Fujita serves as a low-tier sorcerer within the hierarchical En Family, where magical prowess dictates social standing. His unremarkable height and slight frame contrast with his striking short hair, streaked in uneven black-and-white patterns. A carved Tengu mask obscures his upper face during magic use, while his casual attire—cargo pants and a graphic tee—clashes with the somber devil-themed funeral shoes honoring his late partner, Matsumura. These shoes eventually give way to a pair gifted by Ebisu, reflecting his slow transition from grief-fueled vengeance to purposeful growth. His story begins alongside Matsumura during a training mission to Hole, where Kaiman and Nikaido’s ambush leaves him as the sole survivor. Matsumura’s death ignites Fujita’s vengeful drive, pushing him to join the En Family and hone his meager abilities. His signature Bullet Magic generates feeble concussive bursts, often dismissed as annoyances rather than threats. Yet he adapts, weaponizing environmental debris with his smoke or harnessing Ebisu’s volatile Black Powder for fleeting surges of power—each use ravaging his body. Plagued by self-doubt and craving approval from superiors like En, Shin, and Noi, Fujita channels his insecurity into fierce loyalty. This devotion crystallizes around Ebisu after he rescues her from Kaiman, thrusting him into the role of her caretaker. He deciphers her trauma-muffled speech and reins in her chaotic impulses, their bond shifting from protectorate to interdependence. He repeatedly gambles his life for her, even deploying forbidden Black Powder to thwart a doppelganger attack. Ebisu’s brief death and revival harden his commitment to her safety, while a covert mission to retrieve En’s stolen Devil Tumor pushes his limits: weeks spent invisible to infiltrate Cross-Eyes territory, guided by a spectral vision of Matsumura. These trials, paired with Ebisu’s quiet influence, erode his obsession with vengeance. He discards his funeral shoes, embracing Ebisu’s replacement pair as a pledge to focus on their shared path. Once dismissed as a peripheral figure, Fujita’s tenacity emerges during the En Family’s downfall. He aids in reviving En and safeguarding the clan’s legacy, his steadfastness outshining his magical shortcomings. His arc closes with a final visit to Matsumura’s grave—a silent farewell to old grudges—as he walks forward in Ebisu’s gifted shoes, anchoring himself to the present.