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| Claude K. Winchester | |
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| Voice Actor: | Ryōtarō Okiayu |
| Other Works: | "Magnificent World of El Hazard" Jinnai Katsuhiko, "Jubbee-chan" Ota Mou Koinosuke, "Flame of Recca" Kirenai Urara |
| Birthdate: | August 21 (Leo) |
| Age: | 36 |
| Blood Type: | B |
| Height: | 191 cm (6' 3") |
| Birthplace: | Los Angeles, CA |
K (ケイ Kei) is one of the main characters in popular the anime and manga series, Gravitation.
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Basic information
Ryuichi's former manager and now the manager for Bad Luck, K is aggressive in promoting the band--he even carries around a big gun and hand grenades. His concern is first and foremost Bad Luck, but in his shaping of the band's career, he ends up involving himself in Eiri and Shuichi's relationship. He is American, and in the original Japanese version, they played on the stereotype that Americans always have guns and will pull them out any time, any place. K often speaks English mixed in with his Japanese. K's real name is Claude K. Winchester. Also in the manga it is shown that K has a family; he has a wife named Judy Winchester, and a son named Michael Winchester.
Personality
A resident of Los Angeles, and Ryuichi's former manager. His favorite person is Shuichi in his assumption of office as Bad Luck's new manager. His American jokes make no sense. He is fun-loving and has good intentions, but has a bad habit of turning his gun on anyone, anywhere to support his intentions.
Trivia
- K's last name may have been taken from Winchester Repeating Arms Company.
- His favorite food is hamburgers, tuna, sushi and chicken.
- Hobbies include cooking and shooting.
- His favorite phrase is "Big News!"
- After Grasper's breakup, he goes to his friend's place (presumably Ark), who is a picture book writer, and remembers playing and relaxing there.
- After making a mistake about Ryuichi, he went to Los Angeles
- While at Los Angeles, he served as the Chief Executive of the Secret Service, going by the name of "K."
- Has a strange excitement with loofas and bubble wrap
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