Regueldo
CharacterRegueldo is a Hollow technique wielded by the enormous Hollow Hooleer during the clash over the fake Karakura Town. Its name is Spanish for belch, fitting for an attack delivered as one immense, foul exhalation of breath.
Overview
Regueldo is the signature move of the giant Hollow Hooleer, seen during the battle in the fabricated Karakura Town. Rendered in Spanish as belch, the technique is exactly that, a single overwhelming gust of breath expelled from the creature.
Mechanics
Hooleer inhales deeply, then releases the air with enough force to smother the wall of flame that Genryusai Shigekuni Yamamoto raises through Ryujin Jakka's Jokaku Enjo. Kaname Tosen notes that the exhaled breath reeks of death.
Frequently Asked Questions
What is Regueldo in Bleach?
Regueldo is a Hollow technique used by the giant Hollow Hooleer during the battle over the fake Karakura Town. Its Spanish name means belch, describing an attack delivered as one massive, foul exhalation of breath.
How does Hooleer use Regueldo?
Hooleer inhales deeply, then releases the air with enough force to smother the wall of flame that Genryusai Shigekuni Yamamoto raises through Ryujin Jakka's Jokaku Enjo.
Who uses Regueldo?
Regueldo is used solely by the giant Hollow Hooleer.
What does the name Regueldo mean?
Regueldo is Spanish for belch or eruption, a fitting name since the technique is a single overwhelming gust of foul-smelling breath.
What does Kaname Tosen say about Regueldo?
Kaname Tosen notes that Hooleer's exhaled breath from Regueldo reeks of death.
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- Created byTite Kubo
- Published byShueisha
- Animated byStudio Pierrot
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