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He can even cleave stone pillars with his sword. Fatima Doubledarts (ファティマ・ダブルダーツ, Fatima Daburu Dātsu) Voiced by: Sara Matsumoto[6] Lloyd's Insurance Agent #7. Fatima wields a crossbow on each of her arms modified to fire semi-automatically, with customized bolts that can punch through thick surfaces or ricochet off walls. Alice Rapidshot (アリス・ラピッドショット, Arisu Rapiddoshotto) Voiced by: Ayaka Asai[17] Insurance Agent #3, a hot-headed cowgirl who wields a pair of revolvers with silver ammo. Kyle Chaintail (カイル・チェーンテイル, Kairu Chēnteiru) Voiced by: Sō Nozawa[17] Insurance Agent #4, a large black man with an effeminite face who wields heavy metal chains. Others[edit] Phil Fogg (フィリアス・フォッグ, Firiasu Foggu) Voiced by: Hideaki Tezuka[6] A wealthy Londoner with a large mansion containing several treasures of his travels going Around the World in 80 Days. Passepartout (パスパルトゥー, Pasuparutū) Voiced by: Hidenari Ugaki[6] Fogg's French butler and close confidant. Lestrade (レストレード, Resutorēdo) Voiced by: Taiten Kusunoki[6] The Chief Inspector of Scotland Yard who often calls upon Sherlock Holmes to help him solve difficult cases. Louise (ルイーゼ, Ruize) Voiced by: Anna Nagase[17] Rosa (ローザ) Voiced by: Aki Nagao[17] Yutte (ユッテ) Voiced by: Emiri Suyama[17] Alma (アルマ, Aruma) Voiced by: Hitomi Nabatame[17] Gunther (ギュンター, Gyuntā) Voiced by: Takaki Ōtomari[17] Dennis (デニス, Denisu) Voiced by: Shunsuke Takeuchi[17] Falk (ファルク, Faruku) Voiced by: Kazuki Ura[17] Bernt (ベルント, Berunto) Voiced by: Seiichiro Yamashita[17] Bjorn (ビョルン, Byorun) Voiced by: Takuya Nakashima[17] Old Lady Regi (レギ婆, Regi Baba) Voiced by: Sayuri Sadaoka[17] Media[edit] Novel[edit] Written by Yugo Aosaki, Undead Girl Murder Farce was first published by Kodansha on December 17, 2015, under their Kodansha Taiga imprint. [18] As of July 2023, four volumes have been released. [19] No. It would defy common sense for the friendless Gojou to mix with the likes of Kitagawa, who is always surrounded by her peers. However, the unimaginable happens when Kitagawa discovers Gojou's prowess with a sewing machine and brightly confesses to him about her own hobby: cosplay. Because her sewing skills are pitiable, she decides to enlist his help.
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More charactersCharacters & Voice Actors Reigen, Arataka Main Sakurai, Takahiro
Japanese Kageyama, Shigeo Main Itou, Setsuo
Japanese Ekubo Main Ootsuka, Akio
Japanese Kageyama, Ritsu Main Irino, Miyu
Japanese Hanazawa, Teruki Supporting Matsuoka, Yoshitsugu
Japanese Gouda, Musashi Supporting Seki, Toshihiko
Japanese Kurata, Tome Supporting Tanezaki, Atsumi
Japanese Suzuki, Shou Supporting Kokuryu, Sachi
Japanese Onigawara, Tenga Supporting Hosoya, Yoshimasa
Japanese Mezato, Ichi Supporting Fujimura, Ayumi
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More staff Staff Bezerra, Wendel Producer Matsuda, Akio Producer Fukuda, Jun Producer Ogisu, Hirotsugu Producer
Edit Opening Theme Preview Spotify Apple Music Amazon Music Youtube Music "99" by MOB CHOIR Edit Ending Theme 1: "Refrain Boy (リフレインボーイ)" by ALL OFF (eps 1-7, 9-11) 2: "Refrain Boy -English ver. - (リフレインボーイ -English ver. -)" by ALL OFF (eps 8) 3: "Refrain Boy -TEKINA remix- (リフレインボーイ -TEKINA remix-)" by ALL OFF (eps 12)
Reviews Write review 224 Recommended 17 Mixed Feelings 9 Not Recommended All reviews (250) Sep 26, 2016 Stark700 Recommended There’s probably a million ways to describe Mob Psycho 100. One simple word is just exciting. How can it not be? It’s by the same creator of one of the most talked about shows from 2015, One-Punch Man.