Kamui returns to Tokyo, Fuma follows the Dragons of Earth when they kidnap Kotori. He meets a woman named Kanoe aming to recruit him to the Dragons of Earth. From Kanoe, Fuma learns that he is Kamui's opposite and must face him to destroy humanity, Fuma changes to his evil persona. However, Fuma also kills Kotori and most of the Dragons of the Earth to take his Sacred Sword. Kamui beheads him with his Sacred Sword near the end of the film; he weeps over Fuma's corpse and cradles his severed head, wondering why tragedy had befallen him. In the anime television series, Fuma becomes Kamui like in the manga but his final actions are different; He recruits Arashi Kishū into the Dragons of Earth to kill Kamui as her lover, Dragon of Heaven Sorata Arisugawa, is destined to die protecting Kamui. In the end, Sorata sacrifices his life to protect Arashi from Fuma and burn burn most of his body. Mortally wounded, Fuma absorbs Nataku's flesh to recover from his wounds. He survives for his match against Kamui, and defeats him. A wounded Kamui sacrifices his life to create barrier which restores his best friend's old personality. In addition to manga and anime, Fuma is a playable character in X: Unmei no Sentaku, a video games based on the series. An alternate Fuma appears in Tsubasa: Reservoir Chronicle. Fuma is Seishiro's younger brother, a treasure hunter and the leader of the people in Tokyo Tower. He arrived in Tokyo four years earlier with a magic feather from a young girl, Sakura. Fuma often battles Kamui in Tokyo, and they are the region's strongest fighters. He is a friend of the witch Yuko Ichihara, for whom he retrieves items when he travels to other dimensions. Fuma appears in Japan Country to give Sakura's ally, Kurogane, a robotic arm while working for Yūko. Fuma had encountered series protagonist Syaoran, realizing that he had become stronger than Seishiro had trained him; however, the fight's outcome was unknown. He reappears in the spin-off Tsubasa World Chronicle on a mission to deliver a replacement of Kurogane's arm. Reception Critical response to Fuma was initially mixed, with Anime News Network Mike Krandol calling him "creepy". Mike Crandol felt that Fuma lacked charm even as an antagonist, most notably when the rest of the series was more appealing. Andy Hanley of UK Anime Network said that