Unnamed Characters/Other Works: Difference between revisions

[[Dolce]] stands on her corpse in the beginning of the manga, but is disturbed by the flies buzzing around her. Masago claims to himself that it wasn't his fault that the woman drowned and blames her for making him crash his yacht by taking off her clothes and distracting him. He uses her purse to make an outfit for [[Dolce]]. Later, a cannibalistic Masago plans to eat her corpse but realizes there are sharks lurking nearby when he sees only her foot on deck.

}}

==[[Cool Shock B.T.]]==

{{Center|{{AnchorButton|Koichi Mugikari's Uncle}}{{AnchorButton|Fat Policeman}}{{AnchorButton|Reporter}}{{AnchorButton|B.T.'s Grandmother}}{{AnchorButton|POW Camp Commander}}{{AnchorButton|Sergeant Major}}{{AnchorButton|Grandmother's Collaborator}}{{AnchorButton|Koichi Mugikari's Parents}}{{AnchorButton|Manabu's Family}}

The arsonist desperately offers B.T. 2 million yen if he can call the ambulance, but B.T. declines. After learning his motive for his crimes, B.T. cunningly plants Koichi's smartphone into the pocket of the arsonist's jacket and then tosses the jacket into the pitfall. The arsonist believes that it is his victory as he has a bottle of Spirytus hidden in his jacket, planning to kill B.T. with it by using it as a molotov cocktail. However, the bottle is cracked and leaks on his jacket, igniting the old smartphone. The ensuing blaze engulfs him as B.T. watches, deeming it a fitting retribution. He is arrested by the police later.

}}

 

==[[Baoh the Visitor]]==

|Desc = The {{nihongo|'''Skookum Tribe'''|スクークム族|Sukūkumu-zoku}} is a fictional, non-perished tribe of Native Americans. Its last known member is [[Walken]]. One of their traditions is carving a symbol of blood as mannerisms of respect through death to a true warrior.

}}

 

==[[Gorgeous Irene]]==

|Desc = A female assassin sent by the enemies of [[Irene Rapona]] to kill her. She kills Irene's butler and later finds Irene. However, she is swiftly killed by Irene. She has a special tattoo from which a spectral arm armed with a knife can appear, and she also commands some deadly ants to attack her foes.

}}

==[[The Lives of Eccentrics]]==

{{Center|{{AnchorButton|Tesla's Bullies}}{{AnchorButton|Tesla's Pigeon}}{{AnchorButton|Boston Red Sox Baseman}}{{AnchorButton|Cobb's Father}}{{AnchorButton|Cobb's Mother}}{{AnchorButton|Paraplegic Spectator}}{{AnchorButton|Cobb's Doctor}}{{ClickButton|Harlem Burglars|color=blue}}{{AnchorButton|Collyer Parents}}{{ClickButton|Oliver's Mate|color=blue}}{{AnchorButton|Kou's Bullies}}{{AnchorButton|Kou's Parents}}{{AnchorButton|Korean Yakuza}}{{AnchorButton|Karate Master}}{{AnchorButton|Bengal Tiger}}{{AnchorButton|Mate's Parents}}{{AnchorButton|Mystery House Workers}}{{ClickButton|Evil Spirits|color=blue}}{{ClickButton|Fortune Teller|color=blue}}{{AnchorButton|Mary's Family}}{{AnchorButton|Mary's Mother}}{{AnchorButton|New York Officers}}{{AnchorButton|Old Blind Man}}{{AnchorButton|Old Man's Baby}}

A baby who [[Mary Mallon]] takes care of when she is discovered by the New York police in 1915. While Mary is preparing the milk for the baby, the old man living with the baby attempts to kiss her, startling Mary and causing her to spill the milk all over the dinner table. The baby, wanting to get the milk bottle, crawls onto the table and falls into the old man's plate. Mistaking it for a Christmas turkey, the old man attempts to eat the baby before Mary takes it away at the last moment. Right after that [[Dr. Soper]] and the New York policemen barge into the room. Mary Mallon escapes through the window leaving the old man and the baby. Soper picks up the baby, saying that it was a miracle that they came before she served them food.

}}

 

==References==