Kitora Masaoki
CharacterKitora Masaoki is a background figure in the Ghost in the Shell universe, counted among the terrorists of the Individual Eleven and listed as one of the twelve members who were chosen for the group's planned ritual suicide.
Appearance
No physical description of Kitora Masaoki appears in the available material.
Personality
The source records nothing about his personality or his reasons for taking part.
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Frequently Asked Questions
Who is Kitora Masaoki in Ghost in the Shell?
Kitora Masaoki is a minor background character in the Ghost in the Shell universe, identified as one of the twelve members of the terrorist group Individual Eleven.
What terrorist group is Kitora Masaoki linked to?
Kitora Masaoki is linked to the Individual Eleven, the terrorist cell at the center of the Individual Eleven affair.
What was Kitora Masaoki chosen to do?
Kitora Masaoki was one of twelve candidates selected to take part in the Individual Eleven's planned act of collective ritual suicide.
Is there a physical description of Kitora Masaoki?
No physical description of Kitora Masaoki survives in the available source material.
What is known about Kitora Masaoki's personality or motives?
Very little is known about Kitora Masaoki beyond his membership in the Individual Eleven; the record says nothing about his personality or his reasons for joining the group.
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