Kenpachi attaches the bells to his hair himself, which takes a while to accomplish. Since then, Kenpachi has greatly disliked the lieutenant. He once tried a hair treatment recommended by 1st Division Lieutenant Chōjirō Sasakibe, but his hair became too silky and was impossible to set for a while. He enjoys doing so because it is easy for him to set his hair to his preferred style. During these baths, he usually washes his hair with soap, making it stiff. Kenpachi's unique hairstyle is partly due to his habit of taking a bath every day before going to sleep, which is a necessity to him due to his strong perspiration. He also takes his title as Kenpachi seriously, telling Gremmy Thoumeaux that there is nothing the latter can create that he cannot cut because the power his title implies is not to be taken lightly. However, he will unhesitatingly kill his opponent if they refuse to end their fight, such as during his battles with Kaname Tōsen and Nnoitra Gilga. Despite his tendency to be brutal, Kenpachi usually stops a fight if his opponent is too injured to fight back, claiming he is not interested in fighting 'weaklings who can't fight anymore', and he does not feel obligated to deal a death blow to anyone who cannot fight any longer. He claims injury and death are nothing but the price one pays for a good fight. He even holds back in an effort to make any fight last longer. Kenpachi lives for battle, and enjoys a good fight more than anything. PersonalityĪlthough he is known to be a violent fighter, Kenpachi's actions tend to be for the best. The eyepatch is black with a grey outline.

His eyepatch's design has changed again, as it is now a single piece covering his right eye. Later, he removed the choker and gave his eyepatch normal straps.ġ7 months after Aizen's defeat, Kenpachi's hair has grown out past his shoulders. During his first battle with Ichigo, the eyepatch is more elegant, having a gold-like lining and a chain as one of the straps.

He styles his hair into stiff strands during his baths, attaching small bells at its tips, and wears a special black eyepatch over his right eye. In addition to the standard Shinigami uniform, he wears white bandages across his midsection and a sleeveless captain's haori (which belonged to the previous captain and was taken after his defeat), which has a ragged look to it. A noticeable trait in his appearance is a long, thin scar running down the left side of his face and across his left eye, inflicted on him by Retsu Unohana while he was still a child. He has green eyes and long, stringy black hair. He has a long face with pronounced cheekbones, and pronounced, hairless brow ridges. A few auto-clue cards such as Lesson Learned and Scene of the Crime can take some pressure off your seeker while they deal with a weakness of bad treachery.Kenpachi is a tall, muscular Shinigami with a wild and aggressive appearance, which fits his personality. Just because you're playing guardian doesn't mean you should ignore clues. If that changes (maybe you want a ridiculous ally such as Agency Backup) then look at Stand Together and maybe grab an Ever Vigilant to stuff under your Stick to the Plan. Guardians are notoriously strapped for cash so typically want some resource generation, however, I suspect that Cho can get by OK with just his default pennies given that he appears to only want to spend about 1 card and average 1 resource per turn. Later in a campaign you will find that 5-6 strength doesn't always cut it so you will want to find a boost from somewhere ( Ace of Swords, Keen Eye, big guns, there are quite a few). I would say that any multiplayer guardian worth his salt wants to strongly consider Safeguard (2) because it lets you pick up enemies instead of the moving investigator. I assume that you're playing in multiplayer because you are using 'Let me handle this!'.

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