Who Is Tujiro XIV? Origin, Powers and Key Facts
Tujiro XIV (Comico): Tujiro XIV is a famous Kabuki actor and, secretly, a vampire. His abduction of Anson Spar resulted in Christine Spar becoming a part of the Grendel le

Tujiro XIV is a Comico comic book character, with over 28 comic issue appearances. Tujiro XIV is a famous Kabuki actor and, secretly, a vampire. His abduction of Anson Spar resulted in Christine Spar becoming a part of the Grendel legacy. Hundreds of years later, he became Pope Innocent XLII, one of the most powerful people in the world.
Who is Tujiro XIV?
Character History Devil's Legacy Tujiro XIV was known for his skill and charisma as a kabuki dancer; he ran a kabuki troupe that traveled throughout the world. His power was not known to the general public. Along with his fame he was involved with criminal dealings, particularly human trafficking as well as abductions and killing due to his own bloodthirsty nature. Tujiro in his kabuki costume After a show in New York, Tujiro was introduced to Christine Spar and Anson Spar by Regina Anastasi . It seems that he took a liking to the Spars. During their meeting he pulled a lock of hair from young Anson, and licked the hand of Christine as she held it out to introduce herself. Later that night he hypnotized Anson by licking his stolen hair, then sent his lackey Yoshi Onagawa to collect the young boy. He presumably killed him, based on evidence that was soon to come.
Key facts
Tujiro XIV is of other origin and first appeared in "[Devil in Response]". The character is published by Comico. With 28 recorded issue appearances, Tujiro XIV ranks among the most featured characters in comics.
Frequently asked questions
Who is Tujiro XIV?
Tujiro XIV is a famous Kabuki actor and, secretly, a vampire. His abduction of Anson Spar resulted in Christine Spar becoming a part of the Grendel legacy. Hundreds of years later, he became Pope Innocent XLII, one of the most powerful people in the world.
When did Tujiro XIV first appear?
Tujiro XIV first appeared in "[Devil in Response]".



