
Character profile
Hisoka Morow
ヒソカ・モロウ
Hisoka Morow is a main character in Hunter x Hunter (2011) (2011). This page lists 7 anime and 2 manga, voiced by Hiroki Takahashi (JAPANESE) and Nestor Chiesse (PORTUGUESE).
About Hisoka Morow
Notorious for his cruel and deceitful fighting ability, Hisoka has proven to be deadly. His deviousness and volatility have caused many opponents to have difficulty anticipating his next move, and this has led to him winning many battles. Using Shu powered poker cards as his primary weapon, he throws them with ease and deadly accuracy. He is very intrigued by Gon and the potential this young boy has to become an adept and powerful adversary. Hisoka, ever looking for a strong opponent, is willing to aid, or at least not defeat prematurely, someone that could develop into a future opponent.
- Gender
- Male
- Age
- 28
- Birthday
- June 6
- Blood type
- B
- Height
- 187 cm
- Also known as
- Hisoka Morou, The Magician, Grim Reaper
Who is Hisoka Morow?
Most fans meet Hisoka Morow in Hunter x Hunter, where they are a supporting character. So far, Hisoka Morow shows up in seven anime and two manga. Other names: Hisoka Moro, The Magician, and Grim Reaper.
Voices and appearances
Hiroki Takahashi voices Hisoka Morow in the original Japanese. In English, the role goes to Keith Silverstein. You can also find them in Hunter x Hunter, Hunter x Hunter: Phantom Rouge, and Hunter x Hunter: The Last Mission.
FAQ
What anime is Hisoka Morow in?
Hunter x Hunter (2011), Hunter x Hunter, and Hunter x Hunter: Phantom Rouge, among others.
Who voices Hisoka Morow in English?
Keith Silverstein.
Who is Hisoka Morow's Japanese voice actor?
Hiroki Takahashi.
Anime appearances
Series, films and specials featuring this character.
Main characterHunter x Hunter (2011)
TV series · 2011
SupportingHunter x Hunter
TV series · 1999
SupportingHunter x Hunter: Phantom Rouge
Movie · 2013
SupportingHunter x Hunter: The Last Mission
Movie · 2013
SupportingHUNTER×HUNTER: Greed Island
OVA · 2003
SupportingHunter x Hunter: Yorknew City
OVA · 2002
SupportingHUNTER×HUNTER: Greed Island Final
OVA · 2004
Manga appearances
Manga, light novels and webtoons featuring this character.
Voices behind the character
Voice actors across languages.



















