Major General Hiroshi Sosoda commands the Japan Air Self-Defense Force’s Air Development and Test Wing at Gifu Air Base. Though stern in appearance, he displays a relaxed temperament and a sincere affinity for animals, particularly the Organic Transformed Flyers in his unit. His leadership merges practicality with a peculiar attention to granular details, such as monitoring responses to extraordinary scenarios like a pilot engulfed by a dragon. A recognized authority on dragon history and their integration into the JASDF, he directs initiatives to conceal their existence by disguising them as military aircraft. His decisions balance strategic foresight with adaptability, exemplified when evaluating a novice pilot’s readiness through her poise during bizarre encounters. While his personal history remains undisclosed, his operational choices prioritize harmonizing mission efficacy with sensitivity to the emotional dynamics between pilots and their draconic counterparts.