A First Class ghoul investigator with the CCG, Kenta Isai leads his own squad into the cleanup that follows the auction raid. He stays a background figure, one of many fan-contest winners whose likenesses were folded into the story.
He cuts a small figure, with hair that never quite sits neatly and a pair of glasses. Off duty he favors a sharp suit, while on assignment he wears the standard investigator uniform.
The story reveals little about his temperament, leaving his inner character largely a blank.

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He commands the Isai Squad during the operation to mop up after the auction raid. Split off from the Mado Squad at the venue, his unit draws the task of halting the ghoul Naki, who fights alongside Miza. Isai is one of twenty applicants chosen from a ghoul-investigator recruitment campaign whose designs were worked into the manga, and the supplementary operation reports tag him with the theme of heating and cooling.
Kenta Isai is a First Class CCG ghoul investigator who leads his own unit, the Isai Squad, during the cleanup operation that follows the auction raid.
Kenta Isai's squad splits off from the Mado Squad at the auction venue and is assigned to stop the ghoul Naki, who is fighting alongside Miza.
Kenta Isai holds the rank of First Class investigator.
Kenta Isai is one of twenty designs chosen from a ghoul-investigator fan recruitment campaign that were worked into the manga.
Kenta Isai is a small man with hair that never sits neatly and a pair of glasses, dressing in a sharp suit off duty and the standard investigator uniform on assignment.
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