Hyoga Akatsuki

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Sai Nanami, the eldest prodigal son of the owner of the Nanami Conglomerate, was revived by his younger brother in the "Europe" arc.
Ginro, Kinro's younger brother and also a guard, is a frivolous young man with a tendency towards panic and a strong sense of self-interest.
Ruri is Kohaku's older sister and the high priestess of Ishigami Village, responsible for preserving the Hundred Stories for posterity.
Kaseki, an elderly but vigorous craftsman from Ishigami Village, becomes a loyal ally and eventually a close friend of Senku and Chrome, as their pursuit of science resonates with his passion for craftsmanship.
Magma is an inhabitant of Ishigami Village, the most aggressive of all, who helps defend it from attacks.
Soyuz is a bald resident of Ishigami Village with an excellent photographic memory and a member of Team Might. He is frequently seen shirtless, has an X-shaped scar on the top of his head, and is always barefoot.
Ibara is the sociopathic, selfish, perverted, and paranoid Minister of the Kingdom of Petrification, until he usurps the throne from the nameless ruler, Soyuz's father, and uses the Petrification Device to petrify him and punish witnesses or outsiders who jeopardize his treachery.
Amaryllis is the most beautiful inhabitant of the Kingdom of Petrification. She is skilled at gathering ingredients for food and cosmetics.
Kirisame is a leader of the Petrification Kingdom and one of its two strongest warriors. In her first appearance, she was responsible for petrifying the crew of the Perseus.
Matsukaze is a samurai from the Kingdom of Petrification who was petrified centuries ago during an event in which several Petrification Weapons fell from the sky.
Stanley Snyder is a military agent and Dr. Xeno's second-in-command.
Luna Wright, a medical student who switched sides and allied herself with the Kingdom of Science.
Chelsea Childe is a geographer who was found alone in North America. Like Suika, Chelsea suffers from "downy hair disease".

Chrome is a young man from Ishigami Village who proclaimed himself the village sorcerer after encountering basic scientific principles and confusing them with witchcraft, wishing to cure Ruri.
Suika is a young girl from Ishigami Village who wears a watermelon on her head to hide her "hairy disease." She ends up becoming fond of Senku, helping him, since he is the first person not to judge her for her eccentricities, even before she equips her watermelon helmet with custom lenses.
Gen Asagiri is yet another "old world" figure. Gen is an eloquent self-help guru who calls himself a mentalist.
Ryusui Nanami is the patriarch and youngest son of the owner of the Nanami Conglomerate, who was revived by Senku in the "Age of Exploration" arc to become part of the Kingdom of Science as one of the Five Wise Generals. His personality is similar to that of a spoiled rich kid, whose ambition to achieve success through his own talent is something Minami finds irritating and contrasts with Tsukasa's preference.
Minami Hokutozai, before being petrified, was a journalist and knew famous people.
Ukyō Saionji (西園寺羽京, Saionji Ukyō) is a Marine in the Self-Defense Forces and a submarine sonar operator who was freed from petrification by Tsukasa.
Niki Hanada is a devoted fan of Lilian Weinberg, who was revived by Tsukasa. She is a tall, athletic woman with great interpersonal skills.
Uei Yō is a former police officer who was revived by Tsukasa and is one of the members of the Empire of Power. He quickly joined Senku's new Kingdom of Science as a member of the Power Team, where he occasionally clashes with Magma.
François is Ryusui's butler and cook, and Ryusui is unsure about François's gender.
Mirai Shishiō is Tsukasa's younger sister. Before being petrified, she was in a vegetative state following a car accident.

Senku Ishigami (石神 千空, Ishigami Senkū) is a teenage prodigy who excels in various fields of science, with a special love for astronomy and space exploration.
Taiju Oki (大木 大樹, Ōki Taiju) is Senku's best friend, whom Senku refers to as a "big brute" or "stubborn." He possesses incredible strength and seemingly limitless stamina, with the conscience of a pacifist who has never thrown a punch in his life, preferring to turn the other cheek to prevent any aggressor from hurting his friends.
Yuzuriha Ogawa (小川 杠, Ogawa Yuzuriha) is Taiju's love interest, a cheerful and kind young woman. She enrolled in her school's craft club to pursue her goal of becoming a fashion designer and is exceptionally talented in arts such as sewing and fabric work.
Tsukasa Shishio (獅子王 司, Shishiō Tsukasa) is a young man who achieved fame in mixed martial arts as "The Strongest Primate in High School," being physically powerful enough to kill a lion with a single punch.
Kohaku (コハク) is the strongest warrior in Ishigami Village and the younger sister of Ruri, a tomboyish young girl who is exceptionally strong, agile, and sharp-sighted.

Taiju pushes Yuzuriha into the tree to protect her, but the light suddenly petrifies all of humanity, with all humans on Earth turning to stone. Eventually, Taiju breaks free from the stone and finds a message carved into the tree that leads him to discover that Senku... Thus, Taiju discovers that the date is now October 5, 5738.[6] Ch. 1

Together, Taiju and Senku begin to rebuild civilization using Senku's scientific knowledge. "The Strongest High School Primate," who uses his strength to kill lions.[6] Ch. 3

Later they make more effort to free Yuzuriha, but Senku discovers that during Tsukasa's childhood, Shishio was brutally beaten by an adult while he was collecting shells for his sister, who was undergoing surgery; this was due to the man claiming he had fishing rights in the region and that Tsukasa was stealing shells from the sea.
Later they perform more nital to free Yuzuriha, but Senku discovers that during Tsukasa's childhood, Shishio was brutally beaten by an adult while he was collecting shells for his sister, who was undergoing surgery; due to the man claiming he had fishing rights in the region and that Tsukasa was stealing the shells from the sea. This gives Tsukasa the mindset that only "pure-hearted and young people" should be revived, and so Tsukasa begins destroying the petrified adults. Chapter 4. Thus, two rival clans are formed: Senku's Kingdom of Science and Tsukasa's Empire of Power.

While observing the enemy after resting on a small island, they discover that Chelsea, on the other side of the continent, is transported by motorcycle, leading Senku to create a route outlining the necessary steps to get there.
While observing the enemy, Hyoga soon notices Maya Biggs stop abruptly, questioning the reason. Maya replies that her "instincts as an American MMA champion in the women's division" are telling her something. Tsukasa and the enemy were hiding. Realizing they've been seen, the group decides to confront them in combat.
A fight broke out between them and Maya Biggs was defeated by Tsukasa, who ended up being shot. They were then eliminated by Stanley.
Hyoga would be petrified along with the rest of his comrades when the petrification ray launched from America reached South America.
New Arch of the Stone World
Three years later, Hyoga's statue is collected by Suika, who had been revived previously.
Hyoga is revived with all his wounds healed. After a few days with the creation of a factory, Hyoga helps Tsukasa hunt so that the meat can be preserved in the alloy cans they made for the long journey and for the people they intend to revive. Several people are revived.

To prepare the drill, they ask Hyoga to make a hole with his spear. (drill) and Carlos, one of the members of the enemy colony.
South American Arc
After resting on a small island, they discover that Chelsea, on the other side of the continent, is accessible by motorcycle, leading Senku to create a route outlining the necessary steps to get there.
Upon escaping Stanley and his unit, Hyoga accepted Xeno's suggestion to act as a shield. However, he questioned Xeno's intentions.

Moz fights Hyoga after failing to convince him to ally with him. During the fight, Moz realizes that Hyoga was the first warrior to make him fight, and that Hyoga could modify his spear to use his fighting style. In the end, Hyoga defeats Moz when he uses the Kan Style with Kinro's spear. Moz, along with everyone else (except Senku) on the island, is petrified by Ibara.
New America City Arch
During the trip to America, it is revealed that Hyoga's statue was taken by the Kingdom of Science. Tsukasa, upon seeing him still alive, agrees to do so on the condition that he can revive Homura and Moz.
When the Perseus arrives in San Francisco, the team of warriors follows the exploration crew. [ 15 ]

He soon realizes that there is an enemy luring the Kingdom of Science into his trap, causing...

The group then flees the scene, pursued by the attacker, who reveals himself to have built an aircraft.

Hyoga and his group soon arrived at the colony's fortress, where they found Chrome and Kohaku conducting a survey. The two were relieved by the extra help. He realized that now everything depended on him, as the kingdom's last scientist.

As Hyoga prepares to deliver the final blow to Tsukasa, Senku reveals two wires protruding from his fingers, powered by manganese batteries supplied by Kohaku.

Treasure Island Arch:
He and Homura are still trapped aboard the Perseus; Senku wanted them to come as a precaution.

While still on the ship, he and Homura were petrified off-screen by Kirisame. His statue was seen by Ibara, who left him in peace.

[ 9 ] Senku revives Hyoga to help him fight against Moz and Ibara.

Hyoga then realizes Moz's strength, deducing that Mozu is the reason for his liberation. Hyoga considers his options: destroy Senku or ally with him. Moz tries to convince him to stay on his side, secretly planning to kill him later, but Hyoga sees through the trick and chooses to ally with the Kingdom of Science.

After Tsukasa's sister, Mirai, is rescued, Hyoga attacks her, claiming he wouldn't stand a chance in a fair fight against Tsukasa unless he had someone to protect.
As Senku rushes to grab Tsukasa's hand, who is falling, Hyoga pushes them off a cliff into the river, following them to the isolated bank where he could talk to him alone, threatening him with torture if Senku disobeys.
Hyoga then states that the initial petrification phenomenon, which occurred thousands of years ago, had the purpose of purifying humanity—only those who excel and are competent enough to survive have the right to live. As Senku disagrees with Hyoga's philosophy, the latter begins to threaten him with torture unless he accepts his proposal to join him. Senku uses a miraculous fluid before throwing them. "Quickly," he says, "finger," to which Hyoga replies that it's a bluff and attacks him. Tsukasa attacks Hyoga once more while Senku is pushed aside by the blow.

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Considering that they need a significant amount of manpower to prepare for winter, in his conversation with Tsukasa, Hyoga adds that Senku's Ishigami Village is surrounded by expensive water.

Hyoga asks if Taiju and Yuzuriha should be allowed to move around freely. As double agents, they have no way to transmit information to Senku. There is no direct means of communication from either side.

Magma and Kinro, and that once Hyoga defeats them, victory will be guaranteed. to fight against him, but is again quickly defeated, as Kohaku leaps into the air to attack him from above. Kohaku observes her position. Before hitting the target, however, the tip of her spear breaks.

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As the flames consume the entire residential area, Hyoga explains that Ishigami Village couldn't even abandon one of its guardians, and so they will take another hostage while the residents flee the smoke, to gain an advantage over Senku. While Tsukasa's group pursues Suika, Senku shouts for her to get away from the poisonous gas carried by the wind.
The remaining warriors climb the tree where Hyoga and Homura are, and while Senku, wearing a mask, confirms that he is supposedly responsible for the entry of poisonous gas, Hyoga pushes some of the muscular men to the ground where the gas has accumulated. Once they are killed by the gas's effects, Hyoga concludes that the Kingdom of Science already possesses a large amount of resources at its disposal.

Plot
Vs. Hyoga's Bow
Hyoga is freed from his stone form by Tsukasa to assist the Tsukasa Empire. [ 2 ]

Hyoga and some members of the Empire of Power attack Ishigami Village. [ 3 ]

Tsukasa's warriors are furious at the unexpected retreat, while Gen suggests attacking the village during a storm to eliminate the potential threat of firearms. Be careful and regroup with the main army, otherwise they might fall into another trap. Not very muscular. Kingdom of Science Strength.
While the Kingdom of Science displays its newly crafted katanas, Hyoga's men quickly lose the morale to face them with less efficient weapons.

Hyoga Akatsuki (Japanese: Akatsuki Hyōga) Dawn Akatsuki Ice Hail Moon is a modern-day survivor who was revived by Tsukasa Shishio due to his exceptional skill with the spear. He is currently a member of the Kingdom of Science.

He is an analytical man who can recognize, with a single attack, who was the strongest warrior in Ishigami Village, even after receiving the information from Gen after discovering it. This was seen again when he waited for Tsukasa to lower his guard after his sister's rebirth, at which point he attacked. He also identified Moz as the strongest in the Petrification Kingdom. [12] When he was in America, he managed to deduce that a trap had been set by noticing how easy it was to find corn, and he was right when they were attacked by Stanley Snyder. [13] He also realized something was wrong when Dr. Xeno asked for the corn to be placed on the back of the motorcycle; his direction was correct, as it was revealed that Xeno was sending Morse code to his allies. To avoid serious injury, he secretly used a piece of the boat as armor, which was useful when Stanley shot him.
Master of the Spear: Hyoga is a master of spear handling. Using his Kudayari spear, he employs the Kan style, which allows him to deliver quick and erratic blows, capable of defeating three of the strongest fighters in Ishigami Village, even those wielding metal katanas, subduing them until his own katana broke. His skill is further demonstrated when he faces and defeats Moz.
Statistics
Power

3/5 C
Speed

5/5 A
Technique

5/5 A
To reach

5/5 A
Equipment
Kudayari: A special Kan-style spear, whose shaft passes through a hollow tube that allows the spear to rotate as it moves, taking the shape of a full moon when spinning, enabling erratic and irregular attacks to increase or decrease its range. During his battle with Moz, his weapon is enhanced by Senku with a hollow bamboo tube and a lubricant inside, allowing Hyoga to defeat Moz due to the spear's unparalleled speed and power.

Physical Abilities: He was able to face Magma, Kohaku, and Kinro, the three strongest fighters in Ishigami Village, and managed to hold his own until his modified weapon fell apart. [11] Hyoga also demonstrates proficiency in using his kudayari (a type of spear with the shaft passing through a hollow tube that allows the spear to be twisted during an attack). However, he stated that his power is essentially unpredictable, as if he doesn't have his preferred type of spear, his fighting ability decreases significantly. This is demonstrated when he barely managed to defend himself in a fight against Moz with a regular spear, but easily defeated him upon acquiring a kudayari spear. He also defeated several military agents from Stanley's unit, despite their intense combat training. However, he observed that the combined strength of Stanley and his unit, armed with heavy firearms, would be dangerous.
Exceptional Intelligence: Hyoga is a tactical genius who knows how to manipulate his own companions to create distractions while sending Homura to set fire to the houses of Ishigami Village and reduce their resources.

Previously, he had shown contempt for his subordinates, referring to them as "empty heads" and frequently insulting them, considering them little more than disposable pawns. He tends to classify things as done "correctly" or not.

Despite his lack of regard for those he considers "useless" or who oppose him, and his strong Darwinian belief that only the strongest deserve to live, he possesses some admirable qualities.
He genuinely respects those who, in his opinion, act "correctly." He recognized Kinro's strategy of remaining on the bridge, as Tsukasa's troop numbers were disadvantageous and fighting on the bridge would force the combat into a one-on-one confrontation. Similarly, he genuinely respects Homura and places complete trust in her abilities, referring to her as the only subordinate who acted "correctly." Furthermore, he deeply respected Senku and wanted him on his side so much that, even when Senku refused, instead of killing him, he wanted to torture him into agreeing.
Later, he softened his view, so that instead of completely eliminating the statues of people he considers "useless," he simply lets them remain as statues. Furthermore, he agrees to side with Senku instead of Moz because he realized that Moz was an unworthy and dishonest harem hunter who only valued beautiful women and not people based on strength, skill, or intelligence. He even places his faith in science and in Senku, and that faith is well-founded.
After being freed from petrification for the third time, Hyoga seems to have become a loyal member of the Kingdom of Science, requesting that Homura and Moz be unpetrified to confirm their alliance. He even appeared to make peace with Tsukasa after the latter asked for his help with training.

Hyoga has a calm attitude towards everything. Even in unfavorable situations, he remains composed. When Gen betrayed him, Hyoga didn't seem to care, even with his weapons destroyed in the middle of the battle. Although he claims to share Tsukasa's values ​​regarding reviving only the young and creating a community where no one takes advantage of anyone, Hyoga is an elitist who believes in social Darwinism. He categorizes humans as enlightened (or strong) and unenlightened (or weak). He believes that the "incompetent and brainless masses" should not be allowed to live and that only those who excel should have that opportunity. Although he follows a form of social Darwinism, he doesn't believe that only the physically strong should survive, as he wanted Senku to join him in his efforts to become the strongest duo, demonstrating that he respected Senku's intelligence and understood his capabilities. He is extremely manipulative and cunning, managing to hide his desire to assassinate Tsukasa and usurp his title as the strongest primate, working alongside him until he found a weakness. He appears to be observant, instantly noticing that Kinro has vision problems simply by observing him squint. He is cruel, merciless, and indifferent, having almost murdered Tsukasa shortly after reuniting with his sister, as she had become a weakness and he knew Tsukasa would do anything to protect her. Even before that, while pursuing Senku and his friends, he and his troops reached an area filled with sulfurous gas. He kicks his subordinates into the ground where the sulfur was to "test" and see how dangerous it was, without regard for their lives. When Tsukasa laments their deaths and names them, Hyoga doesn't show even a hint of remembering who they were until Tsukasa points out that they were the ones who died from sulfurous gas poisoning.

Hyoga is a tall young man (1.89 m) of average build, with short, loose white hair and dark purple eyes. For unknown reasons, he is almost always seen half-closing his eyes, although on the rare occasions when he doesn't, his eyes display a penetrating and menacing gaze. Beneath his mask, he also reveals visibly full lips.

He wears bird feathers around his neck, bronze-colored gloves, and a black mask covering his nose and mouth because of his terrible depetrification scar. He goes shirtless, though he wears a long black cloak that covers most of his abdomen, and a loose gray warrior skirt with an elaborate white sash tied at the waist as a belt. Unlike many in the Tsukasa Empire, he also wears shoes—bronze-colored knee-high boots that match his gloves.