This list includes 78 Anime characters that start with G, from “Gaara” to “Son Goku”. It covers heroes, villains, supporting cast, and memorable minor roles across many genres.
Anime characters that start with G are named fictional figures in anime whose romanized names begin with the letter G. Many, like Son Goku, draw on classical myths or global naming trends.
Below you’ll find the table with Character, Series (original title / year), Japanese voice actor, and English voice actor.
Character: Shows the character’s name and common aliases so you can find or recognize the person quickly.
Series (original title / year): Lists the originating anime with its original title and year so you know context and era.
Japanese voice actor: Gives the primary seiyuu so you can identify performances and follow their other roles.
English voice actor: Names major dub actors when available so you can track international versions and cast differences.
Anime characters that start with G
| Name | Series (original title, year) | Japanese Voice Actor(s) | English Voice Actor(s) |
|---|---|---|---|
| Gojo Satoru | Jujutsu Kaisen (Jujutsu Kaisen, 2020) | Yuichi Nakamura | Kaiji Tang |
| Son Goku | Dragon Ball Z (Doragon Bōru Zetto, 1989) | Masako Nozawa | Sean Schemmel |
| Guts | Berserk (Kenpū Denki Beruseruku, 1997) | Nobutoshi Canna; Hiroaki Iwanaga | Marc Diraison; Kaiji Tang |
| Gintoki Sakata | Gintama (Gintama, 2006) | Tomokazu Sugita | Chris Patton; Michael Daingerfield |
| Gon Freecss | Hunter x Hunter (Hantā Hantā, 2011) | Megumi Han | Erica Mendez |
| Giorno Giovanna | JoJo’s Bizarre Adventure: Golden Wind (JoJo no Kimyō na Bōken: Ōgon no Kaze, 2018) | Kensho Ono | Phillip Reich |
| Giyuu Tomioka | Demon Slayer: Kimetsu no Yaiba (Kimetsu no Yaiba, 2019) | Takahiro Sakurai | Johnny Yong Bosch |
| Gaara | Naruto (Naruto, 2002) | Akira Ishida | Liam O’Brien |
| Genos | One-Punch Man (Wanpanman, 2015) | Kaito Ishikawa | Zach Aguilar |
| Griffith | Berserk (Kenpū Denki Beruseruku, 1997) | Toshiyuki Morikawa; Takahiro Sakurai | Kevin T. Collins; Steve Staley |
| Gendo Ikari | Neon Genesis Evangelion (Shin Seiki Evangerion, 1995) | Fumihiko Tachiki | Tristan MacAvery; John Swasey |
| Gray Fullbuster | Fairy Tail (Fearī Teiru, 2009) | Yuichi Nakamura | Newton Pittman |
| Gabi Braun | Attack on Titan (Shingeki no Kyojin, 2013) | Ayane Sakura | Lindsay Seidel |
| Gilgamesh | Fate/Zero (Feito/Zero, 2011) | Tomokazu Seki | David Vincent |
| Gowther | The Seven Deadly Sins (Nanatsu no Taizai, 2014) | Yuuhei Takagi | Erik Scott Kimerer |
| Gohan | Dragon Ball Z (Doragon Bōru Zetto, 1989) | Masako Nozawa | Colleen Clinkenbeard; Stephanie Nadolny |
| Grell Sutcliff | Black Butler (Kuroshitsuji, 2008) | Jun Fukuyama | Daniel Fredrick |
| Ginko | Mushishi (Mushishi, 2005) | Yuto Nakano | Travis Willingham |
| Goblin Slayer | Goblin Slayer (Goburin Sureiyā, 2018) | Yuuichirou Umehara | Brad Hawkins |
| Guel Jeturk | Mobile Suit Gundam: The Witch from Mercury (Kidō Senshi Gandamu: Suisei no Majo, 2022) | Yohei Azakami | Bradley Gareth |
| Goemon Ishikawa XIII | Lupin the 3rd (Rupan Sansei, 1971) | Makio Inoue; Daisuke Namikawa | Lex Lang; Mike McFarland |
| Gajeel Redfox | Fairy Tail (Fearī Teiru, 2009) | Wataru Hatano | David Wald |
| Gen Asagiri | Dr. Stone (Dokutā Sutōn, 2019) | Kengo Kawanishi | Brandon McInnis |
| Grisha Yeager | Attack on Titan (Shingeki no Kyojin, 2013) | Masaru Ikeda; Hiroshi Tsuchida | Chris Hury; Jason Liebrecht |
| Guido Mista | JoJo’s Bizarre Adventure: Golden Wind (JoJo no Kimyō na Bōken: Ōgon no Kaze, 2018) | Kousuke Toriumi | Sean Chiplock |
| Monkey D. Garp | One Piece (Wan Pīsu, 1999) | Hiroshi Naka | Brian Mathis |
| Gin Ichimaru | Bleach (Burīchi, 2004) | Koji Yusa | Doug Erholtz |
| Gyomei Himejima | Demon Slayer: Kimetsu no Yaiba (Kimetsu no Yaiba, 2019) | Tomokazu Sugita | Crispin Freeman |
| Gundham Tanaka | Danganronpa 3: The End of Hope’s Peak High School (Danganronpa 3, 2016) | Tomokazu Sugita | Chris Tergliafera |
| Gentle Criminal (Danjuro Tobita) | My Hero Academia (Boku no Hīrō Akademia, 2016) | Koichi Yamadera | John Gremillion |
| Gran Torino | My Hero Academia (Boku no Hīrō Akademia, 2016) | Kenichi Ogata | Charles Campbell |
| Goro Akechi | Persona 5 The Animation (PERSONA5 the Animation, 2018) | Soichiro Hoshi | Robbie Daymond |
| Gabumon | Digimon Adventure (Dejimon Adobenchā, 1999) | Mayumi Yamaguchi | Kirk Thornton |
| Gatomon (Tailmon) | Digimon Adventure (Dejimon Adobenchā, 1999) | Yuka Tokumitsu | Edie Mirman; Kate Higgins |
| Grave (Brandon Heat) | Gungrave (Gungureivu, 2003) | Tomokazu Seki | Kirk Thornton |
| Gourry Gabriev | Slayers (Sureiyāzu, 1995) | Yasunori Matsumoto | Eric Stuart |
| Guren Ichinose | Seraph of the End: Vampire Reign (Owari no Serafu, 2015) | Yuichi Nakamura | Dave Trosko |
| Gang Orca (Kugo Sakamata) | My Hero Academia (Boku no Hīrō Akademia, 2016) | Shuhei Matsuda | Tyler Walker |
| Gyutaro | Demon Slayer: Kimetsu no Yaiba – Entertainment District Arc (Kimetsu no Yaiba: Yūkaku-hen, 2021) | Ryota Osaka | Brandon McInnis |
| Gecko Moria | One Piece (Wan Pīsu, 1999) | Katsuhisa Hōki | Chris Guerrero |
| Goro | Darling in the Franxx (Dārin In Za Furankisu, 2018) | Yuuichirou Umehara; Daiki Hamano | Austin Tindle |
| Galko | Please Tell Me! Galko-chan (Oshiete! Gyaruko-chan, 2016) | Azumi Waki | Monica Rial |
| Gabriel Tenma White | Gabriel DropOut (Gaburīru Doroppuauto, 2017) | Miyu Tomita | Emily Neves |
| Goh | Pokémon Journeys: The Series (Poketto Monsutā, 2019) | Daiki Yamashita | Zeno Robinson |
| Germany (Ludwig Beilschmidt) | Hetalia: Axis Powers (Hetalia Akushisu Pawāzu, 2009) | Hiroki Yasumoto | Patrick Seitz |
| Gai Tsutsugami | Guilty Crown (Giruti Kuraun, 2011) | Yuichi Nakamura | Micah Solusod |
| Garrod Ran | After War Gundam X (Kidō Shin Seiki Gandamu Ekkusu, 1996) | Wataru Takagi | Kondō, Takashi |
| Guy Shishioh | The King of Braves GaoGaiGar (Yūsha Ō Gaogaigā, 1997) | Nobuyuki Hiyama | N/A |
| Garma Zabi | Mobile Suit Gundam (Kidō Senshi Gandamu, 1979) | Katsuji Mori | Brian Dobson |
| Genocider Syo (Genocide Jack) | Danganronpa: The Animation (Danganronpa: Kibō no Gakuen to Zetsubō no Kōkōsei, 2013) | Miyuki Sawashiro | Erin Fitzgerald; Carli Mosier |
| Grevil de Blois | Gosick (Goshikku, 2011) | Hidenobu Kiuchi | David Matranga |
| Godot | Ace Attorney (Gyakuten Saiban: Sono “Shinjitsu”, Igi Ari!, 2016) | Hiroaki Hirata | James Vance |
| Ganta Igarashi | Deadman Wonderland (Deddoman Wandārando, 2011) | Romi Park | Greg Ayres |
| Gojyo, Sha | Saiyuki (Gensōmaden Saiyūki, 2000) | Hiroaki Hirata | Illich Guardiola |
| Giovanni | Pokémon (Poketto Monsutā, 1997) | Hirotaka Suzuoki; Kenta Miyake | Ted Lewis; Craig Blair |
| Gladion | Pokémon Sun & Moon (Poketto Monsutā San & Mūn, 2016) | Nobuhiko Okamoto | Eddy Lee |
| Gilda | The Promised Neverland (Yakusoku no Nebārando, 2019) | Lynn | Jeannie Tirado |
| Gobta | That Time I Got Reincarnated as a Slime (Tensei Shitara Suraimu Datta Ken, 2018) | Asuna Tomari | Ryan Colt Levy |
| Gabiru | That Time I Got Reincarnated as a Slime (Tensei Shitara Suraimu Datta Ken, 2018) | Jun Fukushima | Austin Tindle |
| Gazef Stronoff | Overlord (Ōbārōdo, 2015) | Hiroshi Shirokuma | Ward E. Sexton |
| Gilthunder | The Seven Deadly Sins (Nanatsu no Taizai, 2014) | Mamoru Miyano | Robbie Daymond |
| Giroro | Sgt. Frog (Keroro Gunsō, 2004) | Joji Nakata | Christopher Sabat |
| Gintarou | Gingitsune: Messenger Fox of the Gods (Gingitsune, 2013) | Shin-ichiro Miki | N/A |
| Gojo Wakana | My Dress-Up Darling (Sono Bisuku Dōru wa Koi o Suru, 2022) | Shoya Ishige | Paul Castro Jr. |
| Grea | Mysteria Friends (Manaria Furenzu, 2019) | Ayaka Fukuhara | Avery Smithhart |
| Guilmon | Digimon Tamers (Dejimon Teimāzu, 2001) | Masako Nozawa | Steven Blum |
| Gallantmon (Dukemon) | Digimon Tamers (Dejimon Teimāzu, 2001) | Masako Nozawa;野沢 雅子 | Steven Blum; Dave Wittenberg |
| Goten | Dragon Ball Z (Doragon Bōru Zetto, 1989) | Masako Nozawa | Kara Edwards; Dana C. Tribe |
| Gran | Granblue Fantasy The Animation (Guranburū Fantajī Ji Animēshon, 2017) | Yūki Ono | Kyle McCarley |
| Guzma | Pokémon Sun & Moon (Poketto Monsutā San & Mūn, 2016) | Yasuyuki Kase | Jason Bristol |
| Galo Thymos | Promare (Puromea, 2019) | Kenichi Matsuyama | Billy Kametz |
| Guin | Guin Saga (Guin Sāga, 2009) | Kenyu Horiuchi | N/A |
| George Joestar I | JoJo’s Bizarre Adventure (JoJo no Kimyō na Bōken, 2012) | Masashi Sugawara | Marc Diraison |
| Gigi Andalucia | Mobile Suit Gundam: Hathaway (Kidō Senshi Gandamu: Senkō no Hasawei, 2021) | Reina Ueda | Megan Shipman |
| Gennai | Digimon Adventure (Dejimon Adobenchā, 1999) | Yūto Kazama | Mike Reynolds; Jeff Nimoy |
| Gaku Yaotome | IDOLiSH7 (Aidorisshu Sebun, 2018) | Wataru Hatano | Kaiji Tang |
| Gaku Yashiro | Erased (Boku dake ga Inai Machi, 2016) | Mitsuru Miyamoto | David Collins |
| Ganta Nakami | Insomniacs After School (Kimi wa Hōkago Insomunia, 2023) | Gen Satō | Howard Wang |
Descriptions
Gojo Satoru
The seemingly goofy yet overwhelmingly powerful special grade sorcerer and teacher at Tokyo Jujutsu High. He’s a fan-favorite known for his blindfold and devastatingly strong techniques.
Son Goku
The iconic Saiyan hero who protects Earth from countless threats. His love for battle is matched only by his pure heart and incredible appetite. He’s a global anime legend.
Guts
The “Black Swordsman,” a lone mercenary wandering a dark medieval world. He is defined by his tragic past, immense strength, and his quest for revenge against his former friend.
Gintoki Sakata
The lazy, sweet-toothed samurai founder of Yorozuya Gin-chan. He’s a comedic genius with a hidden past as a legendary warrior, making him both hilarious and incredibly cool.
Gon Freecss
A cheerful and determined young boy who becomes a Hunter to find his long-lost father. His immense potential, unwavering loyalty, and kindness make him a classic shonen protagonist.
Giorno Giovanna
The ambitious and righteous son of DIO, who dreams of becoming a “Gang-Star” to reform the mafia from within. He possesses the powerful Stand, Gold Experience.
Giyuu Tomioka
The quiet and reserved Water Hashira of the Demon Slayer Corps. Though he appears aloof, he is deeply compassionate, as shown when he initially spares Nezuko’s life.
Gaara
A shinobi from the Hidden Sand Village, initially introduced as a ruthless antagonist who controls sand. He undergoes one of the series’ most compelling redemptions, becoming a respected leader.
Genos
A powerful cyborg and the extremely dedicated disciple of Saitama. He is serious, driven by a quest for revenge, and provides a stark contrast to his master’s casual attitude.
Griffith
The charismatic and ambitious leader of the Band of the Hawk. His angelic appearance hides a ruthless nature, and his ultimate betrayal makes him one of anime’s most infamous villains.
Gendo Ikari
The cold, calculating Commander of NERV and Shinji Ikari’s estranged father. He is the enigmatic mastermind behind the Human Instrumentality Project, manipulating everyone around him.
Gray Fullbuster
An Ice-Make wizard in the Fairy Tail guild and a friendly rival to Natsu. He has a quirky habit of unconsciously stripping off his clothes, but is a loyal and powerful fighter.
Gabi Braun
A young, zealous Eldian warrior candidate from Marley. Her brainwashed perspective provides a crucial and controversial look at the other side of the war, leading to a complex character arc.
Gilgamesh
The arrogant and overwhelmingly powerful “King of Heroes” summoned as the Archer-class Servant. He considers all the treasures of the world his own and looks down on nearly everyone.
Gowther
The Goat’s Sin of Lust and a former member of the Ten Commandments. An emotionless doll seeking to understand the human heart, his curiosity often leads to awkward and revealing situations.
Gohan
Goku’s first son, a half-Saiyan with immense latent potential. He balances his gentle, scholarly nature with his duties as a powerful defender of Earth, creating a unique hero’s journey.
Grell Sutcliff
A flamboyant and bloodthirsty Grim Reaper (Shinigami) with a love for the color red and a major crush on Sebastian. Grell’s dramatic flair makes them a wildly entertaining fan-favorite.
Ginko
A wandering “Mushi Master” who studies supernatural, life-like creatures called Mushi. With his calm demeanor and deep knowledge, he helps people living with the strange effects of these beings.
Goblin Slayer
A stoic, silver-ranked adventurer dedicated solely to the extermination of goblins. Known only by his title, his brutal efficiency and traumatic past make him a dark and focused hero.
Guel Jeturk
An arrogant mobile suit pilot and heir to a massive corporation. His pride is shattered by the protagonist, leading to a surprisingly compelling and sympathetic downward spiral.
Goemon Ishikawa XIII
A master swordsman and descendant of the legendary folk hero. As a member of Lupin’s gang, he is the stoic, traditional samurai who can cut through anything with his Zantetsuken sword.
Gajeel Redfox
The Iron Dragon Slayer who starts as a villain but joins the Fairy Tail guild. He’s gruff and aggressive on the outside but proves to be a fiercely loyal and caring comrade.
Gen Asagiri
A mentalist and self-proclaimed “flim-flam man” revived from petrification. He uses his sharp wit and psychological skills to manipulate situations, eventually becoming a key ally to Senku.
Grisha Yeager
Eren Yeager’s mysterious father and a doctor from Shiganshina. His hidden past and crucial role in the secrets of the Titans are central to the entire series’ plot.
Guido Mista
A member of Bucciarati’s gang and a gunslinger who uses the Stand, Sex Pistols. He’s a laid-back sharpshooter with a severe case of tetraphobia (fear of the number four).
Monkey D. Garp
A legendary Marine Vice Admiral known as “Hero of the Marines.” He is Monkey D. Luffy’s grandfather and a figure of immense power, famous for cornering the Pirate King, Gol D. Roger.
Gin Ichimaru
The sly, fox-faced former captain of the 3rd Division in the Gotei 13. His perpetually closed eyes and enigmatic smile hide his true intentions, making him a fascinating and deceptive figure.
Gyomei Himejima
The Stone Hashira of the Demon Slayer Corps and the strongest of the current Hashira. Despite his intimidating size and blindness, he is a gentle and deeply pious man who often weeps for others.
Gundham Tanaka
The Ultimate Breeder, a flamboyant and eccentric student with a flair for the dramatic. He refers to his four hamsters as the “Four Dark Devas of Destruction” and speaks like a dark lord.
Gentle Criminal (Danjuro Tobita)
A theatrical villain who commits crimes for internet fame, alongside his loyal partner La Brava. Though an antagonist, his polite demeanor and unique motivations make him a memorable foe.
Gran Torino
A retired Pro Hero and former mentor to All Might. Despite his elderly, comical appearance, he is an incredibly fast and powerful fighter who takes on the task of training Izuku Midoriya.
Goro Akechi
A charismatic high school student and celebrity detective known as the “Second Coming of the Detective Prince.” He serves as a popular rival to the Phantom Thieves of Hearts.
Gabumon
A reptilian Digimon who wears a Garurumon pelt. He is Matt’s loyal and shy partner, providing a warm and supportive contrast to his often-cool and distant human friend.
Gatomon (Tailmon)
A Holy-type Digimon who appears as a small cat. Initially an antagonist, she is revealed to be the long-lost partner of the eighth DigiDestined, Kari Kamiya, and becomes a key ally.
Grave (Brandon Heat)
A man resurrected from the dead as a near-silent, nigh-invincible killing machine. He is driven by the need to protect his former boss’s daughter from the very crime syndicate he once served.
Gourry Gabriev
A skilled but dim-witted swordsman who becomes the bodyguard and companion of the sorceress Lina Inverse. He wields the legendary Sword of Light and provides much of the series’ comic relief.
Guren Ichinose
A Lieutenant Colonel in the Japanese Imperial Demon Army and a central figure in its operations. He is a charismatic leader and powerful warrior, but hides his true motivations from his squad.
Gang Orca (Kugo Sakamata)
A Pro Hero who ranks high in the hero billboards despite his villainous appearance. He looks like a killer whale and uses hypersonic waves as his Quirk.
Gyutaro
A powerful demon who holds the position of Upper Rank Six alongside his sister, Daki. His gruesome appearance, sadistic personality, and poison-laced blood sickles make him a formidable foe.
Gecko Moria
The former Warlord of the Sea and captain of the Thriller Bark Pirates. He possesses the Shadow-Shadow Fruit, allowing him to steal shadows and create a zombie army.
Goro
A level-headed and reliable Parasite who pilots the FRANXX Delphinium. He’s a natural leader for Squad 13 and harbors a deep, unrequited love for his childhood friend, Ichigo.
Galko
A popular and fashionable “gyaru” high school girl. Despite her flashy appearance, she is surprisingly innocent, kind-hearted, and naive about mature topics, leading to hilarious misunderstandings.
Gabriel Tenma White
A top-of-her-class angel who becomes a lazy, game-obsessed shut-in after discovering MMOs on Earth. Her fall from grace is the central joke of this slacker comedy series.
Goh
A young Pokémon trainer from Vermilion City who travels the world with Ash. His goal is to catch one of every Pokémon, especially the mythical Mew, using a “gotta catch ’em all” approach.
Germany (Ludwig Beilschmidt)
The personification of Germany, a serious, efficient, and orderly man who often gets dragged into Italy’s antics. He is the stern but caring straight man of the Axis trio.
Gai Tsutsugami
The charismatic and resourceful leader of the resistance group “Funeral Parlor.” He is a master strategist who seeks to overthrow the oppressive GHQ, though his methods are often ruthless.
Garrod Ran
The young, optimistic protagonist and pilot of the Gundam X. He’s a resourceful mobile suit scavenger who is hired to kidnap a mysterious girl, Tiffa Adill, which kickstarts his adventure.
Guy Shishioh
A former astronaut turned cyborg who becomes the pilot of the super robot GaoGaiGar. He is a hot-blooded and courageous hero who fights to protect humanity from the alien Zonders.
Garma Zabi
The youngest son of the ruling Zabi family and a commander in the Principality of Zeon. His privileged upbringing makes him naive, and his tragic death becomes a major turning point in the war.
Genocider Syo (Genocide Jack)
The murderous split personality of the Ultimate Writing Prodigy, Toko Fukawa. She is a loud, vulgar, and utterly insane serial killer who emerges whenever Toko faints or sneezes.
Grevil de Blois
An aristocratic police inspector and the older half-brother of the protagonist, Victorique. He relies on his sister’s genius intellect to solve his cases, all while sporting a ridiculous drill-like hairstyle.
Godot
A mysterious, coffee-loving prosecutor who holds a deep-seated grudge against Phoenix Wright. His cool demeanor, iconic visor, and philosophical courtroom style make him a memorable rival.
Ganta Igarashi
A middle school student wrongfully convicted of mass murder and sent to a brutal prison amusement park. There, he discovers he can control his blood as a weapon.
Gojyo, Sha
A red-haired, water-wielding half-demon (hanyou) and a member of the Sanzo party. He is a chain-smoking, gambling womanizer who constantly bickers with Goku, but is fiercely loyal.
Giovanni
The cold and calculating leader of the criminal organization Team Rocket and the gym leader of Viridian City. He is the ultimate antagonist in the Kanto region, seeking to exploit Pokémon for profit.
Gladion
A rival character in the Alola region and Lillie’s older brother. He is an edgy and serious trainer who ran away from home to become stronger, partnered with the artificial Pokémon Type: Null.
Gilda
One of the older children at Grace Field House and a close friend of Emma. She is intelligent and observant, helping to plan the escape while trying to manage her own fear and anxiety.
Gobta
A goblin who serves under Rimuru and becomes a surprisingly competent, if often comically inept, leader of the Goblin Riders. He is a source of constant comic relief.
Gabiru
An arrogant and boastful lizardman who names himself. After being exiled for his foolishness, he eventually becomes one of Rimuru’s most loyal and comically dramatic subordinates.
Gazef Stronoff
The Warrior-Captain of the Re-Estize Kingdom, renowned as its strongest warrior. He is a man of great honor and loyalty, whose fateful encounter with Ainz Ooal Gown leaves a lasting impression.
Gilthunder
A powerful Holy Knight who starts as an antagonist under the control of the demon Fraudrin. Once freed, he reveals his true noble character and becomes a staunch ally to the Sins.
Giroro
The weapons expert and hot-headed soldier of the Keroro Platoon. He is the most disciplined and combat-ready of the group, but has a secret soft spot for Natsumi Hinata.
Gintarou
A large, lazy, and sharp-tongued fox spirit (kitsune) who serves as a herald at a small Inari shrine. He can only be seen by the shrine’s young priestess, Makoto Saeki.
Gojo Wakana
A shy high school student with a passion for crafting traditional Hina dolls. His secluded world is turned upside down when the popular and beautiful Marin Kitagawa discovers his sewing talent.
Grea
A half-human, half-dragon princess attending the Mysteria Academy of Magic. She is often shy and reserved, but shares a very close and tender friendship with the human princess, Anne.
Guilmon
A Virus-type Digimon created from the imagination of his tamer, Takato. Despite his fearsome appearance and potential for destruction, Guilmon is naive, playful, and incredibly loyal.
Gallantmon (Dukemon)
The Mega form of Guilmon, achieved through a Biomerge with his tamer, Takato. As a Royal Knight, he is a powerful and noble warrior dedicated to protecting the Digital World.
Goten
Goku’s second son and Gohan’s younger brother. He is a playful and cheerful child who bears a striking resemblance to his father and achieves the Super Saiyan form with surprising ease.
Gran
A kind-hearted boy living on a floating island whose life changes forever when he rescues a mysterious girl named Lyria. He embarks on a journey to find his long-lost father.
Guzma
The tough-talking, aggressive leader of Team Skull in the Alola region. He considers himself the strongest trainer who was never made a Trial Captain, leading a group of social misfits.
Galo Thymos
A hot-headed and passionate member of the Burning Rescue fire squad. He has a powerful “firefighter’s soul” and pilots specialized mecha to combat the fiery Burnish threat.
Guin
An amnesiac warrior with a leopard’s head, possessing superhuman strength and combat knowledge. He becomes the protector of the twin heirs of the Parro kingdom after they flee an invasion.
George Joestar I
The kind and honorable patriarch of the Joestar family and the father of Jonathan Joestar. His fateful decision to adopt the young Dio Brando sets the entire JoJo saga in motion.
Gigi Andalucia
A mysterious and beautiful young woman who becomes entangled with Hathaway Noa. Her perceptive and enigmatic nature allows her to see through people’s facades, influencing the film’s events.
Gennai
A mysterious, ancient entity in the Digital World who guides the DigiDestined. He appears as an old man (and later a young man) to provide cryptic advice and support.
Gaku Yaotome
The leader of the rival idol group TRIGGER. He has a rough and intimidating public persona but is actually a passionate and caring individual, especially regarding his group members.
Gaku Yashiro
The elementary school teacher of the main character, Satoru Fujinuma. He presents himself as a kind and supportive mentor, but his true nature is a central part of the series’ mystery.
Ganta Nakami
A grumpy but kind-hearted high school boy suffering from chronic insomnia. He finds a kindred spirit in the equally sleepless Isaki Magari, and they bond by restarting the school’s astronomy club.