Shinya Uotora is a character in Ghost in the Shell: SAC_2045 who operates under the alias Nameless King. A student on the surface, he is unmasked as the mastermind directing the Think Pol incidents.
Shinya reads as unremarkable at a glance, brown of hair and eye, dressed in a blue long-sleeved shirt marked with a single water-drop motif at its center. He completes the look with gray pants and a pair of pale blue slippers.
His chosen handle, Nameless King, fits a figure who prefers to work from behind anonymity rather than out in the open. Presenting outwardly as an ordinary student, he is voiced by Genki Muro in Japanese and Robbie Daymond in English.

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Shinya Uotora is a character in Ghost in the Shell: SAC_2045 who poses as an ordinary student while secretly directing the Think Pol incidents.
Shinya Uotora operates under the alias Nameless King, a handle that fits his preference for working from behind anonymity rather than out in the open.
Shinya Uotora is unmasked as the mastermind and ringleader behind the Think Pol incidents in Ghost in the Shell: SAC_2045.
Shinya Uotora has brown hair and brown eyes and wears a blue long-sleeved shirt with a single water-drop motif, paired with gray pants and pale blue slippers.
Shinya Uotora is voiced by Genki Muro in Japanese and Robbie Daymond in English.
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