Sandayu is a bodyguard in the Flower Capital who served the celebrated oiran Komurasaki. Skilled with a naginata, he stepped in to protect her procession when three thugs threatened it.
Standing at a moderate height, Sandayu has rugged features framed by bushy sideburns and curly brown hair pulled up into a topknot. His forearms are noticeably hairy. He dresses in a dark turquoise kimono patterned with green circles and white tasuki cords, and simple sandals complete the look.
Sandayu carries himself with courage and resolve. When three men moved against Komurasaki, he stayed alert and responded quickly, putting himself between them and the woman he was charged with protecting.

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Details of his fighting prowess are thin, yet the trust placed in him to guard Wano's most renowned oiran speaks to his capability. He handles a naginata with real skill, which he demonstrated against the trio of Bingo, Bungo, and Bongo. Spotting the three closing in on the oiran's procession, he wielded the polearm to wound them, then cautioned the fallen men to keep their distance. The anime stretches the moment into a sequence of separate strikes, while the manga shows him downing all three in a single sweep.
Sandayu is a bodyguard in Wano's Flower Capital who serves the celebrated oiran Komurasaki and is skilled with a naginata.
Sandayu is a man of moderate height with rugged features, bushy sideburns, curly brown hair pulled into a topknot, and hairy forearms, dressed in a dark turquoise kimono patterned with green circles and white tasuki cords.
Sandayu serves as a bodyguard for Komurasaki, Wano's most renowned oiran, and protects her processions through the Flower Capital.
When Bingo, Bungo, and Bongo close in on Komurasaki's procession, Sandayu wounds all three with his naginata and warns the fallen men to keep their distance.
Sandayu fights with a naginata, wielding it with enough skill to earn the trust of guarding Wano's most celebrated oiran.
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