Wolfred Komamura

Since yesterday was Friendship Day, I’m sharing my new drawing (No. 46), celebrating the occasion with Sajin.

Although Sajin cherished his relationships with Kaname and Shigekuni-dono—and lost them in different ways—I became his friend some time later; even though he treated me like a son, we are also friends. Our bond evolved from one of admiration for a captain—and a captain dealing with "kids"—into a deep friendship and a father-son relationship.

Yes, Sajin is—and always will be—my great Captain of the 7th Division and a Shinigami, but our differences and the worlds we inhabit never stop us from being best friends and sharing a father-son bond; we share our sorrows and joys, our moments together, and we defend one another like family.

I hope you like it. Please excuse my face in the drawing—I found it a bit tricky—but I’ll improve next time.

Since yesterday was Friendship Day, I’m sharing my new drawing (No. 46), celebrating the occasion with Sajin.

Although Sajin cherished his relationships with Kaname and Shigekuni-dono—and lost them in different ways—I became his friend some time later; even though he treated me like a son, we are also friends. Our bond evolved from one of admiration for a captain—and a captain dealing with "kids"—into a deep friendship and a father-son relationship.

Yes, Sajin is—and always will be—my great Captain of the 7th Division and a Shinigami, but our differences and the worlds we inhabit never stop us from being best friends and sharing a father-son bond; we share our sorrows and joys, our moments together, and we defend one another like family.

I hope you like it. Please excuse my face in the drawing—I found it a bit tricky—but I’ll improve next time.

Since yesterday was Friendship Day, I’m sharing my new drawing (No. 46), celebrating the occasion with Sajin.

Although Sajin cherished his relationships with Kaname and Shigekuni-dono—and lost them in different ways—I became his friend some time later; even though he treated me like a son, we are also friends. Our bond evolved from one of admiration for a captain—and a captain dealing with "kids"—into a deep friendship and a father-son relationship.

Yes, Sajin is—and always will be—my great Captain of the 7th Division and a Shinigami, but our differences and the worlds we inhabit never stop us from being best friends and sharing a father-son bond; we share our sorrows and joys, our moments together, and we defend one another like family.

I hope you like it. Please excuse my face in the drawing—I found it a bit tricky—but I’ll improve next time.

Since yesterday was Friendship Day, I’m sharing my new drawing (No. 46), celebrating the occasion with Sajin.

Although Sajin cherished his relationships with Kaname and Shigekuni-dono—and lost them in different ways—I became his friend some time later; even though he treated me like a son, we are also friends. Our bond evolved from one of admiration for a captain—and a captain dealing with "kids"—into a deep friendship and a father-son relationship.

Yes, Sajin is—and always will be—my great Captain of the 7th Division and a Shinigami, but our differences and the worlds we inhabit never stop us from being best friends and sharing a father-son bond; we share our sorrows and joys, our moments together, and we defend one another like family.

I hope you like it. Please excuse my face in the drawing—I found it a bit tricky—but I’ll improve next time.

Since yesterday was Friendship Day, I’m sharing my new drawing (No. 46), celebrating the occasion with Sajin.

Although Sajin cherished his relationships with Kaname and Shigekuni-dono—and lost them in different ways—I became his friend some time later; even though he treated me like a son, we are also friends. Our bond evolved from one of admiration for a captain—and a captain dealing with "kids"—into a deep friendship and a father-son relationship.

Yes, Sajin is—and always will be—my great Captain of the 7th Division and a Shinigami, but our differences and the worlds we inhabit never stop us from being best friends and sharing a father-son bond; we share our sorrows and joys, our moments together, and we defend one another like family.

I hope you like it. Please excuse my face in the drawing—I found it a bit tricky—but I’ll improve next time.

Since yesterday was Friendship Day, I’m sharing my new drawing (No. 46), celebrating the occasion with Sajin.

Although Sajin cherished his relationships with Kaname and Shigekuni-dono—and lost them in different ways—I became his friend some time later; even though he treated me like a son, we are also friends. Our bond evolved from one of admiration for a captain—and a captain dealing with "kids"—into a deep friendship and a father-son relationship.

Yes, Sajin is—and always will be—my great Captain of the 7th Division and a Shinigami, but our differences and the worlds we inhabit never stop us from being best friends and sharing a father-son bond; we share our sorrows and joys, our moments together, and we defend one another like family.

I hope you like it. Please excuse my face in the drawing—I found it a bit tricky—but I’ll improve next time.

Since yesterday was Friendship Day, I’m sharing my new drawing (No. 46), celebrating the occasion with Sajin.

Although Sajin cherished his relationships with Kaname and Shigekuni-dono—and lost them in different ways—I became his friend some time later; even though he treated me like a son, we are also friends. Our bond evolved from one of admiration for a captain—and a captain dealing with "kids"—into a deep friendship and a father-son relationship.

Yes, Sajin is—and always will be—my great Captain of the 7th Division and a Shinigami, but our differences and the worlds we inhabit never stop us from being best friends and sharing a father-son bond; we share our sorrows and joys, our moments together, and we defend one another like family.

I hope you like it. Please excuse my face in the drawing—I found it a bit tricky—but I’ll improve next time.

Since yesterday was Friendship Day, I’m sharing my new drawing (No. 46), celebrating the occasion with Sajin.

Although Sajin cherished his relationships with Kaname and Shigekuni-dono—and lost them in different ways—I became his friend some time later; even though he treated me like a son, we are also friends. Our bond evolved from one of admiration for a captain—and a captain dealing with "kids"—into a deep friendship and a father-son relationship.

Yes, Sajin is—and always will be—my great Captain of the 7th Division and a Shinigami, but our differences and the worlds we inhabit never stop us from being best friends and sharing a father-son bond; we share our sorrows and joys, our moments together, and we defend one another like family.

I hope you like it. Please excuse my face in the drawing—I found it a bit tricky—but I’ll improve next time.

Since yesterday was Friendship Day, I’m sharing my new drawing (No. 46), celebrating the occasion with Sajin.

Although Sajin cherished his relationships with Kaname and Shigekuni-dono—and lost them in different ways—I became his friend some time later; even though he treated me like a son, we are also friends. Our bond evolved from one of admiration for a captain—and a captain dealing with "kids"—into a deep friendship and a father-son relationship.

Yes, Sajin is—and always will be—my great Captain of the 7th Division and a Shinigami, but our differences and the worlds we inhabit never stop us from being best friends and sharing a father-son bond; we share our sorrows and joys, our moments together, and we defend one another like family.

I hope you like it. Please excuse my face in the drawing—I found it a bit tricky—but I’ll improve next time.

Today I am sharing my new drawings—numbers 44 and 45—featuring my time with Sajin. This time, I am commemorating his departure three years ago in Heart of Wolf. After all, even the noblest beings can become corrupted by the desire for revenge.

In drawing 44, I share the moment I told Sajin about what happened before Tetsuzaemon arrived. I held him in my arms and shed tears for him, explaining that although I moved forward, his departure left a deep mark on my heart—or rather, a gaping hole.

In drawing 45, I show myself crying while he lets me hug him; Sajin accepts the embrace and tells me he will forgive me. He says he had no idea his departure would affect me so deeply. I tell him it’s alright—that everything is fine—though I had warned him, half-jokingly and half-seriously, that if he ever did it again, I would give him a day-long scolding. Even so, he confesses how much I changed as a person while working on my own flaws, all without forgetting the noble man Sajin is and was as a captain.

Without a doubt, he is a great captain who drew inspiration from Shigekuni-dono.

I hope you enjoy my two new drawings.

Today I am sharing my new drawings—numbers 44 and 45—featuring my time with Sajin. This time, I am commemorating his departure three years ago in Heart of Wolf. After all, even the noblest beings can become corrupted by the desire for revenge.

In drawing 44, I share the moment I told Sajin about what happened before Tetsuzaemon arrived. I held him in my arms and shed tears for him, explaining that although I moved forward, his departure left a deep mark on my heart—or rather, a gaping hole.

In drawing 45, I show myself crying while he lets me hug him; Sajin accepts the embrace and tells me he will forgive me. He says he had no idea his departure would affect me so deeply. I tell him it’s alright—that everything is fine—though I had warned him, half-jokingly and half-seriously, that if he ever did it again, I would give him a day-long scolding. Even so, he confesses how much I changed as a person while working on my own flaws, all without forgetting the noble man Sajin is and was as a captain.

Without a doubt, he is a great captain who drew inspiration from Shigekuni-dono.

I hope you enjoy my two new drawings.

Today I am sharing my new drawings—numbers 44 and 45—featuring my time with Sajin. This time, I am commemorating his departure three years ago in Heart of Wolf. After all, even the noblest beings can become corrupted by the desire for revenge.

In drawing 44, I share the moment I told Sajin about what happened before Tetsuzaemon arrived. I held him in my arms and shed tears for him, explaining that although I moved forward, his departure left a deep mark on my heart—or rather, a gaping hole.

In drawing 45, I show myself crying while he lets me hug him; Sajin accepts the embrace and tells me he will forgive me. He says he had no idea his departure would affect me so deeply. I tell him it’s alright—that everything is fine—though I had warned him, half-jokingly and half-seriously, that if he ever did it again, I would give him a day-long scolding. Even so, he confesses how much I changed as a person while working on my own flaws, all without forgetting the noble man Sajin is and was as a captain.

Without a doubt, he is a great captain who drew inspiration from Shigekuni-dono.

I hope you enjoy my two new drawings.

Today I am sharing my new drawings—numbers 44 and 45—featuring my time with Sajin. This time, I am commemorating his departure three years ago in Heart of Wolf. After all, even the noblest beings can become corrupted by the desire for revenge.

In drawing 44, I share the moment I told Sajin about what happened before Tetsuzaemon arrived. I held him in my arms and shed tears for him, explaining that although I moved forward, his departure left a deep mark on my heart—or rather, a gaping hole.

In drawing 45, I show myself crying while he lets me hug him; Sajin accepts the embrace and tells me he will forgive me. He says he had no idea his departure would affect me so deeply. I tell him it’s alright—that everything is fine—though I had warned him, half-jokingly and half-seriously, that if he ever did it again, I would give him a day-long scolding. Even so, he confesses how much I changed as a person while working on my own flaws, all without forgetting the noble man Sajin is and was as a captain.

Without a doubt, he is a great captain who drew inspiration from Shigekuni-dono.

I hope you enjoy my two new drawings.

Today I am sharing my new drawings—numbers 44 and 45—featuring my time with Sajin. This time, I am commemorating his departure three years ago in Heart of Wolf. After all, even the noblest beings can become corrupted by the desire for revenge.

In drawing 44, I share the moment I told Sajin about what happened before Tetsuzaemon arrived. I held him in my arms and shed tears for him, explaining that although I moved forward, his departure left a deep mark on my heart—or rather, a gaping hole.

In drawing 45, I show myself crying while he lets me hug him; Sajin accepts the embrace and tells me he will forgive me. He says he had no idea his departure would affect me so deeply. I tell him it’s alright—that everything is fine—though I had warned him, half-jokingly and half-seriously, that if he ever did it again, I would give him a day-long scolding. Even so, he confesses how much I changed as a person while working on my own flaws, all without forgetting the noble man Sajin is and was as a captain.

Without a doubt, he is a great captain who drew inspiration from Shigekuni-dono.

I hope you enjoy my two new drawings.

Today I am sharing my new drawings—numbers 44 and 45—featuring my time with Sajin. This time, I am commemorating his departure three years ago in Heart of Wolf. After all, even the noblest beings can become corrupted by the desire for revenge.

In drawing 44, I share the moment I told Sajin about what happened before Tetsuzaemon arrived. I held him in my arms and shed tears for him, explaining that although I moved forward, his departure left a deep mark on my heart—or rather, a gaping hole.

In drawing 45, I show myself crying while he lets me hug him; Sajin accepts the embrace and tells me he will forgive me. He says he had no idea his departure would affect me so deeply. I tell him it’s alright—that everything is fine—though I had warned him, half-jokingly and half-seriously, that if he ever did it again, I would give him a day-long scolding. Even so, he confesses how much I changed as a person while working on my own flaws, all without forgetting the noble man Sajin is and was as a captain.

Without a doubt, he is a great captain who drew inspiration from Shigekuni-dono.

I hope you enjoy my two new drawings.

Today I am sharing my new drawings—numbers 44 and 45—featuring my time with Sajin. This time, I am commemorating his departure three years ago in Heart of Wolf. After all, even the noblest beings can become corrupted by the desire for revenge.

In drawing 44, I share the moment I told Sajin about what happened before Tetsuzaemon arrived. I held him in my arms and shed tears for him, explaining that although I moved forward, his departure left a deep mark on my heart—or rather, a gaping hole.

In drawing 45, I show myself crying while he lets me hug him; Sajin accepts the embrace and tells me he will forgive me. He says he had no idea his departure would affect me so deeply. I tell him it’s alright—that everything is fine—though I had warned him, half-jokingly and half-seriously, that if he ever did it again, I would give him a day-long scolding. Even so, he confesses how much I changed as a person while working on my own flaws, all without forgetting the noble man Sajin is and was as a captain.

Without a doubt, he is a great captain who drew inspiration from Shigekuni-dono.

I hope you enjoy my two new drawings.