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Revision as of 16:29, 21 December 2019

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Yotaro Osato is, along with Shinkai Tsuki, one of the main characters of the Matchmaker storypoint of The 25th Ward: The Silver Case.

Appearance and Personality

(To be added)

History

The 25th Ward

(To be added)

Official profiles

Regional Adjustment Bureau rookie and subordinate to Tsuki. Always laid back and chill, while he has a slightly thick side which allows him to misunderstand orders, etc., due to a certain secret of which not even he himself is aware, he is thoroughly protected and watched over by the R.A. Bureau. Loves sweets, and is chat friends with Slash. (#25 artbook description)

Trivia

Gallery

The 25th Ward

A collection of official pictures focusing on the character, including concept art and in-game images. Accompany them with a brief description. Portraits go first