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| - Taro is a pet dog that lives in the Niigata Prefecture. Kenshin and Kurohabaki Masamune asked him advice on how to find Ninjas. The dog was afraid of Masamune and barked and growled so loudly his owner from inside the house yelled at him to be quiet.
- (tarō) Taro, a Saiyan on Planet Vegeta was kidnapped during a raid on the Tuffles. Tuffles, with vast technology, did experiments on Taro, until a full moon came and a raid led by King Vegeta himself. The Saiyans found him changed no longer with black hair, his tail cut off and his personality changed. It's not known if he survived Planet Vegeta's destruction. He has a sister, Anise
- Taro (タロ) is a Wolf Fang Druid in 8th Shopping District Center who serves as Charasin's assistant.
- The Taro is a crop available in FarmVille. It can only be planted in ground plots on the Hawaiian Paradise farm. It costs and can be harvested for and . It yields File:XP-icon.png experience when planted.
- Taro is a resident of Holt Village, and later becomes an admirer and servant of Rozalin. This admiration goes so deep that his title is "Rozy's Slave". Like his younger sister Hanako, Taro was born as a full-fledged demon.
- Taro is a businessman residing in Ishimura, Japan, who is in some way affiliated with Bushido Concepts and has a history with Clan Ishimura.
- Taro is a minor character from the animated television show Gargoyles. He is a businessman residing in Ishimura, Japan, who is in some way affiliated with Bushido Concepts and has a history with Clan Ishimura.
- Taro(太郎,Taro) is a shinobi from Konohagakure's Yamanaka clan. who left and became a member of the Hakkingakure ANBU.
- Taro (タロ, Taro, real name unknown) is a distorted and intellectually disabled scrapper of the Ghoul Restaurant and owned by Madam A.
- Taro was a courtier, monk of the Brotherhood of Shinsei and a member of the kolat conspiracy.
- Taro es el abuelo de la familia de transportistas. Él es el padre de Felicia y el abuelo de Elliot y Natalie. Este anciano era granjero en su juventud. Gracias a su cuerpo puede predecir con facilidad el tiempo que hará mañana.
- Taro is the Black Ranger of the Star Clash Rangers, he is the second ranger to join the team, but the third to have his StarOrb awaken.
- Taro is a minor character from the animated series, Gargoyles. He is a businessman residing in Ishimura, Japan, who is in some way affiliated with Bushido Concepts and has a history with Clan Ishimura.
- Taro was an individual who worked on a Galactic Republic news network during the Cold War. When the Chevin Conglomerate's message interrupted the standard broadcasting, the announcer told Taro to switch the feeds.
- Taro is a skill trainer in Might and Magic VI: The Mandate of Heaven. He can be found in his house in New Sorpigal, and teaches expert earth magic. His services cost 1000 gold, and the party member must have four ranks in earth magic first.
- He often has trouble keeping up with his studies at school, especially martial arts. In the episode "Onigiri Reuben", Taro is shown to not like eating healthy food, which would give him the needed strength to win the black belt competition. However, when Reuben drops by for a visit, he makes rice balls with secret food in it so Taro can win the competition. Taro discovers he likes the rice balls, and successfully wins the black belt as a result. When Taro later finds out what the rice balls really contain, it doesn't faze him at all, and he even asks for more.
- Taro was planning on getting rich by creating a gargoyle-themed amusement park where he planned on displaying the Japanese Gargoyles as a modern day freakshow to a paying public, in order to do this he tricked one of the gargoyles (named Yama) into a deal by pretending that the true intent was one of education and that the gargoyles would be teaching schoolchildren the way of bushido.
- Wikipedia Article About Taro on Wikipedia Taro (from Tahitian), more rarely kalo (from Hawaiian), is a tropical plant grown primarily as a vegetable food for its edible corm, and secondarily as a leaf vegetable. Its flowers are also eaten. Taro is closely related to Xanthosoma and Caladium, plants commonly grown as ornamentals, and like them it is sometimes loosely called elephant ear. Taro and domesticated Xanthosoma species share substantially the same uses, and several names, including callaloo and coco or cocoyam. Taro may be distinguished as "taro cocoyam" or "old cocoyam". Its scientific name is Colocasia esculenta (synonym C. antiquorum). Taro is believed to be one of the earliest cultivated plants.
- Taro es un planta (Colocasia esculenta) cual es cultivada prima per la se radis comable, e min comun, per la se folias comable. Lo es un de la plu vea plantas cultivada. Lo es cultivada a cada parte de la mundo con un clima tropical o sutropical; lo nesesa ce no es jelada. Taro no pote comeda cual es cru; on debe coce lo ante ce on pote come lo. Ambos la radis e la folias conteni tan multe osalato de calcio (CaC2O4; calcium oxalate en engles, oxalato de calcio en espaniol) cual es venena. La coce destrui la calsio osalate, afin on pote coce lo con securia.
- <default>Taro</default> BildWiki.png Titel Herkunft Zugehörigkeit Familie Werk Taro ist ein echsenartiger Drache aus dem Film Sindbads siebente Reise, der von Ray Harryhausen durch Stop-Motion-Technik dargestellt wurde. Für die damalige Zeit war die Qualität der Effekte beendruckend und Taro und andere Fabelwesen wurden realistischer und überzeugender animiert als je zuvor.
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