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Sato

[sah-toh, sah-taw]

noun

  1. Eisaku 1901–75, Japanese political leader: prime minister 1964–72; Nobel Peace Prize 1974.



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Because the first two seasons of the series exhausted the bulk of Arisu’s arc in the manga, director and co-writer Shinsuke Sato felt that this tiny, baffling scene could be saved to create a bigger impact in the third season.

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Sato spoke to Salon about fleshing out the role.

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“In the manga, it is a very elusive character in that we don’t know if it’s a human being, if it’s alive, if it has any substance,” said Sato.

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“We wanted this man-like figure to be the gatekeeper of death, and we wanted him to talk of death or the afterworld,” added Sato.

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“To talk about that whirlpool, the uzumaki, there is in the original manga series, a scene where there’s copious amounts of water,” said Sato.

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