Hagi is the ghoul who leads the 11th ward during the years Rize Kamishiro lives there. His effort to rein in her reckless behavior, and later to punish her for the trouble she stirs up, ends with his death at her hands.
Scars cover Hagi's face, with a mark crossing each of his eyes, and he keeps his hair down to shoulder length.
As head of the 11th ward's ghouls, Hagi watched Rize's behavior draw unwanted eyes and make daily life harder for the local ghouls. He warned her that flouting the ward's rules would force her to leave. Soon afterward, investigators began moving in because of her actions, and Rize decided to go.
Hagi and two other ghouls confronted her on the way out, holding her responsible for stirring up the investigators and for the death of their comrade Dogu. They meant to make her pay, but Rize cut all three down with ease.

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Hagi is the ghoul who leads the 11th ward during the years Rize Kamishiro lives there.
Hagi died when he and two other ghouls confronted Rize Kamishiro over the trouble she had caused, and Rize cut down all three of them with ease.
Hagi confronted Rize because her reckless behavior had drawn investigators into the 11th ward, and he held her responsible for the death of their comrade Dogu.
Hagi's face is covered in scars, including one crossing each eye, and he wears his hair down to shoulder length.
As leader of the 11th ward's ghouls, Hagi warned Rize that flouting the ward's rules would force her to leave, and investigators soon began moving in because of her actions.
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