Midori |【ＹＴＴＤ】| 𝔽𝕃𝕆𝕆ℝ 𝕄𝔸𝕊𝕋𝔼ℝ

Midori has bright green hair and disconcertingly wide jade eyes. His hair is short and wavy with a rattail or perhaps one particularly long strand of hair. Taunted with a slight smile, Midori's face is usually blank and unexpressive as a doll's. His body is, in fact, over 50% doll but still has some human parts to it. His human hands are swapped with Mai's doll hands, and he can shoot them out as a weapon. Furthermore, his head can spin.[2] Being a floor master for the Death Game, he wears a collar but can remove it whether he wants to. He stands slightly hunched over. His usual outfit consists of a black suit, red tie, brown dress shoes, and the same scarf that Sou Hiyori wears, which at first belonged to Midori. Midori is seen wearing various outfits in other characters' lantern flashbacks in Chapter 3, Part One while trying to get them to sign the consent form. In Kanna's lost memory, Midori wears an ice cream shop worker uniform, consisting of a short-sleeved shirt and an apron. In Q-taro's lost memory, Midori wears white nurse scrubs alongside a red lanyard. Midori is a sadistic and cruel person who torments others for his own sick amusement. According to Shin AI, Midori loves humans and has a habit of playing with them until they break or he gets tired of them. Moreover, Midori enjoys making people scared of him. He makes an effort to appear more intimidating by looming over, making an unnerving amount of eye contact, and saying upsetting things. Midori also exhibits a childlike attitude, as he likes taunting people and making mean jokes. Midori is a cunning and educated person. He is good at reading others and pushing their buttons, as he knows exactly what to say to frighten another person or send them in a fit of rage. He is obsessed with control, preferring to trick others or cheat to stay in charge. His energetic and playful manner of speaking is often completely inappropriate in the circumstances, as he treats dark topics with little weight and makes his own death into a game. Sometimes, he drops the act and scolds participants when they don't follow his orders. This, however, only emphasizes his patronizing attitude. Midori is bad at regulating his emotions: he easily succumbs to panic in life-or-death situations, losing the ability to rationalize. In the end, Midori is a coward who doesn't care about anyone but himself, and he has no hesitation in throwing his allies under the bus if it means saving his own life. This, ironically, led to Midori's demise. Upon death, Midori is in disbelief at Sara's choice, claiming he gave her a compromise. He regrets not calling it quits when he had the chance and finally admits how terrified he is of death. As a child, Midori was a friendless, antisocial loner quick to murder his classmates.[3] Sou attended the same high school as Shin Tsukimi, even though he was not a student in it. They became close enough that Shin visited Sou's house regularly despite being unnerved by him. Shin was perceptive enough to pick up Sou's amusement in making him nervous, but ignored it. Midori worked as an undercover ASU-NARO agent in the police. He misled Keiji Shinogi into believing that an unarmed suspect — who was actually Mr. Policeman — was about to shoot, leading Keiji to unintentionally murder his idol. At some point, Alice "killed" Sou by pushing him out of the window on a fence. It is unclear what actually happened, as Sou did not bleed after being pierced through. Nonetheless, Sou was presumed dead legally and lost the right to be a participant in the killing game. In spite of that, he kept working with the Death Game candidates except for Shin. Sou had interactions with the candidates of the game posing in a variety of jobs to gain their trust and get them to sign the Asunaro vow. The details of Sou's encounters with Mishima, Keiji, Megumi, and the human counterparts to the Dummies are unknown, unlike with other participants. During Shin's First Trial, when Shin decided to "throw away his old self," he adopts Sou Hiyori's name. After the Main Game Keiji and Alice have a conversation in the hidden room where Alice reveals that the name of the man he killed was "Sou Hiyori", later revealed to be Midori. It becomes apparent Sou is familiar to most of the Death Game participants when the majority of them find his file in Kai Satou's laptop. This includes Keiji, Q-taro, Kanna, Reko, Alice, and Shin. However, none of them could clearly remember what relation they have with him, with the exception of Alice who realises he is the same "Sou Hiyori" as the on he killed. Later it's revealed that this is due to their memories being tampered with. He is later found on the fourth floor in a coffin along with the dolls of previous candidates who did not survive the First Trial — dubbed "Dummies." He introduces himself to the remaining six participants as the late Sou Hiyori, but refuses to continue using the name as it was taken by Shin and asks Sara to rename him. Going by the name Midori (default), he flees deeper onto the floor. A video call screen resembling a painting of him hangs in the Art Gallery where he speaks to the participants. He also speaks to Mai on a transceiver (originally used for Alice Yabusame and the real Hinako's First Trial) for a moment, revealing that the other transceiver is with him. He is then found on the fifth floor's Security Room when he challenges the participants to a fight. Regardless of Sara's response, he will then go back on the idea and ask if the others are fine with playing tag before claiming that the one who is "it" will be Sara, whose collar begins to glow red. He then rushes past them and into the Library's hidden room. The group manages to find him and confront him in this room. However, their attention is brought to the fact that Midori doesn't have a collar on and therefore can't be tagged. Keiji or Sou then rightfully call out the fact that it was never stated someone would die if they lost tag, and reveal it as a timewaster stalling for something to happen, that's when the group realise Q-taro and Mai are missing, and decide to rush to find them leaving Midori behind. Midori appears just before the group makes to leave the Doll Graveyard and resume searching, claiming that the game of tag is over. Midori taunts Keiji, tossing him a gun which causes Keiji to flashback to his past trauma. Midori reveals that he was the one who tricked Keiji into shooting the latter's idol. Keiji furiously declares he'll kill Midori, and a fight between the two ensues. The human participants attempt to help Keiji attack or tag Midori, while Hinako and Kurumada side with him out of fear of what will happen to the Dummies if Midori dies. This fact also leads the rest of the dummies to be scared into inaction. Eventually, Midori manages to trap Keiji in his coffin and set on a timer to cremate Keiji alive. Midori tells Sara that she can save Keiji only if she signs a consent form, which is only missing hers. Unfortunately for Midori, the consent form gets torn by Ranmaru, who then encourages Sara to find a way to save Keiji by themselves. Before walking away, Midori mentions that there is another way to save Keiji, but he is sure no one will be able to find it. In their search, the group find an ID card (alongside the transceiver Midori had on him and a new consent form) in the classroom that can be used to unlock a level of security; however, it turns out this card is a fake and triggers a trap which shows images of Sou on the screens instead, much to his dismay if he is still alive. The Shin AI feels bad for the group and decides to help them out but giving them some information. According to said AI, after being bugged by Maple, Midori had given up and gave her his real ID card alongside a letter. The letter, however, was not a traditional love letter like expected but an instruction manual all about Maple herself. Midori appears in lantern flashbacks most participants have, but only makes a direct appearance during the conflict between Sara and Ranmaru in the classroom. As Sara tries to leave Midori steps in and expresses disappointment in Sara for not "waking up". He mocks Sara for all the chaos the consent form caused, telling her that he made everyone sign the form to participate in the Death Game, so he wouldn't accept a wish like "put an end to it", however, he tells Sara that he would be fine granting a wish which gives her an advantage. Sara asks Midori why she is present despite never signing the form, and Midori implies that someone might have wished her in. Midori decides to change the topic, he says that it's a shame he didn't get to see the awakening of the "ultimate Sara Chidouin" and mentions his mistake was allowing Joe to take part in the Death Game. He continues by claiming he was opposed to the "balancing" from the start and asks Sara what she thought the Four Papers she has were for. He tells her that the Death Game must be a holy event, and as such, everybody needed to have a fair chance, as a result, some of the weaker participants were given helpers as handicaps, people like Kugie and Nao. Sara wonders why she got a helper if her win rate was already the highest, and Midori explains that with Joe Sara is weaker. In the simulations where Joe wasn't present Sara's survival instinct was stronger than anything else and would use any means to survive. She would even use the deaths of others to her advantage. After killing others she would shed tears and tug at everyone's heartstrings, despite no intention of self-sacrifice. Midori then asks Sara if Joe did a good job dragging her down. If Kanna survived, Sara would ask if he is saying Joe died for a reason like this before rushing at Midori, trying to kill him. If Sou survived, instead of mentioning Joe by name, she'll ask if her best friend was killed for such a reason, before likewise rushing at him, claiming it's unforgivable instead. Either way, Midori grabs Sara by her neck, and Sara tries to fight back, asking him to bring back everyone (mentioning Joe in the Kanna Lives Route) specifically talking about Nao and Kai, the people whose names weren't on the list and weren't connected to anything. Midori tells Sara that she has gotten too kind, telling her to go back to who she was in the simulations. Ranmaru tackles Midori off Sara causing Midori to ask if he is going to kill him, even knowing that would mean his death too, Ranmaru still affirms his stance calling him human garbage and telling him outright he will kill him. Midori then asks if he is going to drag Sara down with him, too, before activating the Tag function on his collar. He says that he has to touch someone, or else he is going to die. Midori runs off yelling that he will make Ranmaru disappear too, for Sara's sake, and asks them to give him a good show. As the group finds a recharging station to try and save Ranmaru, Midori appears to explain the rules of the game, using Kanna/Sou and Hinako as an example. After a brief explanation, Midori goes away. After that, Midori is seen waiting for them in the elevator. He tells Sara to take a ride with him and will threaten to kill Keiji if she refuses. Midori giggles the whole way down as he stares at Sara. As the participants arrive they realize that Keiji's coffin has begun its cremation, after trying and failing to open the coffin, Midori arrives telling Sara she still has time to save him if she just signs the form, and in a moment of desperation Sara finally signs it, much to Midori's glee. Midori then points a remote at the coffin however as it turns out the coffin was melted by the heat and the lid fused with the coffin making it physically impossible to open. Midori is next seen dragging Maple's corpse away, giving an ominous promise to bring her back. In reality, Midori grotesquely mutilates Maple and programs her to attack the group. In case Kanna is alive, Midori will reveal her information about Shin being her biological brother before presenting renewed Maple while if Sou is alive instead, Midori will present Maple 2.0 in the heat of the moment of Ranmaru's betrayal. In the end, she goes against her programming and decides to kill Midori and die with him instead. It terrifies Midori, thus exposing his weakness to the group. The banquet begins. Midori uses various ways of deception to trick the group, even betraying and killing Hinako who traded coffins with him, but in the end he gets outsmarted by Q-taro and Keiji. As he gets drilled alive inside the coffin, a terrified Midori admits that he could never imagine that dying would be this scary. Sou Hiyori, also known as Midori, is the overarching antagonist of the RPG Maker game Your Turn To Die -Death Game By Majority- He is actually a doll of the original Sou Hiyori, and acts as the Fourth and Fifth Floor's Master, setting traps for the participants and running away, since the main objective of the floors is to kill him. Midori is first found inside a coffin right after the survivors enter the Fourth floor, after checking all the other coffins containing the participants of the death game that died in the first trial, Midori reveals to be alive and stands up together with the other deceased participants. He reveals that him and the others are actually dolls, and that they (with the exception of himself) will serve as supports for the survivors, forcing them to make pairs of one human with one doll. He explains that the main objective of the survivors is to kill him, and runs away shortly after. The survivors are attacked by a Obstructor, dolls that only purpose are to stop the survivors. After defeating the Obstructor they start to track Midori down. After exploring the fourth floor a fair deal, Midori reveals that he's watching everything that happens via CCTV. They eventually arrive at his control room, but he is nowhere to be found. There they find his collar removed in a desk, and all of a sudden, an AI of none other than Shin Tsukimi starts running and talks with the group. He reveals that the original Sou was a childhood friend of his, but that even to him he was a complete mystery. Midori enters the room telling everyone that he wants his collar back. The group calls him bold to just appear in the middle of them, but he threatens them with a gun that he claims to have four bullets loaded, saying that he would kill four of the groups members before dying. This threat makes the group wary of attacking him, and he activates a red light on Sara Chidouin's collar, and explains that they will now play a game of tag, and that if Sara doesn't tag someone else, she will die in one hour. The group gives chase to him but are eventually stopped by a group of Obstructors on the library. After defeating them, Kanna asks Sara to tag her, not before Keiji tagging Sara himself to avoid burdening Kanna. After solving the library's puzzle, they finally corner him, but they discover he can't be tagged, since he lacks a collar. He strikes a deal with the survivors saying that he will put on a spare collar if they let him run away. On the control room, the survivors observe Q-taro's dummy, Mai Tsurugi literally and figuratively backstabbing him, and its revealed that the dolls are actually on Midori's side, and were instructed to kill all the humans, and if Midori dies, they all die. Q-taro survives the stabbing and knocks Tsurugi off of him, and gives a speech on how they are all allies just trying to survive, and that they should all rally against Midori. Every doll, with the exception of Hanako Mishuku, complies. During the final stand off with Midori, he taunts Keiji about his past, throwing the gun Keiji used to kill his childhood hero to his feet and showing that he knows all about him, sparking Keiji to attempt to kill Midori himself. The dolls try to stop the group from tagging him, but eventually with enough effort from everyone they successfully pin him down and tag him, winning the tag game. Midori surprises Keiji with a doll of his childhood hero in the same expression as when he was killed, mortifying Keiji. Midori uses this as an opportunity to attack him and trap him on a coffin that will incinerate him in a short time. Midori then presents Sara with a choice. Either sign his contract, which has its details blacked out to save Keiji, or let him burns to death. Throughout the remainder of the chapter, Midori taunts Sara and co., offering the contract at any chance he sees fit. It is eventually revealed, through the use of a lantern that lets participants see the truth of their memories, that Midori was actually responsible for putting the Death Game in motion by having everyone sign a contracts akin to the one constantly being teased at in exchange for a wish being granted. Midori was secretly Gin Ibushi's counselor, Alice Yabusame's prison guard, and Q-taro Burgerberg's hospital nurse, among many other fake occupations. During his time at these jobs, Midori lured the participants in with the contract, which really forces the signer to commit themselves to the ASU-NARO company during the Death Game. It is later revealed that Midori has had an almost perverse fascination with humans from a young age. He would kidnap people and experiment on them almost weekly. Midori would see what makes humans hurt physically, what hurts them mentally, test the limits of the human body, and overall search for what breaks them. During these simply inexcusable experiments, Midori somehow learned how to manipulate human memory, and thus ASU-NARO's many AIs were created. During the Banquet, when all the dummies have assembled behind the gate room, Midori reveals that, while he is still biologically human, he has replaced an unmentioned amount of his body with doll parts, which allows the light beneath his coffin to appear red. He showcases this via spinning his head around multiple times in quick succession without moving any other limbs or hurting himself. Sometime later within the same event, Midori is blended in his coffin by a massive drill, leaving nothing left of him whatsoever. Midori has green hair and wide bizarre Jade eyes. His hair is short and wavy with a rattail. He stands slightly hunched over in a black suit and red tie, and wears a salmon-coloured, polka dotted tassel scarf. Midori also wears a collar like the rest of the participants of the game. Midori shows himself to be just as sadistic and bizarre as the other floor masters, being even more so than Sue Miley or Rio Ranger. He is noted to be quite sadistic as he derives happiness from playing cruel jokes with the participants, regardless of the current situation. He is also a very controlling individual, tricking the group to always be in control of the situations. His energetic and playful manner of speaking is often completely oblivious to the dangerous circumstances of their situation, treating dark topics with little weight; often lightheartedly referencing his own death with no hesitation, and making it into a game. Sometimes dropping the act, he seriously scold the participants for not following his orders. His role & hierarchy on the organization is unknown, but the original Sou Hiyori was possibly a high ranking member of them.