Konomaru defeats an angry sun while
Iroh defeats the Human Torch.
Just going to copy-paste Wikipedia here.
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From the Ghibli wiki
Calcifer is bound to the confines of Howl's Castle after he struck a deal with Howl years prior. He later strikes another magical bargain with Sophie, hoping she can break his curse. Calcifer cares about Howl, Sophie, and their makeshift family despite his grandiose threats and prickly demeanor. He worries about Howl's penchant for war and that it will inevitably change him.
Calcifer is confined to the castle's hearth, and after he strikes a deal with Sophie, does a good job in cooking their meals.
Calcifer is in a magical contract with Howl. He was originally a falling star, which Howl could catch before he fell to earth and extinguished.
He promises to use his magic to break the curse on Sophie, provided she breaks the contract between him and Howl. Howl describes Calcifer as "his weakest point" because Calcifer wouldn't give away another demon if it entered the castle, even if it had hostile intentions. However, Howl's statement is true in more ways than one.
Calcifer's role in the film is similar to that in the book moving Howl's Castle. Unlike in the book, however, he is forced out of the hearth by Sophie, causing the castle to collapse and breaking its connection with Market Chipping in an effort to find and save Howl. By consuming Sophie's hair, he is able to have enough power to move the castle across The Wastes to find Howl.
Jinborov Karnovskio is a circus strongman from Soviet Union's Central Asian republics. In the first game, he uses his fire breathing ability to battle monsters and collect a treasure in the nation of Cleamina. In the NES game, he was summoned by God himself to battle Alakatai the wizard. When he beats the game with a high score, he becomes the god of war.
In the games, he most uses his fire breath but also gets a number of tools and weapons such as a bomb, a boomerang, jump boots, a ladder, the “clapper”, a shield, and a “super flame” (depending on which game you play). He appears later in Karnov’s Revenge, a fighting game where he gets a “Super 100 Kick” and a “Balloon Attack” where he is invincible to conventional striking attacks for a moment after he inflates his body.
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Marty McFly is a teen from 1985 who was best friends with scientist Doc Brown. Brown invented a time machine out of a Delorean and Marty, having to escape some terrorists (yeah, it was a wild scene) uses it to travel back in time. Accidentally preventing his parents “meet cute”, he is forced to convince them to get back together to save his existence. Soon after, he has several time travel adventures with Doc Brown, even travelling to the old west.
Marty McFly is a brave young man and until the last movie can be easily provoked by calling him a “chicken” (which they act like was a thing the whole time but is just in part 2 and 3). Marty is clever and tough. Though often punches above his weight class with mixed success, he tends to be more successful when he forgoes fighting and uses his wits to escape via skateboard. The submitter also says he has access to his Delorean, so it will also allow him to travel in time, though in his experience altering/correcting the timeline is a pretty rocky road. The Delorean itself travels only when it can hit 88 miles per hour.
