Radin Tidat Jihan made his first appearance in Battle 176. At the age of 18, he is classified as Sei and Satsujin Ken, with a Yomi symbol representing King. He practices Pencak Silat. Jihan was once a member of Yomi, a disciple of Silcardo Jenazad, and is the older brother of Radin Tidat Lona. As the Crown Prince of Tidat, a fictional country located within the Indonesian Archipelago, Jihan enjoys royal status.
Jihan is a handsome young man with dark skin and long wavy black hair tied at the back. Typically dressed in traditional Tidat attire, which wraps around his body like cloth and includes a decorative sash around his upper body, he also adorns himself with royal jewelry to signify his royalty. During his fight with Kenichi, he was seen barefooted.
Little is known about Jihan's past except that he grew up in luxury within a palace. The people of his country always let him win, bowing their heads either in respect or fear. Despite trying to be fair, his awareness of his high status led to his current royalist personality.
Acting in an aristocratic manner due to his royal upbringing, Jihan despises revolutionists. He claims that 99.9% of the world’s population consists of worthless commoners, while ranking himself and surprisingly Miu (granddaughter of the Invincible Superman) as the 0.1% who will achieve royalty and rule over others.
Jihan has many followers concerned for his safety but often uses them merely for attacks or distractions during fights. Nevertheless, he genuinely cares for some servants, particularly his youngest maid, Sham. He sees Kenichi as a revolutionist fighting against his destiny as a commoner.
Interestingly, Jihan prioritizes loyalty to his master and the Satsujin Ken cause over his own royalty, planning to kill Miu as a Katsujin Ken practitioner rather than preserving her. His defeat by Kenichi softened his demeanor somewhat, making him more caring and less arrogant, acknowledging Kenichi’s skills. Although he still occasionally calls Kenichi a commoner, he apologized for his rudeness, prompting Kenichi to notice he had "grown up" a little.
Jihan is immensely prideful, refusing help from outsiders or commoners. This pride nearly cost him his life when facing his master Jenazad and when refusing Kenichi’s help during an avalanche. After being defeated and working for the man who showed him mercy, Jihan became more respectful and caring, understanding debts owed to others.
He deeply cares for his younger sister, feeling burdened by her hardships. He also cares for his people, stopping conflicts and preventing Colonel Gaja from shooting himself. Even though Jenazad tried to kill him, Jihan mourned his death, respecting him as a master and father figure.
