Takeru Hamabe
CharacterTakeru Hamabe is a minor figure in Ghost in the Shell: SAC_2045, remembered only as one of the many people killed when the Think Pol app overloaded and destroyed their cyberbrains.
Appearance
What little the series shows of Hamabe is plain: black hair paired with dark, black eyes.
Personality
No real personality is drawn for Hamabe. He exists in the story purely as a name among Think Pol's tally of the dead.
Frequently Asked Questions
Who is Takeru Hamabe in Ghost in the Shell: SAC_2045?
Takeru Hamabe is a minor character remembered only as one of the many people killed when the Think Pol app overloaded and destroyed their cyberbrains.
How does Takeru Hamabe die?
Hamabe is struck down during the wave of Think Pol attacks, the crowd-driven program that killed its targets by frying their cyberbrains.
What does Takeru Hamabe look like?
Takeru Hamabe is shown with black hair and black eyes. The series gives little else of his appearance, since he features only briefly.
Does Takeru Hamabe have a developed personality in the show?
No. Ghost in the Shell: SAC_2045 draws no real personality for Hamabe; he exists in the story purely as a name among Think Pol's tally of the dead.
What is Think Pol in relation to Takeru Hamabe?
Think Pol is the crowd-driven app in SAC_2045 that let users mark targets for death by overloading their cyberbrains, and Takeru Hamabe is counted among its victims.
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