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While no direct information specifically about his role in the film The Bride of Halloween is available, the general profile of Hiromitsu Morofushi is well-documented from the broader narrative of the series. Hiromitsu Morofushi, also known by his Black Organization codename Scotch, is a deceased undercover investigator who worked for the Tokyo Metropolitan Police Department Public Security Bureau. He is the younger brother of Taka’aki Morofushi, a prominent police inspector in Nagano Prefecture.
The character experienced a traumatic childhood, as his parents were murdered when he and his brother were young. Following this tragedy, Taka’aki remained in Nagano while Hiromitsu was sent to live with relatives in Tokyo. This early loss had a profound psychological impact, causing him to suffer from amnesia and aphonia, conditions that made it difficult for him to speak or move forward with his life. He eventually found a way to overcome this trauma after meeting a close friend, which allowed him to open up.
Hiromitsu possessed a strong sense of justice, a trait exemplified when he and his friends captured his parents' murderer and he saved the man from attempting suicide, insisting that he atone for his crimes through the legal system rather than taking his own life. His personality is generally described as quiet and reserved, though he could be sociable when he chose to be. He was known to enjoy leisurely activities such as going fishing and playing the guitar, an instrument he was skilled enough with to teach basic notes to others in a short period.
Driven by a desire for justice, Hiromitsu followed his brother into law enforcement and attended the police academy. There, he became part of a legendary friend group that included Rei Furuya, Wataru Date, Jinpei Matsuda, and Kenji Hagiwara, a cohort whose exploits are detailed in the Wild Police Story narrative. After graduation, he was recruited into the elite and secretive Public Security Bureau.
His primary motivation as an adult was his dangerous undercover mission within the Black Organization, where he operated under the codename Scotch. The ultimate goal of this assignment was to gather intelligence on the syndicate from the inside. His sense of duty was so strong that he was prepared to sacrifice his own life to protect his cover and, more importantly, to safeguard his family, friends, and colleagues from being exposed.
Hiromitsu shares several key relationships that define his role in the story. His bond with Rei Furuya is especially significant, as they were childhood friends and academy comrades who infiltrated the Organization together. It was Rei who helped Hiromitsu recover from his childhood trauma, and in turn, Hiromitsu taught Rei how to cook. The two were extremely close, with Rei giving him the nickname Hiro. A major turning point in his life story was his encounter with Shuichi Akai, an FBI agent undercover as Rye. When Hiromitsu’s cover was blown, Akai cornered him. In a moment of panic, believing more enemies were approaching, Hiromitsu took a gun and fatally shot himself, despite Akai’s attempt to reveal his true allegiance and offer protection. This event created a massive misunderstanding, leading Rei Furuya to falsely believe that Akai murdered his friend. Another key relationship is with a young Masumi Sera, whom he met briefly at a train station and taught a few notes on the bass guitar, leaving a positive impression on her. He also maintained a long-distance connection with his older brother, Taka’aki, until his undercover assignment forced them to lose contact.
Regarding personal development, Hiromitsu’s arc shows a clear progression from a traumatized, silent child to a capable and determined police officer. The arrest of his parents’ killer was a cathartic moment that allowed him to become less obsessive and more confident. In his academy days, he was noted to be quiet, but after this resolution, his personality lightened, and he even developed a preference for a stubble beard to appear more manly, a choice that surprised his friends who noticed his changed behavior.
In terms of notable abilities, Hiromitsu was a competent operatives capable of surviving a deep-cover infiltration of a major crime syndicate. He was proficient with firearms and possessed the mental fortitude to destroy incriminating evidence on his phone at the risk of his own life. Outside of his professional skills, he was a musically talented individual, specifically a guitar and bass player. He was also physically adept, described as a distinguished gymnast.
The character experienced a traumatic childhood, as his parents were murdered when he and his brother were young. Following this tragedy, Taka’aki remained in Nagano while Hiromitsu was sent to live with relatives in Tokyo. This early loss had a profound psychological impact, causing him to suffer from amnesia and aphonia, conditions that made it difficult for him to speak or move forward with his life. He eventually found a way to overcome this trauma after meeting a close friend, which allowed him to open up.
Hiromitsu possessed a strong sense of justice, a trait exemplified when he and his friends captured his parents' murderer and he saved the man from attempting suicide, insisting that he atone for his crimes through the legal system rather than taking his own life. His personality is generally described as quiet and reserved, though he could be sociable when he chose to be. He was known to enjoy leisurely activities such as going fishing and playing the guitar, an instrument he was skilled enough with to teach basic notes to others in a short period.
Driven by a desire for justice, Hiromitsu followed his brother into law enforcement and attended the police academy. There, he became part of a legendary friend group that included Rei Furuya, Wataru Date, Jinpei Matsuda, and Kenji Hagiwara, a cohort whose exploits are detailed in the Wild Police Story narrative. After graduation, he was recruited into the elite and secretive Public Security Bureau.
His primary motivation as an adult was his dangerous undercover mission within the Black Organization, where he operated under the codename Scotch. The ultimate goal of this assignment was to gather intelligence on the syndicate from the inside. His sense of duty was so strong that he was prepared to sacrifice his own life to protect his cover and, more importantly, to safeguard his family, friends, and colleagues from being exposed.
Hiromitsu shares several key relationships that define his role in the story. His bond with Rei Furuya is especially significant, as they were childhood friends and academy comrades who infiltrated the Organization together. It was Rei who helped Hiromitsu recover from his childhood trauma, and in turn, Hiromitsu taught Rei how to cook. The two were extremely close, with Rei giving him the nickname Hiro. A major turning point in his life story was his encounter with Shuichi Akai, an FBI agent undercover as Rye. When Hiromitsu’s cover was blown, Akai cornered him. In a moment of panic, believing more enemies were approaching, Hiromitsu took a gun and fatally shot himself, despite Akai’s attempt to reveal his true allegiance and offer protection. This event created a massive misunderstanding, leading Rei Furuya to falsely believe that Akai murdered his friend. Another key relationship is with a young Masumi Sera, whom he met briefly at a train station and taught a few notes on the bass guitar, leaving a positive impression on her. He also maintained a long-distance connection with his older brother, Taka’aki, until his undercover assignment forced them to lose contact.
Regarding personal development, Hiromitsu’s arc shows a clear progression from a traumatized, silent child to a capable and determined police officer. The arrest of his parents’ killer was a cathartic moment that allowed him to become less obsessive and more confident. In his academy days, he was noted to be quiet, but after this resolution, his personality lightened, and he even developed a preference for a stubble beard to appear more manly, a choice that surprised his friends who noticed his changed behavior.
In terms of notable abilities, Hiromitsu was a competent operatives capable of surviving a deep-cover infiltration of a major crime syndicate. He was proficient with firearms and possessed the mental fortitude to destroy incriminating evidence on his phone at the risk of his own life. Outside of his professional skills, he was a musically talented individual, specifically a guitar and bass player. He was also physically adept, described as a distinguished gymnast.