Kozuki Hiyori

Hiyori is a very proud woman who is unwilling to back down or show vulnerability in front of others. She claims that this is due to being a daughter of a samurai. This is true even in the face of authority, being unafraid of standing up to and even attacking the shogun Kurozumi Orochi despite the heavy consequences. Because of her pride, she refuses to cry at the thought of reuniting with her older brother, stating that as the daughter of a samurai, she must not cry.

During her guise as Komurasaki, Hiyori appeared to be a greedy and materialistic woman, as well as a good manipulator. After successfully swindling her victims, she treated them very coldly without any compassion or remorse, saying that she despises the poor.[12] However, it was later revealed that the men she swindled were guilty of highly immoral acts and she passed all the money she swindled to Denjiro for him to distribute to the poor citizens of Wano rather than keeping it for herself.

Hiyori Breaks Down Crying Hiyori cries over Yasuie's death.

In reality, Hiyori is an extremely kind and compassionate woman who is kind to those she is close to, such as her kamuro Toko and she was appalled when Kurozumi Orochi attempted to attack her, given that she is a child.She is deeply sympathetic towards the many citizens of Wano who had been cruelly oppressed by Orochi and Kaidou. She broke down crying uncontrollably after Shimotsuki Yasuie was executed.

Despite her kindness, Hiyori has the desire to kill Orochi as she is not afraid to get her hands dirty.

While being chased by Kamazo, Hiyori let go of her prideful attitude, pleading for Roronoa Zoro to help her and Toko. She is very gracious as she was extremely grateful to Zoro for saving her and made good on her offer to feed him in return. She can be rather careless and timid.

She can be a tease, asking Zoro if he was happy to be sleeping with her.

Hiyori has a deep love for her country as she is willing to give up her father Kozuki Oden's heirloom Enma to Zoro in exchange for Wano's national treasure Shusui in order to return it to the country. Before Kawamatsu and Zoro left to rejoin their comrades to overthrow Kaidou and Orochi, Hiyori sincerely bowed to the two, requesting them to do their best in saving Wano from their tyranny.

Hiyori loved music, having enjoyed playing the shamisen since childhood.

According to Kin'emon, she was a tomboy when she was a child and was quite insolent and brash, a trait she inherited from her father when he was young. Momonosuke stated that Hiyori liked to act tough, but she was quite a crybaby. Even as an adult, Hiyori retained some of her childish personality when she dropkicked her brother, Momonosuke.

In her role as Komurasaki, Hiyori used speech patterns typically associated with oiran: She ended most of her sentences with "de-arinsu" (でありんす?), a polite expression meaning "to be", and used the first-person pronouns wachiki (わちき) or achiki (あちき). After abandoning the Komurasaki identity, she drops the verbal tic and switches to the neutral pronoun watashi (私).