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Konoka Suzunami

Character

Konoka Suzunami is a character exclusive to Bleach: The 3rd Phantom and the elder sister of Seigen Suzunami, a former Fifth Division captain. Blessed with a rare pattern of spiritual energy, she wields the draining mirror Shisuikyō and dies turning it against the invader Arturo Plateado.

English Voice: Cindy Robinson
Japanese Voice: Sayaka Ohara
Race: Soul
Status: Deceased
First Appearance (Game): Bleach: The 3rd Phantom
Squad & Affiliations: Soul Society
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Appearance

Konoka sweeps her long red hair to one side, letting only the right portion of her bangs fall across her forehead, and pins a flower-shaped clip near her right shoulder. Her eyes are a deep green. She dresses in a soft pink kimono gathered at the waist by a red sash.

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Personality

Born to nobility yet gentle by nature, Konoka warmed quickly to Fujimaru and Matsuri once they joined the household, sharing easy laughter with them. Her bond with her brother Seigen ran especially deep, and losing her would leave him devastated.

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History

When a Hollow set upon the young Kudō twins, Seigen rescued them and carried them home, where Konoka mended their wounds before the siblings were adopted into the family and grew up to serve the Gotei 13. Years later, as Arturo Plateado ravaged Soul Society, Konoka turned the Shisuikyō on him to siphon away his power; the mirror drained her own life as well, and her death tore open an anomaly that swallowed the twins, Seigen, and Arturo alike.

Left without a body of her own afterward, Konoka's spirit lodged within a girl named Shiyo and lay dormant as Shiyo drifted into the Human World. She surfaces to calm her rampaging brother, now warped into a monster, but Sōsuke Aizen seizes the Shisuikyō and uses Seigen to disrupt the cycle of souls. After Fujimaru, Matsuri, and their allies at last defeat Seigen's monstrous form, brother and sister are reunited; together they bid the twins farewell and spend the last of their strength returning the group to Soul Society.

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Frequently Asked Questions

Who is Konoka Suzunami in Bleach: The 3rd Phantom?

Konoka Suzunami is a character exclusive to Bleach: The 3rd Phantom, the elder sister of former Fifth Division captain Seigen Suzunami. She wields a rare draining mirror called the Shisuikyo and cares for the adopted Kudo twins, Fujimaru and Matsuri.

What weapon does Konoka Suzunami wield?

Konoka Suzunami wields the Shisuikyo, a mirror that drains the spiritual power of anyone it strikes. She turns it against the invader Arturo Plateado, though the technique costs her own life as well.

How does Konoka Suzunami die?

Konoka Suzunami dies using the Shisuikyo to siphon power from Arturo Plateado as he ravages Soul Society. The mirror drains her own life in the process, and her death tears open an anomaly that swallows the Kudo twins, Seigen, and Arturo.

What happens to Konoka Suzunami's spirit after she dies?

After her death, Konoka Suzunami's spirit lodges dormant inside a girl named Shiyo, who drifts into the Human World. She later surfaces to calm her brother Seigen after he is warped into a monstrous form.

How is Konoka Suzunami related to Fujimaru and Matsuri Kudo?

Konoka Suzunami is the adoptive aunt of the twins Fujimaru and Matsuri Kudo, who were taken in by her family after her brother Seigen rescued them from a Hollow. She mended their wounds as children and shared a warm bond with them.

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