Masayoshi Sureiya

* True self
* In disguise

**Masayoshi Sureiya (Also known as Don Hunt)** (1976-2025) was a recurring character, being a suspect in the murder investigation of samurai museum manager Robin Fyre in B2S8C11 (Case #11 of The Doodle Book II: Season 8), before killing arrested killer Karen Sloan in B2S8C14 (Case #14 of The Doodle Book II: Season 8). Masayoshi was later a suspect in the murder investigations of Coyote News CEO Leonardo Lé Coleman in B2S8C20 (Case #20 of The Doodle Book II: Season 8), former CIA agent Zane Salty in B2S8C21 (Case #21 of The Doodle Book II: Season 8), Russian president Bolshakov Iosif in B2S8C22 (Case #22 of The Doodle Book II: Season 8), Russian spy Rosina Timofeyevna in B2S8C24 (Case #24 of The Doodle Book II: Season 8), New World member Gilbert Miller and Japanese mob member Ushijima Taro in B2S8C25 (Case #25 of The Doodle Book II: Season 8), and CIA head and New World member Tasha Rondi in B2S8C30 (Case #30 of The Doodle Book II: Season 8).

In The Doodle Book II: Season 9, Masayoshi faked his murder in B2S9C14 (Case #14 of The Doodle Book II: Season 9), before killing Russian president Nil Iosif in B2S9C25 (Case #25 of The Doodle Book II: Season 9). Masayoshi was later a suspect in the murder investigation of New World member Grant Terry and killed his son, former partner Vincent Sureiya in B2S9C28 (Case #28 of The Doodle Book II: Season 9) and was a suspect in the murder investigation of New World leader Jenny Wood in B2S9C30 (Case #30 of The Doodle Book II: Season 9).

In The Doodle Book II: Season 11, Masayoshi was a suspect in the murder investigations of famous actor Larry Whithead in B2S11C7 (Case #7 of The Doodle Book II: Season 11), Truths member Kristeen Heller in B2S11C10 (Case #10 of The Doodle Book II: Season 11), guard Cole Pittman in B2S11C29 (Case #29 of The Doodle Book II: Season 11), New World leader Jakob Goldblatt in B2S11C30 (Case #30 of The Doodle Book II: Season 11), and asylum patient and former asylum orderly Brady Quinn in B2S11C34 (Case #34 of The Doodle Book II: Season 11), before being murdered in B2S11C35 (Case #35 of The Doodle Book II: Season 11).

## Description

Masayoshi was the 49-year-old chairman for the Yakuza, a Japanese hitman, and a former New World member who was the husband of Rose Sureiya and killed the late arrested killer Karen Sloan, the late Russian president Nil Iosif, and his son, the late former partner and New World member Vincent Sureiya and was killed by flag dancer Lai Delan.

## Case Appearances

* B2S8C11 (Case #11 of The Doodle Book II: Season 8)
* B2S8C14 (Case #14 of The Doodle Book II: Season 8)
* B2S8C20 (Case #20 of The Doodle Book II: Season 8)
* B2S8C21 (Case #21 of The Doodle Book II: Season 8)
* B2S8C22 (Case #22 of The Doodle Book II: Season 8)
* B2S8C24 (Case #24 of The Doodle Book II: Season 8)
* B2S8C25 (Case #25 of The Doodle Book II: Season 8)
* B2S8C30 (Case #30 of The Doodle Book II: Season 8)
* B2S9C14 (Case #14 of The Doodle Book II: Season 9)
* B2S9C25 (Case #25 of The Doodle Book II: Season 9)
* B2S9C28 (Case #28 of The Doodle Book II: Season 9)
* B2S9C30 (Case #30 of The Doodle Book II: Season 9)
* B2S11C7 (Case #7 of The Doodle Book II: Season 11)
* B2S11C10 (Case #10 of The Doodle Book II: Season 11)
* B2S11C29 (Case #29 of The Doodle Book II: Season 11)
* B2S11C30 (Case #30 of The Doodle Book II: Season 11)
* B2S11C34 (Case #34 of The Doodle Book II: Season 11)
* B2S11C35 (Case #35 of The Doodle Book II: Season 11)

## Trivia

* Masayoshi was a suspect in sixteen different cases.
* Masayoshi appeared in four different districts in The Doodle Book II: Season 8.
* Masayoshi appeared in three different districts in The Doodle Book II: Season 9.
* Masayoshi appeared in three different districts in The Doodle Book II: Season 11.
* Masayoshi appeared in three different seasons.

## Murders Committed

* Karen Sloan † (Shot in the head during her court hearing)
* Nil Iosif † (Pushed off of the tallest skyscraper of Uzibibi)
* Vincent Sureiya † (Shot in the head after killing Grant Terry)