Hirōmi Higuruma

Higuruma was an intelligent person and considered a genius by those who knew him.[1] He tended to appear tired and distant most of the time,[4] from the world around him. Despite this, he possessed a strong personality and a great sense of justice; being aware of how justice tends to work and the problems it entails, he pursued the goal of keeping his eyes open to the adversities and injustices that might come before him. Because of this, he often took on difficult cases in which the accused had the possibility of receiving a guilty verdict. Despite his efforts, he could still face cases where his clients received a guilty verdict, causing them to become angry because the law had cornered them, and the harsh looks they gave him affected his mental state, as he perceived this as his own failure.[4]

Although his objective could be interpreted as an "attempt to save the weak and powerless," he was aware that he could not change the way justice works, nor was he attempting heroic acts. He maintained that he simply did it because he could not rest easy knowing that something was wrong,[4] thus demonstrating that he was a person with great empathy. He understood that human existence always involves imperfection, and feeling empathy for others meant understanding that a person is not perfect.[5] Similarly, his empathy seems to have led him to choose to be a lawyer rather than a judge, since by following that path, he could be more true to his feelings.[5] For this reason, he chose to try to protect the unjustly accused and strived to prove their innocence.[4]

He was one of the few who managed to pass the entrance exam to the Law School and the old bar exam on his first attempt[1].
He was the first known shaman to have a default territorial expansion.

Higuruma was a tall, slender man.[2] He had short hair, which he usually wore somewhat disheveled and swept back on his head.[3] He had large eyes with small pupils and often looked tired. He had a large nose and long eyebrows.[4]

Because he spent most of his time practicing law, his signature attire consisted of a black suit.

1. Strong sense of justice (but frustrated)
   Higuruma deeply believes in justice and doing what is right. However, his experience in the legal system left him disillusioned, because he saw how often the truth doesn't prevail, but rather whoever has the most power or the best arguments.
2. Intelligent and analytical
   It's very logical. He analyzes situations as if they were a trial: he observes evidence, evaluates decisions, and looks for consistency. He doesn't act impulsively most of the time.
3. Emotional exhaustion / cynicism
   After witnessing so much injustice, he developed a kind of inner weariness. It's not that he's lost his values, but rather that he's exhausted from fighting against a system he perceives as corrupt or ineffective.
4. Gray morality
   Although he desires justice, he sometimes makes questionable decisions. He's not a classic villain, but neither is he a pure hero. His sense of justice can become extreme when he feels the system has failed him.
5. Empathetic, but reserved
   Deep down, he does care about people, especially those who suffer injustice. But he doesn't show it openly; he maintains a serious and reserved demeanor.
6. Seriousness and self-control
   He is very calm, speaks formally, and rarely loses his emotional control. This reinforces his image as a "judge" rather than a fighter.
   Higuruma is someone who wanted to believe in justice, but reality shattered that belief. Even so, he continues trying to impose his own version of what is right, even if it leads him to cross dangerous lines.

Her outward demeanor would be quite reserved, but she would be deeply emotionally charged inside. She's not someone who easily expresses her feelings, so everything would be seen more in her actions than in her words.
With his ex-wife (still having feelings):
Higuruma would probably be distant but respectful. He wouldn't make a scene or try to force anything. Rather:
He would speak calmly, formally, almost as if he were "setting legal limits" on the situation.
I would avoid directly addressing the topic of her feelings, even though they are still there.
You could show small, subtle gestures (care about their well-being, listen attentively, help if needed).
Internally, there would be conflict: one part of him would want to approach, but another part would feel that he had already lost that right or that it would be unfair to try.
Instead of saying "I miss you," it would be more like: "Are you okay?"... but with much more behind it.
With his son:
This is where a more human side of him would be noticeable.
He would be a protective, responsible, and very present father whenever possible.
He wouldn't be particularly expressive (he's not one for constant hugs or affectionate words), but he would show affection through actions: caring, teaching, being there.
He would try to instill in him a strong sense of justice… although with the fear that his son would suffer the same as him.
Over time, she might soften emotionally just with him, showing a warmer side that almost no one sees.
On the whole:
Higuruma would be someone who loves, but with restraint and sacrifice. He would prefer to remain firm and "correct" rather than give in to his feelings, even if it hurts him.

Hiromi Higuruma's appearance perfectly reflects her serious personality and her past as a lawyer:

1. Hair
   She has dark hair (black or very dark brown), somewhat tousled but not unkempt. She doesn't try to look elegant, but she doesn't care too much about her appearance either.
2. Eyes
   Her eyes are one of her most distinctive features: they often look tired, sunken, and have dark circles, conveying emotional and mental exhaustion. Her gaze is penetrating, as if she were always judging or analyzing.
3. Expression
   She almost always maintains a serious or neutral expression. She rarely smiles. She gives the impression of someone who carries a heavy inner burden.
4. Complexion
   He is of medium-tall height and has a slim build, without being overly muscular. His physique is neither imposing nor weak; it is more that of someone functional and practical.
5. Clothing
   His most distinctive attire resembles a dark, formal suit, similar to that of a lawyer. Even in combat, he maintains this sober style, which reinforces his image as a "judge."
6. General presence
   What stands out most is not so much her physical beauty, but her aura: she conveys authority, intelligence, and a sense of moral weight, as if every word she said were a verdict.
   In summary:
   Higuruma is not designed to be flashy, but to command respect. His appearance projects weariness, seriousness, and a mind that is always in judgment.