ひとじゅし (lit., HitoJyushi) is the ship name for Amaguni Hitoya and Aimono Jyushi from
Hypnosis Mic. Abbreviated to "HitoJyu" in the English-speaking Hypnosis Mic fandom.
Hitoya and Jyushi belong to the Nagoya-based Division Rap Battle team, Bad Ass Temple. Their sound is [nora can do this part]
Jyushi was bullied during junior high school. The extent of his bullying was so severe that it resulted in the hit-and-run murder of his grandmother. Hitoya, a lawyer with a strong hatred of bullying (which resulted in his older brother's suicide), represented Jyushi pro-bono and brought his bullies to justice.
Jyushi has admired Hitoya ever since. Even after settling Jyushi’s case, Hitoya continued to gruffly care for Jyushi and entertain his shenanigans and unannounced office visits.
Though Hitoya (age 35) is often exasperated by Jyushi's antics, he always follows through on his word and supports him.
Jyushi (age 18) greatly respects Hitoya, referring to him as his "hero" and his "god." He lends the emotionally-stunted Hitoya a sympathetic ear, while encouraging him to not give in to his inferiority complex.
In this drama track, Jyushi embarks on what he calls a “rendezvous” at the offices of Amaguni Law in order to inform Hitoya of the theft of his cherished pig plushie, Amanda. The plushie carries deep sentimental value for Jyushi, as it was handcrafted by his late grandmother. Seeking Hitoya’s assistance in identifying the culprit underscores Jyushi’s initial, near-total reliance on him at the beginning of the series.
Hitoya, growing exasperated with Jyushi’s anxious tendencies, advises him to file a police report independently. He also suggests that Jyushi work on dealing with his emotional instability in one of two ways: either through counseling or meditation. After some hesitation, Jyushi agrees to visit Harai Kuko’s Buddhist temple. Jyushi's vow to improve himself signals his wholehearted trust in Hitoya’s guidance.
Nevertheless, Jyushi ultimately becomes too nervous to proceed alone, prompting Hitoya to accompany him. This moment illustrates Hitoya’s underlying fondness for Jyushi and his willingness to support him despite his earlier admonitions.
side D.H. & B.A.T. is a prequel to the main canon that details their humble (if emotionally turbulent) beginnings. During this time, Hitoya is 31 and Jyushi is 14.
Jyushi becomes the target of bullying among his peers. While being bullied after school one day, Hitoya happens to pass by and bears witness to Jyushi's bullying on the street. Incensed, he intervenes. After scaring off the bullies, Hitoya asks Jyushi what he wants to be when he grows up. Jyushi wants to be cool and respected. Hitoya encourages Jyushi to become "the coolest version of himself" he can be, and tells him to "never give up, no matter what." He hands Jyushi a business card and invites him to come to the offices of Amaguni Law if he ever needs someone to talk to. Eyes shimmering with resolve, Jyushi thumbs over Hitoya's name on the business card and murmurs it to himself as Hitoya walks away.
"Hitoya-san."
Later in his room, Jyushi ponders who he wants to be. In pursuit of becoming "the coolest version of himself," he emulates the visual kei bandmen he admires.
Jyushi's official motto, "Never, never, never, never, give up.", and the very foundation of his character (a successful visual kei artist and professional chuunibyou) develop only after receiving Hitoya's guidance. Hitoya is a fundamental part of Jyushi's world.
Jyushi's beloved grandmother is murdered in a hit-and-run orchestrated by Jyushi's bullies. Unable to bear the grief, he visits Amaguni Law with evidence of the crime but is unable to meet Hitoya face-to-face. He instead heads to the roof of a nearby building, leaving only a video of the crime and a cryptic suicide note at the reception desk.
The receptionist urgently relays the message to Hitoya, who bolts out of the office in search of Jyushi.
Barely catching Jyushi in time, Hitoya desperately begs Jyushi not to kill himself. He opens up about his past, revealing that his brother was a victim of bullying and ultimately hanged himself as a result. Hitoya says while he doesn’t understand what Jyushi is feeling, he knows what it’s like to be the one left behind. Images of Jyushi's parents flash through his mind and he hesitates. Hitoya reaches out to him, and Jyushi takes his hand.
As Jyushi clings to Hitoya and bursts into tears, Hitoya solemnly vows to punish the perpetrators.
A.R.B. has a feature where the dwelling of each character accompanies unique voice lines related to their daily lives and personality traits.
"I wonder if Hitoya-san is out there helping someone right now. He truly is a man worthy of respect."
"Hitoya-san saved my life. I would do anything for him."
(During the in-game day) "I wanna hang out with Hitoya-san. I should text him..."
(During the in-game evening) "Hitoya-san... hasn't texted me back yet... ugh... waaah...!"
(During the in-game night) "Hitoya-san texted me back!"
"Hitoya-san saved me. He's really important to me. I want us to be friends forever!"
Jyushi also calls Hitoya "my god" (in English).
(During the in-game afternoon) "I should get somethin' to eat... Oh shit, Jyushi texted me seventeen times."
(During the in-game evening) "Well, that wraps up work for today... Huh? I have a missed call from Jyushi!"
"If that crybaby can get his act together, he'll grow into a fine young man. Lookin' forward to it."
"Come to think of it, Jyushi's stuffed animal mysteriously reappeared."
"Jyushi's music isn't really my style... Gimme somethin' with a little more edge."
Additionally, he repeats a few gruff lines from the drama track.
In Episode 2, Jyushi huffs and puffs, exhausted from making his way to Kuko's temple on foot. Hitoya is amazed at Jyushi's lack of stamina. The difference in their body types and physical strength is made evident.
In Episode 3, Jyushi gets motion sickness and Hitoya comforts him.
A collection of fujobait lyrics from official HypMic songs.