Toshio Wakagi is a character exclusive to Codename: Sailor V, a special officer with the Tokyo Metropolitan Police. He resents Sailor V for embarrassing the force and stealing the glory, and he answers to the secret Sailor V admirer Natsuna Sakurada.
He carries himself as a special officer of Tokyo's Metropolitan Police. The story offers few details of his physical looks beyond his role on the force.
His defining trait is a grudge against Sailor V. He cannot stand that she makes the police look incompetent while soaking up the credit for every villain caught. His superior, Natsuna Sakurada, happens to be a closeted devotee of Sailor V, which only sharpens the irony of his resentment.

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Toshio Wakagi is a character exclusive to Codename: Sailor V, a special officer with the Tokyo Metropolitan Police who resents Sailor V for making the force look incompetent while she takes credit for catching criminals.
Toshio Wakagi cannot stand that Sailor V embarrasses the police force and soaks up the credit for catching every villain the police fail to stop.
A string of failures gets Toshio Wakagi briefly shipped off to the police force's Siberian branch, though he softens somewhat after he returns.
Toshio Wakagi answers to Natsuna Sakurada, who is secretly a devoted admirer of Sailor V, adding irony to Wakagi's resentment of her.
Toshio Wakagi has an unnamed older brother who shares his dislike of Sailor V, though for his own separate reasons.
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