Sakku is a Hero Association staff member who came aboard in the same intake as McCoy. A minor webcomic-only figure, he surfaces briefly during the Neo Heroes Uprising when he bumps into his old colleague on the street.
Sakku appears as a man of middle age, wearing the ordinary business suit that the Hero Association gives its staff.
Little has been established about him, though he comes across as an easygoing, straightforward sort. He is friendly enough to invite a former coworker out for drinks just to catch up on the news.
During the events of the Neo Heroes Uprising, Sakku heads home after a long shift and crosses paths with his former coworker McCoy along the way. He hails him and proposes catching up over drinks, since a great deal had changed and grown strange since McCoy had walked away to join the Neo Heroes. Wary of drawing suspicion or letting something important slip, McCoy declines the offer and walks off.

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Sakku is a Hero Association staff member who joined the organization in the same intake as McCoy, appearing as a minor webcomic-only character.
Sakku surfaces briefly during the Neo Heroes Uprising, in webcomic chapter 138, when he runs into his old colleague McCoy on the street.
Sakku hails McCoy and invites him out for drinks to catch up, since a great deal had changed since McCoy left to join the Neo Heroes.
McCoy declines Sakku's offer of drinks, wary of drawing suspicion or letting something important slip, and simply walks off.
Sakku is depicted as a man of middle age wearing the ordinary business suit that the Hero Association gives its staff.
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