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Harutoki Ide

Character

Harutoki Ide is a Karakura Town local who runs with Yasutora Sado's small circle of friends. An ordinary human without spiritual awareness, he surfaces in early Bleach around the running joke of a cursed cockatiel and later shares screen time as Sado becomes the target of Hollows he cannot perceive.

English Voice: Steve Staley
Japanese Voice: Wataru Hatano
Race: Human
First Appearance (Manga): Chapter 7: The Pink Cheeked Parakeet
First Appearance (Anime): Episode 4: Cursed Parakeet
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Personality

Harutoki keeps company with Yasutora Sado and their mutual friend Gitano, drifting through Karakura Town in their easygoing little group. He is quick to hand his troubles to someone else: on learning that the cockatiel he has taken in is cursed and blamed for the grim fates of its former keepers, his first instinct is to foist the bird onto his friends rather than keep it himself.

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History

During Bleach's opening arc, Harutoki brings the cursed cockatiel to Gitano and Sado. Gitano wants nothing to do with it, having already heard the stories, and warns Sado in turn. A steel girder then slips loose from a construction site overhead, and Sado shields the group by taking the falling beam across his shoulders. The bird speaks up to thank him, startling both Harutoki and Gitano with its evident intelligence.

Some weeks later the three head out for lunch together, unaware that a Hollow named Bulbous G has come hunting Sado. Realizing he alone is the quarry, Sado bolts to lead the creature away while Harutoki and Gitano call after him, blind to the danger. During the Arrancar arc he is seen once more simply passing time around town with the same companions.

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Abilities

Harutoki is an ordinary human with no spiritual power. He cannot see Hollows, which is why the threat of Bulbous G passed him by entirely and why Sado had to draw the monster off on his own.

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Frequently Asked Questions

Who is Harutoki Ide in Bleach?

Harutoki Ide is an ordinary human from Karakura Town who runs with Yasutora Sado's small circle of friends, first appearing around a running joke about a cursed cockatiel in Bleach's opening arc.

Why couldn't Harutoki Ide see the Hollow hunting Sado?

Harutoki Ide has no spiritual power and cannot see Hollows, which is why the threat of the Hollow Bulbous G passed him by entirely while it stalked his friend Sado.

What is Harutoki Ide's connection to the cursed cockatiel?

Harutoki Ide brings home a cockatiel that turns out to be cursed and blamed for the grim fates of its previous keepers, and he quickly tries to foist it onto his friends Gitano and Sado rather than keep it himself.

Who are Harutoki Ide's friends?

Harutoki Ide's friends are Yasutora Sado and Gitano Shigeo, and the three drift together through Karakura Town.

What happens when a steel girder falls near Harutoki Ide?

When a steel girder slips loose from a construction site over Harutoki Ide and his friends, Sado shields the group by taking the falling beam across his shoulders, and the cursed cockatiel speaks up to thank him, startling Harutoki with its evident intelligence.

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