Hideyoshi Toyotomi

Hideyoshi is argumentative and irritable during his appearance at Senbokyo. Like the other historical ghosts, he is stripped of the grandeur associated with his historical reputation and instead participates in a chain of petty complaints.

He is also self-interested. When recruited into a dangerous confrontation, preserving himself matters more than loyalty to the people asking for his help.

As a ghost, Hideyoshi exists as one of the supernatural Stands inhabiting Senbokyo.

His historical identity associates him with military leadership, but the series does not establish a detailed individual set of combat techniques for his ghostly incarnation.

He can nevertheless participate in the supernatural events within the inn and interact directly with other spirits.

Hideyoshi appears among the historical ghosts staying at Senbokyo. Oda Nobunaga, Mitsuhide Akechi and other famous figures spend much of their appearance arguing rather than behaving like dignified historical legends.

When Sakata Gintoki and Rei rebel against Oiwa, they seek supernatural reinforcements from the famous spirits inhabiting the inn.

Hideyoshi, Nobunaga and Mitsuhide ultimately prove unreliable as allies, turning on Gintoki and Rei rather than risking themselves against Oiwa.

Oda Nobunaga is a fellow historical ghost residing at Senbokyo.

Mitsuhide Akechi is another historical ghost whose arguments form part of the chain of feuds among the inn's famous residents.

Sakata Gintoki and Rei recruit Hideyoshi during their attempt to oppose Oiwa.

Oiwa controls Senbokyo and becomes the opponent Hideyoshi and the other ghosts are asked to confront.