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	==Character History==		==Character History==
	===[[The Fix]]===		===[[The Fix]]===

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	===[[Company Man]]===		===[[Company Man]]===
	In 1992, Kaito meets with [[Thompson]], [[Claude Rains]], and [[Mr. Bennet]] on the [[Charles Deveaux's rooftop\|rooftop]] of the Deveaux Building. Seemingly the superior of the three men in [[the Company]], Kaito, cradling an [[Claire Bennet\|infant]], orders Bennet to raise the child as his own. Despite Bennet's wariness of taking the girl, Kaito insists, saying that when she manifests an ability, they will take her. Kaito then leaves with his son, Hiro, who is too young and too interested in his Game Boy to be aware of the importance of the events that just took place.		In 1992, Kaito meets with [[Thompson]], [[Claude Rains]], and [[Mr. Bennet]] on the [[Charles Deveaux's rooftop\|rooftop]] of the Deveaux Building. Seemingly the superior of the three men in [[the Company]], Kaito, cradling an [[Claire Bennet\|infant]], orders Bennet to raise the child as his own. Despite Bennet's wariness of taking the girl, Kaito insists, saying that when she manifests an ability, they will take her. Kaito then leaves with his son, Hiro, who is too young and too interested in [[Hiro's Game Boy\|his Game Boy]] to be aware of the importance of the events that just took place.

	===[[Landslide]]===		===[[Landslide]]===

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	As Hiro and Kaito run out of [[Jittetsu Arms]], Kaito urges Hiro to forget [[Ando\|his friend]] and continue his mission. Hiro replies he can't and Kaito tells him that he would have already lost. Hiro tells his father that his whole life he has looked down on him with disappointment, but he proclaims that he will not abandon his friend. Kaito tells Hiro not to forget his legacy and gives him his sword; Hiro bows and [[Space-time manipulation\|teleport]]s away.		As Hiro and Kaito run out of [[Jittetsu Arms]], Kaito urges Hiro to forget [[Ando\|his friend]] and continue his mission. Hiro replies he can't and Kaito tells him that he would have already lost. Hiro tells his father that his whole life he has looked down on him with disappointment, but he proclaims that he will not abandon his friend. Kaito tells Hiro not to forget his legacy and gives him his sword; Hiro bows and [[Space-time manipulation\|teleport]]s away.

	===[[Graphic Novel:Heroism is Found in the Heart, Part 1]]===		===[[Graphic Novel:Heroism Is Found in the Heart, Part 1]]===
	After [[Ando]] is [[Space-time manipulation\|teleport]]ed to [[Yamagato]], Kaito informs him that his position has been filled and that he can take [[Hiro]]'s old post. When Ando asks about Hiro's return, Kaito says that there is no need to cross a bridge before needed.		After [[Ando]] is [[Space-time manipulation\|teleport]]ed to [[Yamagato]], Kaito informs him that his position has been filled and that he can take [[Hiro]]'s old post. When Ando asks about Hiro's return, Kaito says that there is no need to cross a bridge before needed.

	===[[Graphic Novel:Heroism is Found in the Heart, Part 2]]===		===[[Graphic Novel:Heroism Is Found in the Heart, Part 2]]===
	Kaito, brandishing a sword, frightens off [[Fumio Fukazawa]] and his [[biker gang]]. However, Kaito is impressed with [[Ando]] for protecting [[Kimiko]], and wishes that he enjoy his "moment in the sun".		Kaito, brandishing a sword, frightens off [[Fumio Fukazawa]] and his [[biker gang]]. However, Kaito is impressed with [[Ando]] for protecting [[Kimiko]], and wishes that he enjoy his "moment in the sun".
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imported>Irony: New page: {{season archive|season=One}} ==Character History== ===The Fix=== After abducting Hiro and Ando, Kaito's assistant opens the door of a sedan and Kaito steps out. ===[[Dist...

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New page: {{season archive|season=One}} ==Character History== ===The Fix=== After abducting Hiro and Ando, Kaito's assistant opens the door of a sedan and Kaito steps out. ===[[Dist...

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{{season archive|season=One}}
==Character History==
===[[The Fix]]===
After abducting [[Hiro]] and [[Ando]], [[Kaito's assistant]] opens the door of a sedan and Kaito steps out.

===[[Distractions]]===
Kaito is adamant that Hiro should return home and work within the [[family]] [[Yamagato Industries|business]]. He says he will make Hiro executive vice president, and then rips up the [[painting]] of [[Hiro and the dinosaur]] to show what he thinks of Hiro's own plans. Kaito finally and unwillingly relents after he is convinced that [[Kimiko Nakamura|Hiro's sister]] is much more suited to take over after him.

===[[Company Man]]===
In 1992, Kaito meets with [[Thompson]], [[Claude Rains]], and [[Mr. Bennet]] on the [[Charles Deveaux's rooftop|rooftop]] of the Deveaux Building. Seemingly the superior of the three men in [[the Company]], Kaito, cradling an [[Claire Bennet|infant]], orders Bennet to raise the child as his own. Despite Bennet's wariness of taking the girl, Kaito insists, saying that when she manifests an ability, they will take her. Kaito then leaves with his son, Hiro, who is too young and too interested in his Game Boy to be aware of the importance of the events that just took place.

===[[Landslide]]===
When [[Hiro]] and [[Ando]] visit [[Mr. Claremont]]'s [[Jittetsu Arms|shop]] to get [[the sword]] fixed, Kaito appears. He tells Hiro that he did not return to [[Japan]] and instead stayed behind to observe Hiro. He reveals knowledge of [[Space-time manipulation|Hiro's power]] and quest to save the world, as well as hinting that he too was once part of a group that worked for that same goal. Believing Hiro to be ready, he teaches Hiro swordfighting skills. While instructing Hiro, Kaito recounts to him how he, Kaito, used to tell Hiro the [[Kensei and the Dragon|story]] of [[Takezo Kensei]] and the [[dragon]], further strengthening his son's resolve. Later he praises Hiro for learning quickly. When Hiro realizes Ando has left by himself to kill [[Sylar]], Kaito tells him that Ando will [[death|die]].

===[[How to Stop an Exploding Man]]===
As Hiro and Kaito run out of [[Jittetsu Arms]], Kaito urges Hiro to forget [[Ando|his friend]] and continue his mission. Hiro replies he can't and Kaito tells him that he would have already lost. Hiro tells his father that his whole life he has looked down on him with disappointment, but he proclaims that he will not abandon his friend. Kaito tells Hiro not to forget his legacy and gives him his sword; Hiro bows and [[Space-time manipulation|teleport]]s away.

===[[Graphic Novel:Heroism is Found in the Heart, Part 1]]===
After [[Ando]] is [[Space-time manipulation|teleport]]ed to [[Yamagato]], Kaito informs him that his position has been filled and that he can take [[Hiro]]'s old post. When Ando asks about Hiro's return, Kaito says that there is no need to cross a bridge before needed.

===[[Graphic Novel:Heroism is Found in the Heart, Part 2]]===
Kaito, brandishing a sword, frightens off [[Fumio Fukazawa]] and his [[biker gang]]. However, Kaito is impressed with [[Ando]] for protecting [[Kimiko]], and wishes that he enjoy his "moment in the sun".
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