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Guardians of the Forest of Menos

Character

The Guardians of the Forest of Menos are a band of Adjuchas placed in charge of the Menos Forest by Las Noches. Able to herd and command the Gillian below them, these anime-original Hollows serve as recurring foes of the exiled Shinigami Ashido Kanō.

English Voice: David Vincent
Japanese Voice: Takaya Kuroda
Race: Adjuchas
Squad & Affiliations: Sōsuke Aizen, Sōsuke Aizen's Arrancar Army
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Overview

Introduced only in the anime, the guardians are a cluster of Adjuchas-class Hollows entrusted by Las Noches with watching over the Forest of Menos. What sets them apart is their shared power to summon and steer the Gillian that fill the woods, letting them stage ambushes against any trespasser. They answer to Sōsuke Aizen's Arrancar army and share a long-standing enmity with Ashido Kanō, a Shinigami stranded in Hueco Mundo.

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Role

When Ichigo Kurosaki's group is scattered into the forest, the Adjuchas gather in their cave-nest to plot the intruders' deaths and move out to hunt them. Their leader seizes the captured Nel Tu and her companions to use as bait, hoping to draw in the intruders and, above all, Ashido, whom he has fought many times before and wishes to face one on one. The scheme unravels as the guardians are picked off in turn by Ashido, Rukia Kuchiki, and Ichigo, clearing the way for the trespassers to fight their way back out of the woods.

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Notable Members

Teres Holcan leads the group, reckoned the strongest Hollow in the forest, a turtle-masked Adjuchas undone when Rukia freezes his attack and Ashido lands the finishing blow. Aromazon, a gorilla-faced bruiser who moves fast despite his bulk, falls swiftly to Ashido, while the lanky, spike-limbed Becunes dies to Rukia's Sode no Shirayuki. Parateraul, rat-like and coldly cruel, survives Ichigo's Getsuga Tenshō only to plunge from a cliff after one last attack on Ashido.

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Frequently Asked Questions

Who are the guardians of the Forest of Menos?

The Guardians of the Forest of Menos are an anime-original band of Adjuchas-class Hollows placed by Las Noches to watch over the Forest of Menos, sharing the power to summon and command the Gillian that fill the woods. They answer to Sosuke Aizen's Arrancar army and repeatedly clash with the exiled Shinigami Ashido Kano.

Is the Forest of Menos arc anime filler?

Yes, the Guardians of the Forest of Menos are anime-original characters introduced only in the anime, making their storyline filler that does not appear in the manga.

Who leads the Guardians of the Forest of Menos?

Teres Holcan leads the Guardians of the Forest of Menos, reckoned the strongest Hollow in the forest, until Rukia Kuchiki freezes his attack and Ashido Kano delivers the finishing blow.

What ability do the Guardians of the Forest of Menos share?

The Guardians of the Forest of Menos share the power to summon and steer the Gillian-class Hollows that populate the forest, letting them stage ambushes against intruders.

How are the Guardians of the Forest of Menos defeated?

The Guardians of the Forest of Menos are defeated one by one: Aromazon falls quickly to Ashido Kano, Becunes is killed by Rukia Kuchiki's Sode no Shirayuki, Parateraul survives Ichigo Kurosaki's Getsuga Tensho only to plunge from a cliff, and leader Teres Holcan is finished off by Ashido after Rukia freezes his attack.

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