Higurama Hiromi

Hiromi Higuruma is a character in the Jujutsu Kaisen series. He is a defense attourney who often took on impossibly difficult cases in order to protect the wrongfully accused.

Higurama is 36 years old.

Hiromi Higuruma is a man of average height with lightly tanned skin and a slender build. He has short, well-kept, dark-brown hair with a stringy texture that is styled to flow toward the back of his head. Hiromi has a large nose and brown eyes with very small pupils. He almost always has a tired and bored expression on his face due to overwork and the nature of his career.

As a lawyer, Hiromi dons the professional attire of a typical black suit and tie, dress pants, and shoes. He also sports the sunflower pin on his left shoulder symbolizing that he's an attorney.

Hiromi is a very relaxed, hyperintelligent, and modest man who always appears very detached and aloof from his environment. He can come off as apathetic due to the weary expression that's always on his face but Hiromi is actually very passionate about justice. Hiromi is constantly working on his craft and his associates think he's a masochist for taking on tough cases where most people would consider his defendants sure to be found guilty.

Even though 99.9% of criminal trials in Japan end in a guilty verdict, Hiromi always chooses to try and protect the wrongfully accused by proving their innocence anyway. He's not trying to save the weak and powerless, Hiromi simply can't leave things alone if he doesn't feel they're right. Lady Justice wears a blindfold to represent impartial justice and everyday people close their eyes to shield themselves from reality, but Hiromi is the type of man willing to keep his eyes open even if no one else will.

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Higurama often takes baths with his full suit on as it relaxes him.

As a lawyer, Hiromi often has to deal with situations where he's blamed when his clients don't receive a lawful verdict. He tries not to let it bother him because Hiromi understands that his clients only take out their anger on him because they've been backed into a corner. Despite his best efforts, the look clients give him when they're found unjustly guilty horrifies Hiromi as it would anyone else. This is something that Hiromi's peers worry about weighs on his mental state.

Hiromi has since become generally discontent and disconnected with the laws of society. He has openly admitted he cares very little for anything at all anymore and resorted to challenging himself to try things he previously wouldn't.

Hiromi was always someone considered a genius by those around him. He was a brilliant lawyer that regularly overcame the toughest academic and legal challenges.

Hiromi is extraordinarily brilliant even by Law School standards. On top of the peers who already believe him to be a genius, one of his senior mentors recommended he become a judge before even graduating. Hiromi has always readily overcome challenges such as his Law School's entrance exam and the national bar exam. To him, it was just a simple matter of using the necessary effort to ascertain the required knowledge.

Hiromi's surname has the kanji for "day," and the rendaku pronunciation of "vehicle" His given name has the kanji for "tolerant, lenient, generous" and "seeing, looking" His name reflects how he willingly keeps his eyes "open.”

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