Laziest Bleach Character

Key Takeaways

• Bleach's lazy characters avoid responsibility, which makes them fun to watch.
• Characters like Suigetsu, Yukio, and Gremmy demonstrate laziness in various ways.
• From lounging around with a portable console to lazy combat tactics, their unique personalities shine through.

Not everyone does. bleach The universe is as hot and assertive as Ichigo. Whether they are heroes or villains, there are quite a few individuals who prefer to let others do the work for them while they relax and enjoy their own company. In summary, these characters can be considered lazy because they tend to avoid responsibility or engage in serious situations when they should actually be responsible.

However, thanks to author Taito Kubo's excellent writing skills, bleach It can still be fun to watch, whether because of its comedic humor or because it possesses tremendous powers. Either way, these are considered the laziest characters in the world. bleach series.

1 Kyoraku Shunsui

Suigetsu's cavalier nature makes him a pretty poor combatant.

• first appearance: Episode 24

In the beginning bleach In the story, Kyoraku is presented as a strong but ultimately very indifferent member of the Gotei 13. When fans first see Kyoraku after Chad's encounter with him, the captain is lying on the ground drinking alone, even offering a drink to an enemy right in front of him.

When Chad refuses and starts attacking, Kyoraku just sits around and dodges the whole thing like child's play rather than jumping into action. As the story progresses, he takes on more responsibilities, but even when faced with deadly threats like Coyote Stark, Kyoraku's laziness still tends to get the better of him at the worst of times.

2 Hans Forarlverna Yukio

Yukio can almost always be seen lounging around with a portable console.

• first appearance: Episode 343

It's easy to forget that Yukio is a member of the Fullbringers. All he likes to do is hide away and play his portable console. Whenever there's something serious that needs attention, such as when the Fullbringers are tasked with training Ichigo, Riruka has to be the one to push Yukio, and he reluctantly does so.

As a result, this guy gets very little screen time as it suggests he's engrossed in intense gaming sessions whenever he's not urgently needed. Even when summoned again for the final arc, Yukio still rarely takes his eyes off the screen. But one thing is for sure: no matter what game he plays, it's still going to take him quite a while to play that hard.

3 Graeme Tomo

Gremmy's imagination means he doesn't have to move a muscle in battle

• first appearance: TYBW Episode 15

Gremmy's ability, The Visionary, allows him to conjure anything he can imagine into reality itself, making him a somewhat lazy combatant as he does not need to move a muscle when confronting his enemies. A prime example of this can be seen in Gremmy's duel with Zaraki Kenpachi, the bloodthirsty captain of Squad 11.

While Kenpachi throws everything he has at Gremmy and even has to unleash a Bankai that does massive damage to his body, Gremmy stands in the same spot for almost the entire fight. He could even conjure a meteorite just by imagining its existence. Luckily, Gremmy was given these unique powers because his lazy nature would not be compatible with any kind of sword fighting.

4 coyote stark

The #1 Espada would rather relax and watch the world go by than fight.

• first appearance: Episode 138

It's ironic that out of all of Aizen's Espada, Starrk is the one who holds the top spot in terms of power level. Because he is also the most relaxed and lazy person. When Starrk is forced to confront Kyoraku in the Fake Karakura Town arc, he appears not to care about the captain standing before him and constantly tells Kyoraku that he wants to avoid fighting if possible.

In fact, Stark had such a huge amount of spiritual pressure that it meant that any Hollow that got close to him would be killed, leaving him isolated as a child. As a result, despite being one of Aizen's most powerful subordinates, Starrk has become quite accustomed to just walking around and watching the world go by.

5 Marechiyo Omaeda

Omaeda's lazy personality often clashes with the serious and stoic captain.

• first appearance: Episode 30

Omaeda begins to put on a bit more weight of his own later in the series, but in the first few issues he is characterized as a burden to captain Soi Fon due to his lazy nature and obsession with potato chips. Unlike the stoic Captain, who is always very serious and focused on the mission at hand, Omaeda is a much more carefree spirit who takes a laid-back approach to the events happening around him.

That's not to say he won't step into action when needed, but as Soi Fon knows all too well, forcing this man to do his duty is not an easy task. Thankfully, Kubo gets a much better look at Omaeda during the Thousand Year Blood War, but it's hard to be so cavalier when an army of Quincies arrives on your doorstep.

6 Giselle Jewell

Who needs to try when a zombie army can do everything for you?

• first appearance: TYBW Episode 15

Giselle's ability, Zombie, allows her to resurrect friends and enemies to become part of her own zombie army. As a result, Giselle doesn't have to fight herself. Instead, they throw the mindless corpses at their enemies and later snack on the flesh when they are injured. “Friend” Bambietta.

Giselle doesn't have to put in as much effort in combat since she can be blown to pieces without feeling anything, and the zombies can get their hands dirty instead. This casual and laid-back personality helped make Giselle a lovable person, although still a very creepy one, despite being a member of the Sternritter class.

7 Rangiku Matsumoto

Every day in Soul Society is a lazy day for Rangiku.

• first appearance: Episode 30

throughout the story bleachThere were a lot of scenes showing what each Soul Reapers do on their days off. For some, like Renji or Hitsugaya, this might involve training in the Zanpakuto, while for Byakuya it might mean filling out paperwork. But in Rangiku's case, she's almost always seen getting plastered in a bar with anyone she can convince to join, even if she has pressing responsibilities.

We've even seen her teasing Captain Hitsugaya for “working too hard,” which often ends in them bickering. Rangiku is another Soul Reaper who is willing to show off his skills when the situation calls for it, despite the fact that he prefers taking a hot bath or enjoying a few shots of sake.

8 Askin Nakrvar

When Askin joins the fight, it takes a lot for him to actually start trying

• first appearance: TYBW Episode 17

Askin may be a high-ranking member of the Schutzstaffel, but that doesn't necessarily mean he's always at his best in battle. In fact, Askin tends to run away from any confrontation that seems to require him to expend at least some energy, as seen when he sprints at Grimmjow, and then finds a nice, quiet place where he can do it. Enjoy a cup of coffee.

Later in the Thousand Year Blood War, Yoruichi goes so far as to say that Askin is intentionally suppressing his power and playing with his prey. If his picnic basket and coffee machine are anything to go by, Askin would prefer to just sit back and enjoy a delightful snack. This is what he does for most of the first half of the final arc.