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Futakase Tokaba: Hagane no Yoroi

Character

Futakase Tokaba: Hagane no Yoroi ranks among the killing forms Senjumaru Shutara can call up through her Bankai, Shatatsu Karagara Shigarami no Tsuji. Its name renders as Unravel Two Hanks: Armor of Blade Metal, and it turns woven cloth into a lethal instrument.

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Appearance

To set the technique in motion, Shutara spins out a length of golden fabric marked by row upon row of barbed, scale-like patterning.

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Abilities

The finished tapestry works much like an iron maiden. Senjumaru folds the spiked sheets around her target, the cloth shaped in her own likeness, and crushes whoever is caught within. She calls the form out with the line, There shall be nothing, to stand dressed in.

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History

In the anime, Senjumaru brought this weave to bear in order to defeat the Sternritter Askin Nakk Le Vaar.

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Frequently Asked Questions

What is Futakase Tokaba: Hagane no Yoroi?

Futakase Tokaba: Hagane no Yoroi is one of the killing forms Senjumaru Shutara can call up through her Bankai, Shatatsu Karagara Shigarami no Tsuji, turning woven cloth into a lethal instrument.

Who uses Futakase Tokaba: Hagane no Yoroi?

Futakase Tokaba: Hagane no Yoroi is used by Senjumaru Shutara.

What does Futakase Tokaba: Hagane no Yoroi's name mean?

Futakase Tokaba: Hagane no Yoroi renders in English as Unravel Two Hanks: Armor of Blade Metal.

How does Futakase Tokaba: Hagane no Yoroi work?

Senjumaru spins out a length of golden, barbed fabric and folds the spiked sheets, shaped in her own likeness, around her target like an iron maiden to crush whoever is caught within.

Who has Senjumaru defeated using Futakase Tokaba: Hagane no Yoroi?

In the anime, Senjumaru used Futakase Tokaba: Hagane no Yoroi to defeat the Sternritter Askin Nakk Le Vaar.

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