Katashi Ito

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Katashi Ito is a minor antagonist in HITMAN. He is a supporting antagonist in mission "Situs Inversus".

He is voiced by Oliver Cotton, who also played Ezra Berg in the game.

Role[]

The head morgue doctor at the GAMA private hospital, Ito at first seems like an eccentric but harmless man. However, he runs an organ trafficking operation. He received a "right-sided heart" from a Brazilian guttersnipe, but is reluctant to transfer into Soders, seeing it as as a waste to put it in an elderly man, and hopes to retrieve it after his death.

He had a neurochip implanted in his brain. Should 47 gain control of the chip, he will be able to send a burst of euphoria into Ito's mind, prompting him to dismiss the guards who are guarding the right-sided heart so that he could admire his "babies" (the organs inside the fridge). To gain access to the heart to destroy it, 47 can knock Ito out, or he could alter his mood and send him into a depression. Ito will then move a balcony and commit suicide by throwing himself to his death, unless 47 alters his mood again.

Ito had captured Interpol agent Carlton Smith, who was investigating him for organ trafficking, and imprisoned him in a freezer, planning to kill him and harvest his organs. By accessing a card on Akira Nakamura's desk or using a disposable scrambler, 47 will be able to free Smith, who will thank him with an all-access keycard.

Personality[]

Despite being an organ trafficker, Ito is a surprisingly personable and friendly man, even encouraging his assistant to take up a full-time job at GAMA. He is still a ruthless criminal willing to kill to cover up his crimes. He is a daring man willing to experiment on himself.

Trivia[]

The mission Shadows in the Water of HITMAN III confirms that Agent Smith canonically escaped captivity from GAMA.
Whether Director Akira Nakamura is aware of Ito's organ trafficking or not is unknown, although the keycard points to his guilt.

Villains

Protagonists
Agent 47 | Diana Burnwood

Freelancer
Syndicate Members | Syndicate Leaders