Atop short black hair sits the regulation cap of the Marines, and the rest of his outfit follows the same standard issue. Nothing about his look departs from the ordinary servicemen around him.
His showmanship reads as theatrical and self-promoting. During his turn in the spotlight he barks his own name in a rhythmic chant, treating the demonstration as much a performance as a display of skill.
Hoisha took part in the public spectacle that gives WANTED its name, presenting himself as a sharpshooter. His routine involved a series of kicks followed by firing his weapon into the dirt, all the while hollering a nonsense version of his own name. Once the demonstrations wrapped, he joined the rest of the participating Marines in working the crowd, pulling spectators forward to show off their own abilities. He was also among those involved in taking Demalo Black into custody.
A running gag ties him to two other figures, Eisha and Chusuke, all three portrayed by a single actor who swaps which name he shouts from one show to the next. Hoisha is the version that surfaces most often.
Hoisha is a non-canon Marine officer who appears only in the short piece WANTED, presenting himself as a comically loud sharpshooter during a public demonstration.
Hoisha performed a series of kicks followed by firing his weapon into the dirt while hollering a nonsense version of his own name, then helped work the crowd and took part in arresting Demalo Black.
Hoisha uses a water gun as his weapon during his sharpshooting demonstration.
No, Hoisha is a non-canon Marine officer who only appears in the short piece WANTED.
Eisha and Chusuke are two other characters tied to Hoisha by a running gag in which a single actor plays all three, shouting whichever name comes up for that show, with Hoisha being the version that surfaces most often.
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