ผลการค้นหาตัวละครสำหรับ “A-Channel+smile”

Appears in episode 8.

Winston Smith works for the Ministry of Truth in London, he questions the government of Oceania and tries to join the resistance.

An assassin who was hired by Gustavo Bagetta in 1932. Underneath his overcoat, Raz carries dozens of guns that he uses in his line of work. Raz was defeated by Berga Gandor in their confrontation at the Daily Days office, and sent to Fred's hospital. He recovers by that summer and adopts the identity of Ice Pick Thompson from Mark to make up for his lack of a reputation as an assassin.

Aoi Ogata is a junior secretary of President Takishima, Kei's grandfather, and often serves as the President's emissary. He is nineteen years old. Aoi has a cold and calm character, and has always been expressionless, not smiling even once, but is actually kindhearted and socially awkward in some respects. Like Kei, he has the ability to see something only once and memorize it, though his ability made him a victim of teasing as a child. He first met Kei when he was eight and Kei was five, and came to admire and deeply respect Kei, coming to see him as an almost kindred spirit. Aoi initially appears when he is sent to Japan from London, on orders to convince Kei to transfer to London, which had been planned by Kei's grandfather. When Aoi discovers what is causing Kei to hesitate, Aoi tries to eliminate the problem: Hikari. He tries to threaten her, and Kei tries to beat Aoi up for threatening Hikari, but fails; even though he knows he is not going to convince Kei. Aoi then tries to bribe her but ends up having a cheque ripped to pieces by Hikari. At sometime, Hikari confronts Aoi and they both make up the "After School Takishima Fan Club," in which Aoi is the president and Hikari gets pictures of and writes up reports about Kei and sends them to Aoi. Afterwards, he realizes that he should not pressure Kei into the situation that he is not ready for and also realizes that he is most at peace when he sees Hikari and Kei smiling. He first appears in chapter 28.