Afterwards, he found his relatives Kurozumi Orochi, Higurashi, and Semimaru and gladly began working with them to avenge their family's persecution and put Orochi in power. Kanjuro loved his parents and was devastated when they were killed. Like most other characters in the series, he has a unique Laughter Style: "Ka, ka, ka" After revealing his true loyalties, he switches to ore ( おれ, ore ?), an informal personal pronoun commonly used by men. Īs a Kozuki retainer, Kanjuro referred to himself with soregashi ( それがし, soregashi ?), an archaic personal pronoun used by samurai. Even worse, while the Red Scabbards held back on him due to their lingering camaraderie, he showed neither reciprocation nor gratitude as he sadistically created a painted clone of Oden to launch a brutal psychological attack against them, while taunting them of killing Momonosuke despite his own wounds. When Momonosuke tried to escape, Kanjuro brutally beat him to the point of unconsciousness and casually handed him over to Orochi and Kaidou, even referring to the boy as a mere brat, thereby ungratefully disregarding the kindness and care Oden and the child had showed him. He also taunted his former friend Kawamatsu by threatening to kill Hiyori, and mocked his former allies' attempted revolution. Before departing to Onigashima, he abducted Momonosuke and attacked the Kozuki samurais. Upon revealing his true nature, Kanjuro showed to be merciless and sadistic. He did not show remorse for his actions, even though they caused turmoil to their alliance and emotional pain to the other Nine Red Scabbards, particularly Kin'emon, for betraying their trust and friendship. Once Orochi ordered him to drop the charade and bring Momonosuke to Onigashima, Kanjuro did so without hesitation, revealing his true identity to those who thought of him as a comrade. ĭue to his complete loyalty to the Kurozumi Family, he did not develop any genuine attachment to the Kozuki Family despite all the moments they shared together. However, he quickly decided against such actions when Kin'emon told him not to. For instance, when he realized he put Usopp in danger, he stated he would cut open his own stomach as compensation. He can act overzealous with his emotions at times. He also fooled around during the escalade of Zunesha's leg and failed to realize that Bariete was falling towards him, hitting Kin'emon and him and making them fall off the elephant. However, there are times where he can act absent-minded, such as when he created a net for the citizens of Dressrosa to climb up the old King's Plateau, not knowing they were aiming to capture Usopp and King Riku. Kanjuro can also be calm and level headed, as he reprimanded Shinobu for being too rash in resolving unexpected setbacks. In his role as a Kozuki retainer, Kanjuro seems to act quite caring, since he suggested that they leave the island and devised a plan to do so. Kanjuro has thus played the role of a loyal retainer to the Kozuki Family so that he would eventually be killed with them. Due to his parents dying during the persecution of his family, Kanjuro wishes to avenge them and then die. His only pleasure is in becoming another person!Īccording to Orochi, due to Kanjuro being raised in the theatre, his main purpose in life is to act as someone else. Īs a retainer of the Kozuki Family, he bears the crest somewhere on his body. On his back Kanjuro carries a large brush which he keeps in readiness for use with his powers. He wears a traditional samurai outfit with a ribbon in the middle and zori for footwear.
He has bright long red hair down to the floor with the front hair sticking outward and down to his chest, with big lips and blush marks on his cheek in a similar manner to Bentham.
Kanjuro's appearance matches the stereotype of a traditional Kabuki performer.
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