After six months of training, Yami's black banner is now longer to where he now wears it over his right shoulder and under his left arm in a cape-like fashion. The banner also has tattered edges, seeming to have been ripped off from a bigger banner.
He wears it over his right shoulder and it is attached by two strings to his left shoulder. Lastly, he wears black high boots that cover most of his calves.Īs the captain of the Black Bull squad, he wears a black banner with the squad's insignia on it. Yami wears another pair of belts, one of which he uses to carry his grimoire. The trousers are only supported by a belt around his waist. The trousers have an extra layer of tan leather that covers his outer thighs and down to his knees. Yami's attire is very simple and consists only of a white A-shirt and black trousers. Additionally, he sports a stubble mustache and beard. Sabat in the English dub.Ī tall man with a very muscular build, Yami has grey eyes and black hair of medium length that is messily combed backward, making it stick outwards. In the Japanese sub of the series, he is voiced by Junichi Suwabe who also provided the voice for Leone Abbacchio from Jojo's Bizarre Adventure: Golden Wind, and by Christopher R.
#CAPTIN YAMI SERIES#
He is one of the greatest fighters in the series while also being one of the strongest in Clover Kingdom. He is the first captain of the Clover Kingdom's Black Bull squad of the Magic Knights and a former member of the Grey Deer squad (now known as Aqua Deer). Yami Sukehiro (ヤミ・スケヒロ) is one of the deuteragonists (alongside Yuno) in the Black Clover franchise. A brigade where people who haven't been able to wield the power they've got can rampage around. I bet the other brigades will look after the decent types and the brilliant ones, so. Who would even pay attention to him? I'd tear him apart and do whatever I damn well please. Destiny, huh? I hate that bastard's guts. As I, right now, will surpass my own limits! Right now.Īre you worried about me? You need to grow up, kid.
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