Izuru Kira

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Izuru was outside his division on his way to a meeting of lieutenants to discuss a very important issue
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Despite the close friendship he shares with Momo Hinamori, Kira showed that his loyalty knows no bounds when it comes to defending his Captain from Momo's attack who was enraged by the apparent death of her own Captain. But despite this, he later calls himself a "monster" for being able to raise his sword against her. His loyalty to his division inspires him to great lengths in its defense such as when Makoto Kibune endangers the other members of the 3rd Division. His current Iduru personality differs greatly from his days at Shinō Academy where he was shown to be much happier and a bit arrogant after pointing out that Shūhei Hisagi had failed his entrance exam twice while Iduru passed at the top of his class giving him the idea that his talent was greater. Iduru enjoyed writing haiku and was also awarded for one of his works by Seireitei Communication, which reads: "The persimmon tree has borne fruit. Aaah, the persimmon tree has borne fruit." fruits again this year.” His dislike for dried persimmon (a major difference between him and his former captain) sheds some light on the background of the poem. His favorite food is Agar-agar, also called “Vegetable Jelly.” He also writes a serialized novel titled “I Want to Apologize to You.” It is published in Seireitei Communication and each new chapter begins with a haiku piece. He is also the author of “Kira Iduru’s Haiku Time.” He gets along well with his classmate Shūhei Hisagi, and in their spare time they participate in haiku lovers’ gatherings. Iduru also gives talks on poetry at Shinō Academy. He is also known to be an expert at playing “cat’s cradle.” Following his fight with Abirama Redder, Kira revealed that he hates fighting and only does so at the behest of his superiors. According to various omake, he is so obsessed with his former Captain that he even once proposed making fox-shaped cookies, which reminded him of Gin.