Super Antlion Hell Brothers
CharacterThe Super Antlion Hell Brothers are a trio of inmates encountered on the B2 level of the JAA jail, where they occupied a cell built around a sand motif. Their brush with the prisoner Tenkyu proved fatal.
Appearance
The group is made up of three brothers who shared a sand-themed cell on the second basement level of the JAA jail. Beyond their number and their unusual quarters, little is detailed about how they look.
Personality
The brothers are given no real characterization in the source, registering mainly through their brief and one-sided run-in with a fellow prisoner.
History
The three had earlier robbed the inmate Tenkyu. That choice cost them everything, as Tenkyu wiped all of them out without any trouble.
Frequently Asked Questions
Who are the Super Antlion Hell Brothers in Sakamoto Days?
The Super Antlion Hell Brothers are a trio of inmate siblings in Sakamoto Days who share a sand-themed cell on the B2 level of the JAA jail.
Where were the Super Antlion Hell Brothers imprisoned?
The Super Antlion Hell Brothers were held on the second basement level, B2, of the JAA jail, in a cell built around a sand motif.
How did the Super Antlion Hell Brothers die?
The Super Antlion Hell Brothers die after robbing fellow inmate Tenkyu, who wiped out all three of them without any trouble in retaliation.
Why did Tenkyu kill the Super Antlion Hell Brothers?
Tenkyu killed the Super Antlion Hell Brothers because the trio had robbed him, and he ended all three of them with ease as a result.
Are the Super Antlion Hell Brothers major characters in Sakamoto Days?
No, the Super Antlion Hell Brothers are minor characters who appear briefly through a one-sided run-in with the prisoner Tenkyu, and the story gives them little individual characterization.
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