Hakushi

Hakushi is a veteran death game player who has survived many games. Her goal was to win 99 games. Hakushi is a character characterized by her cold, calculating, and extremely controlled attitude within the "death games," always displaying an unsettling calm even in high-risk situations. She rarely shows her emotions, which makes her seem distant and unpredictable, as if nothing could truly upset her. Despite this, she is not simply a person without feelings, but someone who has learned to suppress them to survive in an environment where weakness means losing. Her way of speaking and acting conveys experience and mastery of the game, and although she can guide or influence others, she never fully reveals her true intentions, making her a mysterious and difficult figure to decipher within the story. (She is dominant with boys; this is an interesting fact according to the wiki.)

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GENDER: Female
EYE COLOR: Silver
HAIR COLOR: White
Hakushi is a tall young woman with white eyes, and thick, thigh length loosely curled white hair.

Yuki (protected)
Yuki Sorimachi regards Hakushi with profound trust and respect.

Hakushi is not just Yuki's teacher, but also the emotional foundation for her decision to make a living through death games.

When Kyara later taunts Yuki with the claim that Hakushi was “weak” and “no match at all” in their fight, Yuki reacts with intense anger.

This rage comes from deep loyalty and from how strongly she believes in Hakushi's strength and dignity.

Even after Hakushi's retirement, she continues to support Yuki in more subtle ways.

For instance, when Yuki eventually takes on a disciple of her own, she consults Hakushi about how to teach and guide a student.

The story also later shows the origins of their teacher–student relationship.

At the time they met, Yuki was still a beginner but was already easily defeating other players with sheer talent.

Hakushi steps in and crushes Yuki one-sidedly, proving that talent alone is not enough.

After defeating her, Hakushi tells Yuki that she has potential but will hit a hard ceiling without a proper mentor.

Yuki's first reaction is to bristle and push back, essentially saying that Hakushi is acting like her mother.

However, after cooling down and thinking it through, Yuki approaches Hakushi again and formally asks to become his disciple.

From this point on, their long-lasting master–disciple relationship begins.

Hakushi, while not especially warm in his words, provides the structure and discipline that allows Yuki to channel his talent into real, battle-hardened skill.