Remi is a background figure who surfaces during the Assassin Exhibition of the Century Arc of Sakamoto Days. Glimpsed at the lavish gathering, she leaves only a faint impression, her attention fixed on her phone rather than the loud company around her.
Remi favors a glamorous look. Her blonde hair is gathered so that part of it sits up in a bun, and she finishes the style with a coat of striking lipstick. A dress that catches the light rounds out her polished, party-ready presentation.
Little of Remi's temperament comes through in her brief moment on the page. When Erio Muto talks himself up with obvious pride, she barely registers it, thumbing through her phone with an air of indifference toward the boasting nearby.

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Remi is a background figure who appears during the Assassin Exhibition of the Century Arc of Sakamoto Days. She is glimpsed at the arc's lavish gathering but leaves only a faint impression on the story.
Remi has a glamorous look, with blonde hair gathered partly into a bun, striking lipstick, and a dress that catches the light.
Little of Remi's temperament is shown on the page. When Erio Muto boasts about himself with obvious pride, she barely registers it, thumbing through her phone with indifference.
Remi first appears in Chapter 139 of the manga, as part of the crowd assembled for the Assassin Exhibition of the Century Arc.
Remi is kept firmly in the background of Sakamoto Days, with the series offering no account of her past, her trade, or how she came to be present at the exhibition.
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