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Aoi Sakamoto

Character

Aoi Sakamoto is the wife of Taro Sakamoto and mother of their daughter Hana. Running the family convenience store, she is the very reason a legendary killer hung up his trade, a fearless woman who taught her husband to value every life he once took so easily.

Age: 26
Eyes: Black
Hair: Black
Debut: Chapter 1
Gender: Female
Height: 163 cm
Status: Alive
Weight: 50 kg
Aliases: Mrs. Sakamoto
Jp Name: 坂本 葵
Occupation: Store Owner
Affiliation: Sakamoto's Store
Anime Debut: Episode 1
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Appearance

Aoi is a woman in her mid-twenties, most often found in the green apron of the shop she runs. Her long black hair is pinned at the front and gathered into a bun at the back, with bangs falling past her chin and a loose strand hanging down her right side. Large dark eyes and a small beauty mark beneath her left cheek round out a face of average height and easy warmth.

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Personality

Loving and attentive by nature, Aoi can also swing to extremes when she wants to drive a point home. Certain of her husband's strength and of the bond between them, she lives with almost reckless calm, making bold choices even when danger is near. She knows this streak leaves her careless at times, but she offsets it with unshakable confidence and hope, and she treats the household's rules as something close to sacred.

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History

The two met at a convenience store, where Sakamoto fell for her at once and the pair soon began dating. He was still an Order assassin then, and his careless attitude toward killing wore on her until she threw herself from a balcony to force him to feel the terror of losing someone. He caught her, and the stunt drove home a lesson: she made him swear never to take another life and to spend his own repaying the deaths he had caused. So taken with her, Sakamoto walked away from the Order for good. They married, opened a small store on the edge of Tokyo, and had their daughter Hana, while the retired killer let his once-lethal body soften into comfortable middle age.

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Frequently Asked Questions

Why did Sakamoto fall in love with Aoi?

Taro Sakamoto fell for Aoi Sakamoto the moment they met at the convenience store where she worked. His feelings deepened after she threw herself from a balcony to make him understand the terror of losing someone, a stunt that convinced him to give up killing and devote himself to her.

Who is Aoi in love with?

Aoi Sakamoto is married to Taro Sakamoto, a former Order assassin she met at a convenience store. Their romance led him to retire from killing and open a small store with her on the edge of Tokyo.

Does Sakamoto have another daughter?

Based on available information, Taro and Aoi Sakamoto have one known daughter, Hana Sakamoto. No other children are documented for the couple.

What is Aoi Sakamoto's occupation?

Aoi Sakamoto runs the family's small convenience store on the edge of Tokyo, usually seen in its green apron. The shop is the life she built with her husband after he left his assassin work behind.

What promise did Aoi make Sakamoto swear?

Aoi made Sakamoto swear never to take another life and to spend the rest of his own life making up for the people he had killed. That promise is what led him to leave the Order for good.

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