Shunsui Kyoraku

Shunsui Kyoraku (pro. shoon-swee kee-oh-rah-koo; born July 11, 1964) is a member of the M-san Bunch and an officer in "der Führer's Army". He is the second Soul Reaper to join the MSB, after Renji Abarai. He is a very laid-back, jovial, flamboyant, peace-loving, and bisexual man who spends most of his time enjoys napping and drinking with Lei Wulong. He had joined the MsB, mainly because he wanted to rid Soul Society of all forms of discrimination (esp. sexism of both forms), and make it a better, sweeter, and happier place, and he was also looking for a way to get his lieutenant, Nanao Ise, to stop physically abusing him. He is also one of the most powerful swordsmen in the Bunch, and he has even managed to defeat the Waternoose Incorporated member Zavok with very little effort. However, despite his strength and skill, Shunsui has a great distaste towards violence, and he tries his best to avoid fighting as much as possible. He is also a well known pimp and the greatest swinger in the Bunch; his seemingly endless list of "mates" includes Zhen Ji (of whom he is the "sugar daddy" of), both the Blastoise and Charizard duos, Original Belldandy, OVA Urd, Scheherazade, Sailor Mars, Marth, Ray Kon, Seductive Lucario, Nega Benny Hill, Mirajane Strauss, Lei Wulong, Renji Abarai, the Robonic Stooges, Kokoro, Yura, and, for some strange reason, Cinderellachu (the shocking part is, is this isn't even one eighth of the list!). However, even though he is bisexual and enjoys having gay sex, when it comes to anal sex, Shunsui doesn't enjoy being the "catcher" (he gets "a little sensitive about his donut"), so when he has gay sex with other MsB studs, he is either the "pitcher", or he performs/has handjobs or blowjobs performed on him instead.

He is also a famous singer in the MsB, well known for his cover of the Bellamy Brothers' Let Your Love Flow, as well as the host of Up Late with Shunsui, the M-san's very own late-night talk show. He once wrote a novel called Rose-Colored Path, but it has recently stopped being published due to poor sales.