Motorcycle: Hisagi owns a functional motorcycle from the Human World, which he bought from Kisuke Urahara. Hisagi's motorcycle, as admired by Kūgo Ginjō and Shūkurō Tsukishima. Plot Bleach: Can't Fear Your Own World Equipment While Hisagi is confused, Tōsen taught him that if he wanted to embrace his pride as a Shinigami and protect the world, he must never cast away his fears, even when he eventually finds himself doubting everything he knows. While Hisagi believed that Tōsen would never become like that in any circumstances, Tōsen mused that he did not even know what the light and colors that constitute the world actually were and claimed that if this were to happen and he were to lose his fear and start feeling only hope and happiness, he would no longer be a warrior. Tōsen told Hisagi that denying one's fear and trying to cast it away would only turn those who do so into demons. However, Tōsen noted that while Hisagi certainly has fear in him, he cannot properly wield that fear, which Hisagi felt ashamed of. While Hisagi still feels ashamed, especially when Tōsen reveals that he lasted only half an hour, he also realized that he is one of the first people to experience Tōsen's recently unveiled Bankai, which Tōsen wanted to use to help Hisagi experience and confront his fears.
Hisagi tried to apologize for failing, but Tōsen assured him that his terror was nothing to be ashamed of as even he, in his blindness, would be paralyzed with fear should his hearing suddenly disappear. As Hisagi recuperated from both his terror and his lost senses, Tōsen calmed him by admitting that he underestimated how dangerous his Bankai would be for Hisagi. As the sheer sensory deprivation Hisagi experienced eventually caused him to frantically swing his sword around before collapsing and screaming, Tōsen immediately deactivated his Bankai, allowing all of Hisagi's senses to return at once.
At some point after Hisagi became Tōsen's subordinate, the latter trained Hisagi in a forest in the Rukongai in Soul Society by using his Bankai, Suzumushi Tsuishiki: Enma Kōrogi.
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