Kyoya works as an accountant for Kakuzu, the money-minded member of the Akatsuki. A dutiful subordinate, he turns up during the hunt for Itachi Uchiha, where a sudden run-in with Suigetsu Hozuki leaves him out cold.
Kyoya keeps his light-brown hair short and spiked, set above dark eyes, and two scars mark his face, one crossing his forehead and another running down toward his cheek. His outfit is a plain green suit paired with ordinary shoes.
Compliant by nature, Kyoya defers to his employer and carries out whatever he is told without protest.

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In the effort to track down Itachi, Kyoya is shown lighting a cigar for his partner Ginji. Ever the obedient hand, he heads off to check on a commotion at the door when Ginji tells him to, only to be ambushed and knocked senseless by Suigetsu Hozuki.
Kyoya is an accountant who works for Kakuzu, the money-focused member of the Akatsuki.
Kyoya has short, spiked light-brown hair, two facial scars, and wears a plain green suit with ordinary shoes.
Kyoya is compliant by nature, deferring to his employer Kakuzu and carrying out orders without protest.
During the search for Itachi Uchiha, Kyoya lights a cigar for his partner Ginji, then is ambushed and knocked unconscious by Suigetsu Hozuki after going to check on a disturbance at the door.
Kyoya works as an accountant under Kakuzu and partners with a fellow subordinate named Ginji.
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