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Masterly! And Farewell! [Reprise]

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Uryu ends the duel by stripping his dishonorable foe of his powers for good, a victory that leaves Orihime doubting her own worth. Across the district Ichigo and Ganju, both hounded by soldiers, collide in the same street just as a hapless medic tumbles into their laps.

Arc: Soul Society: The Sneak Entry
Volume: 11
Volume Title: A STAR AND A STRAY DOG
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Summary

His hand ruined, Jirobo makes a last grab for Orihime, but Uryu flashes between them and accuses him of hunting her from the very start, condemning it as the conduct of a man without honor. He fires twice into the officer's chest, then explains to Orihime that Jirobo will live yet has lost his spiritual powers forever, his Saketsu and Hakusui destroyed, likely never to serve as a soul reaper again.

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Key Events

As they leave, Orihime pieces together that Uryu's glove amplifies his gathering of spirit particles and that he drilled alone to spare his friends from harm, and she quietly wonders what she herself gained across their ten days of training, feeling no stronger at all. Elsewhere Ganju flees a mob of soldiers jeering at his looks, only to spot Ichigo bursting from a side street with his own pursuers in tow.

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Notes

The two crash together, trading kicks and punches before Ichigo draws Zangetsu, tells Ganju to duck, and scatters the nearest soldiers, drawing complaints that he swings without warning. With the remaining troops unwilling to retreat, the Fourth Division's Hanataro Yamada wanders in, trips over a tile, and falls beaten into the middle of the brawl. As Ganju and Ichigo each hit on the same idea, the frightened medic nervously introduces himself. The chapter was adapted in episode 29, Breakthrough! The Shinigami's Encompassing Net.

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Frequently Asked Questions

How does Uryu defeat Jirobo in Masterly! And Farewell! Reprise?

In Masterly! And Farewell! [Reprise], Uryu fires twice into Jirobo's chest, destroying his Saketsu and Hakusui so that he loses his spiritual powers forever, and explains that Jirobo will live but likely never serve as a soul reaper again.

Why does Orihime feel discouraged in this chapter?

In Masterly! And Farewell! [Reprise], Orihime realizes Uryu trained alone to spare his friends from harm and quietly wonders what she herself gained across their ten days of training, feeling no stronger at all.

How do Ichigo and Ganju meet up again?

In Masterly! And Farewell! [Reprise], Ganju flees a mob of soldiers just as Ichigo bursts from a side street with his own pursuers, and the two crash together trading blows before Ichigo draws Zangetsu and scatters the nearby troops.

When does Hanataro Yamada first appear?

In Masterly! And Farewell! [Reprise], the Fourth Division's Hanataro Yamada wanders into the brawl, trips over a tile, and falls beaten into the middle of it, nervously introducing himself as Ichigo and Ganju each hit on the same idea.

Which anime episode adapts Masterly! And Farewell! Reprise?

The chapter Masterly! And Farewell! [Reprise] was adapted in episode 29 of the Bleach anime, titled Breakthrough! The Shinigami's Encompassing Net.

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