![]() īeneath a lot of Tachihara's rough and punk-like exterior is a strong sense of incompetency and inferiority compared to his older brother who was praised as being "perfect" while he was deemed by his family as being inferior, even being questioned as to why he didn't die instead of him. He's also notably patient with those who are spoiled, including letting Teruko sit on his shoulders with little protests of being his "slave" and letting Elise put a bow on his head. He has also been seen caring for Teruko when she showed she was heavily injured from going against a plane head-on. He was first to try to stop Higuchi when she tried to save Akutagawa on her own and has been seen visibly harboring guilt for when he cut down Hirotsu and Gin for the sake of his mission as a spy. Regardless of who he is working for, Tachihara cares deeply for his comrades. His confrontation with Yosano is devoid of any rage, depicting a cold, blunt side as he explains his grudge against her for "killing" his brother. Unlike Ango Sakaguchi, Tachihara always intended to infiltrate the Port Mafia, using his position in the Hunting Dogs to operate as a spy. His identity as the fifth Hunting Dog reveals a much more clever, driven man. Much of Tachihara's details of joining the Port Mafia are unknown, however, it is a ruse. Tachihara's nature as a Hunting Dogs member. Tachihara has a proficient understanding of how to deal with the enemy, alluding to a much more cunning side of his true nature. He can recognize danger quickly and finds himself on edge over how nonchalant Mori, Kōyō, and Chūya's meeting went. ĭespite his rough exterior, Tachihara is capable of thinking rationally, just not in the heat of the moment in the Port Mafia. Despite guards laughing at him, Tachihara doesn't snap. ![]() Furthermore, he maintains his composure when dragged into shopping with Elise, and tolerates her putting bows in his hair. ![]() Due to this, he attempts to dissuade Higuchi from saving Akutagawa against Mori's orders, even suggesting an alternate plan that wouldn't disobey these orders. His rebellious side doesn't negate how he values orders, seeing them as an utmost system. Tachihara dissuading Higuchi since he values orders. This is a surefire way to get oneself shot. Ī prideful man, Tachihara despises being underestimated and belittled. He shows no hesitation nor remorse in murder, in fact sometimes urging to just eliminate a troublesome person if he finds their baggage more than they're worth. He seldom considers the weight of a mission over the rush of eliminating his targets. He's often seen with a rather feral smile on his face whenever fighting. Īn apparent thirst for battle and arrogance fuels Tachihara's temper. Tachihara's self-preservation prompts him to obey Hirotsu in the end, albeit reluctantly. A violent temper leads to frequent conflict between him and other mafiosi, namely Gin, whom Tachihara views as creepy and frequently insults, leading to arguments, and Hirotsu, who often shuts Tachihara's temper down by threatening him. On the surface, Tachihara is an arrogant, impulsive, rash individual, more than willing to solve problems through sheer brute force and his dual guns. Tachihara in combat as a battalion leader. Tachihara as a member of the Hunting Dogs Personality
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