Cain Blood

Harlem's streets answer to few names, but Cain Blood's carries weight that even Ash Lynx acknowledges. As the leader of Black Sabbath, one of New York's most formidable African American gangs, Cain controls the borough with a quiet authority that no amount of posturing from rival factions can shake.

Cain Blood’s Role in Banana Fish

What makes Cain stand apart from every other power player in the series is how deeply at odds his warmth is with his reputation. Rumor had it he despised white people, yet when Ash walks into his territory alone, without backup or bluster, Cain respects it immediately. That ability to read a person, rather than a rumor, is the quality that gradually pulls him from calculated neutrality into Ash and Sing’s corner against Dino Golzine’s criminal empire. He functions as something of an older brother to both of them, offering the kind of grounded perspective that Ash, for all his brilliance, rarely gets from anyone else. Cool under pressure, fiercely protective of his crew, and direct in a way that cuts through chaos, Cain is the alliance that tips the balance.

Who Voices Cain Blood in Banana Fish?

Kenta Miyake delivers Cain’s voice in the original Japanese production, bringing the same commanding depth that anime fans know from his iconic turn as All Might in My Hero Academia. His resonant, grounded delivery gives Cain exactly the low-frequency authority the character demands, making every word land with the weight of someone who never needs to raise his voice to be heard. Banana Fish was produced without an official English dub.

Cain Blood Voiced by

Japanese

Kenta Miyake

Raised in Okinawa, Kenta Miyake trained at the Amusement Media General Academy before joining 81 Produce in 1999. His commanding…...