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'''Kurosu Ouma ''' was the father of the main protagonist, [http://guiltycrown.wikia.com/wiki/Shu_Ouma Shu Ouma] and his older sister [http://guiltycrown.wikia.com/wiki/Mana_Ouma Mana Ouma] , as well as the scientist who discovered [http://guiltycrown.wikia.com/wiki/Void_Genome Void Genome] to be an inhibitor of [http://guiltycrown.wikia.com/wiki/Apocalypse_Virus Apocalypse Virus]. |
'''Kurosu Ouma ''' was the father of the main protagonist, [http://guiltycrown.wikia.com/wiki/Shu_Ouma Shu Ouma] and his older sister [http://guiltycrown.wikia.com/wiki/Mana_Ouma Mana Ouma] , as well as the scientist who discovered [http://guiltycrown.wikia.com/wiki/Void_Genome Void Genome] to be an inhibitor of [http://guiltycrown.wikia.com/wiki/Apocalypse_Virus Apocalypse Virus]. |
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Revision as of 21:02, 16 November 2013
Kurosu Ouma was the father of the main protagonist, Shu Ouma and his older sister Mana Ouma , as well as the scientist who discovered Void Genome to be an inhibitor of Apocalypse Virus.
Appearance
He has brown eyes and hair similar to Shu. His beard is often left unshaved and messy due to his lack of concern to himself because most of times he's busy researching. He is quite tall and mostly seen with white-laboratorium jacket and glasses.
Personality
He was smart, clever, goofy, and a hard-worker proven by him spending most of his time in his research. Because he always believed himself to be self-sufficient, he was not good at interacting with others. Thus, he named his son Shu (which means "group" according to him), perhaps in hopes that Shu would grow up to be different.
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