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Günther

Character

Günther is the water Doll belonging to Ban, one half of the twin Bount pair Hō and Ban. An anime-original construct centered on a single bottle cap, it fights as a shapeless mass of water beside its counterpart Guhl during the Bount arc's assault on Karakura Hospital.

Race: Doll
Status: Deceased
Squad & Affiliations: Bount
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Appearance

Günther has no body to call its own in any lasting sense. Summoned, it pulls water from its surroundings and sculpts a form, most often a rounded head of water riding atop slender rising stalks. Given a downpour or some other abundant source, it can fold its mass together with Guhl's to become one enormous entity, and when water runs short it travels as tiny orbs without any stalks at all. Everything hinges on a plastic bottle cap kept at Ban's hip; water is poured out, the cap is dropped into the pool, and Günther wraps a liquid body around it.

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Personality

It cannot talk or show feeling, yet it stays faithful to Hō and Ban and will follow orders from either twin. Cruelty comes naturally, and Ban insisted the Dolls wanted nothing more than to butcher Ichigo Kurosaki and his companions outright. There is a catch to that loyalty, however. When Ban, its true master, is beaten into unconsciousness, Günther simply loses cohesion and its water spills away, and even short of that a downed twin leaves the Dolls unwilling to obey the one still standing.

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Abilities

Water is the entirety of Günther's craft. It manipulates the supply in its bottle together with anything gathered nearby, rain included, and rainfall makes it stronger. Because its bulk is water save for the crest, cuts and impacts barely register, the wound sealing over the instant more water rushes in, and it can slide through pipes to ambush from any tap or fountain. It fires spheres and winding coils of water to divide opponents, engulfs them to drown them, and can invade a body through nose and mouth to shred it internally. Uniquely for a Bount Doll, Günther and Guhl can each be steered by the other's master. Their shared weakness is heat, which boils away any water it strikes and stalls the Doll until it can gather more.

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Frequently Asked Questions

Who is Günther in Bleach?

Günther is the water Doll belonging to Ban, one half of the twin Bount pair Hō and Ban. It fights as a shapeless mass of water alongside its counterpart Guhl during the Bount arc's assault on Karakura Hospital.

What is Günther's main ability?

Günther manipulates water, pulling from its surroundings and any nearby source such as rain to grow stronger. It fires spheres and coils of water to divide opponents, drowns them, and can invade a body through the nose and mouth to shred it internally.

What happens to Günther if Ban is defeated?

Günther depends entirely on its master, Ban. If Ban is beaten into unconsciousness, Günther loses cohesion and its watery body simply spills away.

What is Günther's weakness?

Heat is Günther's shared weakness with its counterpart Guhl. Any heat boils away the water making up its body and stalls it until it can gather more.

Who is Günther's counterpart in the Bount pair?

Günther's counterpart is Guhl, the other Doll belonging to the twin Bount pair Hō and Ban. Uniquely among Bount Dolls, Günther and Guhl can each be steered by the other's master.

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