Gustav St. Germain (ギュスターヴ・サンジェルマン, Gyusutāvu Senjeruman) is the Vice-President of the Daily Days. He and his assistant Carol primarily work on incidents involving immortals. Gustav is always shown wearing a shiny monocle over his left eye. He is typically depicted wearing a long black overcoat...

Gustav St. Germain (ギュスターヴ・サンジェルマン) The vice president of the Daily Days. He works with his assistant Carol primarily on incidents involving immortals. St. Germain is a pseudonym he borrows from the famous alchemist the Count of St. Germain.

Gustavo is a large, hulking man with brown hair and deep facial furrows. His fight in January 1932 earns him a nasty scar at the base of his throat, visible to others if not covered. As a Runorata capo, he is typically seen wearing a black suit and coat, and a light-colored scarf.

Gustav St. Germain (ギュスターヴ・サンジェルマン, Gyusutāvu Sanjeruman) is the vice president of the Daily Days. He and his assistant Carol work primarily on incidents involving the immortals.

The story's narrator, Theodore St. Germain, a twenty-first-century information broker implied to be descended from Gustav, names events from the 1930s, 1700s, and 2000s as viable candidates for Baccano!'s beginning.

Gustav St. Germain from the anime Baccano!. Gustav St. Germain is the vice president of The Daily Days, an information brokerage operating under the guise of a newspaper in New York's Chinatown in the 1930's,...

This is a video of the spectacular pair of Gustav St. Germain and Carol, who make the best possible introduction to the fantastic anime Baccano!

May 26, 2018 · Gustav and Carol's discussion of main characters and identifying a story's beginning also serves to establish some of Baccano!'s themes (the nature of a story, how all individuals are important and impactful, etc). It's a groundwork episode, setting the foundation for the rest of the adaptation.

May 8, 2020 · Meanwhile, Gustav's reciting of "this story may begin with..." in Episode 1 is inspired by the beginning of Kirikirijin. (Some of this info I put as trivia points on the wiki's episode pages).

Kent Williams is the English dub voice of Gustav St. Germain in Baccano!, and Norio Wakamoto is the Japanese voice. TV Show: Baccano! Franchise: Baccano!