Some characters use shakkan in their measurements, right?

It’s convenient, but if it doesn’t hit, it doesn’t matter, so I think there is a balance.

Unless the opponent has a strange ability, there are many situations where flying plum or gray cat would be more useful.

I wonder if taking the opponent’s attack with a blade makes it heavier.

The expression “2 to the power of 7 times” sounds a bit strange.

The original gray cat is too light…

Isn’t it the weight of the blade part?

The gray cat was just the worst match, so it’s the ultimate in one-shot kills.

Other than that, the only ones that seem able to fight back after being consumed are similar-type brothers or someone like Hatch who specializes in demon techniques.

If you multiply 2 to the seventh power, it becomes 14 Kg.

It’s not a weight that you can carry while running.

I think Iba-san is really plain, but is he strong?

The initial release that only transforms is pretty underwhelming, huh?

There are quite a few zanpakutō that can demonstrate kido-type abilities just with their initial release.

It seems that the splitting crow, which changes its blade like brother and Rangiku, had a bad compatibility.

It might be better than swords that only change shape like a peacock in the wisteria, or half-hearted demon arts, but it doesn’t really feel like it would be very strong in a life-and-death struggle.

Even though there is a limitation of the same location for the hornets, it’s a two-hit kill.

Just exchanging blows with a single strike will generally lead to a deadlock.

If you have the strength of a captain class, it will end before you even clash with Wabisuke…

Multiplying by 2 to the power of 7 gives 1024kg!

I think that Hebiomaru can be used easily as it becomes capable of handling mid-range situations, just by changing its form.

With a size like that, is there a possibility that a hawk might succumb to its weight?

The captain and Yoruichi hit me with their fists, and even before we start fighting, I’m turned into ashes.

I think it’s tough for someone like Hage or Ohmaeda, as they are strong in their own right, but they don’t have flashy abilities and even their weapon changes from a sword.

Well, I can probably lift around 100 kg…

Because of this guy, it seems he is more specialized in honing skills like discerning the opponent’s sword techniques rather than just simple combat power, and techniques that allow him to strike multiple times instantly.

If it can be nullified by the initial release of the gray cat, then there is a high possibility that it won’t be effective against Senbonzakura.

I don’t know about the splitting crow.

If it’s 800g, then it has gone up to 102kg.

That’s amazing!

In the panel right before this one, Matsumoto, who actually felt the sword become heavier, temporarily became unable to move and is bowing his head, so it’s not that the vice captain could easily handle around 100 kg.

The zanpakutō is the manifestation of the user’s soul’s power, so if you delve deep enough, there is no way you can’t master it.

This sword is really mean, with a time lag before it becomes twice as heavy after being struck.

So, if the opponent can take me out instantly from a distance, there’s nothing I can do.

Even if it seems like a miss now at the beginning, if trained to the level of a captain or higher, will it evolve or become stronger?

The split crow can also perform an all-range attack just like big brother.

A typical Japanese sword weighs about 1 to 1.5 kg.

In the case of Yoruichi, both her Shikai and Bankai must be a super rare case of being a miss…

There is a theory that all the initial releases are connected, so it might be somewhat effective after all.

You could probably win easily due to the difference in skill level.

Five times more than the two-shot kill.

Yoiichi seems to be on good terms with the sword, so it’s not like I haven’t been shown its true power or anything.

It really seems useless.

I wonder what happens if Wabisuke uses Bankai.

The gray cat too.

I think the gray cat has amazing attack capabilities.

People often say things like “What even is that?” because the scene with Wabisuke is so overwhelming that it feels like it turns to ash.

I wonder what it means that using it the other way makes it weaker.

I wonder if it would become a heavy and large chunk of iron that obstructs movement, like Yoruichi’s zanpakuto.

I can’t help but feel that there are few strong enemies that the gray cat’s firepower can counter…

I wonder what abilities are truly useless in combat.

If it’s something for recovery, I think it can be useful as it is.

If it’s something like a reverse stroke, there would probably be fewer people who can make that judgment.

Even if it’s a type that makes movement slower while wearing armor, I can understand it even if Yoruichi doesn’t use it.

Yoiichi is occasionally safe if he apologizes, as he is not rejected by his zanpakuto. The zanpakuto side probably understands that he’s stronger without using it.

I think Yoruichi’s zanpakuto automatically turns her into a female cat or something like that.

It’s strange that Aizen can handle it since it’s the same hypnotic type…

If the opponent is smart, they’ll surely see it and think, “Attacking with such a difficult-to-cut sword is definitely dangerous…”

It’s okay to bring it just in case, even if it becomes stronger but doesn’t suit your nature.

I seriously think I won’t get stronger.

Even if it turns to ash, it still feels heavy… I couldn’t help but think that.

The gray cat might have been trying its best.

If it has lower power than the Shunkō and doesn’t increase speed, I probably won’t use it…

Isn’t it terrible that the ability to render someone unable to swing a sword can be countered by the sword blade itself flying around?

By the way, you’ve seen Izuru before, right? Why are you acting so triumphant about the gray cat?

Reverse grooming is strong if you devise it, but even without any ingenuity, it’s normally strong.

It seems that the scope is not indiscriminate in terms of the targets.

Wabisuke seems to have difficulty responding to opponents who use moves like Serow or Kido.

If it’s a user like Hime or a captain rank, they could probably output some insane firepower.

Since Yoiichi-san is at a level where he leaves it at home even during the final battle.

I’m judging that the Zanpakuto has no real prospects of being useful at all, whether it’s for chance or rear support.

Poor thing…

It’s easy to understand and use when you just hit roughly, and the opponent will collapse.

Usable

It seems that the more I think about it, I can’t help but feel that Hirako should exit quickly; that’s the ability of Reverse Snatch.

Like something with no mobility, like a wasp’s thunder whip?

I’m faced with my Zanpakutō enough that calming it down has become a daily routine, so I’ve had more than enough conversations with Yoruichi-san.

The Bankai is subtle, but something like a bell cricket is just right.

It might simply transform in a straightforward way.

Aizen, who claims to have become accustomed to the reverse-grip technique, is quite special.

Well, it’s the kind of thing that involves the surroundings in a withered pine mental state.

There may be reasons not to take it if it involves a wider scope.

This guy seems like he has no friends.

Since it is a factor that determines what kind of Zanpakutō the owner’s soul will become, if the owner chooses to go with a plain finish, the sword itself might become a lazy Zanpakutō based on that premise.

I thought 800g would be over a kilogram.

Maybe Yoruichi’s zanpakutō has a seduction-like ability with a very provocative outfit.

I don’t need it because I can do it naturally.

Is Reverse London a Yapon?

“Even though people say a shinigami can carry about 100kg, in reality, they can’t move at all.”

It’s a sword, so there’s no place to hold it other than the grip, and I don’t think it’s such a simple matter.

The final form of the bell cricket was initially limited to sight, but after training, it expanded to include all five senses.

It’s okay if the opponent is too heavy to carry, and it’s fine to use that as a strategy to fight. Just by achieving a Shikai or Bankai, you gain an information advantage, and it won’t be too wasteful.

The abilities of the bell cricket change significantly with its initial release and final release…

Holding and swinging the end of a 100-kilogram pole is different from lifting 100 kilograms…

It weighs 102kg, but the bald one’s Bankai is probably over a ton.

I see that the Bankai can, conversely, lighten the enemy’s firepower-absorbing ability.

Isn’t Hirako’s Shikai more convenient?

What should I do about the dragon-patterned demon lantern, which has a useless ability?

Kira is already very strong now, so if he could use Bankai, he would definitely be able to become a captain easily.

Is it impossible for zombies?

Is it possible to make just the breasts heavier?

Getting stronger means you need to train.

Just having the ointment no matter if it’s related to the demon lamp will trigger auto regeneration.

The Bankai might get stronger or it could become a super firepower capable of defeating someone like Aizen.

In the Abhirama battle, Kira is quite clever for not releasing until he has a sure killing timing.

It’s strong against opponents it can hit, but if it loses in speed or range, it seems helpless, so at least remember Bankai.

Why is the effect of Hōzōmaru’s medicine so strangely high?

The Black Rope Tenken Myōō really has a terrible compatibility with Wabisuke, doesn’t it?

Hozuki Maru has probably not trained at all since mastering Bankai, so there is room for growth…

That medicine also seems to be a proper ability of Hōzuki Maru, so I guess he hasn’t been taught the true name of his Bankai, which is why the restoration function is gone…

Wabisuke is too weak against ranged weapons.

If Wabisuke used Bankai, it would probably create a field debuff similar to Tousen or Hisagi.

Strong gravity for everyone in a certain area.

Like sharing guilt.

You just need to move faster than the opponent’s projectile.

Was it Kira who was crying because he was told, “I hate it because it’s a family feud, and you’re so kind”?

Wabisuke aside, Kira is probably the one who uses unconventional methods.

When you power up, will you become a superior version of Uonohanasan, Hōzuki-maru?

Anyway, keep recovering, continue fighting, and power up unilaterally.

…I feel like I’m going to lose meta-wise.

The bald guy definitely doesn’t want to admit that the fourth division is actually the best for him.

It seems that the feeling of weightlessness for the wielder was a setting of the zanpakuto or perhaps a setting from another manga…

Was the gray cat that strong…?

Well, in short, it’s like a mini cherry blossom festival, so it shouldn’t be weak.

The gray cat looks like a degraded version of Senbonzakura at first glance, but it has the ability to pass through matter, which is pretty crazy.

The gray cat should have been able to utilize its finer skills from Senbonzakura for internal attacks, but it wasn’t fashionable enough to be forgiven.

Bankai is approximately a tenfold enhancement.

Of course Quincy would steal the medallion to interfere, even if it weakens them.

Considering the Grim Reaper’s physical abilities, it feels like it’s not that much, right?

It’s one thing if the weight changes and throws off your movements, but…

Knowing that wabisuke does not work on gray cats.

Does this mean that Gin had Kira chase after Rangiku?

The initial releases that are strong like Senbonzakura, Kamiyari, and Kyoka Suigetsu are seriously insane, so relative to that, Wabisuke is not that strong.

If we consider the vice-captains who cannot use Bankai and Chad, there may be a difference in compatibility, but Chad is probably stronger…

Somehow, I have the impression that if a bald guy and Chad were to go head-to-head, it would be a close match.

I thought so, but Hage was actually fighting with Sushi Kawahara-kun…

If it’s a splitting crow, you can attack the opponent directly with the heavy blade as it is.