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Lengua Tronco

Character

Lengua Tronco is a long range attack wielded by the Arrancar Demoura Zodd, who fires his own elongated tongue outward as a high velocity projectile. He proclaims it to be the single strongest technique in his arsenal.

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Overview

This technique is a specialty of Demoura Zodd, an Arrancar aligned with Aizen's forces. Its Japanese name reads as tongue pillar gun, while the Spanish term points to a tongue like trunk. Demoura himself boasts that it stands as his mightiest attack.

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Mechanics

To perform the move, Demoura expels his own tongue and sends it hurtling forward as a fast, far reaching projectile. The distance it covers lets him menace foes well away from him rather than only in close quarters.

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Notable Users

Demoura Zodd is the lone practitioner of the technique, which debuted during the Hueco Mundo storyline.

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Frequently Asked Questions

What happens in episode 144 of Bleach?

Episode 144 of the Bleach anime, corresponding to chapter 243, marks the debut of Demoura Zodd's technique Lengua Tronco during the Hueco Mundo storyline.

What is Lengua Tronco in Bleach?

Lengua Tronco is a long-range attack used by the Arrancar Demoura Zodd, who fires his own elongated tongue outward as a high-velocity projectile that he calls his strongest technique.

Who uses Lengua Tronco?

Demoura Zodd is the only known user of Lengua Tronco, an Arrancar aligned with Sōsuke Aizen's forces.

What does the name Lengua Tronco mean?

Lengua Tronco reads as tongue pillar gun in Japanese, while its Spanish name points to a tongue-like trunk.

How does Demoura Zodd use Lengua Tronco in battle?

Demoura Zodd expels his own tongue and sends it hurtling forward as a fast, far-reaching projectile, letting him threaten enemies well beyond close range.

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