
Takebe is an assassin in the ranks of the JAA who leads a squad against the rogue Gaku. Introduced partway through the series, he is a capable if reluctant operative whose confrontation with his target ends badly for him.
Takebe wears his long hair slicked back and carries scars scattered across his face. He is outfitted in the standard JAA uniform.
Fond of drink and inclined toward laziness, Takebe would rather have stayed home than take the field. Even so, he proved a solid leader at the head of a band of assassins, and when death loomed he met it with irritation more than fear.

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Takebe is an assassin in the JAA who leads a squad sent to kill the rogue killer Gaku in Sakamoto Days. He is a capable, if reluctant, operative whose confrontation with his target ends in his death.
Takebe wears his long hair slicked back and has scars scattered across his face, and he dresses in the standard JAA uniform.
Takebe is fond of drink and inclined toward laziness, preferring to stay home rather than take the field, though he proves to be a solid leader for the squad he commands. When death comes for him, he meets it with irritation rather than fear.
Takebe dies after leading a group of assassins in an attempt to kill the rogue Gaku; the mission fails, and Takebe is killed in the confrontation.
Takebe holds a high enough rank within the JAA to command a group of fellow assassins, though the story never shows his individual skills in detail.
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