Noe is a supporting character in the anime The Daily Life of a Part-time Torturer, set in a world where torture and killing are legal. He is twenty-five years old and works as a manager at the Spirytus company, a torture contracting firm. His background is marked by hardship: Hela, the cross‑dressing president of Spirytus, took him in as a homeless orphan. Out of gratitude and loyalty, Noe works at the company to support Hela, even though he personally avoids carrying out torture. His role is primarily administrative and supervisory, handling the office and managerial duties that keep the business running.

Noe’s personality is shaped by his sense of duty and his discomfort with the violent core of the company’s work. He is serious, professional, and often clashes with the protagonist, Cero, because of their differing attitudes toward torture and workplace behavior. His cautious nature and reluctance to engage in torture set him apart from the other employees, who are more enthusiastic about their jobs. Despite this friction, Noe remains committed to his position out of loyalty to Hela.

His key relationships include his strong bond with Hela, who rescued him and gave him a future. He interacts regularly with the main cast—Cero, Siu, Mike, and Hugh—in professional settings, but his relationship with Cero is notably tense; both doubt they will ever get along easily. Over the course of the story, Noe shows gradual growth in his proficiency at work, adapting to the routines of the facility while maintaining his personal boundaries. He does not possess any notable torture‑related abilities, but his competence lies in organization and management. His character serves as a contrast to the enthusiastic torturers, adding depth to the workplace comedy by highlighting the moral and emotional complexity of working in such a setting.