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Jinta Hanakari

Character

Jinta Hanakari is one of the young workers at the Urahara Shop, a brash, red-haired boy who swings an oversized iron club. Quick to slack off and torment his partner Ururu Tsumugiya, he still stands at her side whenever danger reaches Karakura Town.

English Voice: Jeannie Elias / Ben Diskin
Japanese Voice: Takako Honda
Height: 126 cm
Birthday: April 4
Race: Modified Soul
First Appearance (Manga): Chapter 13: BAD STANDARD
Squad & Affiliations: Urahara Shop
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Appearance

Jinta is a small boy with red hair, dressed in a white Urahara Shop tee and turned-up blue three-quarter trousers. Seventeen months after Aizen's fall he looks noticeably older, slicking his hair straight back and switching to a sleeveless blue shirt edged in white with grey pants worn down instead of cuffed.

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Personality

Hired to handle chores such as sweeping the storefront, Jinta usually dodges the work to daydream about baseball or soccer, dumping most of it onto Ururu Tsumugiya and bullying her, yet he plainly cares for her and sits quietly nearby while she is healed. Sharper than his age would suggest but still childish, he loves branding Renji Abarai a freeloader, denies Ururu's claim that he only cleans out of fear of Tessai, and nurses a crush on Yuzu Kurosaki, whom he calls The Goddess and whose every gift he treats as sacred.

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History

When Rukia Kuchiki first drops by the shop, Jinta greets her with his usual attitude, and he later joins Urahara's crew to recover the Mod-Soul Kon from Ichigo's body. He tags along to Don Kanonji's Karakura broadcast and needles Ichigo throughout the training in the shop's underground shaft, taunting the bound teen about the hunger that warns of Hollowfication. Impressed by his strength, neighborhood kids draft him for a soccer match, and during Ichigo's absence he enlists in Don Kanonji's Karakura Superheroes as Karakura Red, slaying Hollows to guard the town.

When the Arrancar strike, Jinta watches Ururu slip into her Genocide Mode against Yylfordt Granz, catches her when she is flung through the air, and lands blows on the Arrancar with his kanabō to no effect before Renji's Bankai shields the pair. In the years after Aizen's defeat he keeps working the shop, chasing off children who play baseball out front or copy his signature move, the Jinta Home Run.

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Frequently Asked Questions

Who is Jinta Hanakari's love interest?

Jinta Hanakari nurses a crush on Yuzu Kurosaki, whom he calls The Goddess and whose every gift he treats as sacred.

Who is Jinta Hanakari?

Jinta Hanakari is one of the young workers at the Urahara Shop, a brash, red-haired boy who swings an oversized iron club and often teases his partner Ururu Tsumugiya.

Are Ururu and Jinta Urahara's kids?

No, Jinta Hanakari and Ururu Tsumugiya are Modified Souls employed as workers at the Urahara Shop, not stated to be Kisuke Urahara's biological children.

What weapon does Jinta Hanakari use?

Jinta Hanakari fights with Muteki Tekkon, an oversized iron kanabo club that makes him a specialist in blunt-weapon combat.

What is Jinta Hanakari's relationship with Ururu Tsumugiya?

Jinta Hanakari is Ururu Tsumugiya's partner at the Urahara Shop; he dumps chores on her and bullies her, yet plainly cares for her and stays quietly by her side while she is healed.

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