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ISBN 978-0-316-25946-0. ^ Sherman, Jennifer (July 21, 2013). "Akame ga Kill! Manga to Get Prequel in October". Anime News Network. Archived from the original on January 16, 2014.
Retrieved January 20, 2014. ^ 2013年07月22日~2013年07月28日のコミック [Comics from July 22, 2013 ~ July 28, 2013] (in Japanese). Oricon. August 5, 2013. Archived from the original on January 21, 2014. Retrieved January 20, 2014.
Marines, he is caught in the crossfire and is killed by the bacterial gas Yamada uses. The Birdman (鳥男, Tori Otoko) The Birdman is one of Tetsuo's elite psychic shock-troops. He wears a blindfold and is frequently standing
atop ruined buildings and rafters,
observing and reporting on the goings-on within the Empire's turf, and essentially acting as a security system. It is implied that his psychic powers allow him to sense sights and sounds from a great distance, further embodied by the all-seeing eye drawn on his forehead. He also possesses telepathic (his announcements are observed by a Marine to be "like a voice in my head") and telekinetic abilities. Birdman dies when Yamada knocks him from his perch, causing him to fall to his death. The Eggplant man (ホーズキ男, Hōzuki Otoko) The Eggplant man is a member of Tetsuo's shock troops. He is described as a fat, short man with glasses who encounters Yamada and the Marines at Olympic Stadium. He was friends with Birdman, and attempts to telekinetically crush a Marine's heart before being executed by Yamada. Lieutenant Yamada (山田中尉, Yamada-chūi) Lieutenant Yamada, full name George Yamada (ジョージ 山田, Jōji Yamada), is a Japanese-American soldier who is sent on a mission to assassinate Akira and Tetsuo in the latter half of the story after Akira has leveled Neo-Tokyo. Yamada plans to kill the two powerful psychics with darts containing a biological poison.
Retrieved January 4, 2015. ^ "No
Game No Life
episode 8" (in Japanese). NGNL. jp. Retrieved January 4, 2015. ^ "No Game No Life episode 9" (in Japanese).
