Shinjo
CharacterShinjo is a minor human character in Ghost in the Shell: SAC_2045 whose exact standing within the series' framework is left ambiguous. He surfaces amid the show's play with the N and Like-N classifications.
Appearance
A small beauty mark sits on the left of Shinjo's face, and he ties his dark brown hair back into a short ponytail above a pair of brown eyes. His wardrobe leans neat and casual, built around a gray cardigan worn over a crisp white dress shirt, then rounded out with black trousers and matching shoes.
Personality
The source reveals little of Shinjo's temperament, framing him more as a puzzle of classification than a fleshed-out personality. In the English release he is voiced by Khoi Dao.
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Frequently Asked Questions
Who is Shinjo in Ghost in the Shell: SAC_2045?
Shinjo is a minor human character in Ghost in the Shell: SAC_2045 whose exact standing within the series' N and Like-N framework is left deliberately ambiguous.
What does Shinjo look like?
Shinjo has dark brown hair tied into a short ponytail, brown eyes, a small beauty mark on the left side of his face, and dresses neatly in a gray cardigan over a white dress shirt.
What is Shinjo's classification in SAC_2045?
Shinjo is initially taken for an N but ends up regarded instead as a Like-N, a distinction the series of Ghost in the Shell: SAC_2045 keeps deliberately hazy.
Who voices Shinjo in the English dub?
Shinjo is voiced by Khoi Dao in the English dub of Ghost in the Shell: SAC_2045.
What does Shinjo's name mean?
Shinjo's family name is written with characters carrying the senses of new and level.
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