Amuro is a mysterious man working as a waiter at Cafe Poirot, seeking to become Kogorou Mouri's apprentice. He introduces himself as a detective. He is fond of preparing food, even off the job.

He has a charming, gentlemanly personality. However, Tooru's secret identity is Bourbon of the Black Organization, the crime syndicate responsible for Edogawa Conan's current state. Despite this fact, he has saved Conan's life and treated his injuries. according to Date, Amuro Tooru was also the best man at the police academy.

Mila Rose is a member of a group of lost souls that serve as the antagonists in Bleach's Arrancar arc. She is one of the Fraccion (underlings) of elite Arrancar (Espada) Tia Harribel. Mila Rose admires Harribel deeply and is fiercely loyal to her, but is still prone to bickering and arguing with her sisters (fellow Fraccion Apacci and Sung-Sung), although she isn't as easily provoked, unless either one of them calls her a "female gorilla."

Before she became an Arrancar, she had a lion-like form. Now, her sword's name is Leona. She can combine powers with her sisters to summon up a chimera of their various animal natures called Ayon.

Hari Adra, an idealistic healer who says he works by the grace of God, is the main antagonist in the "Save the Baby!" Chapter of Black Jack Volume 12. The character's appearance has some caricaturized aspects.

A powerful psychic, Hari Adra is capable of performing surgery without even making an incision. His long hair is always spiraling/flowing around him, perhaps as an indication of his supernatural abilities. Hari Adra takes offense at Black Jack when a pair of journalists tell Adra that Black Jack charges high fees and works for the sake of money.

Hoping write an article about the psychic healer facing off against the genius surgeon, the opportunistic journalists manipulate Hari Adra into confronting Black Jack.

Black Jack is operating on a pregnant woman when Hari interrupts him, disapproving of the fact that Black Jack intends to kill the fetus so that the mother may live. Hari claims that he can save both and prevents Black Jack from working by bending all his scalpels. However, the situation is not as morally clear-cut as Hari Adra had initially thought...

Hodr is the 25-year-old king of the Kingdom of Krishna. He is kind, generous and laid back. Despite being uninterested in the kingship, he puts the wellbeing of his subjects first. Most of his subjects are pale-skinned, with a small minority of brown-skinned individuals, including Hodr's sister Lindy.

Hodr was a former military school classmate of the main character Rygart. When Rygart had to quit school because of his father's financial problems, Hodr, then the crown prince, offered monetary assistance. Rygart refused and left school. Their classmate Sigyn, who had secretly loved Rygart, later married Hodr, but the royal couple eventually divorced. Hodr on Break Blade Wiki.

Yamato Kansuke is a police officer. Initially, Haibara Ai thinks he is a threat because of his frightening appearance and strange way of speaking (he keeps making references to "half-kills" and "slaughters"), but it turns out that Yamato uses old-fashioned Nagano dialect-specific phrases. He is actually talking about rice cakes! Botamochi, because if the botamochi (halfkill) was pounded too much (slaughtered), it'd be regular mochi. ^^;

Kansuke is rather hot-tempered and very competitive, but also very loyal. He tried to go into a burning building to rescue his rival Koumei. Read more about him on Detective Conan World.

Killer B, (formerly known simply as B during his childhood) is the jinchuriki of Hidden Cloud Village in the Land of Lightning. This village seems to have a higher concentration of people of color compared to the otherwise lily white Naruto-verse. Killer B is obsessed with rap and would give freestyle performances when facing opponents. B's over-protective older brother, the 4th Raikage, has banned Killer B from leaving the village, stifling his dreams of traveling to other lands to perform as a rapper.

Despite his playful personality, Killer B has trained hard during his childhood to become an extremely skilled shinobi. He is perhaps the most powerful jinchuriki, having been described by the Akatsuki as the perfect jinchuriki. Unlike previous jinchuriki, Killer B has a friendly relationship with the tailed beast that he hosts. The 8-tailed beast Gyuki frequently nags Killer B about being more serious and responsible. Killer B on Naruto Wikia.

Larry Vincent is one of the 2 protagonists. Together with her partner May, she runs a gun repair shop and work as a bounty hunter on the side. Larry's real name is Irene, but she uses Larry to hide her gender - older translations used Rally, but the creator has since clarified that the proper translation is Larry.

Larry is an expert markswoman who claims to be 21 years of age, because that's the age she needs to be to work in her trade, but she's really about 18. Larry is essentially a good person, though she tends to provide her services only if she's paid, while May is more likely to do things for other people just because she feels sorry for them.

Gunsmith Cats is a manga and three-episode OVA anime that takes place in Chicago, Illinois. There are many black characters in minor roles, both good (there's a female news reporter in OVA 3) and bad (crooks in OVA 1 and 2).

Narvi is a mecha team commander from the Kingdom of Krishna. The people of Krishna are mostly pale-skinned, with a sprinkling of brown-skinned individuals. Their enemy kingdom of Athens seems to consist only only of pale-skinned people.

Narvi and her brother were raised in an orphanage financed by General True. She is very attached to General True and regards him as her father. Narvi is recognized by the military as an exceptionally capable mecha pilot. The Kingdom's only other mecha pilot with her level of talent and learning speed is the convicted criminal Girge. Narvi Stryze on Break Blade Wiki.

Roots is a primary character in the chapter "A Clock in the Dark" from Volume 15. He is drawn with somewhat caricaturized lips. This chapter opens with Black Jack performing an operation on Roots' mother in a rural South African village. To pay for his mother's operation, the little boy gives Black Jack a diamond that he found in an old, abandoned mine.

Black Jack tells the child that he would not have performed the operation if he hadn't seen the diamond first, but Roots says "If you were white, you'd just have snatched the stone and never come."

Black Jack and Roots are later intercepted by an unscrupulous man who shoots Roots and forces the two to take him to the mine where the diamond was found. When the three are trapped in the dark mine, the crook, assuming that his whiteness gives him authority, shouts orders at Roots, but Roots does not yield. Black Jack tells the criminal to leave the injured boy alone, and the white man insults him in turn. The surgeon then chastises the villain for speaking of color in this darkness...

Sammy, a young poor American man, appears in Chapter 'Bad Stunt' from Volume 16. He lives in Beverly Hills with a sister who worries about his naive and trusting nature. Sammy's sister warns him against accepting a suspicious-sounding invitation to the filming lots. But the young man, hoping to become an actor, goes anyway.

The event turns out to be a cruel trick orchestrated by Ham Egg (a recurring minor villain) to lure Sammy onto a movie set. The set collapses on Sammy, all part of Ham Egg's plan to force Black Jack to operate on Sammy's injuries so that he could film Black Jack's operation.

Black Jack, the closest doctor at hand, is thus manipulated into operating on the badly injured Sammy. He claims that the young man is beyond help. But this lie is Black Jack's way of turning the tables on Ham Egg and Ham Egg's boss. After taking a large payment from them to buy his silence, Black Jack secretly visits Sammy's sister and gives her half the money ("get him the best room at the hospital!"), revealing that Sammy's injuries were much less serious than he previously claimed.

Spike is the only best friend of Kai Lee, the alienated Korean/white hero of the comic book series by Ji-Eun Kim. The two pretty boys hold their mixed Korean heritage in common. One day in the middle of black Harlem, the two friends encounter a Korean foreign student, Sunil, and both become interested in her. Spike asks Kai to hook them up, but Kai dates her instead. Kai apparently has a disloyal streak. Later, Kai makes out with another girl while he's supposed to be in a steady relationship with Sunil. English translation distributed by Tokyopop.

So far the artist has managed to avoid tokenism and stereotypes as far as black characters are concerned. Spike has his flaws but seems like a well-rounded character, in other words, as complicated as any normal human being. He actually comes off as a kinder, more honorable character than the self-destructive and disloyal Kai. The other black characters are also individualized, and don't appear as creepy cookie cutters.

Yammy Llargo, aka Yammy Riyalgo, is a member of a group of lost souls who serve as the antagonists in Bleach's Arrancar arc. One of the earliest elite Arrancar (Espada) to do battle with the protagonists, he comes across as brutish towards opponents and needlessly violent towards bystanders. Due to his poor impulse control, he is often reigned in by his cool, calculating and apparently higher-ranking colleague, the white-faced Ulquiorra.

Yammy seems a tad bit dim-witted but is extremely strong. His actions are often vicious and cruel. He kills a medic who healed his arm just to test his arm's strength. He does have one redeeming quality - he seems to care for this cute, loyal, little Hollow dog named Kukkap?ro, in his own rough sort of way.

Zommari Rureaux, aka Zommari Leroux, is a member of a group of lost souls who serve as the antagonists in Bleach's Arrancar arc. He has triangular tattoos on his chin and wears a necklace made of animal teeth.

Ranked Number 7 among elite Arrancar (Espada), the tall man is quiet and spends much time in his meditation room. Due to Zonmari's assumption of his own superiority, he underestimated his opponent, the Soul Reaper Byakuya Kuchiki.