Gascoigne holds the rank of captain in Ostania's State Security Service. He surfaces during the Wheeler storyline as one of the officers assigned to receive the rogue agent Winston Wheeler and the WISE files the man carried toward the East.
Holding a captain's rank within the State Security Service, Gascoigne belongs to the roster of named minor characters in SPY x FAMILY. The manga introduces him in Chapter 81, and the anime follows in Episode 48.
His assignment ties him to Winston Wheeler's defection. Alongside other SSS agents, Gascoigne is dispatched to take custody of Wheeler once the fugitive reaches Ostania, together with the stolen intelligence lifted from WISE that makes him so valuable to the East.
Gascoigne is a captain in Ostania's State Security Service who appears during the Winston Wheeler storyline as one of the officers assigned to receive the rogue agent.
Gascoigne is dispatched alongside other SSS agents to take custody of the defecting agent Winston Wheeler and the stolen WISE files he carried toward the East.
Gascoigne debuts in Chapter 81 of the manga and Episode 48 of the anime.
Gascoigne is voiced by Tsuguo Mogami in the Japanese version and Christopher Guerrero in the English dub.
Christopher Guerrero, who voices Gascoigne in English, also voices two other minor characters in the series: a purse snatcher and an aquarium terrorist.
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