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Ikari is a barefoot, anchor-wielding assassin hired to guard Tasuku Ando, whose fixation on his charge dates back to a shipboard clash with a younger Sakamoto and Shin more than eight years earlier. He is a deceased minor antagonist.

Gender: Male
Status: Deceased
Weapon: Anchor and chain
Occupation: Assassin
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Appearance

Ikari is a tall man who ties his hair into two buns and hides his eyes behind round, darkened shades. He goes without shoes beneath baggy trousers and a loose long-sleeved polo layered over a vertically striped undershirt.

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Personality

His defining trait is a protectiveness toward Ando that tips over into outright obsession.

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History

More than eight years before the present story, Ikari served among a team of bodyguards defending Ando aboard a cruise ship, standing against a younger Sakamoto and Shin. Capable as he is, he remains no match for Sakamoto. In a fight he swings a heavy anchor trailing a long chain.

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Frequently Asked Questions

Who is Ikari in Sakamoto Days?

Ikari is a barefoot, anchor-wielding assassin hired to guard Tasuku Ando, whose fixation on his charge dates back to a shipboard clash with a younger Sakamoto and Shin more than eight years earlier.

What weapon does Ikari use?

Ikari fights with a heavy anchor trailing a long chain, which he swings at his opponents.

How is Ikari connected to Sakamoto?

More than eight years before the present story, Ikari served among a team of bodyguards defending Tasuku Ando aboard a cruise ship, standing against a younger Sakamoto and Shin.

Is Ikari a match for Sakamoto?

No, capable as Ikari is, he remains no match for Sakamoto.

What does Ikari look like?

Ikari is a tall man who ties his hair into two buns and hides his eyes behind round, darkened shades, going barefoot beneath baggy trousers and a loose long-sleeved polo.

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