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Berenice Gabrielli

Character

Berenice Gabrielli is a Quincy of the Wandenreich's Sternritter, stamped with the Schrift letter Q, The Question. A slight, endlessly talkative warrior, he can wound enemies simply by objecting to their existence, yet his own overconfidence gets him killed almost the instant he faces Kenpachi Zaraki.

English Va: Ryan Johnston
Japanese Va: Ken'ichirō Ōhashi (Kenn)
Height: 174 cm
Birthday: February 8th
Race: Quincy
Status: Deceased
First Appearance (Manga): Chapter 502: 散桜
First Appearance (Anime): Episode 371: Wrath as a Lightning
Squad & Affiliations: Wandenreich
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Appearance

Berenice cuts a slim, youthful figure. His hair, kept short and mostly pink, grows longer and turns purple down the right side of his fringe. Painted nails, each crossed by a dark diagonal streak, complete the picture, along with the Sternritter's white hooded cloak and trench coat and a bolo tie fastened at his neck.

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Personality

By Kenpachi Zaraki's account, Berenice simply never stops talking. That same running mouth breeds a careless overconfidence in his own ability, and it is precisely this arrogance that leads to his swift death.

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Abilities

Berenice's spiritual power ranks with that of a captain-class Shinigami, and like any Quincy he pulls Reishi from the air to shape weapons, a far easier task in dense-Reishi realms such as Soul Society or Hueco Mundo. His Schrift, The Question, wounds a target by raising an objection to their very existence and conduct: once he voices it, the opponent is penalized unless they can answer and overcome the challenge. The power fails, however, if Berenice cannot fully speak, or if his target is unable to fully hear him. His overreliance on it proves fatal when Kenpachi rips out his throat during the invasion's opening stage and later dumps the corpse before Yhwach.

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Frequently Asked Questions

What is the gender of Berenice Gabrielli?

Berenice Gabrielli is male, a Quincy Sternritter with a slim, youthful build in the Wandenreich's ranks.

Who is a femboy in Bleach?

Berenice Gabrielli is often cited as Bleach's femboy Sternritter, a slim, youthful male Quincy with short pink and purple hair and painted nails despite being male.

What is Berenice Gabrielli's ability?

Berenice Gabrielli's Schrift, The Question, lets him wound a target by voicing an objection to their existence and conduct, penalizing anyone who cannot answer and overcome the challenge, though the power fails if he cannot fully speak or his target cannot fully hear him.

How does Berenice Gabrielli die?

Berenice Gabrielli's overconfidence proves fatal when Kenpachi Zaraki rips out his throat during the opening stage of the Wandenreich's invasion, and Kenpachi later dumps the corpse before Yhwach.

What is Berenice Gabrielli's personality like?

According to Kenpachi Zaraki, Berenice Gabrielli simply never stops talking, and that same nonstop chatter breeds a careless overconfidence in his own ability that ultimately gets him killed.

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