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Voiced by Seth MacFarlane, Carter Pewterschmidt is Lois' wealthy father. He owns U.S. Steel and Pewterschmidt Industries. He is portrayed as the stereotypical conservative billionaire and serves as an antagonist throughout the series. Although not an inventor nor showing a particularly murderous streak, he is often gleefully sadistic, particularly towards his son-in-law Peter.

To him, money, not love, is the secret to happiness, although he briefly reconsiders his stance when he is penniless and Peter is helping him rebuild his fortune before immediately returning to his previous attitude when he returns to wealth. He hates Peter and offered him $1,000,000 if he didn't marry Lois.

Despite the fact that Carter often locks horns with Peter, he treats Meg, Chris and Stewie well as his grandchildren. His own children are treated a little less kindly at times, for example his son Patrick was locked into a mental institution and he refuses to discuss the matter with his other children.

In the parodies two movies in the Star Wars original trilogy that apply, Something, Something, Something, Dark Side and It's A Trap!, Carter assumes the role of Emperor Palpatine. In Blue Harvest, Carter played the role of Owen Lars, having the much simpler lifestyle of a moisture farmer.

Kricketune, the cricket Pokémon, is a Bug-type introduced in Generation IV that evolves from Kricketot starting at level 10.

This Pokémon's arms are shaped similar to its antennae and are crossed over its chest when it cries. By rubbing it's arms together, Kricketune can produce sounds and improvise melodies. It can also allow it's cry to resonate in its belly. Kricketune's melodies vary greatly between individuals, and can be used to signal its emotions. Scientists have been observing the melodic patterns of Kricketune for studies. In one village, Kricketune are used in a contest based on the different sounds it makes.

It's cry remains one of the most popular in the games.

Born Marco Pagot, or Marco Rosolini in the English dub, Italian World War I fighter ace and bounty hunter, Porco Rosso is cursed to have a pig's head by unknown means. At night, he dines with his childhood friend, Gina, at her Hotel Adriano. Gina sits in her garden each afternoon, waiting for Porco to meet her there, but he only ever visits her at night when the dim light will obscure his appearance.

While Porco is preparing to face his American rival Donald Curtis, Fio his mechanic glimpses his true face which hints at the origin of his porky appearance. Porco tells Fio a story from World War I. His squadron was attacked and he entered a cloud to evade his pursuers. He blacked out then awakened to complete stillness above the clouds. The airmen who died in the dogfight rise out of the cloud to fly up towards a band of thousands of planes flying together. After offering in vain to die in his friend Bellini's place for Gina's sake, he awakened again flying alone low over the sea. He concludes that he is meant to "fly solo", filled with guilt about being the lone survivor.

In the end, after an adventure in which the engine of his plane is rebuilt, a boxing match and a group of schoolgirls being rescued, it is implied that Porco's face returns to normal, but the audience is never shown one way or the other.

Also, go watch Porco Rosso, the planes are awesome.

Vincenzo "Vinny" Santorini serves as the demolitions expert of the expedition to find the lost continent of Atlantis in Atlantis the Lost Empire and it's sequel Atlantis: Milo's Return. The eldest child of Humbert and Fabiola Santorini, owners and operaters of a shop that specializes in floral arrangements. A gas leak explosion destroyed the Chinese Laundry next door, which sent Vinny flying right out the front window and he took it as a sign from God that was destined for demolition.

Vinny's presence would be appreciated through the early stages of the expedition, setting up explosives to clear away objects blocking their path. Throughout the journey, he and Mole would participate in pulling pranks on the young inexperienced Milo James Thatch.

When Lyle Rourke betrays Milo and the Atlantians in an attempt to steal their giant crystal, Vinny blows open the door leading to the King's chambers, though he is among those shocked by Rourke's actions towards the already dying king. Milo makes a plea to the others regarding what their actions will do, making Vinny feel guilty about opening a chain of flower shops from the money received at the expense of the lives of the Atlanteans. Vinny is among the first to side with Milo, although his explosives would end up being used to destroy the wooden bridge so as to prevent them from initially following Rourke, although he does save Milo from recklessly sprinting across ths about to be demolished bridge.

In battling Rourke's men on flying stone fish vehicles, Vinny would accidentally discover how to discharge an energy blast that would be used to counter the heavy guns and firearms used by the opposition.

Vinny is honored for his bravery in saving Atlantis, noting that he and the others were more than happy with the large pile of gold they were returning to the surface with.

During the time gap between the movie and the sequel, Vinny's family flower shop was destroyed once again by a Chinese Laundry explosion.

Timothy Aloysius Cadwallader "Dum Dum" Dugan is an officer of S.H.I.E.L.D. and is one of the most experienced members of Nick Fury's team, known for his marksmanship with rifles and trademark bowler hat.

During World War II, while working as a circus strongman, Dugan helps Nick Fury and Sam "Happy" Sawyer escape the Nazis during a mission. Dugan later joins Fury's First Attack Squad, formally listed as "Able Company" and nicknamed the Howling Commandos, as Fury's second-in-command. Dugan's exceptional strength saves the day in several of his adventures. Dugan is an enlisted man with the rank of corporal, and wears the chevrons of his rank on the front top of his trademark bowler hat throughout World War II. Dugan later follows Fury during the Korean war and his time as the CIA. Later on in life, he is placed in charge of internal security on the S.H.I.E.L.D. Helicarrier.

After suffering a heart attack, Dugan is formally promoted to Fury's permanent second-in-command of S.H.I.E.L.D. as "Deputy Director", though he has acted as such before his formal appointment.

Years after his natural lifespan would have rendered him unable for heroics, he was unknowingly re built in a cyborg, mistakingly believing he was replaced by a LMD, a life model decoy which is a robot built in the likeness of a normal person, but Fury reveals his brain was placed in a now robotic body because Dugan is far too important to SHIELD to die.

Played by Forrie J. Smith, and by his son Forrest Smith in flashbacks, Lloyd Pierce is the oldest ranch hand on the Yellowstone Dutton Ranch and one of the branded men who has worked on the Yellowstone Ranch for decades. Being personally involved in many of the Dutton's dark deeds in that time and earning their trust across generations with his fierce loyalty.

Doctor Albert W. Wily is the main antagonist and the villain of the original Mega Man series, and the man resposible for the hirrors of the Mega Man X series. He is a scientist and rival to Doctor Thomas Light and arch-nemesis to Mega Man. He aspires to conquer the world with his robot army led by his Wily Numbers, though he is always defeated by Mega Man.

A brilliant scientist, Albert Wily showed a passion in pushing the future of technology and robotics, he has a Ph.D in Electronic Engineering from the Robert University of Technology.

Wily is shown to be hot-headed, prideful, resentful and petty. These traits drive him in his bid for world domination and his unending quest to crush Dr. Light. Using his Robot Masters to fight Mega Man, he often begged insincerely for mercy after being defeated by him before escaping to avoid being taken to prison. Despite being defeated countless times, he never learns his lesson. His plans even extend after the end of his life, with his greatest creation Zero apparently having wiped out most of the Robot Masters but also unleashing the Maverick virus onto the world.

In the far distamt future of the Mega Man Legends games, a new Wily is the owner of a boat house in Uptown that had his boats stolen by the Bonne Family. He lends his remaining boat to MegaMan and Roll Caskett in order to reach the Lake Jyun Sub-Gate.

Von Kaiser is a German boxer and a boxing teacher for children that don't seem to respect him much. He made his first appearance in the NES Punch-Out!! as the second opponent in the minor circuit. His punches are noticeably faster than Glass Joe's and his defenses are much better, along with the fact that his punches do much more damage.

In Punch-Out!! for the Wii, he is the second opponent in the Minor Circuit. He is revealed to suffer trauma as a result of being defeated by his child students. During fights he'll defend his face and cry "Mami!" if he's hit. In Title Defense mode, his attire stays the same aside from a flattop haircut to go with his new, more serious attitude, becoming more confident. He also got over his emotional trauma and learned to fake out his opponents. His uppercuts are accompanied by the sound of a shotgun.

In his original appearance, he could also be hit with an infinite combo, not defending himself if he's hit by alternating left and right punches.

Pokemon professor of the Sinnoh Region and an expert on Pokémon Evolution, he gives the player theyre Chimchar, and offers two non-Chimchars, at the start of Generation 4 consisting of Diamond, Pearl and Platinum.

Old Snake AKA Solid Snake AKA Iroquois Pliskin AKA the man who makes the impossible possible AKA David AKA is that cardboard box moving?

The living legend who stopped the world's greatest soldier and fought his way through odds that would kill a fairly solid action hero, Snake takes the new name Old Snake in MGS4 as his age has caught up with him, because he's actually a clone and his lifespan is shorter as a result.

He also, controversially among some fans, has grown a moustache. At the time, some gamers thought he looked like a math teacher and he should grow a beard to match his father, Big Boss. Respectfully, Boss has a beard because he is a soldier to his core, he cannot live without war, he has to create nations of soldiers so he can continue doing the thing he is good at. He doesnt have time, desire or need to shave. Snake never had that problem. He races sled dogs, he quotes movies, he helps raise Sunny with Otacon, he is perfectly capable of walking away from using a gun. He grows a moustache that looks like an old man because thats just what some people decide to do. He has normal things to do and saving the world interrupted that. And he still saves the world because that what Snake does.

Played by the always excellent Brad Dourif, Cochran is the only doctor of Deadwood. He is honest and shows extreme dedication to and compassion for the sick and injured, without bias for their identities. Doc Cochran is relatively safe from the violence in Deadwood, as he neutrally provides his services to every faction in the camp. As a result is unafraid to speak his mind to anyone. He has been shown to have a morbid fascination with the manner in which a person dies, despite his obvious terror at the idea of losing a patient.

Father, olive oil baron and champion turkish wrestler, Hakan enters the fourth Street Fighter game fiercely and loudly. Hakan is short tempered, attacking a man in his story's intro for spying on him with coded messages disguised as a shopping list, showing he is paranoid too. As well as a strong belief that his own fighting style is the best in the world. He loves his family above all else and has a strong friendship with E Honda, being one of the few characters to call him Edmond.

Hakan is the president of one of the world's leading edible oil manufacturers and a leader in Turkey's national sport of Yağlı güreş or Oil Wrestling. He enters the S.I.N. tournament to showcase his skills, while also travelling the world in search of inspiration for a new oil recipe, an obsession that continues in his ending, showing him planning to travel to Japan, a fantastically oily country by his estimations and deciding to head their to expand his business.

Though his last playable appearance was in the Street Fighter 4 subseries, he has continued to make cameos in further games. He appears in the SFV stories of Rashid as one of his social media contacts, meets with G on his world tour and a simultaion of him teams with Honda to face Alex.

His biggest on screen contribution to Street Fighter 5 comes in Honda's arcade ending. Hakan throws him into a meteor that is heading toward Earth, where he uses his Sumo Headbutt to destroy it.

Bring him back Capcom.

Father to his exact opposite Flint Lockwood, genius inventor of a machine that turns rain into food and spray on shoes, Tim owns a small tackle shop and is a little bit of a technophobe. Not wonderful at expressing his emotions, he supports his son but would prefer he work in the family shop than continuing to work on inventions that seem to fail on arrival.

the tv show also reveals he has an almost identical brother, Jim, whose only difference is he lacks a unibrow.

Cherrymon is a Vegetation Digimon that digivolves from Woodmon, acquiring high intelligence and power. A terrifying Digimon who tempts those who stray in the dark forest to go further and deeper into the woods, so that they will never escape. Its body displays illusions through a fog it generates, tempting the opponent into the forest depths, where it uses its branches like tentacles and ivy to capture the opponent for its own nutrition.

In the Digimon Adventure anime, Cherrymon was seen working for Puppetmon, though behaved as though the two were old friends. He manipulates Matt, who had left the group because of doubts towards himself, that Tai was his rival and that he has to destroy him to become better and stronger. Living as long as he had, Cherrymon seemed to know every inch of "his" forest and pointed Matt to a pond that would reflect the face of his greatest rival and could tell that the plan could still go wrong, knowing that the DigiDestined had something Puppetmon didn't. Cherrymon then informed Puppetmon of his plan but when he told his master that he must be careful, Puppetmon felt insulted and he destroyed him out of anger. Later, as Puppetmon lies dying from the wounds inflicted by MetalGarurumon's Metal Wolf Claw attack, he asks a vision of Cherrymon what it is that the DigiDestined have that he didn't, and the apparition answers that Puppetmon lacked friends.

A white moustached Mega level version was created, being added to the Vita Bracelet.

In Digimon World theres a Cherrymon without moustache or walking stick, looking like a particularly large Woodmon.

Friar, cook and masked wrestler, Ignacio lives with dreams of wrestling despite it being forbidden by the orphanage where he lives and works. Hoping to raise funds to inprove the lives of the orphan children, he secretly puts on a mask and takes to the ring. Eventually deciding to fight in a battle royale to get enough money to buy a bus to take the children on filed trips.

He is inspired by Fray Tormenta, a priest who also funded an orphange which was supported by his wrestling career. Others inspired by Fray Tormenta include King from Tekken, Crasher Wake from Pokémon, Tizoc from Fatal Fury, Leon from F-Zero, and Greco from Chrono Cross.

King of the Pirates and captain of the Roger Pirates, the man who had collected everything worth having and sailed every sea there was. His wealth inspired generations to take to the sea, his fame inspired Monkey D Luffy to sail out in search of his dreams and his power beat back every marine who sailed after him. The ones not named Garp.

Jubei Yamada is such a Judo master, being considered an exciting and awe inspiring fighter in his youth.

Now he is an old man who passes his time teaching and eating snacks. Jubei has resorted to a more peaceful life, he spends his time with his old friend and rival Hanzo Shiranui, a Ninjutsu master.

A master of traditional Judo, Jubei also knows that many fighters around the world can fire projectiles, that's why he throws Japanese crackers at his enemy, since he can't fire projectiles himself.

Geppetto is the adoptive father of freshly sentient puppet Pinocchio in the Disney film. He is an old woodcarver and toymaker, crafting a small pine wooden boy that he wishes to be his real son, setting the events of the film to take place. His wish is granted by the Blue Fairy as a reward for Geppetto's kindness and generosity.

Taking to being a father rapidly, Geppetto tries to teach Pinnochio important life lessons and sets sail on a handmade raft when his puppet son dissappears, being swallowed by the whale Monstro in an attempt to bring his son home. Thankfully, all is well in the end, and Pinnochio learns to love well and is made a real boy.

William Cutting aka Bill the Butcher is the main antagonist of the film Gangs of New York and is played by Daniel Day-Lewis. He is known throughout the setting as the manipulative leader of the Natives gang, arch-nemesis of the film's lead character, Amsterdam Vallon.

William "Bill the Butcher" Cutting believes himself to be a true patriot, and that foreigners have no more right to the country of America than the vermin of New York's streets. He led a number of New York's worst into battle against their Irish counterparts, led by Priest Vallon (Liam Neeson), winning when Bill killed Vallon. However, he declared the priests body be delivered safely to his place of rest, as a "honorable man" who "died a noble death." Every year on the anniversary of the battle, The Butcher would celebrate his victory at a private celebration in which he would honor his fallen opponent.

Bill's tremendous patriotism is inherited from his own father, who was killed by the British. This gives him a tremendous motivation to defend what he sees as the 'real' America. Publicly, he despises the Irish and other immigrants, believing them to be trespassers, taking American jobs and besmirching American culture.

He has a twisted sense of honor: although he continues to despise the Irish, it is revealed that he hates corrupt American born corrupt politicians more, for their dishonor and willingness to play both sides; similarly, much of his anger over Amsterdam's assassination attempt is due to the subterfuge involved, Bill raging that Amsterdam should have challenged him and fought publicly.