The Captain-Commander orders the Gotei 13 to crush the Kasumiōji house for forging forbidden Bakkōtō. As Ichigo fights to reach Rurichiyo, the plot twists when Captain Amagai cuts down his own co-conspirator and seizes the princess.
Yamamoto declares the noble Kasumiōji house guilty of secretly forging illegal weapons and orders the Gotei 13 to move against it. The decision enrages Gyōkaku Kumoi, who unleashes assassins armed with Bakkōtō, drawing Rangiku, Rukia, Hisagi, and others into open combat across the divisions. Byakuya's word ends the duel between Hitsugaya and Amagai, and the captains, among them Suì-Fēng, Ukitake, and Kyōraku, breach the manor's barrier and pour inside.
Ichigo and Shū push through the estate as Rukia frees Rurichiyo's captured attendants and learns where the princess was taken. Cornered, Kumoi murders his own vassals and tries to use Rurichiyo as a hostage, only for Ichigo to intervene. The confrontation is upended when Amagai suddenly appears, cuts Kumoi down, harvests something from his Bakkōtō, and abducts Rurichiyo, revealing that the captain was entangled in the scheme all along before presenting himself to Yamamoto.
Yamamoto orders the Gotei 13 to suppress the Kasumiōji Clan for producing illegal Bakkōtō weapons. Kumoi retaliates with Bakkōtō-wielding assassins, sparking battles across the Seireitei. Ichigo reaches Rurichiyo as the captains storm the manor. Captain Shūsuke Amagai abruptly kills Kumoi, abducts Rurichiyo, and is revealed to have been part of the conspiracy, then approaches Captain-Commander Yamamoto.

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This anime-only episode belongs to the New Captain Shūsuke Amagai arc and adapts no chapters. Its picture-book short finds a baffled Renji roped into a Tea Ceremony Club meeting, where Yachiru barges in and downs a whole jug of tea. Released blades on display include Haineko, Hōzukimaru, Fuji Kujaku, Raika, and Zangetsu, alongside the Kidō Sōkatsui and the forbidden Bakkōtō.
In "Sortie Orders! Suppress the House of Kasumiōji," Yamamoto orders the Gotei 13 to crush the Kasumiōji house for secretly forging forbidden Bakkōtō, and battles erupt across the Seireitei. As Ichigo fights to reach Rurichiyo, Captain Amagai suddenly cuts down his own co-conspirator Kumoi, abducts the princess, and is revealed to have been part of the scheme all along.
In "Sortie Orders! Suppress the House of Kasumiōji," Yamamoto declares the noble Kasumiōji house guilty of secretly forging illegal Bakkōtō weapons and orders the Gotei 13 to move against it. The decision enrages Gyōkaku Kumoi, who unleashes Bakkōtō-armed assassins in retaliation.
At the end of "Sortie Orders! Suppress the House of Kasumiōji," Captain Shūsuke Amagai abruptly cuts down Kumoi, harvests something from his Bakkōtō, and abducts Rurichiyo. This reveals that Amagai was entangled in the conspiracy all along, after which he presents himself to Captain-Commander Yamamoto.
Yes, "Sortie Orders! Suppress the House of Kasumiōji" is an anime-only episode that adapts no manga chapters. It belongs to the New Captain Shūsuke Amagai arc and is episode 186 of the series.
In "Sortie Orders! Suppress the House of Kasumiōji," captains including Suì-Fēng, Ukitake, and Kyōraku breach the manor's barrier and pour inside. Byakuya's word also ends the duel between Hitsugaya and Amagai before the assault continues.
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