leader of the Stormtroopers, whose nickname means "eyeglasses". His real name is ("Alvin Seville" in most foreign dubs), revealed in the final episode of the anime. An otaku in every sense, he loves Lum immensely, and has sworn to serve her. Megane has a strong personality and generally directs the schemes of the Stormtroopers to gain Lum's attention (though mostly for himself). He closely monitors the actions of the others to prevent them from looking at other girls, and to ensure their complete loyalty to Lum. Though usually antagonistic towards Ataru, he often hangs out with him in his spare time. He is often given to loud, rambling philosophical musings and outbursts, and seems to have an affinity for fascism and communism. He is voiced by Chiba Shigeru in Japanese, by Marc Garber (Those Obnoxious Aliens), Colin Hackman, and Craig Wollman (movies) in English. Perm is one of the Stormtroopers, whose nickname is derived from his hairstyle. He is tall and skinny (though his nameless manga counterpart has quite a fatter form) and his real name is Kosuke. The anime's version of the character is the counterpart to the manga's Kosuke Shirai. Perm displays the most character development, including being the only one of the Stormtroopers to have a visible girlfriend. He is voiced by Akira Murayama in Japanese, by Adrian Monte, and Jonathan Guggenheim (Those Obnoxious Aliens) in English. Chibi , real name , is a Stormtrooper often seen with Kakugari. His nickname is derived from his height; "chibi" means "small" or "short". He is a timid crybaby, speaks with a cracked voice, and is often beaten up by the rest of the gang. He also has buck teeth (though his nameless manga counterpart does not have this). He is voiced by Issei Futamata in Japanese, and Steven Paul in English. Kakugari , real name , is a Stormtrooper with a large build. His nickname is derived from his hairstyle; "kakugari" means "crew cut". He is the least used of the Stormtroopers, often seen with Chibi. He is also the one who beats up Chibi the most. He is voiced by Shinji Nomura in Japanese, and Langley McArol in English. References Urusei Yatsura manga Entire series Takahashi, Rumiko. Urusei Yatsura. 12 vols. San Francisco: Viz Media, 2019–present. Individual volumes Other sources External links Urusei Yatsura characters at Tomobiki-cho Urusei Yatsura manga at Viz Media Urusei Yatsura anime at Studio