ハーマン・グリーンヒル
from Black Butler
Herman Greenhill is a former student at Weston College. He was one of the "P4," and was the head of the Green House. Herman is a young man with short light blond hair and thick eyebrows. He previously wore a green waistcoat; on the breast pocket was a Green Lion crest, and affixed to his collar was a green holly, which reflected his position as Prefect of the Green House. Herman has become a choir member of the Sphere Music Hall. During performances, Herman wears a standard but sleeveless white uniform with golden tassels on each shoulder pad and across his front vest. Herman is a dignified man who excels in sports and takes up the hobby of improving his own strength by lifting weights during his free time. He is also very strict on his subordinates and expects them to live up to his expectations, such as to speak loudly and confidently. However, in any case, he still places trust into them, which is shown when he sides with his Fag's, Edward Midford, judgment of Ciel Phantomhive. Just like Edward, Herman is easily flustered when seeing ladies showing their legs prominently.

Black Butler
Young Ciel Phantomhive is known as "the Queen's Guard Dog," taking care of the many unsettling events that occur in Victorian England for Her Majesty. Aided by Sebastian Michaelis, his loyal butler with seemingly inhuman abilities, Ciel uses whatever means necessary to get the job done. But is there more to this black-clad butler than meets the eye? In Ciel's past lies a secret tragedy that enveloped him in perennial darkness—during one of his bleakest moments, he formed a contract with Sebastian, a demon, bargaining his soul in exchange for vengeance upon those who wronged him. Today, not only is Sebastian one hell of a butler, but he is also the perfect servant to carry out his master's orders—all the while anticipating the delicious meal he will eventually make of Ciel's soul. As the two work to unravel the mystery behind Ciel's chain of misfortunes, a bond forms between them that neither heaven nor hell can tear apart.