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Not much is known about Baian's personality, but she seems to have been well-liked by the people she worked with, such as the Balboa Brothers. Upon hearing that her privacy was violated, she went into shock and was pushed to suicide.
Not much is known about Baian's personality, but she seems to have been well-liked by the people she worked with, such as the Balboa Brothers. Upon hearing that her privacy was violated, she went into shock and was pushed to suicide.
==History==
==History==
Sayaka Baian was a famous Kanto-born idol and actress. In 1998 she starred in the joint US/[[Kanto]] production ''A Front Line in Louisiana'' alongside [[Tubbs Balboa|Tubbs]] and [[Sonny Balboa]]. She played a cable TV announcer who was in reality a digital character. She also appears on the cover of an issue of Comic Beam from 1999, seen in {{CL|0}}. On August 24, 1999, access to a candid live video feed of her apartment was sold on the Internet, organized by eleven members of a hardcore Baian fan club. After learning this from her manager, Baian entered a state of shock. On the morning of August 25th, she threw herself from her high-rise apartment to her death.
Sayaka Baian was a famous Kanto-born idol and actress. In 1998 she starred in the joint US/[[Kanto]] production ''A Front Line in Louisiana'' alongside [[Tubbs Balboa|Tubbs]] and [[Sonny Balboa]]. She played a cable TV announcer who was in reality a digital character. She also appears on the cover of an issue of Comic Beam from 1999, seen in {{CL|0}}. On August 24, 1999, access to a candid live video feed of her apartment was sold on the Internet, organized by eleven members of a hardcore Baian fan club. After learning this from her manager, Baian entered a state of shock. On the morning of August 25th, she threw herself from the roof of her high-rise apartment to her death.
 
In {{CL|5}}, Baian's body appears slumped in a chair in [[Nezu|Nezu's]] room inside the [[TV Tower]].


After her death, she was mentioned in an interview with the Balboa Brothers in the [[Lospass Guidebook]], which notes she died in-between the film's completion and release.
After her death, she was mentioned in an interview with the Balboa Brothers in the [[Lospass Guidebook]], which notes she died in-between the film's completion and release.
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*Many of the images of Baian present in game, such as her Comic Beam cover, were updated with new art in the 2016 remake.
*Many of the images of Baian present in game, such as her Comic Beam cover, were updated with new art in the 2016 remake.
*In the original PlayStation release of ''The Silver Case'', Baian was portrayed by the actress Hikaru Oki. In the 2017 update that included {{CL|25}} and {{RL|6}}, the footage of Baian seen in {{CL|4}} was replaced with reshot footage of the actress Matsunaga Arisa.
*In the original PlayStation release of ''The Silver Case'', Baian was portrayed by the actress Hikaru Oki. In the 2017 update that included {{CL|25}} and {{RL|6}}, the footage of Baian seen in {{CL|4}} was replaced with reshot footage of the actress Matsunaga Arisa.
*[https://youtu.be/sdiiVej_C6c| According to Suda], the woman seen sitting in Nezu's room is Sayaka Baian.
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Latest revision as of 20:13, 1 March 2025

Sayaka Baian is a character in The Silver Case. She is a famous idol who appears in various forms throughout the game. She first appears on the cover of an issue of Comic Beam in case#0:lunatics, and later plays a major role in the first half of case#4:kamuidrome. She also makes a cameo appearance in Flower, Sun, and Rain.

Appearance and Personality

Not much is known about Baian's personality, but she seems to have been well-liked by the people she worked with, such as the Balboa Brothers. Upon hearing that her privacy was violated, she went into shock and was pushed to suicide.

History

Sayaka Baian was a famous Kanto-born idol and actress. In 1998 she starred in the joint US/Kanto production A Front Line in Louisiana alongside Tubbs and Sonny Balboa. She played a cable TV announcer who was in reality a digital character. She also appears on the cover of an issue of Comic Beam from 1999, seen in case#0:lunatics. On August 24, 1999, access to a candid live video feed of her apartment was sold on the Internet, organized by eleven members of a hardcore Baian fan club. After learning this from her manager, Baian entered a state of shock. On the morning of August 25th, she threw herself from the roof of her high-rise apartment to her death.

In case#5:lifecut, Baian's body appears slumped in a chair in Nezu's room inside the TV Tower.

After her death, she was mentioned in an interview with the Balboa Brothers in the Lospass Guidebook, which notes she died in-between the film's completion and release.

Trivia

  • A Japanese promotional booklet for The Silver Case describes Baian as the "idol" of Film Window—the engine for the game—due to her appearing in animated, live-action, and polygonal forms.
  • Many of the images of Baian present in game, such as her Comic Beam cover, were updated with new art in the 2016 remake.
  • In the original PlayStation release of The Silver Case, Baian was portrayed by the actress Hikaru Oki. In the 2017 update that included case#25:whiteout prologue and report*6:YAMI, the footage of Baian seen in case#4:kamuidrome was replaced with reshot footage of the actress Matsunaga Arisa.
  • According to Suda, the woman seen sitting in Nezu's room is Sayaka Baian.

Gallery

The Silver Case characters
Protagonists Akira · Tokio Morishima
Heinous Crimes Unit Sumio Kodai · Tetsugoro Kusabi · Chizuru Hachisuka · Kiyoshi Morikawa · Morichika Nakategawa · Shinji Kotobuki · Sakura Natsume · Kenta Mikoshiba · Riley Kawabata
Other agents Daigo Natsume · Kenichi Sakamoto · Haruhiko Inomata · Ryu Munakata · Mokutaro Shiroyabu
Antagonists Kamui Uehara (Format Kamui, Kamui Fujiwara) · Ayame Shimohira · The Bat
Lunatics Ryo Kazan · Kyoko Kazan · Rumi Toba
Decoyman Yuriko Sonoda · Dr. Tachibana · Yuka Kawai · Kei Nanami · Kamui's Children
Spectrum Koichi Sugita · Hikaru Kobayashi · Kenichi Hiruma · Mizoguchi · Typhoon residents · Koichi's classmates
Parade Daikichi Sakaguchi · Michiru Kosaka · Hanao Hiseki · Fuyuki · Chairman Yukimura · Riru Yukimura
Kamuidrome Tomonori Furuya · Nakama · Sayaka Baian · Missing girl
Lifecut Takeshi Kinjo · TRUMP · Nezu
Placebo Red · Erika Yukawa · S. Inohana · Bartender · Mulholland lady · Slash · Yuu · Uminosuke Hachisuka · Catherine
Administrators Kaoru Hachisuka · Sundance Shot · Daizaburo Kai · Marionette Mother
Face Minato Sawaguchi · Chinami Otomo · Kana Makino
Flower, Sun, and Rain characters
Main Characters Sumio Mondo · Catherine · Toriko Kusabi · Christina · Remy Fawzil · Yoshimitsu Koshimizu · Sundance Shot
Hotel Staff Edo Macalister · Sue Sding · Mati Sding · Stuart Rock
Hotel Guests Sister Phantom · Yayoi Hanayama · El Crasher · Mr. Pirate · Maria Nicharesuk · Stephan Charbonie · Sonny Balboa · Tubbs Balboa · Seiji Fujieda · Yuuri Otowaya · Shoutaro Kai · Daizaburo Kai · Gunji Takaoka · Natsuko Akai · Tokio Morishima
Others Ken Sakurabi · Step Sding · Sundance Ritz · Hana Kaburagi · Tetsugoro Kusabi · Sundance MIC · Forest Navigators · Fantasistas
Mentioned Dragon · Lumberjack Flowerstar · Alberto Ferrente · David Chapman · Igor Ishizakaski · Sayaka Baian · Kamui Uehara · Red · Sumio Kodai