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Hibari pushes himself because he has an acute sense both of human imperfection and the uncanny talent human beings have for making the impossible possible. As such, he firmly believes that imperfection is the door to infinity – in acknowledging one’s flaws and constantly seeking to expand beyond what one has in order to break the limitations that the world or one’s self places upon one’s shoulders, one can fulfill his purpose. Suffice to say, people in general don’t seem to share this philosophy, and the fact that they settle for what Hibari counts for as mediocrity is simply unforgivable to him.

Overall, Hibari may look like he’s impossible to get along with and that he’s loyal to no one but himself, the man does have a very strong sense of duty, honor and responsibility when it comes to the few people or things he does care about. If he says he’s sticking by someone or a particular cause, he will. Besides, there’s nothing like a little action to spice up one’s day. He’s also a bit of a humanist, in a very odd way: wasted potential goes against everything that he believes in, and he will push people whom he deems as worthy as he sees fit, for their ultimate betterment (whether they like it or not). Power, skill and effort are three things that he respects, and he will acknowledge whoever displays them as people worth relating to, and maybe even following.