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Seiko Hui Guo Rou (セイコ=ホイコーロ, Sēko Hoikōro) is the Sixth Queen of the Kakin Empire and sixth wife of Nasubi Hui Guo Rou. She gave him twin daughters, Kacho and Fugetsu Hui Guo Rou.[1]

Appearance[]

Seiko is a middle-aged woman with short, fair hair that curls sideways.[2]

Personality[]

Seiko categorically refused to answer every question when interrogated on the allegation that she was plotting an assassination on both Woble and Barrigen, scowling at the detectives.[2] She reveals a much more mellow side when talking to her daughter Kacho, bursting into tears when the latter claims that the succession contest is not something to be feared, but to be fought with honor.[3] She enthusiastically expressed awe for Melody's musical skills.[4]

Plot[]

Succession Contest arc[]

When one of Woble's guards (working for Queen Unma is explaining the hierarchy of Queens, it's shown that Queen Seiko has two guards chosen by herself and five acting as spies chosen by Queens Unma through Swinko.[5]

After Barrigen's death in Room 1014, Loberry wonders why she is under arrest as Hashito restrains her. As Sakata explains to her that Barrigen was attacked right after she drew everyone's attention, he calls Supreme Magistrate Cleapatro and requests that Queen Seiko be charged under the suspicion of being an accomplice to Barrigen's murder and plotting to kill Prince Woble. Sitting at their bench in the Supreme Court on Tier 1, Cleapatro quickly denies Sakata's request, leaving him confused. They explain that circumstantial evidence is easy to fabricate and that it does not clear the Royal Family privilege protection regulation. They conclude by saying that they will dispatch an investigator to Room 1010 to monitor for 72 hours.[6]

Seiko refuses to answer any questions from an investigator dispatched by the Supreme Magistrate of the Black Whale regarding the alleged claims sent by Sakata that she's been an accomplice to Barrigen's murder and is plotting to assassinate Prince Woble. She remains on her stance even after the investigator explains there shouldn't be any court records arising from their conversation, preferring to endure the three days of monitoring instead.[2]

A few days later, her daughter Kacho suggests they organize a music show as the hosts of the next banquet. The queen approves and resolves to ask for King Nasubi's permission. Before they part, Kacho shares some hopeful words which move her mother.[3]

Chap 381 - Melody's Hyle's Requiem

Queen Seiko listens to Melody's interpretation of Hyle's Requiem

On Wednesday, Seiko welcomes her daughter Fugetsu when the latter is returned to her room. She then returns to Room 1010, where she and the detective listen to Melody's interpretation of Hyle's Requiem. She showers the Hunter in praise and excitedly promises to take care of broadcasting whatever she will play at the banquet on Sunday.[4]

After Kurapika explains the details of learning Nen to Yuri, he adds that he hopes the battle for succession has no more victims and asks her to see if Kacho and Seiko would be willing to send more people to another round of classes. Yuri quickly agrees to ask, and Kurapika thanks her.[7]

Outside Room 1010, two guards stand in front of the doors as four soldiers surround them. Inside, Seiko uses the phone and tells them to hold off on the regulations until she gets her personal belongings organized, wondering why she can't see Fugetsu when she's a Queen and her mother. She again expresses her concern for Fugetsu and tells them that until then, cordoning off the room is unacceptable. Saying to herself that she should let others think Kacho is alive as long as possible, she yells to the soldiers that she will speak to Fugetsu when the time is right and that they must go through her, hanging up the phone. She then says to herself that while Kacho dropping out so early is a heavy loss, she hated the way her daughter looked at her and spoke to her like she knew everything. She adds that she was an important shield for Fugetsu and says that while she can control the latter, she's too weak to face the succession contest on her own, hoping that she can stay under the Justice Bureau's protection for as long as possible.[8]

Seiko's Royal Guards[]

     Active/Alive     Deceased     Former/Arrested

 Royalty  Informants  Support 

Royal Family
6th Queen
Seiko Hui Guo Rou SC Portrait
Seiko Hui Guo Rou
Queen Seiko's Royal Guards
→10P →10P →11P →11P →12P
Seiko's Royal Guard 1 SC Portrait
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Seiko's Royal Guard 2 SC Portrait
???
→13P →14P*
Unseen Character Portrait
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Seiko's Royal Guard 3 SC Portrait
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Legend of Symbols
Symbol Meaning Example Meaning
P prince 1P The 1st Prince.
Q queen 5Q The 5th Queen.
... sent by 1Q→ X is sent by the 1st Queen.
... sent to →14P X is sent to the 14th Prince.
...... reassigned to 2Q→14P X is reassigned by the 2nd Queen to the 14th Prince.
...... was assigned to one or more princes →8P→11P X was assigned to the 8th and 11th Princes.
in charge of a prince's curse 4P♰ The guard is in charge of the 4th Prince's curse.
formerly in charge of a prince's curse 12P♰ The guard is formerly in charge of the 12th Prince's curse.
* Information found in Togashi's notes from "Jump Ryu! Vol. 21" interview 1Q*→ The guard's affiliation is revealed in the notes.
Servant* The employee's position is revealed in the notes.
[name]* The employee's name is revealed in the notes.
? Placeholder
(might hold another position)
Captain? The employee might not be the captain or a personal guard.
? The employee might not be a personal guard.
2Q? The employee might have been sent by another queen.
Placeholder
(might have initially belonged to either Prince Momoze or Prince Marayam)
This particular issue arose when their mother Queen Sevanti sent all of Momoze's Hunters and servants to Marayam. Since we only got to see 4/5 of Momoze's Hunters and 2/3 of her servants by that time, we can't say for certain which prince the marked characters initially belonged to.


Manga Appearances[]

Succession Contest arc
349. Worm Toxin Shadow
350. Prince Absent
351. Battle to the Death Absent
352. Troublesome Absent
353. Cold-Blooded Absent
354. Heat Absent
355. Detonation Absent
356. Unfortunate: Part 1 Absent
357. Unfortunate: Part 2 Absent
358. Eve Absent
359. Departure Absent
360. Parasite Mentioned
361. Withdraw Absent
362. Resolve Absent
363. Nen Beast Absent
364. Speculation Absent
365. Choice Absent
366. To Each His Own Absent
367. Synchronization Absent
368. Foul Play Absent
369. Limits Absent
370. Observation Absent
371. Mission Mentioned
372. Disappearance Debut
373. Inheritance Absent
374. Ability Pictured
375. Persuasion Absent
376. Determination Absent
377. Scheme Appears
378. Balance Absent
379. Collaboration Absent
380. Alarm Absent
381. Predation Appears
382. Awakening Absent
383. Escape Absent
384. War Absent
385. Warning Absent
386. Hypothesis Absent
387. Recreation Absent
388. Reflection Mentioned
389. Curse Absent
390. Clash: Part 1 Absent
391. Clash: Part 2 Absent
392. Information Absent
393. Plea Absent
394. Hypothesis Absent
395. Founding: Part 1 Absent
396. Founding: Part 2 Absent
397. Founding: Part 3 Absent
398. Search Absent
399. Expulsion Absent
400. Secrecy Appears

Trivia[]

  • Every queen of Kakin has a numerical theme in their names' corresponding to the order in which they married. "Sei" means "six" in Italian.

Translations around the World[]

Language Name
France Flag French Seiko Hoicoro
South Korea Flag Korean 세이코 호이코오로 (Seiko Hoikolo)
Spain Flag Spanish Seico Hoicoro

References[]

  1. Hunter × Hunter - Volume 33, Chapter 349
  2. 2.0 2.1 2.2 Hunter × Hunter - Volume 36, Chapter 372
  3. 3.0 3.1 Hunter × Hunter - Volume 36, Chapter 377
  4. 4.0 4.1 Hunter × Hunter - Volume 37, Chapter 381
  5. Hunter × Hunter - Volume 34, Chapter 360
  6. Hunter × Hunter - Volume 36, Chapter 371
  7. Hunter × Hunter - Volume 37, Chapter 388
  8. Hunter × Hunter, Chapter 400

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