Futoshi
CharacterFutoshi is one of a four-man crew of assassins gunning for the bounty on Korosensei's head, and a regular customer at Pub Azusa. He also surfaces as a candidate hired-killer for the government, only to be rejected out of hand.
Appearance
No physical description is provided for Futoshi in the source material.
Personality
Little is established about Futoshi's character; his conduct during his audition as a government assassin was enough on its own to disgust Tadaomi Karasuma.
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Frequently Asked Questions
Who is Futoshi in Assassination Classroom?
Futoshi is one of a four-man crew of assassins pursuing the bounty on Korosensei and a regular at Pub Azusa.
Why did Karasuma reject Futoshi as a government assassin?
Tadaomi Karasuma turned Futoshi away from the role of government assassin after his conduct during the audition disgusted him.
Where does Futoshi first appear in Assassination Classroom?
Futoshi makes a cameo in the manga chapter Grim Reaper Time before his full debut in the chapter Home Time.
Who voices Futoshi in the Japanese anime?
Futoshi is voiced by Kappei Yamaguchi in the Japanese version of Assassination Classroom.
What is Futoshi's occupation and status?
Futoshi's occupation is listed as assassin, and his status in the story is alive, though little else about his personality is detailed in the wiki.
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