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Kinta Sakata pushing his blue glasses up with one finger and a deadpan skeptical look, brown hair and black school uniform, in a blurred bright classroom
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Kinta Sakata

Character

Kinta Sakata is one of Dandadan's main characters, a Kami High student in its History and Culture Research Club. A self-styled show-off with a deep love of mechas, he becomes a steadfast ally to Momo and Okarun whenever the supernatural intrudes.

Age: 16-17
Race: Human
Gender: Male
Status: Alive
Japanese: 坂田金太
Eye Color: Brown
Residence: Kamigoe City
Hair Color: Brown
Occupation: High School Student
Affiliation: Kami High (History and Culture Research Club), Family
Anime Debut: Episode 21
Home Planet: Earth
Manga Debut: Chapter 64
Combat Style: Nanoskin manipulation
English Voice: Bryce Papenbrook
Japanese Voice: Daichi Fujiwara
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Appearance

A stout young man, Kinta keeps his dark hair short and parted down the middle, and he wears glasses. His usual clothing is the gakuran uniform issued by his school.

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Personality

Proud and conceited, Kinta looks down on boys his own age and craves recognition, once faking battle wounds with an eyepatch and bandages to seem important. The bluster is a mask, though; aware of his own limits, he hides his insecurity behind bravado. Underneath lurks genuine courage, plus a perverted streak and an overpowering obsession with mechas, the hobby that drives him to pilot one of his own.

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Abilities

Kinta's sharpest tool is his encyclopedic grasp of science fiction, which lets him instantly trace an enemy's invisibility to retro-reflective projection tech and lay out how to beat it. That same inventiveness lets him shape Ludris' nanoskin into working tools, vehicles, and his dream mecha, the Great Kinta. He also has an artistic side, having drawn the emblem that represents History and Culture Research Club.

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Frequently Asked Questions

Who was Kinta Sakata?

Kinta Sakata is one of Dandadan's main characters, a Kami High student in its History and Culture Research Club. A self-styled show-off with a deep love of mechas, he becomes a steadfast ally to Momo and Okarun whenever the supernatural intrudes.

What did Kinta Sakata do?

Kinta Sakata uses his encyclopedic grasp of science fiction to outthink enemies, such as instantly tracing an opponent's invisibility to retro-reflective projection tech and laying out how to beat it. He stands as a reliable ally to Momo and Okarun in their supernatural battles.

Who voices Kinta Sakata?

Kinta Sakata is voiced by Daichi Fujiwara in Japanese and by Bryce Papenbrook in English.

What is Kinta Sakata's personality like?

Kinta Sakata is proud and conceited, looking down on boys his own age and craving recognition, once faking battle wounds to seem important. The bluster masks his insecurity, but underneath lies genuine courage, a perverted streak, and an overpowering obsession with mechas.

What mecha does Kinta Sakata build?

Kinta Sakata shapes Ludris' nanoskin into his dream mecha, the Great Kinta. His inventiveness also lets him turn that nanoskin into working tools and vehicles.

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