
Seeker is one of a quartet of bounty hunters featured in the Extra Chapters, a team that trails Korosensei for the enormous reward on his head while spending their downtime as regulars at the establishment known as Pub Azusa.
Green eyes and pale blond hair, long enough to spill past his ears, mark Seeker out. He favors a sleeveless dark jacket layered over a white shirt, and a pair of goggles often hangs loose around his neck.
Little is spelled out about his temperament beyond his line of work. He operates as one member of a four-man crew chasing the bounty on Korosensei, and the team treats Pub Azusa as their usual haunt between jobs.

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Seeker is one of four bounty hunters featured in the Extra Chapters of Assassination Classroom. He and his team pursue the massive reward on Korosensei's head while frequenting the establishment known as Pub Azusa in their downtime.
Seeker has green eyes and pale blond hair long enough to spill past his ears. He wears a sleeveless dark jacket over a white shirt and often keeps a pair of goggles hanging loose around his neck.
Seeker's defining strength is tracking. He is especially skilled at locating and pursuing his marks, which is the specialty that earns him his place among the quartet of hunters chasing Korosensei.
Seeker and his fellow bounty hunters treat Pub Azusa as their usual hangout between jobs while they hunt Korosensei.
Yes. Seeker is part of a four-man team of bounty hunters chasing the enormous reward placed on Korosensei, which makes the teacher his target.
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