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Cloth is a concealment spell in the arsenal of Wing Bind's witches and wizards. Rendered in Japanese as a phrase meaning Magic Curtain, it raises a glimmering screen that hides everything beneath it from sight and from detection.

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Appearance

When cast, the spell throws up a broad, faintly glowing wall across the surrounding space. Its surface carries a repeated emblem, a partial ring crossed by a pair of lines set opposite one another, and the whole sheet shimmers as it settles into place.

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Abilities

The barrier's entire purpose is concealment: anyone and anything inside it drops out of view and slips past detection completely. That protection has its limits, however. A strong enough impact can smash the screen apart, as happens when a sizable Dragon plows straight into it. The words needed to invoke the spell have never been revealed.

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History

The technique belongs to the world of BURN THE WITCH, practiced by the magic users who serve Wing Bind. Noel Niihashi stands as the sole confirmed caster, using it to blot a radio tower from view during the events of the manga's third chapter.

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Frequently Asked Questions

What is the other meaning of cloth?

Besides fabric, in Tite Kubo's Burn the Witch, Cloth is the name of a concealment spell used by the witches and wizards of Wing Bind that raises a barrier hiding everything beneath it from sight and detection.

What does the Cloth spell do in Burn the Witch?

Cloth is a concealment spell used by the witches and wizards of Wing Bind; when cast it raises a broad, faintly glowing barrier that hides everything beneath it from sight and detection.

Who uses the Cloth spell in Bleach's Burn the Witch?

Noel Niihashi is the only confirmed user of the Cloth spell, casting it to hide a radio tower from view during the manga's third chapter.

Can the Cloth barrier be broken?

Yes, the Cloth barrier has its limits; a strong enough impact can smash it apart, as happens when a sizable Dragon plows straight into it.

What does the Japanese name for Cloth mean?

The Japanese term behind Cloth translates to Magic Curtain, reflecting the barrier's role as a curtain-like screen that conceals whoever stands behind it.

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