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Inoda in a dark suit and green tie inside a stocked shop, bald with a small topknot, thin glasses and a black respirator mask
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Inoda is a gas-masked JAA assassin who fights with a power-boosting gauntlet and cares about how his fellow veterans look to the rookies. He meets his end at Gaku's hands during the raid on the JCC.

Debut: Chapter 51
Gender: Male
Status: Deceased
Jp Voice: Masaaki Ihara
Occupation: Assassin
Affiliation: JAA
Anime Debut: Episode 16
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Appearance

Tall and marked by prominent, bulging veins, Inoda wears glasses and a gas mask above the black suit common to JAA operatives, his hair shaped into a short mohawk.

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Personality

He takes his colleagues seriously and worries about the impression they leave on newer recruits, growing annoyed whenever the veterans fail to model good conduct for the rookies.

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History

A member of the JAA, Inoda is cut down by Gaku in the course of the JCC Raid. His weapon of choice is a special gauntlet built to amplify the force of his punches.

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Frequently Asked Questions

Who is Inoda in Sakamoto Days?

Inoda is a gas-masked JAA assassin who fights with a power-boosting gauntlet and cares about how his fellow veterans look to the rookies. He is killed by Gaku during the raid on the JCC.

How does Inoda die?

Inoda is cut down by Gaku during the JCC Raid.

What weapon does Inoda use?

Inoda's weapon of choice is a special gauntlet built to amplify the force of his punches.

What does Inoda look like?

Inoda is tall with prominent, bulging veins, and wears glasses and a gas mask above the black suit common to JAA operatives, with his hair shaped into a short mohawk.

What does Inoda care about as a JAA member?

Inoda takes his colleagues seriously and worries about the impression they leave on newer recruits, growing annoyed whenever veterans fail to model good conduct for the rookies.

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