Yoriko also enjoys heckling her colleagues, especially when she talks about anything supernatural or paranormal.
She keeps an especially close eye on Miyuki and Ken. Unfortunately, she frequently misinterprets things she sees and hears about, resulting in embarrassment and complications. Voiced by: Etsuko Kozakura (Japanese), Pamela Weidner (English)Ī dispatcher at Bokuto Station who later becomes a patrol officer and partner of Aoi Futaba, Yoriko is an incorrigible gossip who pokes her nose into everything that happens at the precinct. Yoriko Nikaido ( 二階堂 頼子 Nikaidō Yoriko ?) The only exception is in the drama version when Ken is seen using a Honda motorbike. He used a Kawasaki KLE-500 when he tried to chase down a high-speeding offender in the OVA.
He uses a Suzuki GSX-R750 fitted with sirens and horns meant for police use in the TV series and a Kawasaki ZX-9R in the movie. Ken, through the anime and live action versions, uses various motorbikes in and out of police work. His peers call him "White Hawk" for his skills as a motorbike officer in chasing down various offenders. Details on his mother was not revealed, but it is known that his father became a widower before the OVA and first season series started. He is the only son of Daimaru Nakajima, managing a motorbike shop called ZAPPER, and the stepson of his teenaged stepmom Sena Wakabayashi. He and Miyuki share strong feelings for each other, but have difficulties expressing them. Ken is strong, tough and handsome but at the same time, was terribly shy. Voiced by: Bin Shimada (Japanese), Marc Matney (English)Ī motorcycle patrol officer stationed in Bokuto Precinct who is such a gifted rider that he might have a successful racing career if he wanted it. From left to right, bottom area: Ken Nakajima, Miyuki Kobayakawa, Natsumi Tsujimoto and Shōji Tokairin. From left to right, upper area: Yoriko Nikaido, Aoi Futaba and Saori Saga.
Some of the police officers at Bokuto Station. Main article: Miyuki Kobayakawa Bokuto Police Officers File:YUA characters.jpg
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