| Johnsen, Erik - Every show needs a stud, and Mr. Johnsen was kind enough to lend his voice talents to fill the role. A stud since birth, Erik has been with the show since its early stages of inception, rising to the forefront of popularity in the later High School Years episodes. Although his current character has dropped into the background of the College Years, Mr. Johnsen still makes regular appearances on all the Winter and holiday specials. A handful of his famous episodes to date include "RISK-ing it All", and "Darling of Denmark". However, his most endearing claim to fame lies in his enormous female fan following. Ranging from early teens to the late middle-aged women, Mr. Johnsen easily boasts one of the largest female following on the show. Clean cut, muscular, Eric is fortunate to have Erik on his side. |
| Jimenez, John - Hailing from the forests of Bolivia, Mr. Jimenez initially made a name for himself when he claimed to have met and fought Blanka. However, this rumor was dismissed by the show's writers shortly afterwards, and Mr. Jimenez found himself out of an acting job. Initially written as a main character in Eric's first year of college, the character of John Jimenez was quickly scrapped and replaced with several other, less memorable characters. Threatening the writers with a lawsuit, Mr. Jimenez was able to return to work as a voice actor in the second season of Eric's college years, and continued to perform amazingly well as the show's sleazy, underhanded womanizer. One of his most famous episodes is clearly episode #6728, where he co-starred with Eric in "Destroy and Defile, Adolescent Style." Since then, Mr. Jimenez has played the role of Eric's good friend, fellow conspirator, and human alarm clock. |
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| Kaji (Neon Genesis Evangelion) |
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| Gertwagen, Earl - The show's resident "guy with a goatie", Mr. Gertwagen is a relatively recent addition to the show's impressive roster. To date, Earl's most famous episode to date includes "Three Days without Sleep and I'm Tired as @*$!!!". In the show, Earl plays the voice actor to the soft-spoken, but painfully aware Someya, who is all too conscious of the weirdness that surrounds him . In real life, Mr. Gertwagen has demonstrated that he leads a life similar to that of his animated counterpart. Whether or not this is a good thing, remains to be discovered by the tabloids, and the masses of fans that follow his every move. |
| Someya (Niea_7) |
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| Terry Bogard (Fatal Fury) |
| Johnsen, Sonia - Making her debut appearance in episode "3719-A", Ms. Johnsen was cast as a member of Eric's first year ICM team in the USC Keck School of Medicine. Her real motives for pursuing medicine thus far are unclear. Rumors abound that she may soon give up the medical career to pursue a career as a Budweiser Girl, or a stunt-double for Michelle Yeoh. And yet, despite her relatively recent appearance, Ms. Johnsen has acquired a mass following in her name. Fanboy pages have begun springing up all over the net, most in awe of her massive X-treme sports background. It was inevitable. A quiet, studious girl at school......that leads an alter-ego as one of the world's premiere female crazy-ass-sports-climbing-extreme-phenomenon. And despite her lean, feminite appearance, she also arm-wrestled Scott Furlan to a standstill in the now-classic episode, "I'm Bored of Mentor Session....Let's Wrestle!". Remember "Red Alert's" Tanya? Eric goes to school with the real thing |
| Sakaki-san (Azumanga Daioh) |
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| Furlan, Scott - After recieving many complaints from viewers, the producers decided to add another "white guy" to the show as a member of Eric's ICM group in the Fall season of 2002. Though he was originally slated to appear once in a while to appease the complainers, Mr. Furlan has proved himself a powerful presence on the screen. As a result, his induction into the show could be seen as something of a story in itself. Riding his bike to school almost everyday, Mr. Furlan has proved himself a man of action in every way. No slouch when it comes to working hard, Furlan continually pushes himself to the limits in studying, drinking, and arm-wrestling. As a result, his fan base has grown considerably (especially in the Asian polls), and he now the focus of many an Asian schoolgirl's adoration. Mr. Furlan is scheduled to go on his "Yellow Fever" Japan Tour in May of 2003. 4.3 million tickets were sold out in under 3 minutes, as feverish Japanese schoolgirls jammed the phonelines in what later on caused a nationwide blackout that lasted for 2 days. Furlan is here to stay. |
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| Gupta, Nidhi - Making her debut appearance in the "Battle Royale Saga" of Season 22, the peaceful, yet potentially ultra-violent Talim managed to hold her own against a rampaging group of nameless medical students. Using her trademark Arm-Blades, Talim sliced, diced, and left the battlefield bloodied and scarred.....but alive. Needless to say, she has a HUGE fanbase in the show. Voiced by the talented Ms. Gupta, Talim was later incorporated as a member of Eric's personal Death Squad (aka ICM 10). Secretive and quiet, she chose to make the corner of MDL 254 as her base of operations, and plans her daily assassination jobs there. She has been spotted forming an alliance with fellow assassin Ivy Valentine (voiced by Roxanne Sadri) several times over the past season. In more recent episodes, the latest target of Talim's deadly arts appears to be Keitaro Urashima (voiced by Ean Wu). Las Vegas bookies are already taking bets as to how long Keitaro has to live. Look at those red eyes! She's gonna strike! |
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| Weapon Issued Nunchaku |
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| Weapon Issued Sig Sauer Handgun |
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| Weapon Issued Boxing Gloves |
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| Weapon Issued Rope |
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| Weapon Issued - Pacificist - no weapon issued |
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| Baiken (Guilty Gear XX) |
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| Hung , Jennifer - Despite a subtle introduction early in the Med School Years, voice actress Jennifer Hung has undoubtedly cemented herself into several key plotlines in the past season. Wielding a heavy shotgun wherever she goes, "Hung J" has developed an ardent fan following that consists largely of NRA members and boys, boys, all kinds of boys (Black, White, and even Chinese boys). On several occasions, she has been known to use the shotgun to fend off would-be assailments, though she only shoots to wound, not to kill. Though she had originally auditioned for a role in the Lord of the Rings trilogy (as the only Chinese Hobbit in Middle-Earth), it was fate that she was hired onto the set of this show's roster. Underneath the tough exterior is a sensitive young woman who's sense of compassion (and justice) is equal if not greater than most other characters of the show. Thus, it made sense to the producers of the show to cast her in the role of Baiken, the eternally searching, forever fighting samurai babe of Guilty Gear XX. |
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| Foster, Aaron - Interesting story. When Mr. Foster first met our hero, his face was pretty much contorted in the same shape as you see on the left. I have NO idea what or why is was, but it was definetly a lasting impression for me. I thought "Dude, this is one scary dude." Turns out, Aaron Foster (the voice of Venom), was contorting his face in an effort to convince the executives of the show the range of his acting personas. A "method voice-actor" if you will, Mr. Foster made an immediate impression on the show's producers, who subsequently cast him into the role of Venom.....who just grunts a lot. Either way, it turned out for the best. Mr. Foster has been with Eric for the past few seasons, making regular appearances during the annual Anime Expo Supah-Special Spectacular Extreme Episodes!!!!! He (along with everybody else), promises to cosplay the "next" year. Alas, that promise remains to be seen. Mr. Foster has been a fine addition to the show. Ratings continue to rise as hints of his inevitable showdown with Someya (voiced by Earl Gertwagen) begin to surface. Tune in. |
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| Weapon Issued Home-run bat! |
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