Hyakunosuke Ogata Husbando

Hyakunosuke Ogata is a lone sniper and the former Superior Private of the 7th Division. Loyal only to himself, Ogata is pursuing the gold for his own reason, unknown to anyone. Ogata is a Japanese man of average height and muscular build. He has pale skin, black hair that is shaved at the sides in an undercut fashion, a thin beard, angular staple-like eyebrows, and dark catlike eyes. While with the 7th Division, Ogata had a typical military buzzcut, which he later grew out to an undercut after going rogue and betraying Lt. Tsurumi. The changes in his appearances are explained by him feeling liberated. Ogata sports two symmetrical scars on his face that he acquired after falling from a cliff and having his jaw broken while running from Sugimoto. He loses his right eye after being hit by Asirpa's poisoned arrow. Afterwards, Ogata's been wearing a bandage, covering his missing eye, but later he is shown to have a prosthetic eye. Ogata wears a navy-blue uniform with red and yellow details, along with white gaiters and military boots. He is often wearing an off-white hooded button-up cloak. Ogata is analytical and coldblooded, a proud sniper who is used to examining things from afar in order to best take advantage of them. Even when the circumstances are dire, Ogata keeps his nerve and takes the most efficient course of action. Ogata is known for his marksmanship, a skill he honed since his childhood. He is ruthless and doesn't hesitate to kill, although he is aware that wanton slaughter is counterproductive and would rather escape a fight he can't win than throw himself into it impulsively. On the surface, Ogata is capable of acting amiable and polite; in order to achieve his goals, he can lie and deceive others. He is prone to caustic remarks and may openly look down on some people. Ogata also likes to snark about any perceived absurdity and incompetence, especially if it comes to warfare and keeping one's gun safe. Although he is generally emotionless and indifferent to others, Ogata seems to be a very proud man who doesn't like to be doubted. If challenged, he would attempt to do a task that someone says would be difficult for him. Due to his upbringing, Ogata considers patricide to be a rite of passage to adulthood. He has also adopted an unusual and twisted philosophy, believing all people must be remorseless killers like him. Meeting anyone who contradicts that worldview triggers Ogata to experience a cognitive dissonance. Ogata's inability to empathize with others has caused him to misinterpret other people's actions, which often led to unforeseen and unfortunate consequences.