Sakatsuki

Sakatsuki (逆月) is a character that has yet to make a formal debut in Deep-Sea Prisoner's creations. He is an orca and Minami's familiar.

Physical Description[]

Like other orcas, Sakatsuki has a black dorsal fin, two white spots on top of his head, and a black tail. His tailfins have a white underbelly. He also has raceless white skin, black fingernails, and short black hair with short bangs covering the left side of his face. His eyes are black and his left eye is covered with a black eyepatch decorated with Minami's emblem, a six-pointed star. He wears a black uniform with yellow buttons lining down the center, black pants, black shoes, and a light blue armband also displaying the six-pointed star. Around his hip, a brown belt holds his katana.

Personality[]

It has been stated Sakatsuki has "a cool and refreshing atmosphere to him." ^[1] Not much else is currently known about his personality.

Background[]

Sakatsuki has an older wife and is a family man. ^[1] In an older illustration, he is also shown in different attire, hinting at his past. At some point he became Minami's familiar as well. ^[1] Not much else is currently known about his past.

Appearances[]

Up to this day, Sakatsuki has only appeared in some of Deep-Sea Prisoner's illustrations.

Relationships[]

Minami[]

Minami is Sakatsuki's master, referring to him as "young master" or "Minami-kun." ^[2] They get along well. ^[3] It has been said Sakatsuki cares for Minami. ^[1] He loves Minami in a platonic way; he is very close to and fond of him. ^[4]

Abilities[]

Skillset[]

Katana Wielding - He has been shown wielding a katana in multiple illustrations.

Natural Abilities[]

Nigh-Absolute Immortality - Like all non-human characters in the Deep-Sea Universe, Sakatsuki cannot die from natural causes such as aging or disease. ^[5]
Animal Transformation - Being an orca, he is able to switch between a humanoid and animal form.

Trivia[]

Sakatsuki's character portrait was drawn during Deep-Sea Prisoner's 19th drawing livestream on the 26th of December, 2020.
In Japanese culture, the six pointed star found in his design shares no history with the Star of David.

Artwork Gallery[]

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