Laser Yamamoto is a small-scale villain who turns up during the JAA Jail Arc. A quiet operator killed off in that stretch of the story, he specializes in laser weaponry and slips into a prison's security hub to unleash it.
Yamamoto stands on the short side, his grey hair falling in a bob to about ear length with long strands sweeping across the front. Sharp brows sit over dark eyes, and he keeps to plain dress, a white polo paired with grey trousers.
With so little screen time, Yamamoto's inner life stays mostly hidden. He reads as a reserved sort who will pipe up only when the situation demands it, and he betrays real unease at the thought of being spotted by those hunting him.

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Laser Yamamoto is a minor villain who appears during the JAA Jail Arc of Sakamoto Days. He specializes in laser weaponry and is killed off during that stretch of the story.
Laser Yamamoto's plan is to break into a prison's security room and flood whatever stands in his path with lasers. He is credited as the mastermind behind that scheme.
Laser Yamamoto is short with grey hair falling in a bob to about ear length, sharp brows, and dark eyes. He dresses plainly in a white polo and grey trousers.
Laser Yamamoto is reserved and speaks up only when the situation demands it. He shows real unease at the thought of being spotted by those hunting him.
Laser Yamamoto's defining skill is his command of laser weaponry, which he uses to overwhelm his surroundings inside a prison's security room.
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