Inoue
CharacterInoue is a stern, scarred instructor at the JCC assassin school who appears in the infiltration arc, unnerved to discover that a new student shares the surname of the Akao who once beat him senseless.
Appearance
A middle-aged man with cropped black hair, Inoue carries scars running down the left side of his face.
Personality
Inoue runs his classroom with a hard edge. When Akira slips uninvited into his lesson, he sets an enormous student on her for a close-combat demonstration as punishment, only to freeze in fear once he catches her family name and recalls the thrashing Rion Akao once handed him.
Frequently Asked Questions
Who is Inoue in Sakamoto Days?
Inoue is a stern, scarred instructor at the JCC assassin school who appears during the infiltration arc.
Why is Inoue afraid of Akira Akao?
Inoue freezes in fear when he catches Akira's family name, recalling the brutal thrashing that Rion Akao once handed him.
How does Inoue punish Akira for entering his class uninvited?
When Akira slips uninvited into his lesson, Inoue sets an enormous student on her for a close-combat demonstration as punishment.
What does Inoue look like?
Inoue is a middle-aged man with cropped black hair and scars running down the left side of his face.
Does Inoue survive the JCC Infiltration Arc?
No, Inoue is listed as deceased, though the manga reveals little else of his fate before his death.
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