Seco Zuru
CharacterSeco Zuru is a minor assassin in Sakamoto Days who appears from Chapter 33. He conceals his real trade behind a cook's disguise.
Appearance
Seco Zuru is a tall figure with pale hair. He turns up dressed as a chef, using the kitchen uniform to mask his true occupation.
Personality
The series reveals little of Seco Zuru's character, keeping him a fleeting presence whose disguise is his most telling trait.
History
Working as an assassin, Seco Zuru steps into the story in Chapter 33. Beyond that brief appearance, the wiki records nothing further about him.
Frequently Asked Questions
Who is Seco Zuru in Sakamoto Days?
Seco Zuru is a minor assassin in Sakamoto Days who first appears in Chapter 33. He conceals his real trade behind a cook's disguise.
What disguise does Seco Zuru use in Sakamoto Days?
Seco Zuru dresses as a chef in Sakamoto Days, using a kitchen uniform to mask his true occupation as an assassin.
What does Seco Zuru look like in Sakamoto Days?
Seco Zuru is a tall figure with pale hair in Sakamoto Days. His chef's uniform is his most telling visual trait.
When does Seco Zuru first appear in Sakamoto Days?
Seco Zuru debuts in Chapter 33 of Sakamoto Days, working as an assassin.
How much is known about Seco Zuru's background in Sakamoto Days?
Very little is known about Seco Zuru's background. He is a fleeting presence in Sakamoto Days, and the story gives no further detail beyond his brief appearance and chef disguise.
Sources & Information
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- Animated byTMS Entertainment
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