Bungo Stray Dogs Wiki

Welcome to Bungo Stray Dogs Wiki!

Before editing any articles, be sure to read our Wiki Policy here. You can start contributing by first checking our community portal.

The wiki is in need of more information so feel free to contribute. Vandalism is not allowed on the wiki. Thank you!

READ MORE

Bungo Stray Dogs Wiki
Advertisement
Bungo Stray Dogs Wiki

Rokuzō Taguchi (田口 六蔵, Taguchi Rokuzō?) was an information broker who provided info for the Armed Detective Company. He was also featured in one of the light novels, Osamu Dazai's Entrance Exam.

Appearance

Rokuzō was a boy in his early teens. He had shortly cropped, brown hair and brownish-gold eyes. He wore a light blue button up under a thick, white knitted sweater with the sleeves pushed up. He donned a brown bracelet on his left wrist.

His attire consisted of tightly fitting, dark green pants with the right pant leg partially rolled up. He had white high top sneakers.

Personality

An impatient and intelligent young boy, Rokuzō held disdain towards anyone who wasted his time, especially when it came to work. He strongly resented Doppo Kunikida's involvement in his life, associating him and the Azure King with his father's death. However, he was not uncooperative towards him, going as far as to agree to dig information about the Azure Messenger and serial kidnappings in Yokohama.

When he learned the culprit of the kidnappings was his father's killer’s lover, he didn't hesitate to shoot and kill her.

Ability

Rokuzō had no supernatural ability, but was highly proficient with hacking into computers and gathering information.

Background

Rokuzō's father was murdered by the Azure King. Feeling heavy responsibility for the boy's well-being, Kunikida took to providing him with appropriate living accomodations and resources. Living alone, Rokuzō developed proficient hacking and informational skills.

Plot

Trivia

  • Rokuzō owned tropical fish that he kept in a tank.
  • Rokuzō is named after the important character in Doppo Kunikida's romantic work "Spring Birds".
Advertisement