Although he took several hits, Kamui was at great health after fighting Housen. Tremendous Endurance: Kamui was able to withstand damage from Housen, who was one of the strongest characters introduced in Gintama. He managed to destroy a space ship with one kick. He can easily penetrate his opponent's body with his arm and land a finishing blow as shown with Ungyou. His physical strength is so impressive that he can literally chop up his opponents. Naturally, Kamui inherited his father's blood yielding strength able to confidently fight Hosen, the King of Yato. Tremendous Strength: One of the elites among the Yato race, Kamui is one of the strongest Yato in existence. Kamui possesses amazing natural and instinctive fighting abilities in addition to enhanced physical strength, speed, durability, adaptability, agility, awareness, dexterity, flexibility, instincts, endurance, healing capabilities and senses, all of which far surpass an ordinary human's or other Amanto's capabilities. Kamui is among the highest elite members of the Yato, equal to (if not greater than) Housen and Umibouzu, meaning that his abilities far exceed that of an average Yato. Due to his excellent fighting skills, he is known as the lightning spear in the 7th division, which is the most powerful combat unit within Harusame. Kamui is one of the strongest Yato alive as well as one of the strongest characters in the show. He also has a habit of smiling during a fight, as this is his way of showing his respect to particularly strong opponents, such as Housen and later OkitaĪs shown during the Yoshiwara in Flames arc, he appears to have a big appetite (like his younger sister, Kagura), and he is ranked as the biggest eater in the series. Kamui has a sadistic side, which he always shows in battle, most notably during his fights against Housen, Okita and later his younger sister. Also, he doesn't seem to like killing children, and he helped Seita meet his foster mother, Hinowa. Kamui has stated that he doesn't like to kill women, as they could give birth to strong children with high potential (to presumably fight him). When this changed, Kagura tried to change his mind, but to no avail. Despite majoring excellently in the fighting field, Housen describes him as ignorant for being too young and not wise enough to understand the reason for his father and Housen's to settle down and appearing less on battlefields.Īs Umibouzu stated, Kamui was not always a battle-loving person and seemed to care for his family, and in one instance he hid from his sick mother that he injured his hand. He also believes that having emotional ties to one's family is a weakness, this being the reason he left his family after failing to kill his father. He has no interest to romance viewing fights with more importance The only person that Kamui won't fight is his mother as shown in his past that he has an attachement to his mother and goes so far as to fight his father to take his mother away to her mother planet to prevent her from death.
He has a belief that the Yato members need to always stay on the battlefield, and this is why he disagrees with Housen staying in Yoshiwara as its ruler. Typically as a Yato clan member, Kamui is a battle-loving individual, always looking forward to fighting strong people. It has been shown that women find Kamui very attractive considering how much attention he got when he walked on the streets of Yoshiwara alone. He is almost always seen with a cheerful smile on his face even when he is killing, because he believes that everyone deserves a last moment of peace. Like all Yatos he has smooth fair skin, and his body is well developed with strong, flexible toned muscles. Kamui wears a traditional uniform used in Chinese martial arts, with a black and white top sporting elbow length sleeves, and gray pants that reaches the middle of his lower leg. He also has a single lock of hair sticking out from the top of his head. Kamui, like his sister, has blue eyes and vermillion hair, albeit his hair reaches his lower back and is always tied in a braid.
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