Kanchi is a young boy from a small, plague-stricken village and the son of Kokushi. When Boro and his Ōtsutsuki cult arrive claiming they can cure the sickness, the ailing child becomes the focus of his wary father's desperate hope.
Kanchi is shown as a young boy living in a small village.
The story reveals little of Kanchi's character. Laid low by the plague, he appears as a gravely ill child dependent on his father's care rather than someone who acts on his own.

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A deadly plague known as the Dark Cloud spreads through Kanchi's village and leaves him bedridden, with his father Kokushi tending to him. When Boro turns up with his Ōtsutsuki Cult, claiming they have come to save the villagers, Kokushi distrusts the outsiders. After Boro appears to heal Kokushi, the grateful father begs him to cure Kanchi as well.
Kanchi is a young boy from a small, plague stricken village and the son of Kokushi.
Kanchi is left bedridden by a deadly plague known as the Dark Cloud that spreads through his village.
Kanchi's father is Kokushi, who tends to him through his illness and is wary of the outsiders who arrive claiming they can help.
Boro arrives with his Ōtsutsuki Cult claiming they have come to save the villagers, including the ailing Kanchi, from the plague.
After Boro appears to heal Kokushi, the grateful father begs Boro to cure his son Kanchi as well.
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