Noro serves as one of the examiners overseeing the JCC transfer exams in Sakamoto Days. A background figure of the arc, he helps administer the trials that test hopeful candidates.
Noro is a man topped with pale, brownish hair. His attire keeps things simple, a sleeveless shirt worn with a pair of trousers.
The series leaves his personality largely unexamined, keeping the focus on his duties rather than his character.

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Noro is a background character in Sakamoto Days who serves as one of the examiners overseeing the JCC transfer exams. He helps administer the trials that test hopeful candidates during that arc.
Noro works as a test administrator attached to the Japan Clear Creation, helping to judge participants during the transfer examination arc.
Noro is a man with pale, brownish hair who dresses simply in a sleeveless shirt and trousers.
Noro debuts in Chapter 61 of the Sakamoto Days manga and Episode 18 of the anime.
Noro is voiced by Hayato Kimura in Japanese and Bill Millsap in the English dub.
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