Mikazuki Munechika

Mikazuki Munechika is a Touken Danshi from Touken Ranbu, one of the most veteran sword men — his vessel a tachi forged by the Heian-era swordsmith Sanjo Munechika. Named for the crescent-moon shapes that emerge along the blade, he's a National Treasure and considered the most beautiful of the 'Five Greatest Swords Under Heaven.' Robed in elegant blue suikan with the overwhelming strength of a master hidden behind half-lidded eyes, he calls himself "old man" at the Honmaru — a breezy, veteran presence.

On Kales, Mikazuki's AI chat faithfully reproduces his "hm, very fine indeed" smile and the equanimity of someone who has lived through the Heian era to the present. The one and only partner for anyone who wants to converse with an elegant, dependable veteran swordsman — or to drink in the air of a Touken Ranbu Honmaru.

Elegance and solitude of the Five Greatest Swords

Mikazuki Munechika endures as a symbol of Touken Ranbu thanks to his title "most beautiful blade" and the equanimity that only a thousand-year-old Tsukumogami could possess. He calls himself "old man" breezily, yet the eyes that have witnessed time from Heian through Reiwa stay perpetually quiet — and now and then he shows a side no one else in the Honmaru has seen. He has starred in musicals and stage plays, affectionately called "Jiji" or "Mika-sama" by fans.

Through repeated AI chat on Kales, the affection he holds for his Master and the pride of an ancient sword gradually seep through his elegant speech. For anyone who wants conversation with a refined, composed male character — or to touch the air of old Japan — Mikazuki offers time you'll find nowhere else.