So when the conversation began with Enatsu admitting he'd been avoiding me, I knew we were going to get along. Prior to our first session together I had met with every other member of Rainbow – some more than once. To say that Specialist Masaru "Echo" Enatsu's file has a few flags regarding his conduct is an understatement. His tendency to dismiss feedback has kept him from advancing to a higher rank. Singularly focused, Enatsu's blunt communication style divides group harmony. His technical knowledge and skills also made him a prominent member of Rainbow's R&D division.Įfficiency-obsessed and blunt, Enatsu is a talented officer despite his apathetic nature. In 2016, Enatsu accepted an invitation to join Rainbow as a field operative. Joint training after the 2007 Nagoya hostage crisis prompted Enatsu to transfer to the Aichi Prefectural Police Department Special Unit where his tenacious focus enabled him to find creative solutions and alternate strategies.
Both of them became romantically involved with one another before breaking up a year later. In 2005, he collaborated with Hong Kong Special Duties Unit where he met Siu Mei Lin. Trained in counter-terrorism and intelligence gathering, Enatsu began designing specific tech that would better aid the Bureau. He worked tirelessly in the department's research and development lab in order to test his devices on the field. Following his graduation from the National Police Academy a year later, Enatsu joined the Tokyo Metropolitan Police Department Special Unit. This made him known to push the limits of what flying robots could accomplish.Īfter his studies of Electrical and Electronic Engineering at the Tokyo Metropolitan University, he was encouraged to join the National Police Security Bureau. Two years later, he won the International Aerial Robotics Competition (IARC) along with numerous other competitions. Fascinated with robotics from an early age, he designed and programmed both terrestrial and flying drones capable of search-and-rescue missions in highly difficult conditions. He and his family were never close with one another, leading him to become resistant to working in groups. Masaru Enatsu grew up in Suginami City, Tokyo.
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