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- sousuke-sugaya title "Sousuke Sugaya".
- sousuke-sugaya title "Sousuke Sugaya".
- sousuke-sugaya title "菅谷宗介".
- sousuke-sugaya description "He is a student of Kunugigaoka Junior High School. He is assigned to Class 3-E, where he trains to become a professional assassin, with his teacher as the target. Sousuke is exceptionally skilled at drawing and sculpting. His proficiency ranges from posters to disguise masks; he can make them with relative ease. He is also strongly individualistic, and launches attacks against Korosensei in a capricious, unpredictable manner; for instance, he offers to draw a Henna tattoo on Korosensei, but secretly had the Anti-Sensei bullets grounded into a fine powder and then mixed with the Henna paint. (Source: Assassination Classroom Wikia)".
- sousuke-sugaya image "https://media.kitsu.io/characters/images/54801/original.jpg".
- sousuke-sugaya mainEntityOfPage "https://myanimelist.net/character/85807".
- sousuke-sugaya name "Sousuke Sugaya".
- sousuke-sugaya name "Sousuke Sugaya".
- sousuke-sugaya name "菅谷宗介".
- sousuke-sugaya type Thing.
- sousuke-sugaya type Character.
- sousuke-sugaya comment "He is a student of Kunugigaoka Junior High School. He is assigned to Class 3-E, where he trains to become a professional assassin, with his teacher as the target. Sousuke is exceptionally skilled at drawing and sculpting. His proficiency ranges from posters to disguise masks; he can make them with relative ease. He is also strongly individualistic, and launches attacks against Korosensei in a capricious, unpredictable manner; for instance, he offers to draw a Henna tattoo on Korosensei, but secretly had the Anti-Sensei bullets grounded into a fine powder and then mixed with the Henna paint. (Source: Assassination Classroom Wikia)".
- sousuke-sugaya label "Sousuke Sugaya".
- sousuke-sugaya label "Sousuke Sugaya".
- sousuke-sugaya label "菅谷宗介".
