A Byakuya Kuchiki dakimakura can give you two looks for one favorite character, or put another Bleach character on the reverse. That choice matters more than a shared series name when you are deciding which cover you will enjoy turning over. Two listings in the store make the distinction especially clear: SS006 focuses on Byakuya, while SS016 pairs him with Grimmjow.
This guide looks closely at those specific previews and their selectable options. It is a small shopping comparison rather than a ranking of the whole collection. Both designs offer the same five size labels and five material names at the time of checking, so you can hold the practical configuration steady while deciding which artwork you prefer.
Find the two designs by their product codes
The Bleach dakimakura collection includes multiple characters and repeated character names. A search for Byakuya alone can therefore lead to more than one relevant result. Save SS006 or SS016 with the page you like, especially if you are comparing several tabs on a phone.
For this decision, write down one sentence before browsing further: do you want Byakuya on both illustrated sides, or would you enjoy switching between Byakuya and Grimmjow? Neither arrangement is inherently a better purchase. A second character adds variety only if you actually want that character in your everyday setup.
SS006: Byakuya in robes and a dark suit
The Byakuya Kuchiki SS006 cover shows two clearly different outfits. One preview panel has black robes, a white outer layer, a pale scarf and his distinctive hair ornaments. The other shows a dark suit over a light patterned shirt, with one hand raised toward the jacket.

The backgrounds also differ: the robed illustration sits against a soft pink tone, while the suit side moves from a light upper area into purple below. That gives the design an outfit change and a color change without introducing another character. Look at the whole panel, including the lower clothing, rather than choosing from the face alone.
Shortlist SS006 if your priority is a Byakuya-focused cover with two visual moods. For example, you might favor the scarf-and-robes side for display and still appreciate the suit illustration when the pillow is turned. If only one outfit appeals to you, compare the complete preview again before deciding that the character name is enough.
SS016: Byakuya on one panel, Grimmjow on the other
The Grimmjow and Byakuya SS016 design takes a different route. Byakuya appears in black-and-white robes with a pale scarf. Grimmjow has blue hair, a black jacket, a green scarf, blue trousers and brown boots. The preview uses a predominantly white background, with large black lettering around Grimmjow.
That lettering is part of the visible composition, so include it in your decision. If you prefer artwork with fewer graphic elements, inspect the text placement as carefully as the clothes. If you enjoy a stronger poster-like look, the contrast between the white background, dark letters and blue hair may be precisely what draws you to this version.
Choose this route when both characters earn a place in your shortlist. It is especially useful to ask which panel you would want facing outward most often and whether you would willingly display the other. The product title lists two characters; it should not be read as a promise of two separate covers or two complete pillows.
Separate visual variety from the number of items
SS006 offers variety through Byakuya’s clothing, while SS016 offers variety through the subject itself. Those are different benefits. A fan who wants a dedicated Byakuya item may prefer the consistent character focus, even though the paired design includes another recognizable face. Someone who likes both characters may value the change when turning the pillow over.
- Pick SS006 as your starting point if keeping Byakuya on both preview panels matters most.
- Pick SS016 as your starting point if Grimmjow is also a character you actively want.
- Keep browsing if either design has a reverse view you would consistently hide.
For a gift, ask about the second outfit or second character rather than only asking whether the recipient likes Bleach. A broad series preference does not settle a specific artwork choice. Showing both complete panels is a more useful check than sending a cropped portrait of the preferred side.
Configure the same size and material on both pages
Both listings currently offer 100 × 34 cm, 120 × 40 cm, 150 × 50 cm, 160 × 50 cm and 180 × 60 cm. Start with the dimensions of the insert you intend to use, then select that matching option on each page. The cover and inner-pillow size guide explains the fit check if you are building a first setup.
For materials, the shared choices are Peach Skin, Natural Velvet, Smooth Knit, Two Way Tricot and Upgraded Two Way Tricot. These are selectable fabric names, not alternate drawings. Choosing a different material does not turn the suit artwork into the paired-character design. Keep the product code and material choice as separate entries in your comparison note.
If you are undecided about feel, use the comparison of five cover fabrics before configuring the cart. Do not judge softness from the illustrated shirt or scarf: those are printed subjects. The textile touching your hands is the cover material you select, regardless of what the character is wearing.
Read the price after completing the selections
Both product records show a US$24.99 base price when checked. Size and material options carry their own adjustments, so that opening number is not a quote for every combination. To compare artwork fairly, choose the same dimensions and fabric on both pages and review the resulting amount before adding either item to the cart.
These listings also contain optional 3D accessory selectors. If you want the printed cover without those extras, explicitly select the No options and review the cart description. Do not assume an accessory is included because its selector appears on the page. Likewise, confirm the package contents and any separately needed insert before treating your cover budget as the total setup budget.
Frequently asked questions
Which listing shows Byakuya in a suit?
SS006 includes the dark-suit illustration alongside the robed version. SS016 pairs a robed Byakuya illustration with Grimmjow instead. Check the code as well as the title to keep the two designs straight.
Does SS016 include two pillow covers?
Two characters in the name and two illustrated panels are not evidence of a two-cover bundle. Review the product quantity and included contents before ordering. Treat the preview as information about the design.
Do the two listings offer different fabrics?
The checked menus contain the same five material names. That makes it possible to compare the two artworks using a matching fabric selection, though you should still verify the live options when placing an order.
Is either design the better choice for a Byakuya fan?
SS006 is the more focused starting point for someone who wants Byakuya throughout. SS016 makes sense when the buyer also wants Grimmjow. Preference for the actual illustrations should settle the choice, rather than the number of characters.
Choose the version you want to turn over
Open your preferred design, inspect both full panels and select the matching size and material. Save the product code with those choices before checkout. If you want a final reminder of what images can and cannot establish, read the guide to interpreting product previews, then return to the listing that best fits your character preference.
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