a larger role as a supportive character for Mantaro, and remained faithful to the young prince. He later joins Mantaro, the Kid, Gazelle, and Seiu in their battle against Kevin Mask and his team. After the DMP was defeated, he returns to his post and joins the other second generations to train at the Ryogoku National Martial Arts Stadium, where he spars with Apollonman. He later makes an appearance to witness HF Second Year Replacement matches. He was also featured briefly in the first Nisei movie, during the Seigi Chojin fan appreciation day, where he is seen giving fans his autograph. Later on he helps out in the fight against The Cyborg, but is easily defeated.
Trademark Technique: UFO Clutch. He first appears as a fan submission on the cover art for chapter 374 of the original Kinnikuman.
- Apollonman (アポロンマン Aporonman) / Apollo (Mercury)
- Seiyū: Yūki Satō. Height: 185cm, Weight: 120kg, Choujin Power: 870,000. A Greek Chojin obviously inspired by the god Apollo. Assigned to the Kantō region. Early in the manga version, he serves a larger role as a supportive character for Mantaro. After the defeat of the DMP, Apollo returns to Hercules with The Adams and Gorgeousman to continue training. He was featured briefly in the first Nisei movie, where he is signing autographs during a fan appreciation day. He later joins the other Seigi Chojins to fight The Cyborg, but is easily taken down. Trademark Techniques:Pancrush. He first appears as a fan submission on the cover art for chapter 374 of the original Kinnikuman.
- Barbarian (バーバリアン Bābarian)
- Seiyū: Takumi Yamazaki. Height: 200cm, Weight: 120kg, Choujin Power: 800,000. A Kenyan Chojin assigned to the Chūbu region. He was killed by Rex King after attempting to attack him from behind, and ended up being eaten by Rex King's T-rex arm. He was also shown briefly in the first Nisei movie, where he was signing autographs, and joins the team to battle The Cyborg, but is quickly taken down. Trademark Technique:Barbarian Crush. He first appears as a fan submission on the cover art for chapter 374 of the original Kinnikuman as Animal Man. He also appeared in Yudetamago's manga Lion Heart as Brash Bird.
- Canadian Boy (カナディアン・ボーイ Kanadian Bōi) / The Canuckler
- Seiyū: Mahito Ohba. Son of Canadian legend Canadianman (Manitoban).
- Specialman Jr. (スペシャルマンJr. Supesharuman Juniā)
- Seiyū: Yasunori Masutani. Son of American legend Special Man. Anaconda impersonated him to infiltrate the Hercules Factory. It's unclear what happened to the real Specialman Jr or if he existed at all.
- Jairo (ジャイロ Jairo) / Gyro
- Height: 193cm, Weight: 102kg, Choujin Power: 910,000. An Australian Chojin in charge of the Chūgoku region. He was killed by Bone Cold. He also appeared in the first Nisei movie, getting easily defeated by The Cyborg.
- Namul (ナムル Namuru)
- Height: 185cm, Weight: 98kg, Choujin Power: 860,000. A Korean Chojin who is assigned to Shikoku. Named after namul. He also appeared in the first Nisei movie, where he is seen signing autographs and shaking hands with many fans. He later joins the Seigi Chojin in their battle against the Cyborg.
- Pantomimer (パントマイマー Pantomaimā)
- A Spanish pantomime Chojin. Height: 190cm, Weight: 91kg. Trademark Technique: Madrid Illusion. He first appears as a fan submission on the cover art for chapter 374 of the original Kinnikuman.
- Samuu (サムゥ Samū)
- Seiyū: Tetsu Inada. A wrestler from India. Height: 170cm, Weight: 95kg. He lost to Ramenman on his final wrestling test and failed to graduate. Trademark Technique: Body Press. He first appears as a fan submission on the cover art for chapter 374 of the original Kinnikuman as Killer Arabian.
- Jigokuman (地獄マン) / Hellman
- A skull-masked chojin. Failed to graduate.
- The Jack (ザ・ジャック Za Jakku)
- A chojin with a Union Flag mask. Failed to graduate.
[edit] dMp Arc
- Kevin Mask (ケビン・マスク Kebin Masuku)
- Seiyuu: Ryotaro Okiayu/Ted Lewis (US). Homeland: England, Age: 18 (Choujin Olympics: 19, Ultimate Tag: 20), Height: 218cm/7'1.5", Weight: 155kg/344.4lbs, Choujin Power: 1,170,000. The son of English legend Robin Mask. The Spartan-like training his father put him through since childhood and the responsibility of being the successor of the prestigious Robin Family was too much for him to bear, so he ran away from home and became a member of the dMp to rebel. While in training, his life was saved by Scarface. After seeing how dishonorable the dmp was, he walked out on them and became a sort of free agent Choujin. Kevin has his own version of the Kajiba no Kuso Djikara called Maelstrom Power. He later became a finalist in the Choujin Olympics, under the training of Chloe (secretly Warsman). Although he lost in the anime version, the original manga had Kevin win the Choujin championship in the final match against Mantaro. Afterwards, he and Robin Mask seemed to have entered a love/hate relationship. In the current storyline, Kevin has been erased from existence by two Evil Choujins who have gone back in time and killed Robin Mask, prompting Mantaro and the others to go back and return things to normal. The name Kevin Mask is a play on a major wrestling star Kevin Nash. Trademark Techniques: Big Ben Edge, OLAP, Tower Bridge, Robin Special, Mach Pulverizer, Provocation Toe Kick, Royal Stretch, Tornado Fisherman's Suplex.
- Tel-Tel Boy (テルテル・ボーイ Teru Teru Bōi) / Dialbolic
- Seiyuu: Tomohiro Nishimura/Eric Stuart (US). A walking, talking cell phone from Hong Kong. When he was up against Mantaro, rain devastated him and his phone lines cut off from the tournament which resulted a lead to Mantaro's victory. In Japan, a teru teru bozu is a doll made from a tied up piece of cloth to ensure skies stay clear and rain doesn't fall.
- MAXman (マックスマン Makkusu Man) / Pumpinator
- Seiyuu: Tetsu Inada/Dan Green (US). The grandson of Sneagator (Shocadile), an old-generation Akuma Chojin that was defeated by Mantaro's father. He can transform into a giant athletic shoe. Mantaro figures out that a shoe's worst enemy is stepping in feces. (In the anime, it was a stinkbug.) Hails from Atlanta, Georgia.
- Rex King (レックス・キング Rekkusu Kingu) / Tyrannoclaw
- Seiyuu: Shinichiro Ohta/Marc Thompson (US). One of Sunshine's star pupils, Rex King is from the United States. His special attack is called the "Jurassic Hand" with which his hand becomes a dinosaur hand. In truth, he is actually is a dinosaur and his "Jurassic Hand" is his real head and what appears to be his "head" is a fake. He pummeled Terry the Kid with his brutal attacks, but Mantaro helped out Terry by telling chillingly bad jokes (coldness being a dinosaur's weakness). He bears a resemblance to Beast Wars' Megatron.
- Check Mate (チェックメイト Chekkumeito)
- Seiyuu: Kouichi Toochika/Wayne Grayson (US). Height: 221cm/7'2.5", Weight: 190-800kg/422.2-1777.78lbs, Choujin Power: 1,210,000. An Akugyo Chojin from Monaco trained by Sunshine. At first he is a sadist that is incapable of feeling pain, but after being bested by Mantaro, he turns over a new leaf and became a New Generation Seigi Chojin. In the Ultimate Choujin Tag Arc he turned down Seiuchin's offer to form a tag team. Because of this, he became the first victim of Seiuchin and Neptuneman's Optical Fiber Cross Bomber, resulting in the skin on his face being peeled off. His attacks are modeled after chess pieces for King, Knight, and Rook. He can fuse them and his normal form together in a technique known as Grand Slam. Trademark Techniques: Chess Piece Change, Stallion Style Honorable Driver, Centaur Black Neigh, Rook Sky Twister.
- Bone Killer (ボーン・キラー Bōn Kirā) / Addversarious
- Seiyuu: Norio Wakamoto/Eric Stuart (US). Height: 197cm, Weight: 148kg, Chōjin Power: 1,230,000. Mantaro's first opponent. A dMp agent from Peru. Can extend the cross/plus symbol on his chest outward to crush enemies. In the anime he was called Blood Killer, so as not to be confused with Bone Cold. Trademark Technique: Bone Crush Cross. He first appears as a fan submission on the cover art for chapter 374 of the original Kinnikuman as Wizardman.
- Anaconda (アナコンダ Anakonda) / Boaconda
- Seiyuu: Tetsu Inada/Jimmy Zoppi (US). Length: 560cm, Weight: 900kg, Chōjin Power: 1,090,000. Mantaro's second opponent; he impersonated Special Man Jr. and fought Mantaro in a caged death match at the Hercules Factory. If it wasn't for Terry the Kid throwing peanuts at Anaconda, Mantaro wouldn't have defeated him. From India. He first appears as a fan submission on the cover art for chapter 374 of the original Kinnikuman as Snaker King. Trademark Techniques: Witch's Whipping Humiliation (魔女鞭の嬲打ち Majo-muchi no Naburi-uchi?)、Serpent's Constricting Coils (蛇銅監禁囲い Jadō Kankin Gakoi?)
- Kirinman (麒麟男) / Doomsmane
- Seiyuu: Takumi Yamazaki. Height: 250cm, Weight: 202kg, Chōjin Power: 79,000,000. A Chinese Qilin and head of the dMp Perfect Chōjin. He and Shimaō were taking some of Sunshine's students to add to theirs. They were destroyed when Sunshine blew up their HQ. He first appears as a fan submission on the cover art for chapter 374 of the original Kinnikuman. Trademark Techniques: Thousand Li Kick, Sì Líng Punch
- Shimaō (屍魔王 Corpse Devil) / Skulldozer
- Seiyuu: Yasunori Masutani. Height: 189cm, Weight: 102kg, Chōjin Power: 68,000,000. The demon-like head of the dMp Zangyaku Chōjin an its co-founder. He and Kirinman were taking some of Sunshine's students to add to theirs. They were destroyed when Sunshine blew up their HQ. He first appears as a fan submission on the cover art for chapter 374 of the original Kinnikuman. Trademark Technique: Devil Initiation.
- Yashamu (夜叉夢)
- Height: 175cm, Weight: 95kg, Chōjin Power: 1,200,000. A Japanese Yaksha-themed villain. Killed by Gazelleman in the V-Jump manga. He first appears as a fan submission on the cover art for chapter 374 of the original Kinnikuman. Trademark Technique: Kagamijishi Guruma (鏡獅子車).
- The Flowerdust (ザ・フラワーダスト)
- Height: 200cm, Weight: 152kg, Chōjin Power: 36,000,000. A big flower from the Netherlands. Presumably he died in the dMp explosion. He first appears as a fan submission on the cover art for chapter 374 of the original Kinnikuman. Trademark Technique: Poisonous Petals (毒毒花弁).
- Unibōzu (ウニボーズ)
- A dMp sea urchin chōjin. His name is a parody of the umibōzu. First appeared in chapter 14 of Nisei as a fan submission.
- The Cutter Maō (ザ・カッター魔王 The Cutter Devil)
- A dMp Akugyō Chōjin that carries a giant box cutter as a weapon. He later represents Libya in the Chōjin Olympics. First appeared in chapter 14 of Nisei as a fan submission.
- Master DJ
- A DJ based chojin in the dMp. Appeared in chapter 12 of Nisei as a fan submission.
- Nail Clipper Man
- A nail clip based chojin with the dMp. Appeared in chapter 12 of Nisei as a fan submission.
[edit] HF Second Year Replacement Matches Arc
- Jade (ジェイド Jeido) / Jeager
- Seiyuu: Kenji Nojima, Fumiko Orikasa (young)/Wayne Grayson (US). Height: 187cm/6'1", Weight: 93kg/206.67lbs, Choujin Power: 950,000. Brocken Jr.'s German pupil, first introduced as a member of Generation EX. His nickname is "Berlin's Green Arrow", as he wears a green uniform and bicyclist's helmet. An orphan, he was raised by an eldery couple, who were subsequently slain by a trio of anti-superhuman thugs. This incident was what inspired Jade to seek Brocken's guidance in becoming a champion for those unable to defend themselves. (In the anime, he is later revealed to be Brocken's son, though this is not the case in the manga.) Jade's ultimate attack is Brocken's "The Red Rain of Pain" (a.k.a. "Red Rain of Berlin", a chop-like attack capable of cutting right through a superhuman's body). According to Brocken, it works on the principle of "cutting the flesh to cut the meat, cutting the meat to cut the bone, cutting the bone to cut the core". However, Jade's version differs from Brocken's in that Jade actually causes a blade to protrude from his hand before slashing, and his hand/arm is usually engulfed in flames before he delivers the attack. Jade's second favourite move is the "Beefcake Hammer", where he shifts behind the opponent, raises one of his opponent's legs and crosses the opponent's arms around it before executing a leaping suplex. In a grueling concrete deathmatch, Jade is defeated by Scarface (Eskara/Mars) in Maui, Hawaii, and fails to enter the finals. Though Scarface twists off Jade's right arm, it is later reattached. He later participates in the Chojin Crown. Unfortunately, he suffers another defeat, this time to yet another dMp member in disguise (Ricardo).
- Scarface (Mars) (スカーフェイス Sukāfeisu/マルス Marusu) / Eskara
- Seiyuu: Kenji Nomura/Marc Thompson (US). An Italian dMp that infiltrated the Hercules Factory under the guise of a mafia bruiser. His true name is Mars. Back at the dMp, he helped Kevin Mask survive the intense training, gaining a scar on his back in the process. Mars's specialty is that he imitates (and then improves) the special moves of other chojin. The previously mentioned scar on his back proved to be his undoing when he became the first victim of Mantaro's Muscle Millennium. He later fights for good as an "Idol Chojin". During the Ulitimate Choujin Tag Arc, he dons his overbody once again for the fight with the Hell Expansions. Likely mistaking the katakana ル (ru) for リ (ri), Mars's name is often mistakingly called "Malice" by English-speaking fans.
- Clioneman (クリオネマン Kurioneman) / Hydrozoa
- Seiyuu: Takuro Takahashi/Dan Green (US). A clione Chojin from Russia. Hydrozoa can transform his body into several things, including a giant squid, a jellyfish, and a magnifying glass to use the sun's rays to create a deadly laser-type weapon. Hydrozoa's special move is the XYZ Crash, named so because XYZ are the last letters of the English alphabet, meaning that his matches end once he hits the move. He savagely defeated Wally Tusket in his match, but was beaten by Mantaro in the second round.
- Dead Signal (デッド・シグナル Deddo Shigunaru) / Road Rage
- Seiyuu: Tetsu Inada/Sebastian Arcelus (US). A living Traffic light from Japan. He can control his opponents movements by using various roads signs. Dead Signal's special move is the Sign Rotary Saw where the sign that makes up his head spins around like a buzzsaw blade to slice into his opponent. He was defeated by Mantaro in the first round of the Replacement Tournament (also the only member of Generation EX to lose in the first round). In the rom hack of Kinnikuman Tag Match Road Rage is a playable character.
- Rinko Nikaidō (二階堂凛子 Nikaidō Rinko) / Roxanne
- Seiyuu: Fumiko Orikasa/Lisa Ortiz (US). Birthdate: September 9. A girl that was adopted at infancy by Suguru's old girlfriend Mari Nikaido. Mantaro falls in love with her when he first meets her, though she doesn't always seem to return the sentiment. She refers to Mantaro as Manta. In the original manga she was a kogal, but in the anime she was portrayed as a regular high school student wrestling fan.
- Keiko (恵子) / Kiki
- Seiyuu: Ai Nonaka/Kerry Williams (US). A friend of Roxanne's that was bullied in school. She almost ended up prostituting herself to The Rigani to pay off the bullies. In the anime, none of this happens.
- Tamaki Maekawa (前川たまき Maekawa Tamaki) / Trixie
- Seiyuu: Reiko Kiuchi/Megan Hollingshead (US). A ganguro kogal that bullied Keiko, she later befriends Roxanne and Keiko. In the anime, Tamaki isn't a ganguro girl, and instead has dark blonde hair. Terry the Kid is her main love interest.
- Dorothy
- Seiyuu: Ryō Hirohashi→ Fumiko Orikasa (Ultimate Muscle), Wally's little sister who admires Mantaro.
- The Rigany (THE・リガニー Za Riganī) / Cranky Doodle Craw Daddy
- Seiyuu: Takumi Yamazaki/Ted Lewis (US). An American crawfish wrestler from New Orleans and one of a few remnants of the dMp. Under the name "Masakazu Tamura", he would put on a (barely) human disguise and appear at singles bars. Keiko agreed to compensated dating with him, but Rinko stepped in and saved her. He captured Rinko and Mantaro had to fight him. ("The Rigany" is a Japanese pun on Zarigani (crawfish).)
[edit] Kajiba no Kuso Djikara Challenge Arc
- Mince / Minch (ミンチ)
- Seiyuu: Naoki Tatsuta/Darren Dunstan (US). Chief of the Churrasco Tribe. He is Meat's long-lost father.
- Fork the Giant (フォーク・ザ・ジャイアント) / Forkolossus
- Seiyuu: Toshiyuki Morikawa/Frank Frankson (US). No Respect No. 1. A murderous, living forklift from planet Doboku. His first victim was a nagging boss. Relies on the power of hatred. Loses his hands (injury self-inflicted).
- Hanzō (ハンゾウ)
- Seiyuu: Kazuya Nakai/Eric Stuart (US). No Respect No. 2. From the planet Iga, his life was destroyed when his face was practically burned off as a baby (which gave him a lifelong fear of fire). Embittered from being tormented about his looks, he turned to evil, skinning his enemies' faces and wearing them. Special moves include Bewitching Blade, "Kugutsu Hitogata" (Tatami Puppet) and "Otsura Chōdai" (Mt. Fuji Facelift). Killed The Ninja before his match with Mantaro. He returns as an Idol Choujin during the Demon Seed Arc and fights Gepparland. After defeating Gepparland they are both killed by General Terror, but Hanzou is later revived by the Reborn Diamond. He has yet to make an appearance during the Ultimate Tag arc.
- Bone Cold (ボーン・コールド)
- Seiyuu: Nobuyuki Hiyama/Sean Schemmel (US). Height: 204cm/6'8" Weight: 147kg/326.6 lbs. No Respect No. 3. Bone Cold was the most deadly and vile of No Respect, and is the son of Kinkotsuman (Skullduggery), an old rival of Kinnikuman and Terryman. Was abused and harshly trained by his father and ran away from home. Bone Cold is an assassin, taking requests from criminals to kill Chojin. Without a paid contract, Bone Cold does not kill, making him different from his teammates. His name is an obvious play on Stone Cold Steve Austin. The translated Viz manga uses the name "Lone Bone Cold". Special moves include (as translated to English in the manga) Shooting Arrow, 3-D Crush and Nasty Gimlet.
- Kokumo (コクモ)
- Seiyuu: Yasunori Masutani. The Ninja's student who was killed by Hanzou.
[edit] Chōjin Olympics: The Resurrection (Anime: Chōjin World Grand Prix)
- Ikemen Muscle (イケメン・マッスル)/Ikemen McMadd
- Seiyuu: Tetsu Inada→ Shinichiro Ohta/Pete Zarustica (US). Harabote's son. He takes over his position as chairman of the Choujin Olympics. He is not related to the Muscle (Kinniku) family. Is ridiculed about his face, and hates Mantaro greatly.
- Jacqueline Muscle (ジャクリーン・マッスル)/Jacqueline McMadd
- Seiyuu: Junko Noda/Kathleen Delaney (US). Harabote's daughter and Ikemen's younger sister. She is beautiful and busty but prefers violent matches and can be pretty mean (she can even make Ikemen cry). She becomes kinder after the Mantaro/Kevin Mask bout and even supports Rinko and Mantarou hooking up.
- Croe (クロエ) / Lord Flash
- Seiyuu: Hideyuki Tanaka→ Eiji Takemoto/Madeline Blaustein (US). Kevin Mask's second and the only person he trusts. In actuality, he is Robin Mask's former student Warsman. Kevin's OLAP technique is a reversed version of Warsman's Palo Special and other technique's of Kevin's are based on his.
- Ricardo (ヒカルド)
- Seiyuu: Toshiyuki Morikawa/Wayne Grayson (US). Choujin Power: 1,180,000. Born an Akugyō Chōjin, he was raised as a Seigi Chōjin Submission Artist in Brazil. When his overbody eventually cracks open, his dMp roots are revealed and he turns into the "Lord of Darkness", a jaguar/piranha chojin who gleefully ignores the concepts of rules and mercy. At the Chōjin Olympics he is seconded by his friends Gazeman (ガンキュー Gankyū) and Pelé (ペレ). He defeats Jade in the quarter-finals, and then proceeds to lose to Mantarou in a semifinal match that involves a large, wooden structure covered with razor-sharp blades ("Punishment X", manga) or a similar device that confers electric shocks ("Electrolix", anime). He has yet to make a second appearance. Trademark Techniques: Torture Slash, Zuffara, Iguazu Lock.
- Pashango (パシャンゴ)
- Seiyuu: Tomohisa Asou. Ricardo's trainer who taught him a multitude of submission moves (their style is likely meant to be an exaggerated variation of Brazilian jiu-jitsu). One day, during a sparring match, he witnesses Ricardo partially transform into his "Lord of Darkness" version and subsequently attacks him as he would any other Akugyō Chōjin. Shocked and angered, Ricardo slays his master with the Torture Slash, then passes the murder off as an accident to his fellow students Hugo (ウーゴ), Silva (シウバ), and Hitōdé (ヒトーデ). However, as the others leave to find medical assistance, Silva lingers behind and sees Ricardo stomp on Pashango to ensure his demise.
- Ilioukhine (イリューヒン) / Comrade Turbinski
- Seiyuu: Kouichi Toochika/Madeleine Blaustein (US). Homeland: Russia. Choujin Power: 1,200,000. A wrestler that can transform into various forms of aircraft. He first shows up during the final prelim (the three-legged race) with Meat as his partner. He defeated Detruction in the 2nd Round but lost to Kevin Mask in the semifinals. He shows up again on the side of good during the Demon Seed arc and fights Meltdown. He teams up with Barrierfreeman as Fireball - Flying Fogey Squad during the Ultimate Choujin Tag Arc. His name is a parody of the Ilyushin aircraft manufacturer company and Sambo Fighter Mikhail Ilioukhine[1]. Nicknames: Red Aircraft of Death. Trademark Techniques: Death Airplane, The Turbulence.
- Barrierfreeman (バリアフリーマン)
- Seiyuu: Yasuhiko Kawazu/Ted Lewis (US) (Nils), Bin Shimada (Jijoman). Homeland: Sweden. Choujin Power: 420,000. A composite chojin: Nils (ニルス), a young wrestler who cares for the eldery and the old man Jijoman (ジージョマン), who was a wrestler in his youth who has mastered many submission moves, but he was cast out of the wrestling ring and for his cheating ways and sealed in a tree. Jijoman tricked Nils into letting him become a part of him, giving the native wrestler his fighting style. Nils' special abilities is to alter his body so Jijoman can fight. He later appears as a good guy during the Demon Seed Arc and fights The Tatooman to a draw. He teams up with Ilioukhine as Fireball - Flying Fogey Squad during the Ultimate Choujin Tag Arc. Trademark Techniques: Narayama Backbreaker, Children's Limbo Lariat.
- The Nōsonman (ザ☆農村マン) / El Niño
- Seiyuu: Takashi Nagasako/Dan Green (US). A farmer whom seconds Mantaro during the Chojin Crown Finals after Meat is injured. Trademark Techniques: Thresh Suplex, Rice Harvest Sobat, Straw Hat Revolution, Guillotine Leg Drop.
- The Matenrō (ザ・摩天楼) / Sly-Scraper
- Seiyuu: Yasunori Masutani/Frank Frankson (US). An American made from a stretchable 110-story high hotel, he can deliver deadly power bombs.
- Wash Ass (ウォッシュ・アス) / Hollywood Bowl
- Seiyuu: Takashi Nagasako/David Schecter (US). A Peruvian wrestler modeled after a toilet seat. After his trainer Benkiman had been defeated by Kinnikuman, Wash faced Mantaro in the first round, but was defeated. Has IOIO on his chest and WC on his belt.
- Pri-Clun (プリクラン) / Photo-Pat
- Seiyuu: Takumi Yamazaki/Megan Hollingshead (US). A Croatian wrestler with unknown gender. When Photo-Pat takes a snapshot, everyone in its path turns into photograph. Its name is a parody of the "Print Club" photo-sticker machines that are all over Japan. Renamed Printman in the anime. Trademark Techniques: Smack Down Picture.
- Chijimiman (チヂミマン)
- Seiyuu: Takashi Nagasako/Darren Dunstan (US). A Korean wrestler nicknamed the "Blue Chili Pepper". He was defeated by Kevin Mask. Named after the Korean cuisine jijimi (also known as buchimgae). Trademark Techniques: Seolleongtang Flip, Ti Chagi, Dolsot Split.
- Destruction (デストラクション) / D-Struction
- Seiyuu: Kenji Nomura/Frank Frankson (US). An Iraqi wrestler with 3 horns on his head. The horns can be used as radar. One of his biggest fans is Saddam Hussein, who came in person to see him compete. Trademark Techniques: Avalancher Crush, Twister Antenna.
- Note: In chapter 126 this Destruction is not even shown, but a Choujin later called Genocide (also from Iraq) is credited to it's contributor as "Destruction" and also wears a sash bearing that name. This Destruction eventually appears briefly in chapter 131 during the Beach Flags Race.
- Legocs (レゴックス) / Blocks
- Seiyuu: Hisao Egawa/Eric Stuart (US). A Dutch wrestler made of toy bricks that can transform into different shapes. However, a black brick among the blocks is the weak point. This led to his defeat in his match against Kevin Mask. His design was inspired by the Lego building blocks. Renamed Blocks in the anime for legal concerns. Trademark Techniques: Bookend Crush, Sliding Cocobat, Decoration Block, Sensational Clone, Steamroller, Regeneration.
- Yoneo Sasaki
- Seiyuu: Eiji Takemoto/Eric Stuart (US). A fat, effeminate man who is a big fan of Mantaro's. Much to Mantaro's dismay, he ended up being partnered with Yoneo during the Chojin Olympic Preliminaries. He assisted Mantaro during his fight with Wash Ass by setting up a beef bowl stand. Very little is known about him, but he has been seen riding in a limousine with men who refer to him as "Chairman".
- Ezoman (エゾマン)
- From Hokkaidō (Ezo), Japan. He wears a Hokkaidō-shaped mask. His father is from Kagoshima and wears a Kyūshū-shaped mask.
- Power Commando Joe (パワーコマンド・ジョー)
- Seiyū: Yasunori Masutani
- Mad Penguin (マッド・ペンギン)
- Bananaman (バナナマン)
- Seiyū: Toshiyuki Morikawa
- The Gunkan Maki (ザ・軍艦魔鬼 The Battleship Roll)
- Seiyū: Takumi Yamazaki
- Baaronos (バアロノス)
- Seiyū: Yasunori Masutani
- Mad Skelton (マッドスケルトン)
- Seiyū: Yasunori Masutani.
- Ifritman (イフリートマン)
- Named after the Ifrit.
- Duke Stamp (スタンプ公爵)
- Knitman (ニットマン)
- Mr. Gatcha (ミスター・ガッチャ) / Mr. Dispenser
- Seiyū: Ryōtarō Okiayu
- King Castle (キング・キャッスル)
- Seiyū: Toshiyuki Morikawa
- Maryū (マリュウ)
- Kaiser Moon (カイザームーン)
- The Coasterman (ザ・コースターマン)
- Drag Slave (ドラグ・スレイブ)
- The Crabman (ザ・クラブマン)
- Big Horn (ビッグ・ホーン)
- Sharkman (シャークマン)
- Spikeman (スパイクマン)
- The Assassin (ジ・アサシン)
- Sea Devil (シー・デビル)
- Sky Claw (スカイ・クロウ)
- The Eagle(ザ・イーグル)
- Hydeman(ハイドマン)
- Hoffman (ホフマン)
- Bō Thunder (坊サンダー)
- Gantetsu (ガンテツ)
- Dark Angel (ダーク・エンジェル)
- Ringman (リングマン)
- Zicoman (ジーコマン)
- Parody of Zico.
- Rengeman (レンゲマン)
- Renge (蓮華) can mean lotus or Chinese soup spoon.
- Arahan (阿羅漢 arhat)
- Fond de Veau (フォンド・ボー)
- Maxim (マキシム)
- Submitted under the name Cooking Master.
- Thunder Storm (サンダー・ストーム)
- Horusman (ホルスマン)
- Named after Horus.
- Mr. Ship (ミスターシップ)
- Konkirie (コンキリエ)
- The Kaikaiman (ザ・カイカイマン)
- Tigur (ティーグル)
- Genocide (ジェノサイド)
- Iron Mask (アイロン・マスク)
- Ironing Chojin.
- Bossam (ポッサム Possamu)
- A vacuum cleaner chōjin. Has "wind god" (風神) written on his face.
- Bingoman (ビンゴマン)
- Pachinker Z (パチンカーZ)
- Tornado Fan (トルネード・ファン)
- Ghost Viking (ゴーストバイキング)
- Nazcaman (ナスカマン)
- Nazca Lines chōjin.
- The DIEoxin (ザ・ダイオキシン)
- Dark Knight (ダークナイト)
- Powerman (パワーマン)
- The Noodleman (ザ・ヌードルマン)
- Captain Star (キャプテン・スター)
- King the Burger (キング・ザ・バーガー)
- The Snake Eye (ザ・スネークアイ)
- Lion King (シシキング Shishikingu)
- Vectorman (ベクトルマン)
- Gemini
- Denimman (デニムマン)
- Osman (オスマン)
- Named after Osman I.
- Armageddon (ハルマゲドン Harumagedon)
- The Sensation (ザ・センセーション)
- A NEMA connector chōjin.
- Killer Mark II (キラーマークⅡ)
[edit] Demon Seed Arc
- Kuan (クァン)
- A wild boy Chōjin that befriends Mantarō after a devastating loss.
- The Constellation (ザ・コンステレーション)
- An Icelandic constellation chojin. Choujin Power: 8,200,000. He had similar 4D powers to Pentagon and Black Hole. He defeated Buffaloman and then defeated Mantarou's Muscle Millennium technique. Mantarou eventually defeated him with an incomplete Muscle G.
- Gepparland (ゲッパーランド)
- A fish-faced chojin from Marseille, France. Choujin Power: 8,450,000. He fought and lost to Hanzou.
- Meltdown (メルトダウン)
- A motorcycle chojin from Chicago, Illinois. Choujin Power: 9,540,000. He fought and lost to Ilioukhine.
- The Tattooman (ザ・タトゥーマン)
- Chojin from Hokkaidō. Choujin Power: 8,600,000. He fought Barrierfreeman to a draw.
- Voltman (ボルトマン)
- A high-voltage Jamaican Chojin with a microwave oven in his chest. Choujin Power: 12,000,000. He and Ashuraman formed the tag team The Demolitions. They fought and defeated Kevin Mask and Scarface and then faced Mantarou and Kevin. Voltman was defeated by Mantarou and Kevin's Niku→Lap technique.
- Reborn Ashuraman (再生(リボーン)アシュラマン) / Shivano
- An Asura chojin from the previous series. Choujin Power: 10,000,000. A family tragedy turned him back to the side of evil. While fighting Scarface he developed the Ultimate Ashura Buster, combining the Ashura Buster and the Ultimate Scar Buster. He was defeated by Mantarou's new finishing move, the Muscle G.
- Shiva (シバ)
- Ashuraman's son. He was training to be a Seigi Chōjin like his father, but when he discovered Ashuraman's evil past his demon blood takes hold of him. He later kills his mother causing Ashuraman to kill him and, as a result, return to his demon ways and team up with General Terror.
[edit] Young Master of London Arc
- Robin Mask (Young) (ロビン・マスク(若年)?)
- Approximately 22 years old. Captain of the Oxford University rugby team, he grows tired of rugby and decides to take up Choujin Wrestling. However, his girlfriend Alisa's father Paul says "If you want to marry Alisa you must quit being a Choujin", so Robin becomes a regular human. Paul is pleased with the human and maskless Robin, but when Robin sees his friend John Bullman brutally murdered by Akugyou Choujin Guillotine King on TV, he decides to become a Choujin again in order to protect England. With help from Terryman he once again becomes the Noble Persona. And so, he heads for the 19th Choujin Olympics English Qualifying Rounds and challenges Guillotine King to a fight and defeats him with a Tower Bridge.
- Alisa MacIntosh (アリサ・マッキントッシュ?)
- Robin Mask's fiancee who attends Oxford University with him. The daughter of a banker.
- Terryman (Young) (テリーマン(若年)?)
- Approximately 16 years old. He has come to England in order to verify Robin Mask's abilities. He saved human Robin from a gang of punks and then help him regain his Choujin Power.
- Paul MacIntosh (ポール・マッキントッシュ?)
- Alisa's father. He considers Choujins to be monsters and opposes Robin and Alisa's engagement. He changes his mind after Robin defeats Guillotine King (and by extension saves his bank customers).
- Robin Grande (ロビン・グランデ?)
- Robin Mask's grandfather.
- John Bullman (ジョンブルマン?)
- A friend of Robin Mask and a member of Scotland Yard's Choujin Branch. Named for John Bull.
- Sherlockman (シャーロックマン?)
- A competitor in the 19th Choujin Olympics English Qualifying Rounds. Named for Sherlock Holmes.
- Maximillion (マクシミリアン?)
- A competitor in the 19th Choujin Olympics English Qualifying Rounds.
- Skull Crow (スカルクロウ?)
- A competitor in the 19th Choujin Olympics English Qualifying Rounds.
- The Sacrifice (ザ・サクリファイス?)
- A competitor in the 19th Choujin Olympics English Qualifying Rounds.
- Guillotine King (ギロチン・キング?)
- An Akugyou Choujin who crashes the 19th Choujin Olympics English Qualifying Rounds and kills John Bullman.
[edit] Part 2: Ultimate Choujin Tag Arc (Current Storyline)
- Muscle Brothers Nouveau (マッスルブラザーズ・ヌーヴォー)
- Team of Mantarou and Kinnikuman Great III (Chaos).
- Chaos (カオス)
- A young man who grew up in the Gakincho House (がきんちょハウス?) orphanage. He is a huge Choujin Otaku and has an extensive collection of Choujin items, including Kinkeshi (M.U.S.C.L.E.) figurines. In order to earn money for his orphanage, he would take part in a bogus Choujin Wrestling show as Butanikuman (ブタ肉マン, Porkman?). After seeing his potential, Mantarou invites him to team up as the Muscle Brothers Nouveau and participate in the Ultimate Choujin Tag Tournament. Because he was a human he was not allowed to participate in the tournament, so he obtained the Kinnikuman Great mask in order to hide his identity and pose as a Choujin.
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- Though he claims to be a human and not a Choujin, as a child a horn grew on the side of his head. Currently the horn is gone and in it's place is a keyhole shaped hole, a characteristic shared with the Time Choujins. Also, when the Time Choujins used their Legendary Destruction Bell, he suffered along with the other choujin.
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- When he was younger his parents and fellow villagers were murdered, the trauma of which causes him to occasionally go into spasms (at which point his fighting strength is weakened). On said occasions he is given a sedative (given in the same manner as asthma medication).
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- He refers to himself in the first person as Wachiki (ワチキ?) (occasionally using the more common Boku (ボク?)). When he overhears Meat encouraging Mantarou to give up on the tag team, he goes into shock and tries to run away. But in order to obtain the key (courage) to open his sealed memory, he returns to the tournament.
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- The Great Mask still has the tear in the forehead from the Dream Tag Tournament, so Chaos' hair sticks out.
- Five Disasters (世界五大厄(ファイブ・ディザスターズ))
- Team of Lightning and Thunder. Also referred to as the "Evil Time Choujins". They have gone back in time to right after the Dream Tag Arc from the first series in order to steal the Completion Bulbs that are growing on the bottom of the Tag Trophy. They kill Robin Mask, causing the New Generation to go after them and fix history. Tag Techniques: Deathwatch Branding, Disaster Press, Legendary Destruction Bell.
- Lightning (ライトニング)
- Time Choujin No. 1 and leader. He has a calm and sly personality and focuses on technique and finesse. Laugh: Jowajowajowa. He possesses the ability to travel a few seconds in time when he puts in his mouth piece. He calls this technique Acceleration. Trademark Techniques: Lightning Cutter, Four Point Impact.
- Thunder (サンダー)
- Time Choujin No. 2 and the bigger of the two. Like Lightning he is sly but focuses more on brute strength. Laugh: Nuwanuwanuwa. He usually wears an overbody with the face of a lion and the clothes of a Greek Mythology soldier. His left shoulder guard, which resembles a lion's paw, can be used as a giant claw. His left hand can transform into the Legendary Destruction Bell, but it was destroyed by Geronimo's Apache Death Scream. Trademark Techniques: Calamity Cross.
- The Machineguns (ザ・マシンガンズ)
- Team of Kinnikuman and Terryman. They do not believe that Mantarou and Kid are their future sons and look down on them. Lately though, Terry has been softened. Geronimo and Brocken Jr. are serving as their seconds. Tag Techniques: Muscle Docking.
- 20 Million Powers (2000万パワーズ, Nisenman Pawāzu)
- Team of Mongolman (Ramenman) and Buffaloman. Tag Techniques: Long Horn Train.
- The Adrenalines (ジ・アドレナリンズ)
- Team of Terry the Kid and Robin Mask. The name comes from their ability to excite the audience with their terrific matches. Robin is aware that Kevin is his son. Tag Techniques: Tag Formation A, Adrenalin Bridge.
- Handblades (テガタナーズ, Tegatanāzu)
- Team of Brocken Jr. and Geronimo. Terryman gave them their name in reference to their handblade moves, the Red Rain of Berlin (Brocken) and the Tomohawk Chop (Gero). Defeated in a Reserve Match against the Five Disasters. They trust the New Generation. Tag Techniques: Sorrowful Rain of Friendship.
- Hell Expansions (ヘル・イクスパンションズ)
- Team of Neptuneman and Seiuchin. The names come from the fact that the original Hell Missionaries have technically expanded. They are collecting the skin off of their opponent's faces. Tag Techniques: Optical Fiber Cross Bomber, Mask the End.
- Super Trinities (スーパートリニティーズ)
- Team of Jade and Scarface. The name comes from them excelling at three things: Technique, Strength, and Looks. Defeated in the first round by the Hell Expansions. Tag Techniques: Red Rain Swallow.
- Fireball • Flying Fogey Squad (火の玉・飛爺隊, Hi no Tama • Hijiitai)
- Team of Ilioukhine and Barrierfreeman. Eliminated in the preliminary Battle Royal when they saved the Mantaro from the Optical Fiber Cross Bomber. Their souls showed up to aid Geronimo during the Reserve Match. Tag Techniques: Tokko Attack, Carnal Desire Payment Belltoll.
- Hells Bears (ヘルズベアーズ)
- Team of Michael and Belmondo. They were Teddy Bear costumes. Tag Techniques: Teddy Crusher.
- Michael (マイケル)
- Hells Bears No. 1. He gives off the impression of being kind but is a brutal fighter in the ring. Animalistic cry: Ku~n!.
- Belmond (ベルモンド)
- Hells Bears No. 2 (colored black). Revealed to be Warsman during his battle against Team Cosmos. First believed so because of Mongolman's reaction towards him was similar to his reaction to Croe, where he feels pain in the scars he got from fis last fight with Warsman. After he punches Meteorman in a fist to fist attack, Meteorman gets a stabbing wound on his knuckles in the pattern of Warsman's Bear Claws. He also used the Storm Elbow technique and performs a Screw Driver when coming out of the bear costume.
- Carpet Bombings (カーペット・ボミングス)
- Team of Ortega (オルテガ?) and Moaidon (モアイドン?) . Defeated in the quarter finals by The Machineguns.
- Killer Carpenters (殺人カーペンターズ, Satsujin Kāpentāzu)
- Team of Deiku Tōryō (デーク棟梁, Master Carpenter?) and The Plastic Modelman (ザ・プラモマン Za Puramoman?). Defeated in the first round by the Muscle Brothers Nouveau.
- Wailing Ghost Gang (鬼哭愚連隊, Kikoku Gurentai)
- Team of Shikōtei (死皇帝, Death Emperor?) and The Gaon (ザ・ガオン?) . Defeated in the first round by The Adrenalines.
- Team Cosmos (チーム・コースマス)
- Team of Sputnikman (スプートニックマン?) and Meteoman (メテオマン?) . Defeated in the first round by the Hells Bears (whom they called "Misha" as an insult).
- Illusions (イリュージョンズ)
- Team of The Alphabet (字・アルファベット?) and Master Shuffle (マスターシャッフル?). Eliminated in the preliminary Battle Royal by the Five Disasters.
- Celebrities (セレブレティーズ)
- Team of Neo Chopin (ネオ・ショパン?) and Roseman (ローズマン?). Eliminated in the preliminary Battle Royal by The Machineguns.
- Jungle Books (ジャングルブックス)
- Team of Gori Max (ゴリマックス?) and Savannah (サバンナ?). Eliminated in the preliminary Battle Royal by the Hell's Bears.
- Saudi Arabian Combo (サウジアラビアコンビ?)
- Team of Masked Aladdin (マスクド・アラジン?) and Buchanan (ブキャナン Bukyanan?) . Killed along with several other teams by the Five Disasters the night before the tournament.
- Ittou Mask (一等マスク, The Best Mask?)
- A competitor in the bogus Choujin Wrestling Show that Chaos worked for, Based on Neptuneman. Although he dosen't really look like him, Mantaro humorously believes him to be the real Neptuneman and tries to attack him. He was scripted to win the match but is defeated by Chaos and Mantaro.
- Curry Lou Thesz (カレー・ルー・テーズ?)
- A competitor in the bogus Choujin Wrestling Show that Chaos worked for, based on Curry Cook. His brass knuckles accidentally hitting Rinko is what causes Chaos to go against the script and attack everyone.
- Beefman (ビーフマン?)
- A competitor in the bogus Choujin Wrestling Show that Chaos worked for, based on Buffaloman.
- Robin Mouse (ロビンマウス?)
- A competitor in the bogus Choujin Wrestling Show that Chaos worked for, based on Robin Mask.
- Tanmenman (湯麺男?)
- A competitor in the bogus Choujin Wrestling Show that Chaos worked for, based on Ramenman.
- The Tenmusu (ザ・天むす?)
- A competitor in the bogus Choujin Wrestling Show that Chaos worked for, based on The Mountain. He is actually four midgets in a costume.
- Kawazaki-kun (川崎くん?)
- Chaos' fellow Choujin Otaku. Chaos will often beat him up to gain possession of rare Choujin Goods (most notably the Great Mask).
- Ilioukhine's Father (イリューヒンの父親, Iryūhin no Chichi'oya?)
- Shown in a flashback as Ilioukhine and Barrierfreeman are preparing to crash into the Optical Fiber Cross Bomber. He would often tell young Ilioukhine of "drúžba" (friendship).
[edit] Legends (Original Muscle League)
The heroes from the previous Kinnikuman series, they have come forth to train the next generation of seigi chojin.
- King Muscle
- Meat
- Robin Mask
- Terryman
- Ramenman
- Buffaloman
- Warsman / Croe (Lord Flash) / Belmond
- Brocken Jr.
- Geronimo / Beetlebomb
- Neptuneman / King Neptune
- Wolfman / Sosumi
- Sunshine (サンシャイン)
- Kinkotsuman / Skullduggery
- Harabote Muscle / Vance McMadd
- Mayumi Kinniku / Grampa Muscle
- Bibimba / Belinda
- The Ninja / Ninja Ned
- Kinnikuman Soldier/Sargent Muscle/Sargent Kinniku
Halfway through the Fire Challange arc, Ataru's name is changed to 'Sargent Kinnikuman.'
- Kani Base / Buster Crab
- Seiyuu: Eiji Takemoto/Madeleine Blaustein (US). A Crab chojin defeated by Sugaru Kinnikuman in Rock-Paper-Scissors. Surgically altered himself to be more competitive in Rock-Paper-Scissors and lost to Mantaro in the first elimination round of the Chojin Crown in a game of "Look That Way."
- Teapack man/Tea Pac
- Curry Cook
- Seiyuu: Yasunori Masutani
- Jesse Maivia
- King Cobra
- Chienowaman/Mindpuzzler
- Pentagon/Starface
- Springman
- A former minion of Buffaloman's from his Akuma Choujin days. He and Buffaloman search for information on why Ashuraman reverted back to his evil ways.
- Kazuo "Aderans" Nakano (Doc Nakano)
- Announcer Yoshigai / Mac Metaphor
- Seiyuu: Mahito Ohba/Eric Stuart (US). Wherever there's a wrestling match, Yoshigai is there as the Play-by-play announcer.
[edit] The Poison Six Pack (Anime Only)
These characters appeared only in the second movie and as filler in the TV anime.
- Puri-Puri Man (プリプリマン) / Monsieur Cheeks
- The Saiborg (ザ・犀暴愚) / Jagg-Ed
- Seiyuu: Akio Otsuka, Hisao Egawa (TV)/Eric Stuart (US). A Central African rhinoceros cyborg with spiky armor. First appears as the bad guy in the first movie. He takes a hostage and forces Mantaro into a match on the Tokyo Tower. The ateji used to spell "Cyborg" mean "Foolish Violent Rhinoceros". In the English version, he talks with a Rocky Balboa-like accent. He first appears as a fan submission on the cover art for chapter 374 of the original Kinnikuman.
- Baron Maximilian (バロン・マクシミリアン)
- Seiyuu: Hozumi Gouda, Kenji Nomura (TV)/Pete Zarustica→Marc Thompson (US). The Leader of the Poison Pack is a caped baron that fought Mantaro. He moves very fast and has two incarnations that he can become: Maximum Maximilian and Maximilian Overdrive.
- El Kaerun (エル・カエルーン) / Mister French
- Seiyuu: Yasuhiro Takato/Wayne Grayson (US). An amphibious Chōjin with the body of a frog (kaeru means frog). His unfair techniques included throwing Seiuchin's family into a pool covered with sticky saliva and attacking with his long tongue from behind the ropes of the ring.
- Dazzle (ダズル) / Dazz-Ling
- Seiyuu: Bin Shimada, Dai Matsumoto (TV)/Wayne Grayson (US). Dazzle is a demonic character with a Jamacian accent. He is the first cousin to Bananaman. He attacks other wrestlers with his illusion casting and his Be-Dazzler Signature move.
- The Protector (ザ・プロテクター)
- Seiyuu: Shinichiro Ohta/Eric Stuart (US). A one-eyed knight-like wrestler that is powerful and tough to take down unless you find his weak spot.
[edit] Celebrity Appearances
- Giant Baba
- Rickson Gracie
- Stan Hansen
- Lenne Hardt
- Ryoko Hirosue
- Saddam Hussein
- Nobuaki Kakuda
- Kano Sisters
- Seiko Matsuda
- Mitsuharu Misawa
- Vladimir Putin
- Genichiro Tenryu
- Big Van Vader
- Hiroko Yakushimaru
- Knock Yokoyama
[edit] See also
[edit] References
- Yudetamago: Kinnikuman Nisei Vol. 1~29 (Weekly Playboy, Shueisha)
- Yudetamago: Kinnikuman Nisei Ultimate Choujin Tag Arc Vol. 1~ (Weekly Playboy, Shueisha)
- Yudetamago (2002). Kinnikuman Nisei Chōjin Taizen. Japan: Shueisha. ISBN 408857396X.
- Yudetamago (2004). Kinnikuman Chōjin Taizenshū. Japan: Shueisha, p. 318. ISBN 4797610034.
- Anime: Kinnikuman Nisei (TV Tokyo, January 9, 2002~December 25, 2002)
- Anime: Kinnikuman Nisei: Ultimate Muscle (TV Tokyo, April 7, 2004~June 30, 2004)
- Anime: Kinnikuman Nisei: Ultimate Muscle 2 (TV Tokyo, January 4, 2006~March 29, 2006)