Toad is one of the guests attached to Ketil's farm, part of the group of hired outsiders present on the estate during the Slave Arc. He turns up among that circle across several chapters of the storyline set on the Danish farmland.
Toad is counted among the guests staying on Ketil's farm, and the manga presents him within that group rather than singling out a distinct design of his own.
The story reveals little of Toad's disposition. His characterization stays tied to his standing as one of the estate's resident guests.
Toad belongs to the guests affiliated with Ketil's farm. He first appears during the Slave Arc and recurs through its events on the estate, showing up across the chapters that cover life and conflict on the farmland.
Toad is one of the guests, hired hands who work and reside on the estate, who appears on Ketil's Farm in Vinland Saga's Slave Arc.
Toad first appears in chapter 86 of the Vinland Saga manga and in episode 26 of the anime, both part of the Slave Arc set on Ketil's farm.
Toad is one of the guests affiliated with Ketil's farm, appearing among that group of hired outsiders present on the estate rather than in a role singled out with extensive detail.
Toad appears during the Slave Arc, recurring across several chapters that cover life and conflict on Ketil's farmland.
In the English dub, Toad is voiced by Mike Smith for the Crunchyroll release.
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