After the demons Ophisto Bazooka and Mephisto Dance are summoned, he experiences a profound moral and behavioral change. He readily accepts substantial sums of money from the demons, swiftly prioritizing material wealth over his family's integrity. This financial gain leads him to tolerate, and implicitly endorse, the demons' overtly sexual relationships with both his wife and daughter within their home. His focus shifts entirely to planning how to spend the acquired wealth, abandoning all former familial responsibilities in favor of hedonistic indulgence enabled by the demons.

He exhibits no resistance to the demons' corruption permeating his household. He actively embraces the chaotic and debauched new lifestyle, displaying no concern for his son Hanappe's distress or objections. His explicit acceptance of his wife's ongoing sexual relationship with Ophisto Bazooka solidifies his alignment with the demons' influence in exchange for continued wealth.

His role remains defined by this immediate moral surrender and embrace of the demons' gifts.