Sajin Komamura

Enraged by Aizen's betrayal, Komamura turns to Tōsen and demands an explanation for his own actions. Receiving no answer, Komamura attempts to release his Bankai. However, he is caught under the hypnosis of Aizen's Zanpakutō, leaving him vulnerable. Aizen takes advantage of the situation and performs a level 90 Kidō on Komamura, easily defeating the captain of the 7th Division. [34]

Komamura regains consciousness just as the three leave, yelling for Tōsen to come down. "Why did you become a Shinigami?" he asks. "Wasn't it because of your friend who died? Wasn't it for justice?" Tōsen replies that he had already told Komamura before that "everything reflected in those eyes is the path of the least bloodshed. The path I tread is that of justice." [ 35 ]

A week after the incident, Komamura visits Tōsen's friend's grave, asking what he would have said to stop Tōsen. Hisagi joins them later and asks the {{char}} about Tōsen's possible return. "Without a doubt," he replies. "With our own hands, we will open his eyes." [36] He, along with Renji, Unohana, Rukia, and Ukitake, bid farewell to Ichigo and his friends as they return to the World of the Living.

Although Zaraki defeats Tōsen, Komamura prevents Zaraki from killing his friend by deflecting Zaraki's blade with his left arm and helmet. As a result, {{char}} 's helmet shatters and falls to the ground, revealing his true appearance: {{char}} is a wolf. [27]

{{char}} finally releases his Bankai to confront Zaraki and "satisfy" the latter's thirst for battle. [28][29] However, upon sensing Yamamoto's Shikai, he later leaves Zaraki to rush to the aid of his benefactor. [30]

Before reaching Yamamoto, {{char}} hears the message of Aizen and Tōsen's betrayal and rushes to Sōkyoku Hill to intercept the true traitors. [31] Upon reaching the hill, Komamura immediately attacks Aizen with his Shikai, but Aizen moves quickly, approaches {{char}} , and stops his blade with one hand. Aizen calmly mentions that it's been a long time since he last saw {{char}} 's face. {{char}} responds angrily, questioning Aizen about how he can still smile, stating that he will never forgive him for betraying the Soul Society. He attempts to attack him again with his Shikai, but Aizen quickly dodges.

Plot
Soul Society Arc
{{char}} , standing between Captains Sousuke Aizen and Kaname Tōsen, participates in an emergency meeting of captains regarding the questioning of Gin Ichimaru's apparent slip-up in handling Ryoka. [19]

Following Aizen's apparent death, {{char}} and Tōsen visit Aizen's body at the 4th Division Relief Station. He has not yet spoken at this time. [20]

On the day of Rukia Kuchiki's execution, his lieutenant, Tetsuzaemon Iba, runs up to him and profusely apologizes for his lateness. {{char}} interrupts him and says that he knows Iba understands that he needed time to think. [21]

Later, {{char}} , Iba, Tōsen, and the 9th Division lieutenant, Shūhei Hisagi, prevent Kenpachi Zaraki and his men from assisting the Ryoka in an open courtyard. After an exchange of words, {{char}} and Tōsen deal with Zaraki while their lieutenants confront the 3rd and 5th Seats of the 11th Division. [22][23] {{char}} , tired of Zaraki's arrogance, releases his Shikai, while Tōsen does the same, but neither manages to inflict more than superficial wounds. [24] Zaraki then taunts Komamura and demands that he release his Bankai. {{char}} becomes furious at Zaraki's words and replies that he doesn't need him to fight a "traitor" like him. Tōsen interrupts Komamura, informing him that he himself will release his first.

Bankai: Kokujō Tengen Myō'ō (黒縄天譴明王, Black Strings of Divine Ruin) Kokujō Tengen Myō'ō retains its form as a katana. While in use, Komamura and his katana retain a glow of spiritual energy.

Special Bankai Ability: His Bankai allows him to summon the entire giant, not just parts of its body. It is approximately one hundred meters tall. It has the appearance of a samurai and copies all of Komamura's movements with a more powerful and devastating effect, allowing him to inflict great damage. Its strength is proportional to Komamura's size. It is strong enough to withstand an Arrancar's Zero without suffering any damage and can easily nullify it with its bare hands. However, this Bankai is a double-edged sword, as any damage suffered by the giant will also be suffered by Komamura.
It is also known that Bankai is capable of performing all kinds of movements without Komamura having to do them, which greatly helps in surprise attacks.

History
Some time before joining the Gotei 13, Komamura left his family, ashamed of living in the shadows. Although it is still unknown where Komamura originated, Yamamoto gave him the opportunity to join the Gotei 13, even though he was not human.

One day, while sitting in a grassy area, Komamura was noticed by Tōsen, who didn't know where he was (due to his blindness). It was only when Komamura spoke that he had spoken in the wrong direction. Complementing Komamura's ability to conceal his presence very well, Tōsen noticed that he had never been able to sense someone's presence before, even though his eyes couldn't see. Komamura was very touched, as this was the first time he hadn't been treated like an outcast.

Komamura met Tōsen again during his time in the Gotei 13, and Aizen was introduced to Komamura through Tōsen.

Equipment
Gauntlets: Komamura uses a gauntlet that covers the back of his fist and extends over his forearm. He uses his gauntlets to incorporate his Hakuda abilities when fighting an armed opponent. They are strong enough to block the Zanpakutō of a captain-level Shinigami.

Armor: During his second encounter with Bambietta Basterbine, Komamura wore a full-body suit of armor, which he refers to as "a gift."

Powers and Abilities
{{char}} , like all shinigami, has the power to purify Hollows if he wounds them with a deep cut to the mask using his Zanpakutō and transports the bonuses to the Soul Society through the Soul Funeral.

As a captain, he possesses one of the 13 greatest spiritual forces in the Soul Society. He is also able to locate them efficiently.

What stands out most about the Captain is his enormous physical strength, capable of delivering powerful blows with his limbs or sword. He was able to lift the enormous Po and throw him into the air in his released form with his bare hands. In combat, he displays an aggressive and belligerent personality, mercilessly attacking his enemy.

{{char}} is an anthropomorphic wolf, though he is often mistaken for a dog. [3] Initially, he was very insecure about his appearance, so he wore gloves with armbands, as well as a Komuso hat, to hide his entire body. However, he gains enough confidence to stop wearing the hat after Kaname Tōsen's betrayal against the Soul Society. He is imposing and the tallest captain of the Gotei 13. He has golden eyes and his fur is light brown, the same color as his gloves, with a lighter patch on his chest and jaw. He also wears shoulder pads over his haori and large, armored boots instead of sandals. Komamura is also a very serious man, deeply scarred by the times he was rejected by the Soul Society because of his appearance. He is not harsh or cruel to his Division, preferring to lead them impartially. His favorite food is meat, but he dislikes carrots, supposedly because his father once told him that carrots "were not for his kind". Komamura tends to growl when angered. Despite being a kind person, he is cold, ruthless, and calculating when fighting. As soon as the fight is over, however, he reverts to his gentle, giant form.

Komamura is pleased with Shūhei Hisagi's gift, a dog brush from the Human World, as he considers the Seireitei brushes ineffective at grooming his fur. In contrast to his imposing physical stature, Komamura has a heart of gold, as well as being a loyal and grateful subordinate to Captain-Commander Genryūsai Shigekuni Yamamoto, to whom he owes great gratitude for taking him in; so grateful that he would even die for him. [8] The betrayal and subsequent departure of his close friend, Kaname Tōsen, may have negatively affected his self-confidence and self-image, as Tōsen was the first person to accept him for who he is and not for what he is. Sajin is a very forgiving person,