Infinite Slick is a defensive trick wielded by the Arrancar Pesche Guatiche, who spits a friction-killing fluid to send attacks skidding harmlessly aside. Despite a name that promises endless output, his supply of the liquid actually runs dry.
Infinite Slick is a technique used by Pesche Guatiche, one of the Arrancar. It revolves around a strange secretion that strips surfaces of their grip, turning both solid footing and incoming weapons into treacherous, sliding hazards.
Pesche expels a green, see-through liquid from his mouth, and wherever it settles the friction of that surface drops sharply. A weapon hurled at him simply glances off and slides away on contact, while a floor slicked with the fluid robs an opponent of their footing. The power is not truly boundless, though. Contrary to its boastful title, Pesche carries only a limited amount of the substance and can run out.

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Pesche Guatiche is an Arrancar who wields the defensive technique Infinite Slick. He is the only character shown using the ability, calling on it to deflect projectiles and knock enemies off their feet.
Infinite Slick is a defensive technique used by the Arrancar Pesche Guatiche. It revolves around a strange secretion that strips surfaces of their grip, turning solid footing and incoming weapons into treacherous, sliding hazards.
Pesche Guatiche expels a green, see-through liquid from his mouth, and wherever it settles the friction of that surface drops sharply. A weapon thrown at him glances off and slides away on contact, while a floor slicked with the fluid robs an opponent of their footing.
No, contrary to its boastful title, Infinite Slick is not truly boundless. Pesche Guatiche carries only a limited amount of the slick fluid and can run out of it.
The name Infinite Slick comes from the Japanese phrase for Infinite Glide, describing how the technique's secretion lets attacks and footing slide away frictionlessly.
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