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| rdfs:comment | - Hayashida Heihachi 2_7202.jpg Heihachi is a genial samurai who wishes to avoid fighting as much as possible and prefers to eat rice instead. During the Great War, he took a position as a combat engineer, which kept him off the front lines but also used his mechanical skills. He is discovered chopping wood in exchange for food or devices that interest him. He is most helpful within the group as their mechanic, and orchestrates the construction of medieval-type weapons. However, he harbors a deep hatred for traitors as he was one himself, which resulted in his whole unit being killed. Within the series, he talks about the old tradition of the "seven rice kami" inside every grain of rice. He is the third samurai.
* Afraid of Blood : Implied.
* Bamboo Technology : His massive battlesh
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| abstract | - Hayashida Heihachi 2_7202.jpg Heihachi is a genial samurai who wishes to avoid fighting as much as possible and prefers to eat rice instead. During the Great War, he took a position as a combat engineer, which kept him off the front lines but also used his mechanical skills. He is discovered chopping wood in exchange for food or devices that interest him. He is most helpful within the group as their mechanic, and orchestrates the construction of medieval-type weapons. However, he harbors a deep hatred for traitors as he was one himself, which resulted in his whole unit being killed. Within the series, he talks about the old tradition of the "seven rice kami" inside every grain of rice. He is the third samurai.
* Afraid of Blood : Implied.
* Bamboo Technology : His massive battleship-piercing crossbow.
* Berserk Button : Traitors be warned. Though it can be missed at first as his is more of a Tranquil Fury
* Gadgeteer Genius
* Eyes Always Shut : Though he doesn't adhere to this as strictly as characters from other works.
* Redemption Equals Death
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