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Uda in a black suit with a dark red tie, arms crossed and a calm half-smile, standing on a neon-lit city street at night
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Uda was a JAA guard who secretly answered to Slur, planted inside the association as a mole. A former Al-Kamar Orphanage teacher turned cyborg assassin, he detonated a bomb hidden in his own chest to cover Slur and Gaku's escape.

Age: 30
Eyes: Black with white pupil (manga)
Hair: Dark blue
Debut: Chapter 51
Gender: Male
Height: 177 cm
Status: Deceased
Weight: 69 kg
Jp Name: 宇田
Species: Human
En Voice: Landon McDonald
Birth Date: June 2nd
Occupation: Assassin
Anime Debut: Episode 16
Death Place: JAA Building
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Appearance

Uda was a tall, slender man in his early thirties who kept his dark blue hair slicked back. Sharp brows framed small brown eyes ringed at the pupil, drawn instead as black eyes with pale pupils in the manga. He accessorized with red rectangular earrings and a piercing below his mouth, dressing in a white shirt and red tie under a black business suit, his shoes matching the same tone.

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Personality

Composed by nature, Uda held firm loyalty to Slur. An arrogant streak ran through him too, cold enough that he gunned down fellow JAA guards for no reason at all just before stepping off the elevator to meet his master. He was also prone to dressing up the truth about the association's future whenever doing so served his own ends.

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History

Before the series began, Uda taught at the Al-Kamar Orphanage and fled it alongside Gaku, Kumanomi, Haruma, Tenkyu, and Gozu, later apparently rebuilt as a cyborg with a weapon sealed inside his body. He spent his years in the JAA as Slur's planted spy. When Slur stormed the association's Tokyo branch, Uda dropped the pretense, shooting his colleagues and clashing with Apart, Shin, and Takamura across the raid. A crack sharpshooter who liked to fire at close quarters, he took aim at the old swordsman Takamura, only to have his trigger finger severed and his throat run through. In his final act he yanked his tie to trigger the bomb built into his chest, a blast strong enough to gut much of a building floor, sacrificing himself to stall Takamura and buy Slur and Gaku their opening to escape.

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Frequently Asked Questions

Who is Uda in Sakamoto Days?

Uda is a JAA guard in Sakamoto Days who secretly answers to Slur as a planted mole within the association. A former Al-Kamar Orphanage teacher rebuilt as a cyborg assassin, he detonates a bomb hidden in his own chest to help Slur and Gaku escape.

How does Uda die?

Uda dies during Slur's raid on the JAA's Tokyo branch. After his trigger finger is severed and his throat is run through by Takamura, he yanks his tie to trigger a bomb sealed inside his chest, sacrificing himself to cover Slur and Gaku's escape.

What does Uda look like?

Uda is a tall, slender man in his early thirties with dark blue hair slicked back, small brown eyes, red rectangular earrings, and a piercing below his mouth. He dresses in a black business suit with a white shirt and red tie.

What is Uda's connection to the Al-Kamar Orphanage?

Before the series began, Uda taught at the Al-Kamar Orphanage and fled it alongside Gaku, Kumanomi, Haruma, Tenkyu, and Gozu. He was later apparently rebuilt as a cyborg with a weapon sealed inside his body.

What is Uda's personality like?

Uda is composed and fiercely loyal to Slur, but also arrogant and cold, at one point gunning down fellow JAA guards for no reason before meeting his master. He is also willing to bend the truth about the association's future when it suits him.

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