Hiroto Mori
Alive
Male
Human

Hiroto Mori

森 ヒロト

Mori Hiroto

Appearance

Hiroto is a tall, lanky young man with a buzz cut and a noticeable notch on the left side of his head. His facial features include large eyes and straight teeth. While on duty, he wears the standard Monster Sweeper overalls.

Personality

Hiroto appears to be a quiet individual, though he still visibly expresses his emotions.

Plot

The Man Who Became a Kaiju Arc

Hiroto, along with his colleagues at Monster Sweeper Inc., witnessed the Third Division neutralize Philinosoma in Yokohama before assisting with the disposal of the kaiju’s corpse. He later discussed the appearance of Kaiju No. 8 with his team. At a later point, a mysterious individual joined Monster Sweeper Inc., unbeknownst to anyone that he was secretly a shape-shifting kaiju.

Sagamihara Neutralization Operation at Daybreak Arc

Several months later, after Kafka and Reno joined the Defense Force, Hiroto and his colleagues observed the battle against a massive Fungal-type kaiju involving the Third Division, and from a distance, they speculated about the whereabouts of the newcomer. Later that day, they were visited by Third Division Vice-Captain Soshiro Hoshina and Konomi Okonogi to discuss their new employee, Takamichi Hotaka, and his unusual behavior.

Kaiju Weapon Arc

In the aftermath of the First Division’s battle against Kaiju No. 9 and the Ant-type kaiju in Shinagawa, Hiroto and his colleagues at Monster Sweeper Inc. managed the disposal of the remaining Ant-types on the battlefield. When Hiroto and Ichitaka Mitsuike considered fleeing the country due to Kaiju No. 9’s rampage, they were reprimanded by Masahide Tokuda for their cowardice.

Cataclysms Arc

Hiroto and Ichitaka attended Chieko Tokuda’s wedding, the daughter of Toku Tokuda, when a kaiju suddenly attacked.

Trivia

💡

Hiroto enjoys listening to music.

Images

Character Images

Anime

human Form
Hiroto Mori - human form (anime)

Manga

human Form
Hiroto Mori - human form (manga)

Name Origin

The surname Mori is written with the kanji for 'forest' (森, mori).