Death & Status Tracker

Among the five royal guards killed in the suite on the voyage's first night — the same silent method later used on Barrigen in front of the class.

Filed with the other Silent Majority casualties; no in-world resolution.

Strangled in her quarters while her assigned guard slept. The reader glimpses the act; in-world, the case never closes.

Justice Bureau inquiry opened and stalled; the guards' testimony conflicts and no faction pressed for answers.

Drained mid-class by Silent Majority's four snakes — eleven seconds to empty a body of blood — after the possessed Loberry's outcry pulled every eye exactly where the killer wanted them.

Loberry was detained as the visible suspect while Cleapatro's investigator observed for 72 hours; the class understood she was a puppet, but the operating user was never identified.

Shot Camilla dead when she advanced on his gun — and was scooped up and crushed by Cat's Name, the counteractive revival beast his kill triggered. His last act was touching the prince, completing Secret Window's plant.

Officially Musse is merely 'missing': Camilla's guards incinerated his belongings, her captain claimed self-defense in court, and Cleapatro confined both princes pending his discovery (ch 376) — a search that can never succeed.

Died in the passage space during the twins' escape, covering Fugetsu's crossing. The exact agent of death is only partially shown; the ship's record lists her as missing.

None in-world — officially she is unaccounted for; only Fugetsu and the reader know.

Assassinated in his bed by Yushohi's Stand by Me stinger ball, one day after Rihan's Predator devoured his devotion-smoke beast and left him unguarded. Publicly his absence from the banquet was 'illness'.

None in-world beyond the cover story; Tubeppa independently deduced the death from his banquet no-show (ch 388), and the burial chamber's lit Flame of Life quietly confirms it (ch 413).

Sumidori's soul — awake inside Shikaku's body since the arrow swapped them — walked to Luzurus's door, shouted 'Long live First Prince Benjamin!', and shot the body in the head: Halkenburg's deliberate experiment to map what body-death does to swapped souls. The soul inside died; Shikaku's own mind sleeps on in Sumidori's abandoned body.

Benjamin's camp spent chapters 388–389 reverse-engineering the suicide; Benjamin only assembled the full mind-swap explanation in ch 413.

Body death by TSK-17: Balsamilco carried the nerve-agent vial into the courthouse to erase him, but Halkenburg's arrow swapped their minds first — so the prince, wearing Balsamilco's body, administered the poison to his own flesh and managed the 'stomach flu' cover story himself. His body died in hospital in the early hours of Day 12; his soul did not.

Publicly announced as death by sudden illness with a state funeral; Kurapika privately concluded assassination (ch 411); the burial chamber told the real story — his Flame of Life never lit, and Nasubi declared him 'still fighting' (ch 413).

Neck expertly twisted and broken after her truth-punch exposed the 'Hisoka' she'd found as a fake. Bonolenov, protecting Chrollo's decoy scheme, killed her, wore her shape to dismiss Zakuro, and left the body for a patrol to find.

Soldiers wrote it off as a Heil-Ly hit; Hinrigh and Zakuro reasoned their way to 'someone impersonating Hisoka killed her' (ch 406) and swore revenge without naming the Troupe.