
Oki leads the Order, the elite core of killers within the JAA and its most feared unit. Absent overseas for much of the story, he returns to reveal a ruthlessness that belies his rule-obsessed exterior.
Standing tall with sunken cheeks and a light complexion, Oki peers out through black glasses over dark eyes and faint brows, a trimmed goatee at his chin. His long black hair is bound into two tails by a grey holder, one gathered high and the other resting at the nape of his neck. He dresses formally in a white polo held by black suspenders, a two-tone tie, and a black business suit, with a watch fastened to his left wrist.
On the surface Oki is a rigid enforcer of protocol, scolding subordinates for arriving barely over a minute late and insisting that formal requests go through the JAA even for something as absurd as his own execution. He holds himself and his leaders to a code of accountability, ready to die over failures that occurred in his absence, and he shows restraint by avoiding gunfire where civilians might be caught. Beneath that mask, however, lurks a manipulative and merciless man who dispatches suicide bombers, coerces unwilling underlings, and confesses that he simply loves killing. Sadism and a swollen sense of superiority color his actions, yet he can still extend odd courtesies to his foes, ordering Nagumo to settle a cafe tab even as his own wounds claimed him.
As the Order's head, Oki ranks among the deadliest assassins alive, boasting that he could finish even the skilled Shishiba inside a minute. A sharp intellect gives him deep command of the criminal and assassination worlds, and his mastery of the naginata lets him hold his own against former Order members. His body is a weapon in its own right; he hurls opponents into stone pillars, shrugs off kicks, a buzzsaw strike, a speeding minivan, and a car crashed through a building, and keeps moving even after a hidden blade shard pierces his chest, all while reacting fast enough to slice a thrown sake bottle in midair. His chosen armament is a red naginata adorned with a golden dragon and a silver edge, built to fold down and hide inside his coat.

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Oki is the leader of the Order, the elite core of assassins within the JAA and its most feared unit. He spends much of the story overseas before returning to reveal a ruthlessness that belies his rule-obsessed exterior.
Oki ranks among the deadliest assassins in Sakamoto Days, boasting he could defeat the skilled Shishiba in under a minute. He wields a naginata with lethal mastery and can shrug off attacks like a buzzsaw strike, a speeding minivan, and a car crashing through a building.
Oki fights with a red naginata decorated with a golden dragon and a silver edge, a weapon built to fold down and hide inside his coat.
Oki presents himself as a rigid enforcer of protocol who holds himself and his subordinates to a strict code of accountability. Beneath that mask, however, he is manipulative and merciless, admitting that he simply loves killing.
Yes, Oki is deceased. He is fatally wounded after a hidden blade shard pierces his chest during his final confrontation, though he keeps fighting even after being struck.
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