Takanobu Yamada is a schoolteacher who appears in Ghost in the Shell: SAC_2045 as one of the people killed by Think Pol, the crowd-driven app that fried its targets' cyberbrains. His name surfaces during Purin Ezaki's inquiry into the killings.
Yamada wears his chestnut-brown hair with bangs parted to fall on both sides of his face, and his eyes are brown.
The series reveals little of Yamada beyond his profession and his death. When his name comes up among the app's casualties, he flatly rejects any suggestion that he mistreated the students in his class.

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Takanobu Yamada is a schoolteacher who becomes one of the victims killed by the crowd-driven app Think Pol. His name surfaces during Purin Ezaki's investigation into the deaths.
Takanobu Yamada dies after Think Pol lets anonymous users mark him as a target, triggering a crowd cyberbrain attack that fries his cyberbrain.
Think Pol is an app that lets anonymous users nominate people for death, unleashing crowd cyberbrain assaults that overload and kill the chosen target. Takanobu Yamada is counted among its victims.
No. When his name comes up among Think Pol's casualties, Yamada flatly rejects any suggestion that he mistreated the students in his class.
Purin Ezaki investigates the string of cyberbrain killings tied to Think Pol and finds Takanobu Yamada among the app's victims.
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