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Heita Momoyama from Bleach in a close-framed cel-shaded anime scene with a detailed environment
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Heita Momoyama

Character

Heita Momoyama is the ghost of a baker who appears in a Bleach anime-only story. Killed by a car outside his shop, he lingers as an earthbound Plus, driven by a single wish: to have his mother taste the cake he never got to perfect for her.

English Voice: Michael Sorich
Japanese Voice: Shōto Kashii
Race: Plus
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Appearance

Heita is a stout, average-sized Plus who still wears the trappings of his trade, a white baker's uniform topped with a chef's hat.

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Personality

Everything Heita does turns on his mother and his craft. Even after death his one ambition is to see her enjoy a cake of his, and he pours himself into teaching others his recipe with patient, exacting guidance, coaching each helper through the stirring, tasting, and slicing until the result comes out right.

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History

In life Heita worked at a bakery until a car struck and killed him right outside the shop. Lingering as a spirit, he crosses paths with Hanatarō Yamada, Rin Tsubokura, and Yumichika Ayasegawa; recognizing him as an earthbound Plus, Yumichika moves to perform Konsō, but Hanatarō and Rin spare him. At a nearby riverbank he explains how he died and begs the trio to bake the cake he meant for his mother. They set up in Kisuke Urahara's newly rebuilt kitchen, where Heita drills the three novices, none of whom has ever tasted cake, since Soul Society has none. Ururu Tsumugiya lends a hand, while taste-testers Sado and Renji suffer through batch after batch.

On the final night before his mother is due to move away, they finish two cakes at last and find them delicious. When they present one to her, she refuses it, unable to bear the reminder of her lost son. Her grief spikes Heita's reiatsu and draws a Menos Grande, and as the hole in his chest widens he pulls her toward him with his Chain of Fate. Hanatarō heals the injury, which is one of the heart rather than the body, and Heita steadies. With help from one of Rin's devices he finally speaks to his mother, telling her his cake is complete; she eats the slice Yumichika offers and promises the sight of cake will never wound her again.

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Frequently Asked Questions

What happens in episode 134 of Bleach?

Episode 134 of Bleach marks the anime debut of Heita Momoyama, the ghost of a baker who lingers as an earthbound Plus with one wish, to have his mother taste the cake he never finished for her.

Who is Heita Momoyama in Bleach?

Heita Momoyama is the ghost of a baker who appears in a Bleach anime only story, killed by a car outside his shop and left lingering as a Plus.

How did Heita Momoyama die?

Heita Momoyama was struck and killed by a car right outside the bakery where he worked.

What does Heita Momoyama want more than anything?

More than anything, Heita Momoyama wants his mother to taste a cake of his, and even after death he pours himself into teaching others his recipe so that wish can finally come true.

Who helps Heita Momoyama bake his final cake?

Hanataro Yamada, Rin Tsubokura, and Yumichika Ayasegawa help Heita Momoyama bake his final cake, along with Ururu Tsumugiya's assistance and taste testers Sado and Renji, who suffer through batch after batch until it comes out right.

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