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Kei Uzuki, a white-haired man with blue eyes in a cream turtleneck, amid falling maple leaves in an autumn park.
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Kei Uzuki

Character

Kei Uzuki, known as Slur or simply X, is the central antagonist of Sakamoto Days. A serial killer bent on toppling the JAA with his band of assassins, he once slaughtered a quarter of the entire assassin industry, leaving a bloody X at each scene of the crime.

Age: 27
Eyes: Blue
Hair: White
Debut: Chapter 15
Gender: Male
Height: 179 cm
Status: Alive
Weight: 73 kg
Jp Name: 有月憬
Species: Human
En Voice: Vinnie Hacker
Anime Debut: Episode 5
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Appearance

Uzuki is a slight man of middling height with medium-length white hair, its long fringe spilling across his cool blue eyes and sometimes his nose when he leans forward, the rest falling in a messy center-parted style over his ears. He typically dresses in a light grey turtleneck beneath a pale yellowish coat that hangs past his knees, with black trousers and formal black shoes. His look shifts with his alternate selves: when the Rion persona surfaces his eyes take on hers, and under the Takamura persona his pupils turn white.

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Personality

On the surface Uzuki reads as calm and glacially cold, a sadist capable of murdering a quarter of the assassin world without flinching and cruel enough to menace Sakamoto by invoking his young daughter. Away from that mask, among the friends he trusts, a gentler and more vulnerable side emerges, seen in his warmth toward Gaku and his grief at Uda's sacrifice. It was not always so: in the past he was timid, reserved, and convinced that killing was wrong, refusing to take assassin lives unless a mission demanded it. His brother Sei Asaki exploited that gentleness, and the accidental killing of Rion Akao broke him, driving him to abandon his morals and become the villain he is today. Since losing Haruma, Gaku, and his old self, he has hardened into a jaded shell fixated on destroying the assassins' association whatever the cost.

Two conditions define how he fights and survives. Dissociative Identity Disorder, born of his trauma, lets him spawn alternate personas modeled on people he has met under extreme stress, copying their manner and even their skills so precisely that those closest to them struggle to tell the difference; his Rion persona was created to protect him, while his Takamura persona granted him swordsmanship he never previously displayed, enough to cut down the real Takamura. He also has situs inversus, a mirroring of his internal organs, which has spared him from would-be fatal strikes by Sakamoto and Nagumo that landed where his vital points should have been.

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Abilities

As founder and leader of his organization, Uzuki is a formidable assassin whose combat skill let him massacre a quarter of the industry, a rampage so severe that the Order itself had to step in. He moves with terrifying speed, materializing behind opponents unseen, stabbing an out-of-shape Sakamoto before he registered it and slashing both Shin and Asakura across the abdomen before either felt the cut. For all his slender frame he is remarkably durable and enduring, keeping pace with Sakamoto's blinding attacks, weathering a strike from Takamura, and somehow surviving repeated stabs to the chest. In battle he wields a segmented sword-whip that reaches at range yet still counters up close, and he has fought with Takamura's stolen katana, a blade sharp enough to shear through steel and concrete without a scratch.

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Frequently Asked Questions

What happened to Uzuki in Sakamoto Days?

Kei Uzuki was once a timid young man who refused to kill except on mission, but the accidental killing of Rion Akao broke him and pushed him to abandon his morals. He hardened into the serial killer known as Slur, who now leads X's Organization against the JAA.

What is Kei Uzuki's condition?

Kei Uzuki has Dissociative Identity Disorder, born from his trauma, which lets him produce alternate personas modeled on people he has met under extreme stress, copying their manner and skills almost perfectly. He also has situs inversus, a mirroring of his internal organs, which has saved him from otherwise fatal strikes aimed at his vital points.

Is Uzuki a good guy?

No, Kei Uzuki is the central antagonist of Sakamoto Days, a serial killer who once slaughtered a quarter of the entire assassin industry. Though he can show warmth toward trusted friends like Gaku, he is otherwise calm, cold, and willing to threaten Sakamoto's young daughter to unsettle him.

What are Kei Uzuki's aliases?

Kei Uzuki is known by the aliases Slur and X, names tied to the bloody X he leaves at each scene of his killings. He founded and leads X's Organization, the group working to bring down the JAA.

What weapon does Kei Uzuki fight with?

Kei Uzuki wields a segmented sword-whip in battle that can strike at range while still countering opponents up close. He has also fought using Takamura's stolen katana, a blade sharp enough to cut through steel and concrete without damage.

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