Baketsu, also glossed as Bucket, is the most unusual named character in the captured customer records. The source describes a mysterious online Pac-Man champion whose hobby is an anonymous text blog about retro-game bugs and reviews. Two official store images are bound to the Baketsu route, showing the character through the shop’s message and phone-oriented story context.

This detail keeps the identity fields together and separates confirmed character facts from the larger question of branching outcomes. The record does not publish a complete Baketsu route or ending condition.

Baketsu / Bucket

Baketsu is recorded with the role “mysterious online Pac-Man champion” and an age range of 19–22. The birthday is November 11, the favorite food is omurice, and the favorite game is Katamari Damacy. Those small fields make the character specific without reducing the online identity to a single joke or a generic customer label.

The name is preserved as Baketsu (Bucket) because that is how the captured record carries the identity. The route uses the official spelling in its title and table, then explains the parenthetical gloss for readers. It does not attempt to localize the name into a new nickname or infer a legal name that the source does not provide.

A character whose hobby belongs on the web

Baketsu’s hobby is an anonymous text blog about retro-game bugs and reviews. That detail connects directly to ReStory’s in-game web activity and to its broader interest in older games and electronics. It also gives the character a different relationship to the shop from a straightforward walk-in customer: the online channel is part of how the player understands who Baketsu is.

The hobby field should not be stretched into a claim that every blog entry is playable, that the player can browse a complete archive, or that the blog reveals a hidden solution. It is a captured character detail. Use it as context for the online champion identity and as a reason to read the Parts browser route alongside the customer record.

Two official images, one character route

The media manifest binds store-shot-06 and store-shot-14 to the Baketsu route. One view uses a customer message and the red bucket motif around the shop shelves; the other presents a phone-oriented payment conversation. Together they give the character route a visual sequence without claiming that either image contains every story beat.

The images are useful for recognition and atmosphere. The structured fields remain the source for the name, role, age range, birthday, food, hobby, and favorite game. Keeping those responsibilities separate is what lets the route show a character confidently without turning a screenshot detail into an invented dialogue transcript.

What remains open for play

The game’s store description confirms branching choices and multiple endings, but the captured Baketsu record does not specify the exact choices that determine a route. A player can therefore use this page to recognize Baketsu and understand the online-retro context, then make decisions in the game without being told an unsupported outcome.

If you are tracking a run, note the request channel, the device involved, the repair stages, and the response you chose. Those notes preserve the bridge between the shop and the character. They also make a later comparison useful even when two playthroughs do not share the same ending.

Baketsu character record

Customer conversation at the repair counter about a repaired phone and payment.
A phone-oriented customer conversation bound to the Baketsu route.
Name
Baketsu (Bucket)
Role
mysterious online Pac-Man champion
Age range
19–22
Birthday
Nov 11
Favorite food
omurice
Hobby
anonymous text blog about retro game bugs and reviews
Favorite game
Katamari Damacy
Source routes:Steam store pageSteam news archive