Hisashi Ogura makes his living as a self-styled ghoul expert who trades on television appearances more than genuine scholarship. Loud and hungry for attention, he later reinvents himself as a ghoul sympathizer and lends his voice to the pro-ghoul group Great Wheel Act.
Ogura has reached middle age, keeping his dark hair cropped short and wearing a mustache. Whenever the cameras roll for an interview, he presents himself in a proper business suit.
Attention is what Ogura chases. He poses as a learned authority on ghouls purely to keep himself in the media spotlight, and his manner turns boastful and thick with ego, once mocking a news crew member's credentials on the air. Yukinori Shinohara dismisses him as no real scholar, just a small-time figure who borrows other people's findings to look impressive. After Sen Takatsuki published King Bileygr, Ogura swung the other way, joining the crowd that praised ghouls as clever, fascinating beings and even sporting a headband stitched with the words ghoul lover.
Ogura's academic days were spent at Teihou University in its Ghoul Research Society, where he and his peers were introduced to Akihiro Kanou; privately he felt the doctor regarded them like insects. He first surfaced on television to discuss the murders attributed to the Binge Eater, and returned to the airwaves again after the bureau investigator Ippei Kusaba died in the 20th Ward. Once Eto Yoshimura publicly exposed herself as a ghoul, Ogura declined to comment on her book, explaining that his superiors had forbidden it. Later he approached Ken Kaneki and Goat as a representative of the Great Wheel Act when they sought aid for Akira Mado. During the Dragon crisis, Itsuki Marude called him in for questioning, and Hideyoshi Nagachika used the meeting to lay bare Kanou's background and motives.

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No, Hisashi Ogura is human. He is a self-styled ghoul expert who built a media career discussing ghouls before later reinventing himself as a ghoul sympathizer.
Hisashi Ogura is a character from Tokyo Ghoul, appearing in both the manga and its anime adaptation starting with Chapter 1 and Episode 1 respectively.
Hisashi Ogura serves as Vice Secretary of the Great Wheel Act, a pro-ghoul group he joined after publicly praising ghouls following Sen Takatsuki's book King Bileygr.
Hisashi Ogura studied at Teihou University as part of its Ghoul Research Society, where he and his classmates were introduced to Akihiro Kanou.
Yukinori Shinohara dismisses Hisashi Ogura as no real scholar, calling him a small-time figure who borrows other people's findings to look impressive.
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