Rugir del Dragón
CharacterRugir del Dragon, the Roar of the Dragon, is a technique Gantenbainne Mosqueda unleashes in his Resurreccion, Dragra. He condenses reishi into a single massive orb, shapes it into a dragon's head, and drives it forward as a devastating projectile.
Overview
This is a finishing technique that Gantenbainne Mosqueda can call on only after releasing his Resurreccion, Dragra. Its Spanish name means Roar of the Dragon, while the Japanese reading carries the sense of Dragon Roar Fist. As the labels suggest, it turns his gathered energy into the head of a dragon that he launches with a punch.
Mechanics
Pushing his ability to gather and compress reishi to its limit, Gantenbainne forms a tight sphere before each fist and then fuses the two into one enormous orb. Drawing back his right arm, he lets the built-up energy take the shape of a dragon's head, which he propels forward with a strike. Its force is such that even when Yasutora Sado blocks it with Brazo Izquierda del Diablo, the scattered energy still gouges the surfaces it touches and whirls away in a violent twist.
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Notable Users
The attack is Gantenbainne Mosqueda's alone, usable only while he holds his Resurreccion, Dragra. The third Bleach databook misromanizes its name as Rugir der Dragon.
Frequently Asked Questions
What is Rugir del Dragon in Bleach?
Rugir del Dragon is a finishing technique that Gantenbainne Mosqueda unleashes only after releasing his Resurreccion, Dragra. He condenses reishi into a single massive orb and shapes it into a dragon's head before launching it as a projectile.
What does the name Rugir del Dragon mean?
The Spanish name Rugir del Dragon means Roar of the Dragon, while the Japanese reading carries the sense of Dragon Roar Fist. Both names reflect how Gantenbainne Mosqueda turns his gathered energy into the head of a dragon.
How does Gantenbainne Mosqueda use Rugir del Dragon?
Gantenbainne Mosqueda compresses reishi into a tight sphere before each fist, fuses the two into one enormous orb, and draws back his right arm so the energy takes the shape of a dragon's head, which he then propels forward with a strike.
Who can use Rugir del Dragon?
Rugir del Dragon belongs to Gantenbainne Mosqueda alone, and he can only call on it while holding his Resurreccion, Dragra.
What happened when Yasutora Sado blocked Rugir del Dragon?
Even when Yasutora Sado blocked Rugir del Dragon with his Brazo Izquierda del Diablo, the scattered energy still gouged the surfaces it touched and whirled away in a violent twist.
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