She had to go through a lot of torture to become an assassin. Akame (Akame ga Kill!)Īmong the Akame ga Kill cast, Akame is a major force to be reckoned with.
Despite her harsh demeanor and inability to be swayed easily, she has a soft spot for a select few people. She is a lone wolf that is completely devoted to her work. Her ghost is the only part of her that identifies her as human, as she is a cyborg with a synthetic body (shell) (soul, consciousness).įearless, confident, and self-reliant, these describe Motoko perfectly.
Ghost in the Shell character Motoko is an excellent example for those who haven’t seen it. Japanese task force Section 9 is headed by Major Motoko, a cyborg who patrols for and combats cyber-terrorist acts. She has red eyes in the Stand Alone Complex adaption, so I decided to include her. In spite of the fact that she has a different eye color in films, I felt compelled to place her here. Loyalty to those she cares about is, in my opinion, her most distinguishing quality, as evidenced by numerous instances of this throughout the series. Because of him, she begins to be more approachable and nice.
To grasp what it means to be human, she realizes that even a person like her is capable of experiencing a wide spectrum of emotions. When she meets a lad named Shu, he gradually swayed her affections. Who doesn’t love a beautiful woman with a voice that sounds like an angel? That’s Inori at her best.Īs a shy young lady who appears to be obedient to the head of the Funeral Parlor’s commands, she initially comes across as dispassionate. Furthermore, Iskandar stands out as the sole Servant who seeks a peaceful resolution to the Grail Wars.
Also, if he believes them worthy, he shows enormous respect to both his allies and foes. He’d rather speak it out than engage in a fight and inflict harm on another human being. Iskandar is a “bro type” of a servant who is both noble and athletic. Iskandar featured exclusively in Fate/Zero, an anime. During the Fourth Holy Grail War, he serves as Waver Velvet’s bodyguard.
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