Mikio Kousaka

Mikio Kousaka (高坂 幹夫) is a character in Zombie 100. He is a former airline pilot that lives neighboring Akira Tendou, along with his wife Sumire Kousaka.

Appearance
Mikio appears to be a middle-aged man of slightly above-average height. He has black slicked-back hair and stubble growing on his chin. He has equally black square-shaped eyes framed with dark red square-rimmed eyeglasses. He wears a magenta T-shirt underneath a black jacket and a pair of gray pants.

Personality
Mikio is a good honest man, he loves his wife Sumire and wants to protect her, he is also trusting of other and is a great judge of character. He has a fun loving side too as seen in his short where he and Sumire decide to write their own list of things to do before becoming Zombies.

In the Live Action he is mostly the same but a lot more reserved as shown when he restrained Kenchou from attacking Gonzou Kosugi as it would endanger everyone, He showed even more love for Sumire as shown when at the end of the film he aggressively yelled at Gonzou and told him to not stop them from leaving.

Story
Mikio lived a happy married life with his wife Sumire Kousaka before the Zombie outbreak. He was first seen barricading his door to keep a horde out. He then tried consoling a crying Sumire, affirming that they will be okay. Mikio then went to his balcony looking for help, when he saw Akira Tendou sliding down a pole outside.

He asked Akira to help them but Akira reveals that he needed beer so he's going to go shopping. The Kousakas asked him to get them some food, and toilet paper, and Akira gladly agreed.

When Akira got back, he found their apartment destroyed and covered in blood, presumably meant that both Sumire and Mikio are dead.

It was revealed that he and his Wife escaped and then they decided to form their own Bucket list of places to visit before they die

Sumire Kousaka
He is married to Sumire Kousaka.

Etymology

 * The name Mikio means "stem, trunk" (幹) (miki) and "man, husband" (夫) (o).
 * Mikio's surname Kousaka means "tall, high" (高) (kou) and "slope, hill" (坂) (saka).

Trivia

 * In the Netflix Live Action Mikio doesn't wear Glasses