Kaneda is a young boy from Karakura Town who shares a school with Yuzu and Karin Kurosaki. He turns up near the start of the series as one of the children whose gaming afternoon is upended when Kon, piloting Ichigo's body, comes barreling through.
A chubby boy with black hair, Kaneda has eyebrows shaped like little flags and a mouth drawn as a small ring.
Karin's rough reputation puts him off her entirely. Given the choice, he would sooner duck gym class and settle in for a round of games with his buddies Ino and Hashigami.
During the Agent of the Shinigami arc, Kaneda is gaming with Hashigami and Ino when the three grumble that Karin snaps at them over botched kicks in gym. Their session breaks off abruptly as Kon, wearing Ichigo's body, drops in and wrecks their console before dashing away. A gym teacher soon rounds on the boys, waves off their account of events, and orders them to tidy the mess. Midway through the cleanup a Hollow sets upon them, and Kon rushes back to their defense; bloodied at the shoulder, he screams at the panicked kids to flee, and they scatter in tears.
Kaneda is not really characterized as good or bad in Bleach. He is simply an ordinary schoolboy from Karakura Town who gets caught up in a Hollow attack and is protected by Kon.
Kaneda is a young student at Karakura South Primary School who shares a school with Yuzu and Karin Kurosaki and appears briefly during the Agent of the Shinigami arc.
Kaneda first appears in Bleach during the Agent of the Shinigami arc, playing video games with his friends when Kon, piloting Ichigo Kurosaki's body, bursts in and wrecks their console.
Kaneda's friends in Bleach are Hashigami and Ino, the two boys he games with at school.
When a Hollow attacks Kaneda and his friends, Kon rushes back to defend them and is wounded in the shoulder while screaming at the panicked boys to flee.
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