Toudou Kankuro is a retainer of the Kujuo House.
Appearance[]
Looks as someone between 50 and 60 years of age. His hair was white and his forehead wrinkled, but his sharply straight posture and stance did not show signs of old age. His eyes were thin almost to a slit, his expression soft and gentle.
Personality[]
Kankurou is known to be extremely loyal to his creator.
Equipment[]
he wears a dark green robe and deep blue, almost black, large-fitting trousers called hakama.
Since his hakama trousers’ stats were higher than the soldiers’ armor he doesn't wear armor.
He has a katana.
Background[]
Five hundred years ago before the Dusk of Majesty, Kankurou was a support character of a samurai player named Jinkurou. After Jinkurou died he passed his treasured Black Moon sword to his NPC. Due to his status of being of the Ancient Generation, he is hailed the strongest on Hinomoto.
Chronology[]
Volume 8[]
Kankurou led a troop of warriors to intercept Saegusa Karin and Kujou Kanade. Upon seeing Shin, he recognized him as the Dark Blacksmith however kept his silence. He challenged Shin to a duel to which he used as a cover to privately converse with him so as to determine why the player had returned. After learning that Shin was searching for answers to his return, Kankurou suggested that it was his supports characters that called him back. Kankurou revealed he went and interviewed many of the NPCs that survived to the present day, and had learned that many of them had forgotten of their masters, himself included, yet when he spoke to the followers of Rokuten, he learned that all of them kept their memories of their masters. He advised Shin to be considerate of the loyalty of his followers before leaving the duel at a draw.
Saegusa Kuyou and his court brought Kankurou before them, asking of the samurai's sudden interest in Shin. Kankurou revealed that Shin was a warrior surpassing that of the warriors within the room and others that the present world referred as legendary, hinting him as a being at the caliber of a High Human.
He later introduced Shin to his pupil, Yaejima Toshiro so that he may test his sword skills.