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When Ichigo assumes Bankai form, Tensa Zangetsu transforms into a teenage version of himself, closer to Ichigo in height and age, with a noticeably slimmer build and slightly shorter hair. His attire is a more defined, robe-like version of his Shikai form's overcoat, minus the undershirt and sunglasses and with the addition of white lining and ...
25 de nov. de 2022 · The Bankai form that Ichigo manifested before the events of Thousand-Year Blood War was always his Quincy form, as the Zangetsu he has in his inner world was actually the manifestation of his Quincy powers.
Apesar de ser filho de um Shinigami e uma Quincy, Ichigo nasceu como um ser humano normal, mas seu poder shinigami despertou com a ajuda de Rukia Kuchiki. Quando os dois se conheceram, Ichigo pediu o poder de Rukia emprestado para ele enfrentar o Hollow que estava atacando eles.
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15 de ago. de 2023 · Learn about Ichigo's various forms in Bleach, from his human and Shinigami base forms to his Full Hollow and Vasto Lorde transformations. See how each form grants him greater speed, strength, and abilities to overcome his enemies.
19 de abr. de 2024 · Learn how Ichigo Kurosaki inherited and mastered the powers of Quincy, Soul Reaper and Hollow from his parents and his zanpakuto Zangetsu. Discover the origins, transformations and abilities of his hybrid spirit forms and how they reflect his personal arc.
2 de ago. de 2023 · Os poderes de Shinigami de Ichigo foram despertados por Rukia, enquanto seus poderes de Hollow e Quincy foram ativados através de eventos específicos, incluindo seu confronto com o Sternritter Quilge Opie. Além disso, Ichigo tem acesso ao Fullbring, uma habilidade especial revelada na série.
The Quincy (滅却師 (クインシー), Kuinshī; Japanese for "Monk of Destruction") are a race of spiritual beings (notably Humans) that inherited their spiritual powers from Yhwach; having the ability to detect the existence of Hollows and other Souls. Most of the Quincy were exterminated by the Shinigami...
