Koji Kogure is a supporting character in Ghost in the Shell: SAC_2045, a user of the Peep Hole application whose questioning helps Section 9 close in on the shadowy hacker responsible for a string of killings.
Koji is a heavyset man with black hair and dark eyes, and he wears glasses. His outfit centers on a blue vest patterned with diamond shapes down each side, worn over a blue long-sleeved top, along with black trousers and black shoes.
The source does not spell out Koji's personality. He is shown mainly through his cooperation under questioning, when he freely gives up everything he knows about the Peep Hole system.
Purin Ezaki tracks Koji down and questions him as a person of interest in the Peep Hole killings. He cooperates fully, laying out how the Peep Hole app functions and pointing to the hacker behind it, a figure called The Nameless King. That hacker then seizes direct control of Koji, using his body as a mouthpiece so that Purin can finally hold an audience with the elusive culprit.
Koji Kogure is a supporting character in Ghost in the Shell: SAC_2045, a user of the Peep Hole application questioned in connection with a string of killings.
Purin Ezaki tracks down Koji Kogure as a person of interest in the Peep Hole killings, and he cooperates fully with her questioning.
Koji Kogure lays out how the Peep Hole app functions and points investigators toward the hacker behind it, a figure known as The Nameless King.
The Nameless King seizes direct control of Koji Kogure, using his body as a mouthpiece so that Purin Ezaki can finally hold an audience with the elusive hacker.
Koji Kogure is a heavyset man with black hair and dark eyes who wears glasses, dressed in a blue diamond-patterned vest over a blue long-sleeved top with black trousers and shoes.
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