Madarame, Ikkaku

Seiyuu / Dub

Bartucz, Attila· Japanese

Castro, Mauro· Japanese

Csőre, Gábor· Japanese

Dawn-Claude, René· Japanese

Hiyama, Nobuyuki· Japanese

Hyun, Kyung-soo· Japanese

Lin, Ku Chen· Japanese

Rafferty, Philipp· Japanese

Reichel, Robinson· Japanese

Rodriguez, Reinaldo· Japanese

Schlosser, Raul· Japanese

Estrada, Diego· Spanish

Summary

Born on November 9, Ikkaku Madarame stands 182cm tall and weighs 76kg, falling under the Scorpio zodiac sign. He serves as the 3rd Seat of the 11th Division in the Gotei 13, answering directly to his captain, Kenpachi Zaraki. Ikkaku embodies the quintessential 11th Division soldier, exhibiting a violent, fight-obsessed, and rude demeanor that has been observed by peers like Tetsuzaemon Iba. His passion for combat is so intense that he refuses to travel without a weapon, even carrying a wooden sword while posing as a student at Ichigo Kurosaki's school. Despite this rough exterior, he possesses a strong sense of loyalty and responsibility, distinguishing him from many lower-ranking members, and he is fiercely devoted to his captain, expressing a desire to die under Zaraki’s command. Ikkaku mirrors his captain’s personality, sharing a deep mutual respect for Kenpachi Zaraki. Both view battle as a source of fun, with Ikkaku actively seeking to prolong engagements for maximum enjoyment, often taking deadly risks to extend the fight. He also adopts Zaraki’s strategy of limiting his power to ensure battles last longer, though he does so by restricting the use of his Bankai rather than using a power-sealing eye patch. Like Zaraki, Ikkaku frequently smiles when facing formidable foes and adheres to the 11th Division belief that only one-on-one combat is honorable. They consider death the only valid conclusion to a duel, viewing survival in a lost battle as good luck, a lesson taught by his captain. Ikkaku is also practical, keeping blood-clotting ointment in the hilt of his Zanpakutō, while maintaining a unique, quirky personality highlighted by his famous "Lucky Dance."