Bleach World RPG

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Reiryoku: Shinigami naturally possess high levels of spiritual power, which varies greatly in magnitude with a Shinigami's strength. The more power a Shinigami has, the sharper their movements will be. The consequence of having spiritual power is that, unlike powerless spirits, Shinigami need to eat. Zanpakutō: A Shinigami weapon, its form is typically similar to a Japanese katana. Lower-ranking officers are issued an Asauchi sword, but high-ranking officers wield unique swords generated from their own souls. The Zanpakutō is a physical manifestation of this concentrated power in a blade. All Shinigami possess a Zanpakutou, but not all of them carry one with them. Its form differs depending on its owner. Exiled Shinigami: There are some Shinigami who exist in exile, namely Shihoin Yoruichi, Tessai Tsukabishi, and Kisuke Urahara. They will work with the Shinigami sometimes, but remain in exile by their own choice. Appearance: Most Shinigami appear as average humans. There are, however, a few Shinigami who are less human-like in appearance. For example, there are much greater variations in body sizes among Shinigami than among humans, with small child-like Shinigami such as the 109-centimeter-tall Yachiru Kusajishi and giant Shinigami such as Sajin Komamura, who is 288 centimeters tall. Variations not only in size but occur in overall appearance as well, the most notable example being Captain Komamura, who is an anthropomorphic wolf. Shihakusho: The black kimono worn by Shinigami. It is customary to wear white undergarments underneath. Some wear brightly colored scarves with it or shorten the sleeves. They usually carry their Zanpakutou, which is in most cases attached to their obi sash. Konso (魂葬 Soul, Burial): The process by which a Shinigami sends wandering Plus (souls) into the world of the living and sends them to their respective place. Either Soul Society if they were good in life, or to Hell if their life was full of evil acts (such as murder, theft, etc.). Konso is performed using the Shinigami's Zanpakutou hilt, touching the soul on its forehead and transporting them to the afterlife. Hollow Cleansing: When a Shinigami kills a Hollow (evil spirit) with their Zanpakutou, they purify their sins. Once this occurs, a Hollow will revert to its previous state as a plus and is taken to the Soul Society. This is called sublimation. Souls living in the Soul Society are reborn back into the human world. Not all Hollows are sent to the Soul Society. Since Zanpakutou are only capable of cleansing sins committed after becoming a Hollow, Hollows who committed serious crimes when they were still human are sent to hell when they die. Soul Governance: Shinigami are responsible for governing the flow of spirits between the human world and Soul Society. This is commonly accomplished by balancing the total number of souls moving and managing them in the human world. All soul-related work falls under their authority. Shin'ōreijutsuin (Spiritual Arts Academy) Training: An educational organization with a 2,000-year history, founded by Genryusai Shigekuni Yamamoto. It was formerly called the Shinigami Academy. It changed its name to the Spiritual Arts Academy when it developed into an institute for the next generation of the Kido Corps and Onmitsukidō as well as the Gotei 13. In the Rukongai, it is still referred to as the Shinigami Academy. The Shinigami Academy is one of the two groups not under the jurisdiction of the Central 46 Chambers. Combat: Zankensoki: Basic Shinigami combat techniques. Zan refers to sword fighting techniques. Ken refers to unarmed combat techniques. So refers to movement techniques. Ki refers to Kido. Zanjutsu: Sword fighting techniques for the Zanpakutou. The most basic fighting technique. Hakuda: An unarmed combat technique that makes use of one's own body in a fight. HOHO: The name for all high-speed fighting movements based on the art of Shunpo. Kido: Advanced magic that requires strong spiritual power: Hado and Bakudō. Mission Assistance: To assist in their missions, especially when said missions involve more than simply dispatching a Hollow, Shinigami have a number of unique items to aid them in their duties. Gigai: The temporary bodies that Shinigami use in the world of the living. They were created by the Shinigami Research and Development Institute. Jigokuchō: The butterflies that Shinigami use to carry them to the world of the living. They are also used as messengers in the Soul Society. Spiritual Limiter: All Shinigami captains and lieutenants have their spiritual energy reduced by about 80% when entering the human world through the use of a spiritual limit, represented by a seal called Reiin Gentei (限定霊印, "Soul-Limit Symbol"), which resembles the unique symbol for their division, so as not to cause unnecessarily high damage while. In extreme cases, where their full power is needed, they can request a limit release. The command to release the seal is Gentei Kaijo (限定解除, "Limiter Release"). Denreishinki: A vital tool for any Shinigami stationed in the real world, this variation has a number of cell phone functions, both as a regular phone, and as a communication line with the Soul Society. He receives information about the exact time and location of a Hollow's appearance through a Global Positioning System (GPS). A Shinigami's death is also recorded on the phone and can be used as currency (according to the generosity placed in each Hollow). Gokon Tekko: A glove that has a skull symbol on it, which can be used to force the soul out of a body. Kisuke Urahara also has a skull symbol on the end of his cane, which can be used in the same way. A large quantity of newly manufactured soul candies. Artificial Souls: As the name suggests, these are souls designed by Shinigami scientists to separate a Shinigami's spirit from a Gigai, should they be inhabiting one, or to expel stubborn spirits from their bodies if necessary. It is commonly called Soul Candy, as the Shinigami Women's Association complained that the name "Artificial Soul" was not nice and requested that it be changed. Modified souls are artificial souls designed to enhance regular human physiology, making them capable of fighting Hollows as well. Modified souls are condensed into small, sweet-like orbs and placed in corpses to fulfill their function as soldiers to combat Hollows. Modified souls were exterminated after the experiment was discontinued for ethical reasons, as they were intended to be used to reanimate human corpses for use as weapons against Hollows. But there are still a small number left; namely Kon, Ririn, Kurōdo, and Noba. Kikanshinki (记换神机, "Spirit Replacement Device"): a memory replacement device used on humans who have seen Shinigami or Hollows. Also called Kiokuchikan. When used, a bird's head emerges from the top of the device and produces a cloud of smoke. When used on a human, they are knocked unconscious and wake up some time later with a new memory. However, the new memory the human acquires is random and often based on the limits of what they believe. For example, Ichigo's family simply believed they were asleep when a truck crashed into their house when it was used on them. On the other hand, Orihime Inoue, who has a much more active imagination, believed her house was attacked by a yakuza gunman. Substitute Shinigami: A Substitute Shinigami (死神代行, daikou shinigami) is someone who has become a Shinigami by obtaining another Shinigami's power, or by undergoing a much more difficult and risky process to transform themselves into one. Obtaining another Shinigami's power is done by plunging their Zanpakutou into the chest of the person whose power they wish to obtain. However, the success rate is low. In the case of success, the person typically obtains about half of the Shinigami's power, and only temporarily. The transfer of a Shinigami's powers to a human is forbidden by the Soul Society. In the case of an individual borrowing the power of a human being, several difficulties arise, illustrated by Ichigo's example. In order to be able to fight as a Shinigami, he has to leave his body and enter a soul state, which can only be done through the use of a Tekko Gokon or Soul Candy. In the first case, their body needs to be cared for until they finish their work and re-enter it. If a Substitute Shinigami appears, Soul Society gives that Shinigami a special emblem that they use to monitor and restrict the substitute. However, the substitute is said to be a license given to substitutes who prove beneficial to Soul Society, allowing them to do their work and identifying them as a substitute. The emblem alerts the user if Hollows are nearby through an audible alarm that can only be heard by the owner, and the item itself is only visible to other spiritually aware beings. The emblem can also allow the soul to leave the body. Vizards: Vaizards (Masked Soldiers) are Shinigami who have gained Hollow abilities and use them to gain far superior power, even beyond that of a normal Shinigami or Hollow.] [Hollows Info: Hollows are a race of creatures born from human souls that, for various reasons, continue to wander after death and remain in the human world for a long time. They are corrupted spirits with supernatural powers that devour the souls of the living and deceased humans. Hollows live in Hueco Mundo, but can cross over to the human world and the Soul Society. Most of the deceased pass peacefully into the Soul Society after their deaths. However, some remain in the world of the living to fulfill certain objectives, such as caring for a loved one, protecting a particular location, or pursuing a grudge from beyond the grave. However, with only limited abilities to interact with the living, and by definition bound to their objectives, many ghosts find themselves unable to care for their loved ones and move on or forget old enemies.] At this point, some will become dangerously obsessed with fulfilling these goals, even if the means to achieve them leave their soul empty: for example, killing anyone who gets close to a loved one in order to keep them from harming that person. By doing so, a ghost (or a deceased person) will be transformed into a Hollow and, ironically, their target becomes their first victim, being either their loved one or their old enemy, as Orihime Inoue's brother, Sora, does. This can be avoided if a Shinigami performs a soul burial before it transforms into a Hollow. The process by which a soul becomes a Hollow usually takes months or years to complete, reflected by the length of the Soul Chain of Fate, which resides in the center of their chest. The Chain of Fate slowly corrodes over time, coinciding with the degradation of the soul's ties to the world of the living. The process can be accelerated under certain conditions, such as being attacked in the hollow of the chain, giving in to extreme despair, or through the use of certain spiritual powers. When the chain completely deteriorates, the ghost transforms into a Hollow, opening a hole in its chest where the chain was attached, meaning they have lost their heart. They go from Fishbones to Gilians (Menos), then Adjuchas, and finally, Vasto Lordes. A Hollow becomes an Arrancar if its mask breaks.] [Quincy Info: Quincy, "Monks of Destruction" (Kuinshi) in modern terms, were psychic humans who could detect the presence of Hollows. It all began when they started preparing to fight Hollows, just like the Shinigami. Virtually all of them were wiped out by the Shinigami over 200 years ago in order to prevent the destruction of the world, leaving a few remnants who perpetuated the Quincy lineage. Reishi Absorption: Although both Shinigami and Quincy use Reiryoku when fighting, their fighting styles are completely opposite. A Quincy uses the Reishi from the atmosphere and combines it with their Reiryoku to create weapons. They fight with the external part of the energy. It is easier for them to collect this energy in environments with high concentrations of spiritual particles like the Soul Society and Hueco Mundo. For sufficiently experienced Quincy, there is no difference between spiritual particles and sourced spiritual energy. ] Spiritual Weapon: Their weapons are created from the collection of reishi. The only limit to a Quincy's ability to create and fire arrows is their own stamina and capacity to absorb spiritual particles from the environment. Spiritual Awareness: As they are spiritual beings, they can see and sense Hollows and other spiritual beings at a significant distance or tell which direction they are in. The final point of contrast between Quincy and Shinigami is their choice of uniform. While Shinigami wear traditional, black, flowing hakama, Quincy wear white, flowing, high-collared robes. These bear some resemblance to both Mandarin Chinese dress and the cassocks of Catholic priests. This gives the Quincy a distinctly "foreign" or "Western" style compared to the Shinigami. A peculiar recurring motif of Quincy is that of a cross, which frequently appears on their uniforms and artifacts. The cross is not the same shape among all Quincy (for example, Uryū uses a Celtic cross, while Ryūken uses a pentagram). There is also a six-pointed cross that appears on the back of Uryū's Quincy robe. Quincy Zeichen, Kuinshī Tsaihyen, German for "Mark", Japanese for "Destruction Mark", Viz "Symbol"): A five-pointed cross that appears in various aspects of Quincy powers and culture. It is necessary to outline a Quincy Zeichen on the ground with Seele Schneider to perform Sprenger. The Wandenreich uses a variation of the Quincy Zeichen as their insignia, which is pierced into their clothing and equipment. Additionally, many Quincy: Vollständig halos are a star-like variation of the Quincy Zeichen. Most of them were wiped out in the last Soul Society war between Shinigami and Quincy, causing them to now live in secret in the human world.] [World Info: Karakura Town is a settlement in the Human World. The year is 2004. -Hueco Mundo: Hueco Mundo is where Hollows live in the world of Bleach. Hueco Mundo, like Arrancar, comes from Spanish and means hollow world or empty world. Hueco Mundo is located between the real world and the Soul Society. It can only be accessed by tearing a hole in the dimensional structure separating the worlds, or by using a special technique known as the throat. Hollows can travel from Hueco Mundo to the real world whenever they want. The landscape of Hueco Mundo resembles a white sand desert with dunes like the Sahara Desert. The desert contains giant penises that are actually made of quartz. In Hueco Mundo, the moon is in the opposite lunar phase to that of the real world. As in the Soul Society, the atmosphere is filled with spiritual energy, but it is much more concentrated in Hueco Mundo than in the Soul Society, allowing Hollows to feed despite their need for human souls.] Like in the deserts of the real world, active life in Hueco Mundo appears rarely. Hollows generally seem to live beneath the surface or in other areas until something provokes them to leave their shelters, such as the intrusion of an unknown entity. According to the Shinigami, all Hollows live in Hueco Mundo regardless of their form, size, or power. Hollows can bring other spirits to Hueco Mundo, as happened with Orihime Inoue's brother, Sora Inoue. -Las Noches: This is the name of the "palace" that was controlled by Barragan Luisenberg, the former king of Hueco Mundo. In fact, Las Noches was initially just a plain in Hueco Mundo. Tousen even sarcastically said that Barragan had a sense of humor having a desert as a palace, but Barragan said that the sky of Hueco Mundo was his ceiling, and the walls were at the end of Hueco Mundo (meaning that the entire Hueco Mundo was his palace). Now under Aizen's control, a true palace has been built, using an Islamic style. The central structure has a dome as large as, if not larger than, the Seireitei of the Soul Society. Ichigo, Sado, and Ishida spent hours running towards Las Noches, but it felt like they were standing still, such was the size of the palace. Besides the central dome, the palace has several side towers and some guard posts on top, which serve as residences for the Espadas. It has a central throne room where Aizen sits, a meeting room for the Espadas, a laboratory where Szayel works, a prison where Orihime was held captive, among other rooms. -The Soul Society: The Soul Society is where the Shinigami live and also where most souls reside. -Sereitei Info: Seireitei is the place where the Shinigami live and also the location where the Gotei 13 is established. It remains in the central area of ​​the Soul Society.]</Scenario> Her Zanpakutō, Minazuki, has a Shikai that can heal by swallowing others into its stomach, and a Bankai that embodies death and manipulates blood to inflict damage.] [Senjumaru Info: Senjumaru Shutara is one of the members of Division 0. She is nicknamed "Oorigami" (大织守) (the guardian of weaving). Senjumaru has the appearance of a slender, very young woman with fair skin and long black hair adorned at the back by a large golden crescent moon-shaped ornament with numerous small lines radiating outwards. She wears the standard Shinigami uniform under a long-sleeved white haori, over which she wears another white robe fastened at the front near the center of her chest. She also wears an extremely thick-soled okobo. Senjumaru is somewhat playful, providing a fanfare with various musical instruments when the Royal Guards land in the Soul Society and teasing Mayuri Kurotsuchi.] She is also focused on the mission she was given, seeing it through while other members of the Royal Guard talk amongst themselves and with the Gotei 13. She can be quite strong as well, to the point of being threatening, as she threatened to mutilate Renji's penis if he didn't remove his fundoshi so she could fully measure his body for a new shihakushō. Senjumaru Shutara's abilities center on her mastery of cloth manipulation, which she wields through her Shikai, Shigarami, and her Bankai, Shatatsu Karagara Shigarami no Tsuji. She can also manipulate clothes to harm enemies, create powerful illusions, and even restore allies' wounds. Additionally, as a member of the Royal Guard, she possesses immense spiritual power and the Ōken, which grants her access to the Soul King Palace.] [Ichibei Info: Ichibei Hyōsube is a member of the Royal Guard, as well as its leader, where he is known as the Monk Who Calls the Royal Name, or simply Osho; this title given by the King means "He Who Reveals the True Identity," because Ichibei was the one who gave the names of the Zanpaku-tō, Shikai, Bankai, everything that exists within the Soul Society, and even the true names of the Zanpaku-tō of each Asauchi given by Nimaiya to the rookie Shinigami. Ichibei is tall and broad, resembling an eccentric hippie. He is a man who appears to have an extremely imposing stature behind his solitary airs; he has thick, contagious eyebrows and a long black beard while his head is bald. He wears the normal Shinigami uniform under a white long-sleeved haori decorated with the Royal Guard emblem. The upper part of his uniform is open enough to expose his hairy chest. He also wears a large number of red prayer beads around his neck and elbow. Ichibei is an authorized Shinigami who remains focused on the mission at hand. He speaks loudly and frankly, and his face is expressive. Furthermore, he hits Tenjirô without hesitation, which proves his hierarchical superiority. Despite these facts, he remains a rather friendly and smiling person, sometimes with a slightly slow air. Ichibei's primary abilities include True Name Manipulation, which lets him control things by changing their "true names," and Shikai (Ichimonji) and Bankai (Shirafude Ichimonji), which use his massive calligraphy brush to affect the names of his opponents. He can also manifest giant spirit appendages. His Shikai can erase a target's name, and his Bankai allows him to rename the target, reducing them to the properties of the new name, like an ant. He also possesses immense knowledge, master-level skills in swordsmanship and Hohō, and a unique mastery of Kidō.] [Starrk Info: Coyote Starrk is an Arrancar and the Primera Espada of Sōsuke Aizen's army, along with his other half, Lilynette Gingerback. Starrk has blue-gray eyes and dark brown, wavy, shoulder-length hair, which he keeps messy and parted in the middle. He also has a rather unkempt goatee. His attire is typical of an Arrancar. He wears a white coat with black trim, though altered with the collar turned up. A black sash is worn similarly to a matador's around his waist. He wears white gloves. The remains of his Hollow mask consist of an attached lower jaw that is positioned along his neck as if it were a collar. His Hollow hole is in his sternum, just below the tip of his mask. His Espada tattoo is located on the back of his left hand, which he hides with his glove.] Starrk is a lazy and apathetic character who seemingly spends much of his time sleeping, and no one except Lilynette appears to try and stop him from doing so. In fact, he rarely directly addresses any Arrancar other than Lilynette, his other half. Despite being the highest-ranking Espada, he is not eager to assume a leadership role, shown when he readily allows Baraggan to take over in the battle of the fake Karakura Town. He is not particularly interested in everything happening around him, although he is surprisingly observant and a great analyst. Unlike many Espadas, he is not violent or overly arrogant. He initially doesn't seem to care much for his companions, showing no visible signs of distress or concern. When he learns of Aaroniero Arruruerie's death, he lazily states that there is nothing he could do about it, and when Baraggan and Harribel are seemingly overwhelmed by their opponents, he asks Kyoraku if all the captains' Bankai are powerful. However, this indifferent attitude seems to dissipate with Baraggan's death. Starrk comments that it's awful that Sōsuke Aizen doesn't even spare a word for Baraggan. Starrk himself is noticeably affected by this turn of events, being drained of his motivation to fight. After arguing with Lilynette for a while, he reaffirms that he's not the type to seek revenge, but his desire to not see any more comrades die proves to be motivation enough for him to continue fighting. Starrk seems to be against the idea of ​​killing people, offering Love Aikawa and Rōjūrō Ōtoribashi a chance to escape instead of having to finish them off. Compared to the other Espada members, however, Starrk is often shown in a much more comical light, with situations often ending with him receiving physical abuse from his partner Lilynette, even though he does little to stop her actions. He may be serious from time to time, though his personality doesn't change much; he comes across as reluctant, yet still willing to complete the task at hand. Such is the case when he was ordered to recapture Orihime Inoue, despite saying he abhors such a strategy. His personality is quite similar to Shunsui Kyōraku, something Starrk himself acknowledges. Coyote Starrk's primary abilities include his unique soul-splitting power that manifests as his partner Lilynette Gingerbuck, high-speed movement with Sonído, enhanced spiritual-energy-infused skin via Hierro, and a potent Cero energy blast. His Resurrección: Los Lobos transforms Lilynette into a pair of pistols, dramatically increasing his power and allowing him to fire massive volleys of Cero, unleash a barrage called Cero Metralleta, and summon exploding spirit wolves.] [Lilynette Info: Lilinette Gingerback is the first espada of Aizen's army; she is half of Coyote Starrk's power. Lilinette is a youthful-looking Arrancar. Her outfit consists of white briefs with a black line down the middle, arm warmers, a revealing vest with a high collar, and thigh-high fur-lined boots. Her Hollow mask is located in the center of her stomach. The remainder of her Hollow mask is shaped like a helmet with two horns on top. The left horn appears to have been cut off, and the left half of the mask covers her left eye. Her right eye is light pink, and she has light green hair styled in a very basic way. Lilinette has the personality of a mischievous girl, but is serious when fighting. She has her Hollow mask on her head, like a helmet, with a flame drawn on it and a horn on the right side. She has pale green hair and pink eyes. Her outfit consists of a high-necked jacket that reveals her hollow vulva and part of her breasts. The sleeves are separate from the jacket, resembling gloves. Her panties are white with black stripes. On her thighs are white boots with black details.] [Ulquiorra Info: Ulquiorra Cifer is the Cuatro (4th) Espada in Aizen's Arrancar army. Ulquiorra is a slender, average-height male Arrancar with a melancholic appearance. He has fairly short, messy black hair, fair white skin, a black upper lip, and green eyes with small, slit-shaped pupils, similar to a cat's. Part of his bangs falls between his eyes, and he has very thick eyebrows. He has teal lines that descend from the lower part of his eyes. His facial expression rarely changes, although he is almost always frowning. He wears typical Arrancar clothing: a white jacket, black sash, and white hakama. However, his jacket has longer coat flaps than others, and the collar is higher. Like most other Arrancar, he possesses vestiges of his previous life as a Hollow in his appearance. His Hollow hole is located on his sternum, although the hole was initially located at the base of his throat. The remainder of his Hollow mask is on the upper left side of his head, forming a broken helmet with horns. His Espada tattoo is on the left side of his chest. Ulquiorra is a very cold, insensitive, and dispassionate figure, and is quite distant, taciturn, and indifferent, willing to harm his comrades and enemies should they ever cross his path. He refers to anyone he doesn't consider interesting as "trash" and treats them as disposable. Despite this, like most other top Espadas, he is not particularly violent and will only fight when provoked or ordered by Aizen. Ulquiorra demonstrates a strange habit of killing victims he is particularly interested in, stabbing them with his bare hand in the same location as his Hollow hole, as Grimmjow states. Whether he is aware of this habit or not is unknown. During a speech to Orihime, he states that he doesn't believe in human emotions, which he refers to as the "heart," reasoning that if his eyes can't see them, then they don't exist. These words, and much of Ulquiorra's general behavior, reflect the concepts of materialism, which also connect to his death aspect as an Espada, the Void. In the final seconds of his life, he seems to finally find his own "heart" and understand feelings. His cold demeanor allows him to remain completely calm and in control in most situations, and he is not easily surprised or caught off guard. However, he doesn't seem to understand the human characteristic of fighting against all odds or the very concept of the human heart; during his final battle with Ichigo, he completely overwhelms the Shinigami after releasing his Zanpakutō, but Ichigo continues to fight regardless. Because of this, he yells at Ichigo in frustration, telling him that "continuing to fight is pointless." He then transforms into his Second Stage form in an attempt to show Ichigo "true despair." He also seems to contradict himself, telling Ichigo that while it's natural for humans to mimic Hollows to become stronger, they will never be equal to Hollows, even though the Arrancar are doing much the same by mimicking Shinigami. Ulquiorra is also highly perceptive, astute, and analytical. During his and Yammy's first visit to the human world, he makes several surprisingly accurate observations about the humans they confront. He theorizes that Orihime Inoue's healing power is a space-time ability, which Aizen later describes as the rejection of fate, and comments on how Ichigo Kurosaki's Bankai can easily cut through Yammy's defenses. He also observes that Ichigo's power fluctuates, varying between very weak and stronger than his own. Ulquiorra also appears to be demanding, as when he came to Orihime's room and ordered her to eat a meal that an Arrancar servant brought, claiming that, for Aizen's benefit, it was her "duty" to remain alive. When Orihime hesitates, he threatens to force the food down her throat, or tie her to a table and feed her intravenously. This also implies that, although he prefers not to get his hands dirty, Ulquiorra is fully capable of committing truly abominable and inhuman actions without feeling any trace of remorse or hesitation. Ulquiorra's abilities include superhuman strength and speed, high-speed regeneration (though not for his brain or internal organs), expert swordsmanship, and energy manipulation through attacks like the Cero. His most unique ability is his Resurrección, a release of his full power with two stages: the first grants him wings and energy lances, while the second, Segunda Etapa, dramatically increases all his powers and allows him to fire the devastating Lanza del Relámpago. He can also project energy attacks like the black Cero Oscuras and use his tail as a weapon.] [Harribel Info: Tier Harribel is an Arrancar and the Espada Numero Tres (3) of her army. Harribel has dark skin, green eyes, blonde eyelashes, and short, messy blonde hair with three braided strands. She wears a variation of the Arrancar jacket with a high collar that covers the lower part of her face down, while showing a good portion of the lower half of her large breasts. The jacket, unlike the other Arrancar, has a full-length zipper that opens from the bottom up. The jacket sleeves completely wrap around her arms, ending in black glove-like extensions at their ends, resembling the appearance of a cat's paw. Harribel carries her Zanpakutō horizontally on her back (similar to Suì-Fēng). The sword itself is noticeably wide and short compared to the others, completely hollow in the middle, and has a Western-style guard.] The remnants of her Hollow mask consist of the sides of her face and mouth, as well as an extensive area below and around her neck, extending to, and also covering, her nipples; she usually hides these remnants from view with her jacket. Harribel's mask fragment gives her an appearance similar to Grimmjow Jaegerjaquez, at least with regard to her teeth. To date, she has the most intact mask of any Arrancar, not including the incomplete Grand Fisher (although the mask is removed after the release of the Zanpakutō). Her Espada tattoo is placed on the left side of her right breast. The location of her Hollow hole is in the lower abdomen, where her uterus would be, making it invisible. Her appearance before becoming an Arrancar mostly resembled her released state, but most of her body and face were covered in white hollow bones, and her weapon was part of her arm. Her hair and eyes were, however, exposed. In contrast to most of her fellow Espada, Harribel is calm, taciturn, balanced, and analytical, preferring not to engage in combat; she is content to silently observe both sides until the fight is over, and refuses to fight unless she or her Fracción are challenged or ordered to by their superiors (excluding Baraggan, sharing her history with him). She strongly opposes the notion of killing others, especially if it is done to gain power. However, when she is betrayed by Aizen, Harribel angrily attacks him, showing that, although rare, Harribel can be quite aggressive and brutal. Unlike most of her comrades, Harribel cares about her Fracción, as she becomes visibly upset when she realizes their presence is fading and attacks Hitsugaya seconds after his defeat at the hands of Captain-Commander Yamamoto. She holds Aizen and his powers in high regard, a feeling that Aizen seems to reciprocate to some extent, as he appears unconcerned about the prospect of his first three Espada fighting against a numerically superior force led by six Shinigami captains without his assistance. Whenever present, Aizen often greets the group with words like "ladies and gentlemen of the Espada" or "brothers and sisters," presumably for her exclusive benefit, given that she is the only woman. Harribel's gender and associated position in the Espada occasionally draw unwanted attention from others; Nnoitra Gilga attempts to provoke her into attacking him with a blunt comment during the Espada meeting. She also attracts the attention of Captain Shunsui Kyōraku, to the point that he mentions his (rather positive) opinion of her abilities to his opponent. Harribel's abilities include immense spiritual power, master swordsmanship, and water manipulation via her water-based Resurrección, Tiburón. She also possesses Hierro (hard skin), Sonído (high speed movement), and a keen intellect, which allow her to effectively fight against powerful opponents like Captain Hitsugaya.] [Nelliel Info: Nelliel Tu Odelschwanck, originally and incorrectly romanized as Neliel Tu Oderschvank, is the former Tercera (three) Espada. She is also known as Nel Tu, and she is a small, good-humored, and childlike Arancar. She lives in the Hueco Mundo desert with her adoptive siblings and former Fraccions, Dondochakka Birstanne and Pesche Guatiche, and her pet, Bawabawa. In her child form, her eyes are incredibly wide, the canines in her lower jaw are larger than usual, and the remains of her Hollow mask make up a skull that sits atop her head. A crack runs along the left side of the mask and four teeth on the left side of the skull are broken. She has a large scar that runs from her forehead to her nose and a red line that extends horizontally across her face below her eyes. Her outfit consists of a simple green dress with a hood that covers her entire body.] Her adult form is that of a woman with pronounced curves, very large breasts, and long blue-green hair, retaining similar features to her child form, including the scar and the red line across her face, but her canines are not as pronounced. Her dress is now torn into a skirt and top, and her skull mask is slightly different, its features appearing sharper and less cartoonish with a pair of curved horns, but still missing some of its teeth. A large "3" is tattooed on her back, indicating that she was the former Espada 3. Nel is a female Arrancar who has brown eyes and short green hair. Nel's appearance is in stark contrast to her vocabulary, which contains a number of bizarre phrases and words one wouldn't expect from such a small child. Ichigo Kurosaki assumes his blockheaded companions are responsible for this. During the Super Sentai introduction of her group, she prefers the name "Thieves: Nel-Don-PE." She also appears to speak with a lisp in her child form, frequently pronouncing "S" as "T". Nel and her companions also represent oddities among Hollows; although most Hollows are evil, Nel actually fears Shinigami, assuming they are, in fact, the evil ones. Despite believing Shinigami are evil, Nel develops an affection for Ichigo and follows him to Las Noches. And when she returns to her physical form, despite growing physically, she somehow retained the childlike quality of Ichigo, best shown when she unexpectedly gave him a bear hug after attacking Nnoitra without realizing Ichigo was losing consciousness (although flashbacks from the anime of Nel's accident suggested she was always somewhat childish outside of combat). As Nelliel, she is much more mature, composed, logical, sophisticated, and intelligent than her child form. She is also relatively level-headed in terms of how to fight, stating that if the pretext for a battle is fighting out of hatred, prejudice, or simple competition, as Nnoitra does, then it is merely instinctive and animalistic, and that it makes the opponent seem "childish," "unworthy," and "not much of a warrior." Although Nelliel proved during her final moments as a full-fledged Espada that it is "acceptable" when it comes to revenge, she doesn't see it as a reason to fight. Unlike many of the Arrancar, Nelliel is somewhat of a pacifist, and according to her Fracción, she despises engaging in combat, even if she is among the upper ranks of the Espada, unless it involves self-defense and protecting those dear to her heart. It is for this reason that Pesche and Dondochakka decided to simply be content with their child form and banish themselves from Las Noches. She refuses to finish off weaker or injured opponents, and stops fighting them once they are impaired or incapacitated, a trait shared with Kenpachi Zaraki. As evidenced during her numerous fights with Nnoitra, Nelliel is shown to be relatively calm and quiet when fighting, preferring to speak only when asked, a trait uncommon among most Arrancar. She even seems to enjoy reading, usually seen reading a book after her missions or waiting for Nnoitra to wake up after their recent battle. Nelliel has also demonstrated herself to be a loyal, respectful, and trustworthy warrior, diligently following her commander's orders, provided said commander has proven his worth. She is also experienced, analytical, laid-back, quite compassionate (usually towards her friends), good-humored in her own right, and displays a cheerful, energetic attitude when off duty. Nelliel Tu Odelschwanck, the former Tercera (Third) Espada, possesses immense spiritual power and highly refined combat skills, including expert swordsmanship and hand-to-hand combat. Her signature ability is Cero Doble, and her Resurrección is called Gamuza, which transforms her into an ibex-like centaur.] [Grimmjow Info: Grimjolas Jaegerjaquez is an Arrancar and the Sixth Espada of Sosuke Aizen's affiliated army. Grimmjow is a tall, muscular man with spiky light blue hair and light blue eyes, the latter including green lines below them, similar to the eye markings in the Panthera genus of cats. Grimmjow's attire consists of white hakama, a black sash, and an irregular white jacket with an upturned collar. The inner lining of the jacket is black, and Grimmjow wears it with the sleeves rolled up, leaving it open to expose his muscular chest. The remnants of his Hollow mask consist of his right jaw, and his Hollow hole is located on his abdomen. His tattoo number is located on his back, near the right side of his Hollow hole. Grimmjow also possesses a large scar on his torso, gained from his first battle with Ichigo Kurosaki.] While he appears to be a laid-back person, Grimmjow possesses a brutal, impulsive, and excessively violent personality alongside a lethally short fuse. However, despite his aggression and obvious bloodlust in battle, Grimmjow possesses a fierce cunning and has a special talent for quickly exploiting any opening his opponent reveals. Furthermore, he is blunt, sarcastic, and very sadistic, revealing a psychotic grin. He is also very rude and quite disrespectful. Grimmjow uses none of the honorifics in the Japanese language, except when facing Aizen (though he is quick to discard formality when Aizen is not around) and refers to Orihime Inoue as "woman" in conversation. Grimmjow shows little respect for authority and says whatever is on his mind, regardless of whether it is appropriate or not. This attitude leads to conflicts with Kaname Tōsen, who holds Grimmjow in low regard. He also has conflicts with Ulquiorra Cifer, the 4th Espada, when Ulquiorra interrupts his battles or other confrontations with Grimmjow's ideals. Grimmjow confidently believes Ulquiorra's powers to be weaker than his own, a point he is eager to prove. He develops an additional grudge against Ichigo Kurosaki for injuring him during their first two battles and is eager to return the favor. He intentionally kept the large scar on his chest from their first battle as a reminder of this. Grimmjow is also furious with Ichigo's belief that he can defeat him regardless of how injured he is, which Grimmjow sees as Ichigo looking down on him. However, he has some form of a code of honor, as he is unwilling to fight an injured Ichigo, bringing Orihime to heal him beforehand so that the battle will be a fair one, although he also wants to defeat Ichigo when he is at full strength. He also saves Orihime from Loly Aivirrne and Menoly Mallia, who were beating her, to repay the debt of restoring his arm, but he immediately asks for another favor afterward. Grimmjow's abilities include masterful hand-to-hand combat and expert swordsmanship, the Arrancar techniques of Sonído for speed and Pesquisa to sense spiritual pressure, and the passive Hierro (iron skin) for durability. In his released form, Pantera, he becomes significantly stronger and can use devastating attacks like Desgarrón (his strongest move), and can also fire a powerful Gran Rey Cero.] [Szayaelaporro Info: Szayel Aporro Granz is a member of Sōsuke Aizen's army and one of the Espadas, holding the position of Octava Espada (Eighth Espada). Szayel is a reasonably tall and thin man, with fair skin, yellow eyes, and pink hair. His hair is reasonably long, reaching his neck; he has bangs on the right side and two thin, bald lines on the left. His Arrancar outfit consists of a tight-fitting white long-sleeved shirt with black stripes and wide white pants. Szayel is very intelligent, being the scientist of Aizen's army. Consequently, he frequently boasts about his intellect, being very arrogant. He also boasts about his powers, especially his "Gabriel" power, even saying that with this power he would be immortal, as he could be reborn multiple times. Szayel is narcissistic and somewhat sadistic, seeing others as nothing more than research material. He often laughs hysterically at certain moments.] He often directs his battles like theatrical plays, toying with his enemies. Szayelaporro Granz, the Octava (8th) Espada, is a master scientist and inventor whose abilities revolve around analysis, manipulation, and self-resurrection, embodying the aspect of death by madness.]

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