Kurosaki, Isshin

Seiyuu / Dub

Bayer, Hans· Japanese

Di Fiori, Michel· Japanese

Galbenisz, Tomasz· Japanese

Jang, Kwang· Japanese

Marconatto, Márcio· Japanese

Morikawa, Toshiyuki· Japanese

Schlosser, Raul· Japanese

Gustems, Joan Carles· Spanish

Mendiola, Roberto· Spanish

Moneta, Claudio· Italian

Rovatti, Riccardo· Italian

Seitz, Patrick· English

Summary

At the start of the series, Isshin appears as a goofy, combat-enthusiastic father who is deeply involved in his children’s lives, though his methods are often offensive or overly cheerful, resulting in comedic kicks from his kids. He frequently teases Ichigo and has a habit of conversing with a large memorial poster of his late wife, Masaki, pinned in their kitchen whenever he feels emotional. Isshin is also a devoted viewer of Don Kanonji’s television program. His dynamic with Ryuuken Ishida mirrors that of their respective sons. When Ryuuken learns his son is missing, Isshin visits him, and the two discuss their differing parenting approaches. During this meeting, it is revealed that Ryuuken knows about Isshin’s true status and comments on his powers. The pair share a long history as acquaintances, and both work as medical professionals, with Isshirun a clinic and Ryuuken managing a hospital. There are indications of professional collaboration, where Isshin handles minor cases and occasionally seeks Ryuuken’s assistance.