Mou Bu

“	"Boredom", you say? It's the opposite for me. Kan Mei, never in my life have I fought someone as powerful as you. Which why I'm so happy right now. But not because of some sentimental bullshit about meeting a worthy opponent. What makes me so happy is that...at long last...For the first time in my life...THE TIME FIGHT WITH MY FULL STRENGTH HAS COME!	”
—Mou Bu's expressing his happiness.

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Mou Bu
Manga S6 S4 S3 S2 S1 Movie [[File:|250px]] [[File:|250px]]
Chinese	Meng Wu
Kanji	蒙武
Romaji	Mōbu
Epithet	Man of Unrivaled Strength First Great
Biographical Information Status Alive Marital Status Married Age Mid 40s Gender Male Height Extremely Tall Eyes Brown Hair Spiky Dark Brown Skin Brown Distinction Intense Demeanor Immense Height Loud Voice Relatives Mou Gou † (Father) Unnamed mother (?) Shou Hei Kun (Sworn/Adoptive Brother) Unnamed wife Mou Ten (Oldest Son) Mou Ki (Youngest Son) State Qin Location Qin/Chu Borders, with the Mou Bu Army Birth Place Qi
Professional Information Classification Army Commander Cavalry Occupation Soldier Head of the Mou Family Noble Leader of the Six Great Generals Affiliates Qin Military Mou Family Mou Bu Army Four Pillars of Ryo Fui (Defunct) Military Rank Great General Primary Weapon War Mace
Media Japanese VA Kusunoki Taiten (Adult) Yurina Watanabe (Child)
Appearance Manga Debut Chapter 96 Anime Debut Episode 16 Game Debut Kingdom: Ikkitousen No Tsurugi!

Mou Bu is a Great General of the Qin Military and the first member of the Six Great Generals' second generation as well as the leader. He is the leader of the Mou Bu Army and the head of the Mou Family, the son of the late Great General Mou Gou and father of both Mou Ten and Mou Ki, and Shou Hei Kun's sworn/adoptive brother. He also a former member of the Four Pillars of Ryo Fui.

Appearance

Mou Bu is a tall, muscular man with spiked dark brown hair with a short goatee, his court attire is a dark jade green robe whereas he wears golden armor with a tied green cape in battle. He is noted by Shin to be even taller than the late General Ou Ki and is currently the tallest member of the Six Great Generals.

Personality

Mou Bu was initially an arrogant and hot-tempered man, unafraid to speak his mind regardless of the consequences. He firmly believed himself to be the strongest General in all of China and aspired to revive the Six Great Generals of Qin, with himself as a leading member. Because of this ambition and pride, he openly dismissed Ou Ki, the most revered great general of Qin at the time, regarding him as nothing more than a relic of the past.

However, Mou Bu's arrogance nearly cost him his life during the Battle of Bayou, where Ou Ki ultimately fell. His flawed judgment in the battle contributed to the disastrous outcome, but witnessing Ou Ki’s overwhelming military prowess firsthand forced Mou Bu to confront his own shortcomings.

In Ou Ki’s final moments, Mou Bu gained a deep respect for the dying general, even acknowledging his own mistakes. This newfound admiration persisted, as shown during the Sanyou Campaign, when he questioned Shin about Ou Ki's glaive and immediately requested the right to wield it if Shin ever chose not to.

“	Ever since Ou Ki's death, Mou Bu's air has changed. The part of him that was sharp like a blade has settled down. But in exchange I can feel a fierce fighting spirit swirling deep within him. Right now, Qin's most terrifying general is without a doubt Mou Bu.	”
—Shou Hei Kun on Mou Bu's new change.

By the time of the Coalition Invasion of Qin, Mou Bu had matured significantly. His once-hostile demeanor had tempered, and while still possessing an indomitable fighting spirit, he carried himself with greater humility and respect. He no longer acted superior to Tou, instead treating the seasoned general as an equal.

His battlefield approach also evolved having recognized the recklessness of his past, particularly Ou Ki’s warnings about overextending into enemy lines, he acknowledged his role in Qin's previous failures.

Though he still disliked tactical warfare, he had become willing, albeit reluctantly, to employ strategy when necessary. Inspired by Ou Ki, who excelled in both offense and defense, Mou Bu likely realized that sheer brute force alone was not the path to becoming a truly Great General.

History

Mou Bu and his father, Mou Gou, originally hailed from the state of Qi. However, Mou Gou's military career stalled after repeatedly failing to secure a victory against his rival the Zhao commander, Ren Pa. With no prospects left in Qi, the family wandered from state to state until they eventually settled in Qin, where Mou Gou found success within the Qin Military and established the Mou Family.

During his youth, Mou Bu befriended Shou Hei Kun, a former prince of Chu, and later joined the military himself. The two eventually aligned with the Ryo Fui Faction, becoming two of Chancellor Ryo Fui’s Four Pillars. Unlike his father, Mou Bu quickly distinguished himself through sheer strength and ability, rising swiftly through the ranks to attain the rank of General.

It was around this time that he met his wife, with whom he had their first son, Mou Ten. He entrusted Ko Zen, a loyal vassal of the family, with overseeing Mou Ten’s upbringing and serving as his guardian. A few years later, Mou Bu and his wife welcomed their second son, Mou Ki.

Despite his immense talent, Mou Bu's association with Ryo Fui kept him from frequent deployments to the frontlines, limiting his reputation beyond Qin’s borders. However, his potential remained undeniable—something that did not go unnoticed by Great General Ou Ki, who recognized that Mou Bu’s true capabilities had yet to be fully realized.

Story

Assassination Plot Arc

Mou Bu appears as part of the Ryo Fui Faction at the Royal Palace following an assassination attempt on King Ei Sei. Interrupting Ryo Fui, he boldly demands an impromptu royal hearing, disregarding protocol and openly insulting Ri Shi when reprimanded for his breach of decorum.

Seizing the room’s attention, Mou Bu declares his desire to revive the legendary Six Great Generals system, which had been implemented during the reign of King Shou, the War God. He argues that this system was the key to Qin’s dominance over its enemies. However, Sai Taku rebukes him, warning of the potential problems Qin would face if such a system were reinstated in the present era.

Undeterred, Mou Bu proclaims himself to be the strongest warrior in all of China and vows to prove his might. In response, Sai Taku cryptically suggests that there may already be someone stronger than him in the room, perhaps even in the entire state. When it is revealed that Ou Ki is the last surviving member of the former Six Great Generals, Mou Bu dismisses him as a relic of a bygone era, vowing to crush him if he dares to interfere. He then directly requests the king to grant him the title of Great General and the authority to wage war freely. However, before he can press further, Ryo Fui silences him, putting an end to his outburst.

Battle of Bayou Arc

In response to the Han campaign, Zhao attacks the Qin city of Bayou, and this forces the king to call for an emergency conscription of 100,000 to relieve the besieged city. Ryo Fui notes that it is fortunate that Mou Bu remained behind with all of Qin's generals occupied in Han and asks the king to appoint him Commander-in-Chief of the relief army. Shou Bun Kun objects to this angering Mou Bu, but he is halted by Shou Hei Kun who asks the opinion of Shou Bun Kun, who explains that Mou Bu leans more towards offense and has no defense. Shou Bun Kun proceeds by saying that the only one man available right now that has those qualities is Ou Ki, angering Mou Bu again. At that moment Ou Ki enters the room. He sizes up the Great General, telling him to piss off but Ou Ki states that he was summoned, and Shou Hei Kun confirms this as he was the one who did it for the same reasons Shou Bun Kun just explained. Mou Bu leaves the meeting after Ou Ki is selected as the Commander-in-chief, saying he won't recognize a relic of the past.

He is later appointed Vice General by Ou Ki and takes the vanguard in the army. Upon arriving at the besieged city of Bayou, he and 40,000 men make up the Qin army's center as the vanguard unit. He faces off against the heavy cavalry of the Ri Haku Army and decimates them with his charge, breaking through with his destructive strength alone. His offensive power during the battle is blunted by the tactics of Ri Haku who excels at defense. After the Zhao retreat, Mou Bu calls the Zhao general a joke when informed by his men of the day's events.

Mou Bu smashing through Ri Haku's defenses.

The next day, he leads the center army of 20,000 soldiers against Ri Haku and refuses assistance from General Kan Ou. His charge completely breaks through the Ri Haku Army's first line as he mocks the general for having been lucky to have mediocre opponents prior to meeting Mou Bu. He continues to fight despite being drawn into Ri Haku's Snake Formation but beats them back and after forcing the Zhao general to retreat. Seeing this, he orders his forces to destroy the remaining Zhao soldiers. Later on, he is invited to the Qin army headquarters by Ou Ki who gives him control over 5 armies so he can attack the Zhao headquarters in a single sweep. He uses them all the next day in a charge which forces the Zhao to move their headquarters deeper into the forest as they retreat.

Mou Bu arrives with his army at the relocated Zhao HQ and compliments Ryuu Koku on his navigation skills, asking him to come work for him. Ryuu Koku humbly declines and asks if they will proceed to encircle the Zhao with their combined army. Mou Bu states that there is no need as the Zhao have nowhere to run or hide then lead a charge towards their HQ with 25,000 troops. His army manages to push through despite the Zhao forces slowly sapping their strength and Mou Bu spots Hou Ken as he cuts down Qin troops. Upon seeing the Zhao commander-in-chief, he comments that it is his first time meeting a man with such a powerful "martial" aura and Hou Ken's gaze gives him the cold sweats, but he charges at him, nonetheless. Hou Ken retreats which angers Mou Bu, who follows him into a narrow canyon where the Zhao has set a trap for his cavalry. The trap reduces his forces by half but Mou Bu, despite advice, to withdraw, presses onwards as he has Houken in his sights.

As his forces fight their way through an ambush set by Chou Sou, Mou Bu catches up to Hou Ken and bashes his skull open but realizes the dead man is a fake, telling his men to be on guard. As the battle went on, his men were reduced to less than a thousand, most of them exhausted from the prolonged fight against the Zhao troops until the arrival of Ou Ki's army gave them some hope. He and the remnants of his army watch the battle quietly before using their last reserves of strength to create an escape path for the dying Ou Ki. Seeing the dying Ou Ki, he apologizes for his rashness in the war and asks if the Qin great general has any parting words for him. Ou Ki tells him that he should know what his future tasks are, one of which is becoming a great symbol of Qin's military.

Alliance Arc

Mou Bu attended the meeting with Ri Boku and was armed in the royal palace. He showed his own displeasure at Ri Boku's suggestion of an alliance between Qin and Zhao and would leave the festival after drinking entire jug of alcohol with Chou Shi and Rai Ki.

Sanyou Campaign Arc

Mou Bu appears during the campaign and met Mou Ten and Shin while they were marching. He arrived to pass on a message and information concerning Ren Pa from Shou Hei Kun and high command. Upon telling his father of the information, he noticed that Mou Gou is disturbed by the news. He tells the story of his father's past with Ren Pa to his vassals Chou Shi and Rai Ki.

Coalition Invasion Arc

During the Battle of Kankoku Pass, Mou Bu is stationed, along with Tou, to the right of the pass, against the Kan Mei Army, Ka Rin Army, and Rin Bu Kun Army.

Mou Bu's army launched an attack against Chu Commander-in-Chief's personal army by using the trick the Chu into believing that Mou Bu was aiming for their right and left units, thus sending all reinforcements to their aid. By doing that, a clear path was formed in the middle of their forces, which Mou Bu and his personal unit of 5000 took full advantage of to reach straight to Kan Mei's HQ. His brute strength and were ut was sent to prevent Mou Bu from advancing, but they could not deal with his brute strength and were utterly defeated.

Kan Mei stood up to the challenge and entered the battle himself. His clash with Mou Bu was one of incredible force, but the Qin general seemed to be overwhelmed by Kan Mei's immense strength. But then Mou Bu laughed, saying he is happier than ever since he could finally fight a strong opponent.

The 2 engaged in battle and were almost equal in everything until Kan Mei shattered Mou Bu's wrist, the bone piercing through the skin. Mou Bu nearly passed out but remembered why he was fighting and returned the favor, crushing Kan Mei's mace with full power, forcing a shard of his bone to pierce out his elbow.

They had yet another clash that shattered Kan Mei's mace. In the background, Ka Rin had sent her younger brother Ka En to kill Mou Bu during the duel, and he would have succeeded if not for Mou Ten, who intercepted the assassin but was knocked in between Kan Mei and Mou Bu. The former, enraged at the interruption, instantly cut him and his horse down. Seeing his son cut down in front of his eyes, Mou Bu snapped and bashed in part of Kan Mei's head. In disbelief, Kan Mei could only watch as Mou Bu swung again, felling and turning the Giant of Chu into pulp.

Mou Bu was then asked by the Gaku Ka's men to say some final words to his fallen son, but he refused, saying Mou Ten would not die because he was the son of Mou Bu!!. Still in a fit of rage Mou Bu, along with his soldiers, would go on to massacre the remnants of the Kan Mei Army completely changing tides of the war.

Days later when the coalition forces finally retreated from Qin, Mou Bu would lead his army to attack the retreating army from the rear which forced the Coalition to disband. Weeks later at the rewards ceremony, Mou Bu was honored as the General with the highest achievements from the war. His nobility rank was raised by two, he was given the lands of Ryuujin and Shunjin along with 3000 units of gold and 10 units of treasure.

Kyou Kai's Revenge Arc

Sometime after the Coalition War, Mou Bu receives the news of his father Mou Gou's pending death on the frontlines of the Qin/Wei border, however, he is unable to leave the front. When he receives the final word of his father's passing, he asks his men that he wishes to be left alone with some liquor to drink.

Setting by himself, Mou Bu reminiscs on his childhood with his father and their travels together throughout China trying to find a place to flourish as he remembers all that they endured. He lifts one final toast to his father while stating it really was a long journey.

State of Ai Arc

Mou Bu is tasked by Shou Hei Kun to defend the Qin borders on Gento from Chu's invasion forces led by Great General Ka Rin, her own army along with the Kou Yoku Unit and Haku Rei Unit. He, alongside Roku O Mi, Ou Hon, and his son Mou Ten defended the borders as he buried over thousands of Ka Rin's soldiers.

Western Zhao Invasion Arc

Mou Bu is mentioned by Ri Boku during his meeting the king of Qin, Ei Sei. At the time of the campaign, he was in the Qin/Chu border, where Ka Rin Army also stationed, going to face her in battle if the campaign failed.

War of the Three States Arc

Mou Bu is tasked to conquer the city of Juuko, long desired by neighboring states but failed to be conquered as it's guarded by the Juuko Army led by Man'U and his fellow military commanders. Upon the arrival of Gecchi Plains with he led an army of 30,000 soldiers.

Despite the protests of his aide and Mou Ki that it was suicidal to attack against the Juuko Army that numbered 80,000 soldiers against Qin of 30,000, in addition to 'no answers' coming from the Wei whether or not they accept the three-year alliance.

Knowing fully, Mou Bu goes to engaged against the Man'U Army who has given Mou Bu and his soldiers a stalemate. As Mou Bu leads the charge on the frontline, he catches Man'U's interest who wish to duel with him as soon as he's done warming up.

Despite reinforcements from the Tou Army numbering 20,000 led by Tou and Roku O Mi to assist Mou Bu's army. They are still at a disadvantage and even more so when other forces from the Chu came to assist the Juuko with the Haku Rei Army and Kou Yoku Army.

The Qin army, heavily outnumbered and placed in a dire situation, attempted to retreat until the unexpected arrival of a Wei army numbering 70,000 that come as allies of Qin. With the recent turn of events. Ju Ko'Ou has Juuko's army and the reinforcement to withdraw and take up positions in a way they face both enemies at one side to another.

The Battle at Gecchi Plains, with Qin/Wei alliance of 120,000 vs Chu forces 110,000, begins with the former gaining the upper ground. Mou Bu and Tou, despite not having a proper strategist that could compete with Wei's army under Go Hou Mei's leadership. Make up for it with their respective strengths. Allowing them to push through the Chu's ranks. Mou Bu's soldiers faced Man U's army once again.

This time, Mou Bu finally mets Man'U face to face after the former had to break through Man'U's elite army and honored bodyguards with difficulty. Man'U states how Mou Bu reminded him and the rest of the fellow generals of Juuko Army of who they used to be until they lost everything or find it meaningless.

In the first exchange between the two giants, Man'U knocked down Mou Bu from his horse with a single strike using only one arm. As the duel continues, Man'U overwhelms Mou Bu and every one of his strikes is heavier, despite this, Mou Bu fights on and exchanges blows with Man'U, catching him off guard.

In the midst of the fierce duel between them, Man'U stated that he believes himself weaker than the late Kan Mei and that the reason why Mou Bu won against Kan Mei was purely due to the fact the Qin Great General carried something Man'U that called a "heavy burden" on his shoulder. Something that gave Mou Bu an immense strength to keep going. Their duel was interrupted with the capture of Chu HQ by the Tou Army.

Seeing this, Gen'U ordered a full retreat. Leaving the duel to a halt. Much to Mou Bu's anger. With Chu's army retreat and capture of Juuko City. It marks a crushing victory for the Qin/Wei alliance army. When Chu HQ was captured, Tou kept Ju Ko'Ou as a prisoner who wishes to see Mou Bu so he could tell the Qin army the story behind the Juuko army and the tragedy history of his opponent, Man'U.

Upon hearing the story and the true character of both the commanders of Juuko Army and Man'U. Mou Bu simply stood silent, knowing that the two will eventually clash with each other again if given a chance.

Later on, he, and the rest of the Qin Generals and commanders met up with Wei's officers at Juuko's city walls. But he shortly left deciding not to get involve with the Wei echelon as there's no point in being friendly as it's only a 'temporary' alliance.

Battle of Eikyuu Arc

Mou Bu is present in Kanyou during the ceremony of reviving Six Great Generals. He is given the position of the First Great among the new Qin Six.

Abilities

“	It is possible that you may witness it in this very battle. The sight of raw strength surpassing the use of tactics.	”
—Shou Hei Kun to Mou Ki, about his father.

• Guidebook 3
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STATS
Strength	100
Leadership	93
Intelligence	87
Experience	A
Is there a bond with Shou Hei Kun?

STATS
Strength	99
Leadership	92
Intelligence	86
Experience	A
Road: The strongest under heaven

STATS
Strength	99
Leadership	90
Intelligence	84
Experience	B
Road: The strongest under heaven

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Strength	99
Leadership	90
Intelligence	83
Beware: Falling Rocks

Mou Bu is a military commander who was said to possess a talent for warfare on par with Six Great Generals, eventually becoming the leader of the new generation. He has been called the "Unrivaled Strongest Man in Qin" because of his brute force approach to warfare, employing direct cavalry charges and melee to overpower his enemies.

Even before the Battle of Bayou, Shou Bun Kun considered Mou Bu's offense to be the best in Qin. His son Mou Ten later stated that as far as offensive might goes, Mou Bu can already be considered the greatest in Qin's history. During the Coalition War, Shou Hei Kun called him the most terrifying general in all of Qin.

Physical Abilities

Mou Bu's rampage.

Mace Mastery: Mou Bu is a powerful warrior, and his weapon of choice displays his brute strength on the battlefield perfectly. His massive club can easily smash through armored cavalry, and he can also wield it with one hand.

According to Ou Ki, Mou Bu's natural talent as a warrior could well be a match for any of the previous members of the Six Great Generals. He clashed equivalently with Kan Mei, the Giant of Chu, whose colossal strength could easily decimate entire battalions and ultimately surpassed him during their duel.

Immense Strength: It has been inferred that Mou Bu's physical strength surpass any other Great General in China in terms of pure raw power and talent lying in one extreme, undistilled prowess might. With physical power alone, his swings are capable of deciding the tide of an entire battle. This was first shown in his battle with the Zhao General, Ri Haku where he managed to repel the General of Defense's Snake Formation despite being completely encircled. The late General Ou Ki commented that such a feat does not exist in tactics and such a display would greatly disturb anyone heavily versed in tactics and strategists during the Battle of Bayou.

During the climax of clashing against the Kan Mei Army, he single-handily broke through the Kyoubou Great Cavalry Corps, which was exclusively made out of warriors as large as him and clashed against Kan Mei, the Giant of Chu. He is even considered more powerful than the late Ou Kotsu who was known to be the strongest in brute strength out of the previous Six Great Generals.

Leadership

Mou Bu possesses amazingly potent ability in raising morale. While leading from the front he can greatly boost the confidence of his soldiers as seen when he made an army of untrained hastily brought together peasants overpower professional Zhao soldiers.

During the Battle of Kankoku Pass with a simple speech, he caused in his army the explosion of morale that greatly enhanced the fighting spirit of every soldier present, to the point that blood busted from their eyes.

Tactical Abilities

Despite his brute strength and preference for direct combat, Mou Bu possesses a keen understanding of warfare. During the Battle of Bayou, he chose not to break through Ri Haku’s formations on the first day. Instead, he prioritized minimizing casualties and assessing the Zhao general’s tactics. His army consisted largely of infantry soldiers hastily conscripted through an emergency draft, resulting in morale being at an all-time low. To strengthen their resolve, Mou Bu provided them with a renewed sense of confidence and refrained from pushing deep into Zhao’s formation until the following day, ensuring his unprepared troops were mentally and physically ready for battle.

Since Ou Ki's death, Tou remarked that Mou Bu had become stronger and was shown to have become more patient in the handling of his army from a distance during the Battle of Kankoku Pass.

Mou Bu's echelon formation.

Military Formations: Mou Bu is capable of performing military formations despite his conflicting preferences. He was able to execute the Assault Echelon Formation, a high-level attack strategy that was considered impractical by most trained strategists and tacticians without any outside help from advisors.

Weaknesses

It should be noted that Mou Bu's weakness is in his inability to employ defensive strategies in tandem with or to match his fierceness during combat. This was heavily exploited during Chou Sou's trap that nearly annihilated him and his army.

Series Appearances

Training Arc
101. A New Path	Absent
102. It's All Up To Me	Absent
103. Strategist	Absent
104. Night Time Chat	Absent
105. Naked Socializing	Absent
106. Training Request	Pictured
107. Stateless Area	Absent

Trivia

• Mou Bu is based on a real historical Qin general, Meng Wu.
• Mou Bu has an extremely loud voice.
• It's unknown if Mou Aki, Mou Bu's older sister from the oneshot, will appear in the series.
• During the Battle of Bayou, Mou Bu's horse was named Gaku Han.

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TBA Military Great Generals Ordo • Gaku Ki † • Geki Shin † Generals TBA Commanders Yuki • Otaji • Numeiyu • Kyon • Gyon • Sen Shu Bi Strategists TBA Affiliates Quanrong • Mountain Tribes of Yan Zhao Royal Family Bu Rei † • Tou Jou † • Yuu Boku • Ka • Earl Chou Ki † • Prime Minister Kaku Kai • Ri Boku Officials Hi • Shun Pei Kun • Hei To • Ko Shuu • Jou Kei • Ken Ho • Kan Sou • En Sei † • Royal Harem Kou Hi City Lords Duke Hoku Ryou • Duke Son Fu ‡ • Ki Shou • Gaku'in • Shi Ba Shou • Duke Kuku • Tou Kan • Tou Kin • Citizens Master Hou † • Madame Hou † • Shi Kei † • Shi Ka † • A Mon † • Kou Shou † • Kon † • En Kan (child servant) • Military Great Generals Gaku Jou ‡ • Ko Chou † • Chou Katsu † • Three Great Heavens Ri Boku • Shi Ba Shou • Hou Ken † • Ren Pa ‡ • Rin Shou Jo † • Chou Sha † • Generals Ki Sui • Ba Tei • Kei Sha † • Kan Saro • Ji Aga † • Gaku Shou • Ba Nan Ji • Shun Sui Ju • Fu Tei • Kotsu Min Haku • En Kan • Ri Haku • Kou Son Ryuu ‡ • Earl Rai • Chou Haku • Mai Kou • Kai Gou • Ryuu Tou † • Gou Ki • Kou Ki Ou • Kou Shi • Shin Sei Jou † • Fuu Ki † • Man Goku † • Chou Sou † • Gaku'Ei † • Chou Ga Ryuu † • Gyou’un † • Kin Mou † • Earl Kou † • Shin Ri Kan † • Zet Su † • Jyou Ka Ryuu † • Ko Haku Kou † • Gaku Haku Kou † • Ryuu Haku Kou † • Ryuu Fu † Commanders Kaine • Ba Fuu Ji • Fuuon • Shi En • Sai'u • Mei Fu • Kou Kaku † • Gou Ran † • Sei Kiga • Ka Hou • Kai Shin • Koku Rai • Koku Rei • Zen Man • Sen Bi • Sei Mei • Seiu • Duke Sei • Ren Ka • Sou Ha • Sei Ka Un • Man Haku • Tou Gan † • Shuu † • Gi Ka † • Sou † • Shuu † • You Ou † • Ba Toku † • Den'I † • Ten † • Rai Ka † • Jo Shou † • Jo Rin † • Shin Riku † • Seki Kou † • Kou Zen † • An Ki † • Chiku Shin † • Ko Getsu † • Ta Getsu † • Ro Shin † • Chou Gaku † • Kou Tou † • Ko Ro † • Sou Kan † • Ka Man † • Kyo Yo † • Chou Riku † • Ki Shou † • Un Kei † • Un Gen † • Gou Za Kou † • Soldiers Haku Sha † • En Shou † • Ban Riku † • Kaku Jou † • Kon Jin † • Den Ko • Den Pou † • Hei Shuu † • Haku Ya • Kou Shuu • Gi Ta • Ga Kou • Kei Fu • Kat Sho • Affiliates Quanrong of Ryouyou (Rozo † • Goba † • Bunen † • Tork † ) • Geeli † • Bolf • Chida † • Tehgo • Nujah • Wan • Geni •