Hotta
CharacterHotta is a class-skipping student at the JCC assassin academy who appears in the infiltration arc, one of the many pupils caught up in the campus-wide worship of the killer known as X. He is a background figure defined mostly by that idolatry.
Appearance
Hotta has black hair and rectangular glasses, with a scar cutting across his left cheek. His shirt openly declares 'I LOVE KILLER'.
Personality
He belongs to the pocket of students who idolize X, sharing their fixation on the notorious figure.
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Frequently Asked Questions
Who is Hotta in Sakamoto Days?
Hotta is a class-skipping student at the JCC assassin academy who appears during the infiltration arc, one of many pupils caught up in campus-wide worship of the killer known as X.
What does Hotta look like?
Hotta has black hair and rectangular glasses, with a scar cutting across his left cheek, and wears a shirt that openly declares 'I LOVE KILLER'.
Which arc does Hotta appear in?
Hotta turns up during the JCC Infiltration Arc as one of the students who cut their lessons at the assassin school.
Why does Hotta idolize X?
Hotta belongs to the pocket of JCC students who idolize the notorious killer X, sharing their classmates' fixation on him.
What is written on Hotta's shirt?
Hotta's shirt openly declares 'I LOVE KILLER', reflecting his idolization of the killer X.
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