Onigahara
CharacterOnigahara is a short-lived antagonist of the Lab Arc, serving as the boss of the B4 division. Reworked into a cyborg under Kashima's hand, he meets his end within that storyline.
Appearance
Onigahara cuts an imposing figure, a tall man whose hair is combed back and whose face sits behind a mask. Kashima's tampering left him rebuilt as a cyborg, his body altered well beyond its human origins.
Personality
A quick fuse defines what little is shown of him, marking Onigahara as an easily angered sort.
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Frequently Asked Questions
Who is Onigahara in Sakamoto Days?
Onigahara is a short-lived antagonist of the Lab Arc in Sakamoto Days, serving as the boss of the B4 division. He is reworked into a cyborg under Kashima's hand and meets his end within that storyline.
What does Onigahara look like?
Onigahara is a tall, imposing man with hair combed back and a mask covering his face. After Kashima's tampering, his body is rebuilt as a cyborg, altered well beyond its human origins.
What is Onigahara's personality like?
Little is shown of Onigahara's personality beyond a quick fuse, marking him as an easily angered character.
Who transformed Onigahara into a cyborg?
Kashima is responsible for reworking Onigahara into a cyborg during the Lab Arc.
Does Onigahara survive the Lab Arc?
No, Onigahara does not survive the Lab Arc. His role as the boss of the B4 division proves brief, and he dies within that storyline.
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- Created byYuto Suzuki
- Published byShueisha
- Animated byTMS Entertainment
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