Takamido
CharacterTakamido is a minor antagonist tied to the Lab Arc, an assassin affiliated with X's Organization. He holds the position of boss over the facility's B3 level before meeting his end during the storyline.
Appearance
Takamido is a tall man distinguished by his black hair and a beard.
Personality
Little of his disposition is spelled out in the source beyond his standing as one of the arc's hostile figures.
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Frequently Asked Questions
Who is Takamido in Sakamoto Days?
Takamido is a minor antagonist in Sakamoto Days, an assassin tied to X's Organization who appears during the Lab Arc.
What organization is Takamido affiliated with?
Takamido is affiliated with X's Organization, serving as one of its assassins during the events of the Lab Arc.
What role does Takamido hold in the Lab Arc?
During the Lab Arc, Takamido serves as the boss overseeing the B3 level of the facility.
What does Takamido look like in Sakamoto Days?
Takamido is depicted as a tall man distinguished by his black hair and a beard.
Does Takamido die in Sakamoto Days?
Yes, Takamido dies during the events of the Lab Arc in Sakamoto Days.
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