From Coronation Street Wiki

Roland was a heavy employed by villain Big Arthur. A tall, imposing man, he said nothing, was bearded and moustached and, like his boss, presented an unusual sight on the streets of Weatherfield, dressed more like a member of the Chicago Mafia then the usual run of local villains. He accompanied Big Arthur and associate Nobby Harris when they “visited” Eddie Yeats at No. 5 where they had stored tins of ham in Minnie Caldwell’s coal hole after robbing them from a supermarket on Christmas Day. The police were on to the gang and Big Arthur suspected Eddie of telling on them but the terrified scouser persuaded them of his innocence. Minnie had left Eddie and his “friends” to their chat after remarking on ths size of Roland’s feet. The heavy was last seen “escorting” Eddie from the Rovers to take the ham out of No. 5 once police interest had died down.

List of appearances

• Episode 1456 (1st January 1975)
• Episode 1457 (6th January 1975)

From Final Fantasy Wiki

Roland is the Clavat patriarch of the village Tipa in Final Fantasy Crystal Chronicles. He stands near the town's Crystal and gives advice to the caravanners. At the beginning of the first few years, he tells the story of a young man who left the village to rid the world of the poisonous miasma which causes endless problems for everyone in the world.

From GuildWiki

An NPC who trades rare crafting materials. They can be found in all towns, some outposts, and a few explorable areas.

Like all specialized Traders, their buying and selling prices are dynamically determined according to supply and demand.

Locations

The following groups the traders by campaign and sorts them according to storyline.

Prophecies Campaign

• Ascalon City (Post-Searing) - Menth
• Lion's Arch - Argus
• Henge of Denravi - Swift
• The Amnoon Oasis - Galmith
• Droknar's Forge - Benato

Factions Campaign

• Shing Jea Monastery - Kyouko
• Seitung Harbor - Songlian
• Kaineng Center - Jiazhen Li
• Bukdek Byway - Yong Yi (near the center)
• Cavalon - Dweia
• House zu Heltzer - Ryszard

Nightfall Campaign

• Kamadan, Jewel of Istan - Duuja
• Jokanur Diggings - Ngoyo
• Blacktide Den - Dasheh
• Command Post - Stasheh
• Camp Hojanu - Ferii
• Kodonur Crossroads - Orram
• The Kodash Bazaar - Zatah
• Vehtendi Valley - Kolona
• Dzagonur Bastion - Perash
• Basalt Grotto - Lurlai
• Bone Palace - Zell

Eye of the North

• Eye of the North - Roland
• Gunnar's Hold - Reinard
• Sifhalla - Birna
• Rata Sum - Pekka
• Gadd's Encampment - Gropp

See also

• Material Trader

From Halopedia, the Halo Wiki

Roland could refer to the following:

• Roland (Spartan) - A SPARTAN-III Headhunter.
• Roland Freemont - The FLEETCOM Sector One Commanding Officer.
• Roland Huffman - A UNSC infantry sniper.

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From Teletraan I: The Transformers Wiki

Martin and Roland are two humans (species-wise) in the cartoon portion of the Generation One continuity family

Roland (left) and Martin (right). The body of Elise Presser (middle) was found two days later. Well, parts of it were found, anyway.

Martin and Roland are two teenagers who are destined to give Humanity a bad name — well, a worse name, anyway.

Fiction

The Transformers cartoon

Voice actors: Townsend Coleman (Martin, English), Michael Sheehan (Roland, English)

When we first met the future serial killers, Martin and Roland thought it would be a good idea to turn a laser up to maximum power during Mr. Robbins' demonstration of it in class at Benjamin Franklin Pierce High School. Instead of expelling them and doing us all a favor, Mr. Robbins assigned the two sociopaths to win the science fair with Elise Presser.

The three ended up building B.O.T., but they made the mistake of letting Elise put something that they found in the junkyard in it. This turned out to be the personality component of the Combaticon Brawl, who proceeded to go on a rampage. The three teens called in the Protectobots, but instead got the Autobots Ironhide, Gears, and Bumblebee. Brawl-B.O.T. proceeded to give the three Autobots a hard time. While waiting outside, Martin and Roland decided it would be a good idea to go into the dilapidated building the Autobots had chased B.O.T. into, inadvertently allowing B.O.T. to escape the trapped elevator he had been stuck in, which allowed Swindle to steal Brawl's personality component back.

The three then used recovered bits of B.O.T. and completely bogus science to learn of the Decepticons' plan to use their new orbital-disruptor cannon on Autobot headquarters, then ran to the Autobot base to warn them. During the battle, the three kids used Teletraan I and B.O.T. to destroy the Decepticons' newest EI/AD, destroying their homemade bot in the process. Elise decided that they could build a new one with whatever junk was lying around the Autobot base, at which point Martin and Roland gagged her and dragged her away. B.O.T.

From Yu-Gi-Oh!

Roland, known as Isono in the manga and Japanese anime, is one of the Battle City tournament officials. He appears to be Seto Kaiba's right-hand man and business advisor, as he appears later in the anime series to help Kaiba manage KaibaCorp.

In Yu-Gi-Oh! The Falsebound Kingdom, he has left KaibaCorp to work at SIC, and is the one who introduces the characters to the Kingdom game.