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• Piccolo
  Piccolo (Japanese: ピッコロ, Hepburn: Pikkoro) ([[May 9]], [[753]] - [[November 3]], [[76 ... tournament using the alias "Junior" ("Ma Junior" (マジュニア) in the Japanese manga and anime, with "Ma" meaning demon). The day before the tournament, P
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• Spark Man (United Features)
  ...d and enlisted in the U.S. Army, fighting on the Pacific front against the Japanese. His final fate is unknown. [[Category:Superheroes]]
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• Godzilla
  Godzilla (Japanese: ゴジラ, Hepburn: Gojira) was a gigantic mutated dinosaur [[Kaiju|kaiju] Over the years, Godzilla battled numerous other monsters as well as the Japanese Self-Defense Force, but gradually began to take on other monsters out of a
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• Goku
  [[Kakarot]] (Japanese: カカロット, Hepburn: Kakarotto) ([[737]] - [[October 12]], [[761]]; [ ...character in the setting of the fighting video game where he was voiced by Japanese actress Masako Nozawa and by English actor Sean Schemmel in the dub.
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• Tails
  '''Miles "Tails" Prower''' (Japanese: マイルス "テイルス" パウアー, Hepburn: Mairusu "Teirusu" Pauā ...eared in the setting of the anime television series where he was voiced by Japanese actress Ryō Hirohashi and English actress Amy Palant in the dub.
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• Krillin
  Krillin (Japanese: クリリン, Hepburn: Kuririn) ([[736]] - [[May 7]], [[753]]; [[May 9]], [[Category:Superheroes]]
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• Yamcha
  Yamcha (Japanese: ヤムチャ, Hepburn: Yamucha) was a male human who was born on the [[Pla [[Category:Superheroes]]
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• Vegeta
  Vegeta (Japanese: ベジータ, Hepburn: Bejīta) ([[732]]- [[May 7]], [[774]]; [[May 8]], 7 ... is never shown nor the exact date revealed, the event is mentioned in the Japanese version later in the series). Vegeta is tough on his son, but he really car
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• Norman Osborn
  ...e city. This would also allow the Thunderbolts to hunt down any unlicensed superheroes operating in the city thus making Spider-Man a target. (Amazing Spider-Man ...ided a trap set by the fugitive New Avengers by sending information on the superheroes location to the Hood who attacked them. (New Avengers v1 #50) The Dark Aven
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• Son Gohan
  Son Gohan (Japanese: 孫そん悟ご飯はん, Hepburn: Son Gohan) was a male human/[[Saiyan]] ...haracters in the setting of the fighting video game where he was voiced by Japanese actors Masako Nozawa and English actors Colleen Clinkenbeard and Kyle Heber
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• Horsemen of Apocalypse
  *'''Ichisumi''' : a female Japanese geisha from the year 1833 whose mutation manifested into her releasing a sw ...ins leading to the deaths of Genesis and even Apocalypse himself until the superheroes of the world united against him. The War Watch was formed which sought to m
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• Blade (Marvel)
  ...eared in the setting of the anime television series where he was voiced by Japanese actor Akio Ōtsuka and by English actor Harold Perrineau in the dub. This v [[Category:Superheroes]]
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• Raiden (Mortal Kombat)
  Raiden (Japanese: 雷電) was an ancient deity who was known as the Thunder God where he had *The character was based on Japanese thunder god [[Raijin]].
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• Kenuichio Harada
  Kenuichio Harada (Japanese: 原田剣一郎, Hepburn: Harada Ken'ichirō) was the illegitimate son of ...affiliated with [[Hydra (Marvel)|Hydra]] when they staged an attack on the Japanese Emperor. In that moment, the Silver Samurai was responsible for killing Cap
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• Guile
  Guile (Japanese: ガイル, Hepburn: Gairu) [[Category:United States-themed Superheroes]]
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• Martian Manhunter
  ... expanding the Justice League's membership with J'onn taking the form of a Japanese woman by the name of '''Hino Rei'''. J'onn later joined the rest of the Lea *'''Hino Rei''' : a dark haired Japanese woman claiming to be from the Nihon Kezai Shimbun that was Japan's largest
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• Tsuyu Asui
  Tsuyu Asui (Japanese: 蛙あ吹すい梅つ雨ゆ, Hepburn: Asui Tsuyu?) was a female human born [[Category:Japanese]]
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• Katana (DC)
  '''Tatsu''' was a Japanese woman born in the modern age where she was raised in Japan. It was said tha ...ir home down to the ground. Using the sentient Soultaker Sword, a mystical Japanese artifact, Takeo butchered Tatsu's husband and two daughters. In an attempt
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• Hiro Okamura
  Hiro Okamura was a Japanese male who lived and operated in Japan. [[Category:Japanese]]
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• Thor (Marvel)
  ...eared in the setting of the anime television series where he was voiced by Japanese actor Yasuyuki Kase and English actor Patrick Seitz in the dub. [[Category:Superheroes]]
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