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Anons with bright futures, who can't sit idly by when someone's in need.
That's what Nakano Symphonies is all about!


Pollon Takaoka (高岡 (たかおか) 歩論 (ぽろん) , Takaoka Poron), called Pollon by his friends, is a self-proclaimed pro hacker[1] for the hacking team Nakano Symphonies.

Appearance[]

Pollon is a teenager with turquoise hair, a black headband wrapped around his head, and dark turquoise eyes. He sports a bright yellow hoodie, with a black interior to the hood and the strings. The gray gear-like patterns are embroidered along the hem and cuffs of the hoodie. He also wears a pair of black shorts.

Personality[]

Pollon is a young man with a dream: to be a super cool hero that anyone and everyone can look up to. In pursuit of that goal, he founded Nakano Symphonies with Cross Yumikawa, a tag-team duo that helps out those in need. The fact that their activities center around white-hat hacking isn’t ideal, but... someone’s gotta pay the bills.[6]

Pollon does not excel at hacking, per se. But the insight he brings to the table—enabled by his innate ingenuity—and his dauntless personal demeanor allowed him to infiltrate the locations he needs to get into; from there, getting his targets to dance to his tune and securing the information he’s looking for is a piece of cake.

Background[]

Quotes[]

  • ...Heh. How about no? To Graham Kingley.[7]
  • Anons with bright futures, who can't sit idly by when someone's in need. That's what Nakano Symphonies is all about! To Cross Yumikawa.[4]
  • Women and their enigmatic minds! The best hacker in the world couldn't crack their brains! To himself, referring to Momo Aizaki.[4]
  • Wake up world, I'm not done with you yet. It's time to Load![8]

Trivia[]

  • Pollon Takaoka's ID in the TMPD's database is 322-6800-2955.[1]

Etymology[]

  • The name Pollon means “walk” ( () , po) and “argument, discourse” ( (ろん) , ron).[9]
  • Pollon's surname Takaoka means “tall, high, expensive” ( (たか) , taka) and “mount, hill, knoll” ( (おか) , oka).[10]

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