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Sasaki

Character

Sasaki is the bus driver caught up in the hijacking that Light Yagami engineers to expose the FBI agent tailing him. Held at gunpoint by a panicking criminal, he survives the ordeal and later proves a useful witness to one of the investigators picking apart the incident.

Gender: Male
Species: Human
Occupation: Bus driver
Anime Debut: Episode 4: Pursuit
Japanese Va: Kazuma Takeo
Manga Debut: Chapter 7: Target
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Appearance

Sasaki wears the blue uniform and cap of his trade behind the wheel. His brown hair is cropped close, and his eyes are small and brown.

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Personality

The series sketches Sasaki mainly through his composure under pressure. Made to serve as the hijacker's mouthpiece with a gun trained on him, he keeps his head, and afterward he willingly assists the investigation, recounting events and straining to recall the faces of those who rode his bus that day.

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History

Sasaki is at the wheel of a bus bound for the Spaceland amusement park when Kiichiro Osoreda commandeers it. Forced to phone the park and report the takeover, he then watches Osoreda seize the receiver and bark threats while keeping him and seven riders captive. The standoff ends the instant Osoreda catches sight of Ryuk and orders the bus halted; the gunman bolts and is struck dead by a passing car, his fate already inked by Light. Some time afterward Sasaki lends a hand to Naomi Misora's private inquiry, walking her through how the hijacking unfolded. Shown a photograph of her and her fiance, he recognizes the man but cannot place any of the other passengers. Adaptations reuse him with small twists, the most notable being a turn as a taxi driver in L: Change the WorLd, where he ferries Maki Nikaido through the night until he finally delivers her to L.

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Frequently Asked Questions

Who is Sasaki in Death Note?

Sasaki is the bus driver caught up in the hijacking that Light Yagami engineers to expose the FBI agent tailing him. Held at gunpoint by a panicking criminal, he survives the ordeal and later proves a useful witness to one of the investigators.

What happens to Sasaki during the bus hijacking?

Sasaki is driving a bus bound for the Spaceland amusement park when Kiichiro Osoreda commandeers it. Forced to phone the park and report the takeover, he is held captive with seven riders until Osoreda spots Ryuk, bolts from the bus, and is struck dead by a passing car.

Does Sasaki help the investigation in Death Note?

Yes. Sasaki later assists Naomi Misora's private inquiry, walking her through how the hijacking unfolded. Shown a photograph, he recognizes her fiance but cannot place any of the other passengers.

What role does Sasaki play in L: Change the WorLd?

Adaptations reuse Sasaki with small twists. The most notable is a turn as a taxi driver in L: Change the WorLd, where he ferries Maki Nikaido through the night until he finally delivers her to L.

What does Sasaki look like in Death Note?

Sasaki wears the blue uniform and cap of his trade behind the wheel. His brown hair is cropped close, and his eyes are small and brown.

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