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Chōkasoku

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Chōkasoku, or Super Acceleration, is a burst of speed used by Nelliel Tu Odelschwanck while trapped in her diminished Child Form. It amounts to a crude version of the high-speed Arrancar movement known as Sonído.

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Overview

Chōkasoku, meaning Super Acceleration, is an Arrancar technique Nelliel Tu Odelschwanck falls back on while stuck in the body of a child. It is a rough substitute for the true high-speed movement she commands as an adult.

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Mechanics

Shrunk into her Child Form, Nelliel keeps only the coarsest edge of her adult Arrancar talents, and this move is one of them. She hurls herself forward in what looks like a primitive Sonído, the eyes of her mask lighting up as she goes. The resulting speed and force caught Ichigo Kurosaki off his guard and carried enough weight behind it to knock him off his feet.

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Notable Users

The technique belongs to Nelliel Tu Odelschwanck, seen only during the stretches when she is confined to the form of a small child.

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Frequently Asked Questions

What is Chokasoku in Bleach?

Chokasoku, meaning Super Acceleration, is an Arrancar technique used by Nelliel Tu Odelschwanck while she is trapped in her diminished Child Form, acting as a crude version of true Sonido.

How does Chokasoku work?

Chokasoku lets Nelliel Tu Odelschwanck hurl herself forward at high speed in what resembles a primitive Sonido, with the eyes of her mask lighting up as she moves.

Who uses Chokasoku?

Chokasoku is used exclusively by Nelliel Tu Odelschwanck, and only during the periods when she is confined to the body of a small child.

How strong is Chokasoku?

Chokasoku carries enough speed and force to catch an opponent off guard, as shown when it knocked Ichigo Kurosaki off his feet.

Why does Nelliel use Chokasoku instead of true Sonido?

Nelliel Tu Odelschwanck relies on Chokasoku because her Child Form only retains the coarsest edge of her adult Arrancar abilities, making it a rough substitute for the genuine high-speed Sonido she commands as an adult.

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