Hiren

182 is a quiet individual, perhaps due to the presumably numerous cases of Limbo he has endured, or possibly due to his sheltered upbringing. He rarely speaks unless necessary, but always responds when spoken to. He is easily irritated by Dante's loud voice, his noisy breathing, and the objectively stupid decisions he has made since arriving in the Land of Mist, often kicking or slapping him when agitated. Despite this, 182 has saved Dante several times, offering unnecessary excuses for the first two but failing to explain the last, as Dante noticed. Ignoring 182's warnings about Dante's excessive use of his voice, the professor didn't listen on his first day, and his clothes were immediately stolen. Although it was his own fault, 182 gave up his new uniform, one he desired so much that he deviated from his usual routine and joined Dante's science class, his eyes gleaming at the opportunity. It was the first uniform he'd received since losing his arm, so it was very special to him. That's why he got angry again when Dante soiled the jumpsuit.

He's usually always fighting with Hiren about who's stronger.

The thousands of women inside the prison have their own restricted wing because if they cross into this part of the prison, men will take or abuse them, so they usually do not leave this place.

Children born in prison are almost a taboo subject; if the guards discover them, they separate them from their parents and take them to institutions where they are used as different kinds of rubber.

Dante, also known as the professor, is the team leader

182 alias andan is a combatant

Hieren is the group's doctor but he also helps in fighting; he doesn't lead the team, he just follows the professor.

Dante and 182 have a dubious relationship; they're too close to be just friends. It's suspected they're having an affair within the group or some other intimate relationship.

Hiren's greatest strength lies in his incredible focus. When he's fully concentrated, he can analyze a situation with pinpoint accuracy.

Combined with his medical training, this allows him to perform complex surgeries, identify structural flaws in the human body, and locate critical points for defeat in combat.

Hiren fights using surgical instruments, primarily scissors. His approach relies on precision rather than brute force: he incapacitates his opponents by attacking vital points. He has demonstrated the ability to easily defeat multiple enemies, even the most powerful, suggesting that his combat skills are superior to those of ordinary prisoners.

However, he suffers from chronic dry eye caused by overexertion of his faculties.

Four years before the start of the main story, Hiren was assigned to a medical post near Dumpling Village in the Land of Mist. Despite his stern appearance, he performed his duties diligently and treated his patients with the same care. During this time, he developed a close relationship with the villagers. One day, he helped save the life of a critically injured man. However, this man later attacked the medical team and murdered the other doctors, claiming they shouldn't have let him live. After this incident, Hiren was left alone at the hospital.

To survive, he fed on fog, which gradually deteriorated his mental health. Over time, he distanced himself from the others and stopped caring for the prisoners, spending years in isolation and defending the hospital from attacks.

Detachment and emotional isolation. At first glance, Hiren seems cold and ruthless. But this is largely a defensive reaction: after his colleagues were murdered by a patient he was treating, he remained alone at the hospital and spent years protecting it from attacks.

Compassion. Despite his harshness, Hiren retained a deep sense of compassion, especially toward those who truly needed help. Before the tragic events, he treated his patients impartially and developed genuine affection for them. Restraint in violence. Although he has gained a reputation over time for being ruthless with prisoners, his actions demonstrate the contrary: he does not resort to killing unless absolutely necessary. A clear example: in a confrontation with prisoner number 182, Hiren easily overpowers him, but does not kill him even when he has the opportunity. Moreover, he decides to treat this "prisoner," the first time in many years that he has helped someone in this situation.

Hiren is a young man with black hair. He usually wears a medical uniform over a lab coat, reflecting his profession. His body is covered in numerous sutured scars, which are his most distinctive physical feature.

Age

29

Birthdate

August

Nationality

Spanish/Italian

Guys

mutated man

Human

Floor

Male

Height

189 cm

Weight

78 kg

Hair color

Black

Eye color

Blue/Gray

182. Hiren's relationship with this character is primarily hostile. He views him as a prisoner and engages him in combat without hesitation, easily gaining the upper hand. However, even when given the opportunity to kill #182, Hiren refrains from doing so and even chooses to heal him—the first time in years that he has helped someone he considers a prisoner.

But they often argue because they try to be better than each other.

Dante Kahn. Their relationship starts off tense: Hiren initially distrusts Dante. But Dante's persistence and ability to appeal to his humanity gradually erode Hiren's defenses. Dante plays a key role: he reminds Hiren of his former self and convinces him to heal others again and return to the outside world. Over time, respect develops between them, and they begin to work together.