for the English dub of the television series. In Tsubasa: Reservoir Chronicle OVAs, Fuma is voiced by Yūji Kishi in Japanese and by Joel McDonald in English. Kishi married voice actress Mika Kikuchi, who played Mokona Modoki in Tsubasa, in 2009; Clamp celebrated with illustrations of Fuma marrying Mokona. Characterization and themes Fuma is a quiet high school student who befriend Kamui alongside his sister Kotori when they were children. Despite not showing any talent like the most prominent characters of the series, Fuma is able to pass the magical barriers created by Sorata Arisugawa much to his own surprise. Soon the mysteries within Fuma's role in the upcoming armageddon become more obvious when his father is killed by Nataku and uses his last forces to tell him he is Kamui's "twin star", while a woman able to see the future instructs him to kill him if he wants to save his sister. Fuma is conflicted about these messages as he still retains his bond for his friend ever his their childhood where he used to see Kamui as an innocent kid. However, Fuma develops his alter-ego when Kamui becomes a member of the Dragons of the Heavens. Fuma suddenly changes into a sadistic man who tortures Kamui and brutally kills his own sister. This new Fuma sides with Kanoe and the Dragons of Earth in order to accomplish the objective of destroying mankind. As Kamui's foil, Fuma develops the desire to grant other people's wish. Despite his violent actions, Fuma keeps a kind smile. During his acts of genocide, the ruthless Fuma still remains as mystery as he meets a young girl and warns her to leave the city with her mother as he plans to create an earthquake that will destroy the city. Kanoe herself becomes scared of Fuma being unable to understand what is his desire or true self. Following the death of one of his allies, Seishiro Sakurazuka, Fuma explains own philosophy in regards to his desire; Should a person lose his will to live, he would personally kill him had he been important to him to show how the bond between the two of them is important. In later chapters, Fuma's personality becomes confusing to his enemies as he kills his ally Nataku who had developed affection to him much to Fuma's sadness. As a result, it is noted that Fuma's alterego himself does not