Kenji Isshi
CharacterKenji Isshi is a minor figure in Ghost in the Shell: SAC_2045, a yakuza lieutenant who dies as one of the many people singled out by the Think Pol application, a program that killed its targets by burning out their cyberbrains.
Appearance
Kenji keeps his blonde hair cropped short, and his eyes are brown.
Personality
Available material reveals little of Kenji's temperament. The one personal detail on record is that he carried on a relationship with an actress and was exposed for being unfaithful to her.
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Frequently Asked Questions
Who is Kenji Isshi in Ghost in the Shell: SAC_2045?
Kenji Isshi is a minor character in Ghost in the Shell: SAC_2045, a yakuza lieutenant who dies after being singled out by the Think Pol application.
How did Kenji Isshi die?
Kenji Isshi became one of the many people marked by Think Pol, a program that hunted its chosen targets and killed them by burning out the cyberbrain inside their heads.
What was Kenji Isshi's role in the yakuza?
Kenji Isshi held the rank of lieutenant within a yakuza organization before his death.
What did Kenji Isshi look like?
Kenji Isshi kept his blonde hair cropped short and had brown eyes.
What personal scandal is tied to Kenji Isshi?
The one personal detail on record for Kenji Isshi is that he carried on a relationship with an actress and was exposed for being unfaithful to her.
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