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Menis is an anime-original Arrancar who throws in with Patros in a scheme to topple Sosuke Aizen and seize the Hogyoku. A brash, showy fighter, he clashes with Toshiro Hitsugaya's team before the rebellion collapses.

English Voice: Michael Sinterniklaas
Japanese Voice: Hisafumi Oda
Race: Arrancar
Status: Deceased
Squad & Affiliations: Rebel group with Patros and Aldegor
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Appearance

Slight and effeminate, Menis wears his spiked red hair long enough to end in a braid and looks out through amber eyes. His sleeveless top leaves his midriff bare, his sash trails below the left hip, and the surviving piece of his Hollow mask, a jaw, perches at the upper left of his head, while his Hollow hole sits at the center of his chest.

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Personality

Menis carries the arrogance, bravado, and impulsiveness typical of his kind, drawing his released blade the instant he squares off against Hitsugaya and Rangiku Matsumoto. He shares Patros's belief that a Shinigami should rule over the Hollows, and his readiness to cut down the false Ulquiorra without a flicker of remorse exposes a sadistic side.

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History

During the Arrancar arc, Menis joins Patros and Aldegor in a bid to steal the Hogyoku. When a figure who appears to be Ulquiorra Cifer moves to stop them, Menis strikes him from behind, and the trio leave the disguise for dead, unaware it is really Aizen's Zanpakuto rather than the true Espada. Crossing into the living world, he and Aldegor take on Hitsugaya and Matsumoto while Patros hunts for Kisuke Urahara. Menis fights with a decent reserve of spiritual power and the flash-step Sonido, and he releases his Zanpakuto, Erizo, meaning Hedgehog, with the command Stab. The Resurreccion sprouts three segmented, whip-like tails tipped with points that stretch to strike at any range, sheathes his chest in armor, and boosts his strength enough to shatter Hitsugaya's Hyorinmaru ice and its ice dragon. Even so he is beaten, and after fleeing to rejoin Patros he is frozen solid and shattered.

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Frequently Asked Questions

Who is a femboy in Bleach?

Menis is one of the Bleach Arrancar often cited in that context. He is a slight, effeminate-looking anime-original Arrancar with long red hair worn in a braid, amber eyes, and a sleeveless top that bares his midriff.

What is Menis's Resurreccion called and what does it do?

Menis's Resurreccion is named Erizo, meaning Hedgehog, released with the command Stab. It grows three segmented, whip-like tails tipped with points, sheathes his chest in armor, and boosts his strength enough to shatter Toshiro Hitsugaya's Hyorinmaru ice dragon.

Why does Menis rebel against Sosuke Aizen?

Menis joins Patros and Aldegor in a scheme to overthrow Sosuke Aizen and seize the Hogyoku, sharing Patros's belief that a Shinigami should rule over the Hollows instead of Aizen.

How does Menis die?

After his Resurreccion form is beaten by Toshiro Hitsugaya, Menis flees to rejoin Patros but is frozen solid and shattered.

Who does Menis fight in the Arrancar arc?

Menis and Aldegor confront Toshiro Hitsugaya and Rangiku Matsumoto in the living world while Patros searches for Kisuke Urahara, and Menis also strikes down a figure disguised as Ulquiorra Cifer that turns out to be one of Aizen's Zanpakuto.

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