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==Personality==
Hit is calm, composed, and generally emotionless, displaying an indifferent attitude toward most events. As a master of his craft, he exudes confidence and fortitude in the face of any challenge. Known for his no-nonsense demeanor, Hit speaks only when necessary and approaches every task with precision. He is unwavering in his commitment to his assignments, refusing to be bribed or persuaded to abandon a contract, regardless of the target. Even when faced with disadvantageous situations, such as being threatened by [[Champa]], the God of Destruction of Universe 6, or [[Jiren]] overpowering him during the Tournament of Power, Hit does not back down and always chooses to confront his opponents head-on.

Despite his antisocial nature, Hit is astute and intuitive, constantly assessing the situation and determining the best course of action. He sometimes displays ignorance of social customs, such as being surprised when Goku bows to him, but he remains respectful in his own way.

As an assassin, Hit is honorable and trustworthy. He reveals himself to his targets and explains his presence, as he does not believe in attacking from behind. If he is not required to kill his opponent, he offers them a chance to surrender, using only the amount of force necessary. He respects those who challenge him, as seen when he allowed [[Goku]] to stand up after helping him improve his Time-Skip. Hit has also proven himself to be a team player, notably saving his teammate [[Caulifla]] during the Tournament of Power.

Hit is a warrior at heart and enjoys a true challenge. He smiles when facing Goku's competitive spirit and develops a respect for him, giving Goku a fist bump as a sign of approval after their fight. In the manga, he even shakes hands with Goku after the Tournament of Destroyers. Hit values skill and tactics over raw power and constantly seeks to improve himself. In the manga, after recognizing his over-reliance on Time-Skip, he returns to the basics, enhancing his physical strength and martial skills while developing new temporal techniques.

Although he is an assassin, Hit disapproves of using people as mere pawns. He respects Goku's decision to lose their match intentionally to prove their independence from the Gods of Destruction, and he follows suit by allowing Universe 7 to win the final match by feigning defeat. Hit is also reluctant to kill those he deems undeserving, as demonstrated when he gives Goku the option to disappear while reporting the job as complete. After briefly killing Goku as part of their contract, he is willing to end the encounter peacefully, only continuing the fight because Goku insists. Hit respects Goku even more after learning that the Saiyan hired him to push himself to his limits, and he leaves without regrets, looking forward to their next battle.