| — Commander Kunikida to Haruto |
| Kunikida | |
|---|---|
| |
| Kanji |
国木田 |
| Rōmaji |
Kunikida |
| Race |
Human |
| Gender |
Male |
| Status |
Deceased |
Division Commander Kunikida (国木田 師団長), or commonly known as the White-cloaked guy (白い外套), is the main commander and leader of the 1st Division Force.
Appearance[]
Commander Kunikida 20 years ago
Kunikida is a man who often smirks.
He usually wears a white cloak with a black collar with golden buttons and golden outline, a white cap with a gold piece on top and a mask.
Personality[]
History[]
After Haruto Kurosawa rescued Ibara Naruse from having cardiac arrest, Kunikida was put in a holding cell in the Mitaka police station, but he was able to escape later when the Iron Spider falls down to the building.
Abilities and Powers[]
Kunikida's face after the radiation effects
Kunikida is somehow able to withstand the radiation in Tokyo with his severely disfigured face being the only visible damage the radiation dealt to him.
Weapons[]
Sword[]
Commander Kunikida with his sword as he confronts Haruto
Kunikida initially wields a (possibly Katana) sword before it was taken from him when he was unconscious. His sword weapon is later shown to be with Gennai Ishikawa, but it was never shown used
Major Battles[]
Relationships[]
Hachirou Natsume[]
Kunikida was close friends with Hachirou 20 years back then when the nuclear meltdown occurred.
Haruto Kurosawa[]
Kunikida dies after pushing Haruto out of the way of a traffic light falling on the train.
Quotes[]
- (To Haruto Kurosawa) "Ibara Naruse ... That girl ... When she saw this hideous face of mine..she told me this: That my eye was that of an ordinary man."
- (To Haruto) "I am grateful to you. Because of you children...I can die as a man."
Etymology[]
- The surname Kunikida means "country" (国) (kuni), "tree, wood" (木) (ki) and "field, rice paddy" (田) (ta/da).
Trivia[]
- Kunikida doesn't wear an oxygen tank
- Kunikida's personal pronoun is "waga-hai" (我が輩) which literally means "my fellows, my class, my cohort", but it is used in a somewhat pompous manner as a first-person singular pronoun.