| Shopkeeper | |
|---|---|
| |
| Characteristics | |
| Race | Human |
| Gender |  Male
|
| Eyes | Green |
| Hair | Brown |
| Personal Status | |
| Status | Active |
| First appearance | |
| Anime Debut | Episode 3 |
| Manga Debut | Chapter 10 (K: Memory of Red) |
| Image Gallery | |
An information broker who knows HOMRA and sometimes helps them by providing information. In the manga he is seen sitting at a table with incense and a crystal ball.[1]
Appearance[]
He is tall and thin, with green eyes and curly brown hair that reaches just past his shoulders which he keeps pushed back from his face, sometimes in a ponytail. His hair is also often decorated with small, glowing decorations that change color.[2]
He wears a long sleeved purple dress that reaches his mid calves with the left sleeve hanging off his shoulder, a darker purple belt with decorations matching the ones in his hair, a sleeveless white dress just an inch longer underneath, and purple shoes.
Just under his eyes are three pink lines. He also wears purple lipstick and white hoop earrings.[2]
Personality[]
He seems to be very friendly and loyal to HOMRA and to be on quite good terms with them, as he was able to call Yata directly for help.[2]
History[]
The shopkeeper tells Kamamoto about "Mole".
Prior to Tatara Totsuka's murder, he is seen telling Rikio Kamamoto what he knows about a Strain called "Mole".[3]
He calls Misaki Yata for help when members of the gang HOMRA attacked come to his shop in the mall looking for information about HOMRA.[2]
When Yata arrives he stands just behind him to tell him what's going on, but becomes frightened and runs to hide again when one of the gang members pulls out a gun.
After Yata and other HOMRA members beat up the thugs and leave he calls the police. he tells them that the thugs on the floor came into his shop trying to extort money from his and "completely trashed the place". When the cop tries to ask him how they ended up beaten on the floor he avoids the question and insinuates that he's not taking him seriously, unwilling to say that Yata or HOMRA were involved.[2]