An original figure from the game Secret of Evangelion, Hajime Suruga works as an engineer inside NERV's Technology Development Department, where he heads a faction of employees unhappy with their treatment and quietly manages the organization's back-channel contact with SEELE through the go-between Hawk.
Supporting material leaves his physical traits largely undocumented; his design exists only through the character portraits produced for the game.
Discontent drives him. Frustrated by how NERV handles its own personnel, he gathers similarly aggrieved colleagues around himself and steps forward as their ringleader, a stance that pushes him toward powers outside the organization.
Suruga debuts in Secret of Evangelion as an engineer of the Technology Development Department's first section. Beyond his official duties, he conducts covert dealings with SEELE, relying on the operative Hawk to serve as his intermediary. Masaya Katō voices him in Japanese.

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Hajime Suruga is an original character from the game Secret of Evangelion who works as an engineer in NERV's Technology Development Department. He leads a faction of discontented employees and secretly manages NERV's back-channel contact with SEELE.
Hajime Suruga debuts in the game Secret of Evangelion as an engineer in the Technology Development Department's first section.
Hajime Suruga serves as an engineer in NERV's Technology Development Department, Section 1.
Hajime Suruga conducts covert dealings with SEELE, using the operative Hawk as his intermediary.
Masaya Katō provides Hajime Suruga's Japanese voice in Secret of Evangelion.
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