Tohru Adachi

Tohru Adachi was a Japanese-American actor and domestic terrorist. He is best remembered for being a staunch supporter of the Ryoma Hoshi Border Patrol movement as well as Donald Trump. He is also a small business owner and former employee of Morshu.

Small Business
Before taking part in the Ryoma Hoshi Border Patrol, Adachi supported himself by owning a small barbershop. Despite staying opened during the pandemic, he was eventually forced to close down. Adachi then bore his trademark "Forced to Comply" mask from that point on. Down on his luck, Adachi joined the workforce as a busboy at Crazy Morshu's Bar and Grill.

Political Activism
After meeting and speaking to Morshu, Adachi joined the Ryoma Hoshi Border Patrol and starred in a few promotional images. Afterwards, Adachi became an outspoken supporter for voter fraud, gun rights, and Donald Trump. Later, he participated in the 2021 Capitol Hill raid. He was one of the members of Ryoma Hoshi Border Patrol that escaped the riots and went into hiding.

Return to Crazy Morshu's Bar and Grill
After the riots, Adachi and Morshu returned to their restaurant, which remained open until 12 o'clock on Inauguration Day. As Joe Biden was sworn in, Morshu and Adachi committed suicide together. Their legacies are intertwined as members of the Ryoma Hoshi Border Patrol movement. Adachi left behind all of his belongings to the Ryoma Hoshi Border Patrol Fund, helping to support his movement after death.