In this anime-original entry from the Bount saga, Uryu Ishida wraps up his grueling fight with the swordswoman Yoshi while learning to shoot from the heart. Elsewhere, Jin Kariya turns on his own comrade and secures the means to reduce the Seireitei to ash.
Battered but unwilling to quit, Uryu keeps firing at Yoshi, whose Doll Nieder shifts between an armored shield and a bladed offense. She admits she craves nothing beyond the thrill of unrestrained slaughter, dismissing Kariya's larger scheme, and carves into Uryu's shoulder to prove her point. Recalling his grandfather Soken's teaching that a Quincy's arrow should be loosed for the sake of what one vows to protect, Uryu steadies his aim and begins landing hits that stagger her.
Across the Seireitei, Captain-Commander Yamamoto gathers his officers to weigh the discovery of the Jokaisho, a sealed weapon powerful enough to obliterate the city in an instant, now in Kariya's grasp. In a nearby alley, Go Koga confronts Kariya over the plan, arguing that a relic tied to their tribe's very existence should never be used as a bomb, only for Kariya to coldly reveal he does not care if every Bount dies and to run him through before walking off.
Uryu at last exploits Nieder's fatal flaw, the brief lag whenever Yoshi swaps between defense and attack, and slips beside her with Hirenkyaku to drive an arrow through her chest. She concedes with a smile and crumbles to dust. Meanwhile, Jushiro Ukitake and Shunsui comb the Seireitei Library for Ran'Tao's scattered notes on the Jokaisho, a healed Koga fights off a squad of Shinigami, and a fading Uryu, comforted by a vision of Soken, is found by Ichigo and Sado.
Uryu grasps the philosophy behind releasing a true arrow and defeats Yoshi by targeting the timing gap in her fused forms. Kariya confirms he intends to detonate the Jokaisho regardless of the cost to his own people and mortally wounds Koga for objecting. Ukitake uncovers Ran'Tao's hidden summary of the weapon, and Ichigo and Sado reunite with the wounded Uryu to warn him of Kariya's threat.

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This is an anime-only chapter with no manga source, part of the Bount assault on Soul Society. It deepens the tragedy of the Bount by showing Kariya's willingness to sacrifice his tribe, while framing Uryu's win as a lesson in fighting for others rather than vengeance. Rolling Star serves as the opening and Baby It's You as the ending. A Shinigami Women's Association segment closes the episode with most members absent due to the ongoing invasion.
Ishida, exceeding the limits to attack! is an anime-original Bount entry in which Uryu Ishida wraps up his grueling fight with the swordswoman Yoshi while learning to shoot from the heart. Elsewhere, Jin Kariya turns on his own comrade and secures the means to reduce the Seireitei to ash.
Uryu exploits Nieder's fatal flaw, the brief lag whenever Yoshi swaps between defense and attack. He slips beside her with Hirenkyaku and drives an arrow through her chest, and she concedes with a smile before crumbling to dust.
The Jokaisho is a sealed weapon powerful enough to obliterate the entire Seireitei in an instant, now in Kariya's grasp. Yamamoto gathers his officers to weigh the threat, and Ukitake and Shunsui comb the library for Ran'Tao's scattered notes on it.
Go Koga confronts Kariya over the plan, arguing that a relic tied to their tribe's very existence should never be used as a bomb. Kariya coldly reveals he does not care if every Bount dies and runs Koga through before walking off.
Yes, it is an anime-only chapter with no manga source, part of the Bount assault on Soul Society. It deepens the tragedy of the Bount by showing Kariya's willingness to sacrifice his own tribe.
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