Sumire
CharacterSumire is a young girl with psychic gifts who appears in Baoh: The Visitor. After her own captivity in a research lab, she throws in with Ikuro Hashizawa to keep the Dress Laboratory from weaponizing the power of Baoh.
Appearance
Sumire is a slight girl whose light brown hair is gathered into a ponytail. She travels in a hooded top with a backpack on her shoulders, her green eyes bright, and a pet squirrel rarely far from her side.
Abilities
Her power is psychic in nature. She can turn it on solid barriers, forcing her way into a heavily armored wagon, the very transport where Dr. Kasuminome keeps the captured Baoh under guard.
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Frequently Asked Questions
Who is Sumire in Baoh: The Visitor?
Sumire is a young psychic girl who appears in Baoh: The Visitor, joining forces with Ikuro Hashizawa after escaping the same research lab that captured him.
What are Sumire's abilities?
Sumire possesses psychic power strong enough to force her way through solid barriers, including the heavily armored wagon where Dr. Kasuminome keeps Baoh under guard.
How does Sumire first appear in the story?
The story of Baoh: The Visitor opens with Sumire breaking free of the laboratory that had abducted her for study. As she flees, she also sets Baoh loose, and the two make their escape together.
Who is Sumire's ally in Baoh: The Visitor?
Sumire allies herself with Ikuro Hashizawa, the host of the Baoh parasite, as the two work to escape Dr. Kasuminome's pursuit.
Does Sumire have a pet?
Yes, Sumire keeps a pet squirrel that stays close by her side as she travels.
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