Higuchi is a bald, heavily pierced hitman from Taro Sakamoto's past who treats morality like a scoreboard, banking 'virtue points' through small good deeds in the hope that the gods of killing will keep him alive.
Round oversized glasses frame Higuchi's narrow eyes, and his shaved head bears a scar shaped like the kanji for kill along one side. Metal studs pierce his ears, nose, and chin, rounding out a look built on hard edges.
Higuchi lives by a private theory of karma, convinced that stacking up minor kindnesses, clearing litter off the street chief among them, earns him credit with the deities he imagines govern killing. That faith sours into open irritation the moment events refuse to break his way.
The belief took root after one impulsive act: he tidied away some rubbish before a job and then walked out as the sole survivor of his crew while the rest were slaughtered. Reading his own survival as a message from above, he devoted himself to piling up good deeds. He surfaces as a foe during the chapters covering Sakamoto's earlier years and carries a bounty of four hundred million yen before his death.
Higuchi is a bald, heavily pierced hitman from Taro Sakamoto's past who appears as a foe during the chapters covering Sakamoto's earlier years.
Higuchi believed in a private theory of karma, thinking that small acts of kindness like picking up litter earned him virtue points with the gods of killing that would keep him alive.
Higuchi's belief took root after he tidied up trash before a job and then became the sole survivor of his crew when the rest were killed, which he read as a sign from above.
Higuchi carried a bounty of 400,000,000 yen before his death in Sakamoto Days.
Higuchi has a shaved head marked with a scar shaped like the kanji for kill, round oversized glasses, and metal piercings through his ears, nose, and chin.
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