Shinigami Women's Association
CharacterAn organization of Shinigami women, drawn largely from the higher ranks of the Gotei 13, devoted to improving life for all soul reapers while bankrolling itself through assorted schemes and captain photo collections.
Overview
Made up mostly of high-ranking women from the Gotei 13, the club champions all manner of improvements for Shinigami everywhere. It first gathered in a plain conference room before carving out a hidden headquarters inside the Kuchiki Manor, much to Byakuya Kuchiki's displeasure. The estate even briefly housed a swimming pool of theirs, which Byakuya wiped out using Senbonzakura.
Role
Between leisure and fundraising, the members craft items meant to benefit their peers, though Yachiru Kusajishi long held the deciding voice and tended to blow the club's money on toys and sweets for herself. Their ventures include an aptitude quiz and trading cards printed in Seireitei Communication, a soul-phone redesign, and Captain Photo Collections sold to raise cash. Backed by a 250,000 Kan budget, the largest of any club, they tower over the men's association and its meager 90,000 Kan.
Notable Members
Yoruichi Shihōin chairs the group, with Suì-Fēng as vice-chairwoman, Rangiku Matsumoto as president, and Nanao Ise as vice-president and chief spokeswoman, who frequently clashes with the men's club leader Tetsuzaemon Iba. The roster also counts Kiyone and Isane Kotetsu, Momo Hinamori, and Rukia Kuchiki. Among past figures are the late supervising chairwoman Retsu Unohana, former president Yachiru Kusajishi, and the late Nemu Kurotsuchi.
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Frequently Asked Questions
What is the Shinigami Women's Association in Bleach?
The Shinigami Women's Association is an organization of Shinigami women, drawn largely from the higher ranks of the Gotei 13, devoted to improving life for all soul reapers. It bankrolls itself through assorted schemes and captain photo collections.
Who is the leader of the Shinigami Women's Association?
Yoruichi Shihoin chairs the Shinigami Women's Association, with Sui-Feng as vice-chairwoman, Rangiku Matsumoto as president, and Nanao Ise as vice-president and chief spokeswoman. Nanao frequently clashes with the men's club leader Tetsuzaemon Iba.
Where is the Shinigami Women's Association headquarters?
The Shinigami Women's Association first gathered in a plain conference room before carving out a hidden headquarters inside the Kuchiki Manor, much to Byakuya Kuchiki's displeasure. The estate even briefly housed a swimming pool of theirs, which Byakuya wiped out using Senbonzakura.
How does the Shinigami Women's Association fund itself?
The Shinigami Women's Association runs on a 250,000 Kan budget, the largest of any club, towering over the men's association and its meager 90,000 Kan. Their ventures include an aptitude quiz, trading cards printed in Seireitei Communication, a soul-phone redesign, and Captain Photo Collections sold to raise cash.
Who controlled the Shinigami Women's Association's spending?
Within the Shinigami Women's Association, Yachiru Kusajishi long held the deciding voice on how funds were used. She tended to blow the club's money on toys and sweets for herself.
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