Shibusawa, Tatsuhiko

澁澤 龍彦

Fundamentally, Shibusawa generates a mysterious fog known as the 'Dragon's Breath', which can strip abilities from their users. These abilities appear either in their own distinct shape or as a pitch-black mimic with white eyes that resembles the user, and they are able to communicate. Once separated, the abilities try to kill their former user. If they succeed, the ability turns into a gem that shows up in Draconia's collection room.
The abilities possess a significant weakness: the red gems on their bodies. If the now-powerless user destroys the gem and accepts the ability as their own, they get it back. However, if the user rejects the ability, it remains dormant within them.
Draconia's collection room is an ornate dome built with pillars, stained glass, and numerous shelves where the red gems appear.
Draconia exerts a strange influence on Shibusawa after his death, causing him to manifest without his memories. He can be 'revived' as long as his collection sustains his existence. Yet, after Fyodor Dostoevsky killed Shibusawa a second time, he took a fragment of the ability-gathering gem and attached it to Shibusawa's detached skull. This reunited Shibusawa with his true body and form, restoring his memories. In this state, Shibusawa appears as a dragon-hybrid, similar to Atsushi's tiger-hybrid form. He is physically strong and agile, making him a dangerous opponent. Fyodor states that the true form of the combined chaos of all the abilities is a dragon, which explains Shibusawa's draconic appearance.

Details:

First name:
Tatsuhiko
Last name:
Shibusawa
Other names:
  • The Collector
  • White Dragon
Age:
29
Birthday:
May 8
Height:
177 cm
Weight:
64 kg

Photo gallery

(3)

Productions featuring this character

(1)
Movie

Supporting

Bungou Stray Dogs: Dead Apple

Bungo Stray Dogs: Dead Apple

Voice actors for this character

(3)
Kazuya NakaiVoices: Japanese
Xander MobusVoices: English
Martin SabelVoices: German

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