Tomohide Matsuda

Tomohide lives in a single-mother household with his mother and younger sister.

Growing up in poverty, he feels responsible for helping out at home, even at the cost of his own dreams.

Tomohide once aspired to be a high school baseball player but gave up his goal to work and support his family after graduation.

Despite his reputation as a school bully, Tomohide's actions are heavily influenced by his love and sense of duty towards his mother and sister.

At school, Tomohide often acts like a tough-guy bully.

However, this front covers his deep care for his family and his willingness to put them first.

Tomohide struggles between his desire to pursue normal teenage dreams and the harsh reality of his family situation.

He sometimes resorts to aggressive behavior as a coping mechanism for his frustration and sadness.

Tomohide made the difficult choice to sacrifice his future as an athlete to support his family financially.

In the past, he used the Hell Girl service to send his biological father to hell, a decision that deeply affected him.

His actions are driven by loyalty and protectiveness toward those closest to him, especially his mother and sister.

Family

Tomohide's family consists of his mother and younger sister, who are the main motivation behind his decisions.

He acts as a pillar of support at home, often suppressing his own needs for their sake.

School

Though known as a bully among his peers, Tomohide's reputation is at odds with his underlying vulnerability.

He is a classmate of Yuzuki Mikage, sharing the challenges and hardships of adolescence in their community.

Despite his difficult circumstances and role as a bully, Tomohide's story reveals a caring and conflicted heart.

His willingness to sacrifice himself for his family sets him apart as a uniquely layered character.