Guhl and Günther are the paired Dolls of the twin Bount known as Hō and Ban, appearing only in the anime's Bount arc. Made almost entirely of water around a pair of bottle-cap crests, they hound Ichigo Kurosaki and his friends through a flooded hospital in a bid to seize the injured Uryū Ishida.
Neither Doll wears a solid body. Each conjures its form from surrounding water, usually a mid-sized sphere perched on stalk-like tendrils sprouting from a floor pool, and the two can pool together into a single bloated giant whenever enough water is on hand, as during rain. With little water available they shrink into small stalkless orbs that skim through the air. At the heart of each lies a plastic bottle cap, stored on water bottles at Ban's hip; the twins pour out a bottle, drop its cap into the spill, and the Doll grows its watery shell around that cap.
Mute and blank-faced, the pair are nonetheless devoted to Hō and Ban and obey either brother when the situation calls for it. They kill without compunction, and Ban claims both were eager to show their real ferocity against Ichigo's group. Their reliability collapses, however, the moment one master falls unconscious, after which the Dolls grow deaf to the surviving twin and may sit motionless even as lethal attacks bear down.

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During the anime-only Bount arc, Hō and Ban are dispatched to Karakura Hospital to seize the wounded Uryū Ishida, sending their Dolls ahead while staying hidden. The pair first slip in as a maddeningly dripping faucet that Rukia Kuchiki cannot shut off, then flood the room and lunge at Uryū, only for Ichigo to scatter the water with Zangetsu. Cutting the Dolls apart proves useless, since they simply reform and swap places, so the group flees while the water creatures pour through the plumbing in pursuit, drowning elevator shafts and whole floors until Ichigo resorts to igniting compressed oxygen to blast the water away.
Driven outside into fresh rain, the two merge into a massive body and overwhelm Ichigo, Rukia, and Renji with crushing tendrils, releasing them only to chase Uryū down. They corner the group again in an abandoned factory and begin forcing water into their victims to tear them apart from inside, but Noba teleports Ban away and drops him, knocking him out. With Ban senseless, Günther loses cohesion and its water collapses onto Hō, and the assault stalls; Ganju Shiba then detonates a firework inside the sphere holding Guhl's cap, burning the crest to cinders. Both Dolls perish with the destruction of the crest, and Hō and Ban die along with them.
Guhl and Günther are the paired anime-original Dolls of the twin Bount Ho and Ban, appearing only in Bleach's Bount arc. Made almost entirely of water around a pair of bottle-cap crests, they hunt Ichigo Kurosaki and his friends through a flooded hospital.
Guhl and Günther conjure their bodies from surrounding water, usually a sphere on stalk-like tendrils, and can merge into one massive form when enough water is available, such as during rain, or shrink into small stalkless orbs when water is scarce. Each Doll's true anchor is a plastic bottle cap dropped into a spill of water.
Guhl and Günther are sent to Karakura Hospital to seize the wounded Uryu Ishida, chasing Ichigo Kurosaki, Rukia Kuchiki, and Renji Abarai as the group tries to protect him.
Guhl and Günther are defeated when Noba teleports Ban away and knocks him out, causing Günther to lose cohesion, and Ganju Shiba then detonates a firework that burns away Guhl's bottle-cap crest, destroying both Dolls along with their masters Ho and Ban.
If either Ho or Ban is knocked unconscious, the corresponding Doll grows deaf to the surviving twin's commands and can freeze in place even as lethal attacks bear down, since Guhl and Günther answer most reliably to their own bound master.
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