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Saw standing in a neon lit night street, spiky blond hair and stubble, tan plaid blazer over an open blue shirt.
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Saw was a death row killer who faked his execution and slipped into Japan alongside three other serial murderers. Under Kashima's direction, he joined a hunt to pick off members of the assassin association, though he was in no rush to start.

Eyes: blue
Hair: blond
Debut: Chapter 37
Gender: Male
Height: 180 cm
Status: Deceased
Weapon: rope and axe
English Va: David Vincent
Occupation: soldier (formerly), serial killer
Affiliation: X's Organization
Anime Debut: Episode 11
Japanese Va: Kohsuke Toriumi
Japanese Name: ソウ
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Appearance

Saw stood tall and heavily muscled, his blond hair combed upward above small brows, a short goatee, and grey-blue eyes ringed by long lower lashes. His wardrobe leaned bright, a yellow checked jacket over a pale blue polo with loose white trousers. When he first surfaced, a matching flat cap threw his face into shadow while a black bag hid the rope and axe he fought with.

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Personality

Laid-back to a fault, Saw preferred to lounge and take things slowly, even settling in with a manga before answering Kashima's call and trailing the others in starting his kills, since he found haste and rushing distasteful. He fancied himself an artist of death, convinced that dull lives could be salvaged by a grand, dramatic ending, and he expected gratitude rather than seeing himself as deranged. He showed flickers of warmth the others lacked, sharing fries with a downcast Apart and reassuring Shin. All of it, though, masked a bone-deep cowardice: faced with his own end, he panicked, pleaded, and bolted, muttering that grim finales are only fun when someone else suffers them.

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Abilities

A former soldier, Saw earned enough of Kashima's trust to receive targets as dangerous as Nagumo and Sakamoto, yet he proved the frailest of the escaped killers. His raw power let him cleave through a pet shop roof and rupture an air compressor, and he shrugged off a makeshift flamethrower, nail-gun rounds, and having his skull driven into the ground. In a fight, his thoughts hammered the single word for killing on a loop, jamming Shin's mind-reading until Shin sharpened the skill enough to break through. Armed with a rope and axe, he cornered Shin and Lu Shaotang in a supermarket, but the pair rallied, crushed his back, and drove him off. Bloodied and desperate, he fled into a taxi only to find Hyo waiting in the back seat, who finished him against the cab window. His crimes stretched back to a military past and dozens of murders before his staged execution.

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Frequently Asked Questions

What happened to Saw in Sakamoto Days?

Saw died in Sakamoto Days after being cornered by Shin and Lu Shaotang in a supermarket, then fleeing bloodied into a taxi. He found Hyo waiting in the back seat, who killed him against the cab window.

Is Saw dead in Sakamoto Days?

Yes, Saw is deceased in Sakamoto Days. He was killed by Hyo after fleeing his fight with Shin and Lu Shaotang.

Who is Saw in Sakamoto Days?

Saw is a death row killer in Sakamoto Days who faked his execution and slipped into Japan alongside three other serial murderers. Under Kashima's direction, he joined a hunt to pick off members of the assassin association.

What weapon does Saw use in Sakamoto Days?

Saw fights with a rope and an axe, which he kept hidden in a black bag along with a matching flat cap. He used these weapons to corner Shin and Lu Shaotang in a supermarket.

What is Saw's personality like in Sakamoto Days?

Saw is laid-back and prefers to take things slowly, even settling in with a manga before answering a call to start killing. He sees himself as an artist of death, but underneath his calm lies a deep cowardice that surfaces when he faces his own end.

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