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Kamui Shirou
The protagonist of X, Kamui Shirou is a powerful esper whose destiny to decide whether the world should be destroyed so it may be reborn without humanity or save the world so humanity can continue to live in its current state. In Kamui's childhood, he lived in Tokyo, across the street from the Togakushi Jinja. At the age of nine, Kamui left Tokyo with his mother Tooru and moved to Okinawa. Upon his return, Kamui appears cold, ruthless, and unsympathetic but this is an act to drive Kotori and Fuma away in an attempt to protect them. Kamui's goal is to retrieve the Shinken from the Togakushi Jinja and leave Tokyo as quickly as possible. Kamui comes into contact with Daisuke, Arashi, and Hinoto in quite abrasive manners, resulting in several pitched battles. After Sorata's and Yuzuriha's respective arrivals, Kamui's violent behavior is tempered by their friendly demeanors. Kamui ultimately chooses his destiny as one of the Dragons of Heaven, forcing Fuma to join with the Dragons of Earth. After Kotori's death and Fuuma's disastrous awakening as the other Kamui, he falls into a state of catatonia, directly paralleling Subaru's own experience during Tokyo Babylon. Kamui has stated that his wish is to protect Fuuma and to return him to his former self at all costs—even if he has to injure Fuuma in order to accomplish this goal. In the TV series he achieves his goal, though it cost him his own life, whereas in the movie Kamui decapitates Fuuma, and remains the only character who stayed alive. An alternate version of Kamui makes an appearance in CLAMP's crossover series, Tsubasa: Reservoir Chronicle, as one of the vampire twins Seishiro is after. In Tsubasa Reservoir Chronicle: Tokyo Revelation, he is voiced by Mamoru Miyano. In the X Tarot set, he represents The Magician. Voiced by: Tomokazu Seki (Japanese) in the feature film. Voiced by: Kenichi Suzumura (Japanese) in the TV series. [From wikipedia.org] |
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