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270. WARning

Manga ChapterCh. 270

WARning is the two hundred seventieth chapter of Bleach. Learning that Ulquiorra Cifer abducted Orihime and framed her as a traitor, Ichigo Kurosaki erupts, unleashing his Bankai and Hollow mask against the Espada in Hueco Mundo.

Arc: Hueco Mundo arc
Volume: 31
Volume Title: DON'T KILL MY VOLUPTURE
Cover Character: Szayelaporro Granz
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Summary

Descending a staircase, Ulquiorra Cifer meets a stunned Ichigo Kurosaki and coldly announces that Rukia Kuchiki is dead, slain in a mutual kill with the ninth Espada, Aaroniero Arruruerie. He knows the outcome despite never fighting her because Aaroniero's power relayed everything he perceived to his allies. Behind a sealed door, Orihime Inoue pounds and pleads, having watched Rukia run through. Refusing to accept the claim, Ichigo turns to go save her and remarks that he has no reason to kill Ulquiorra, who has not harmed his friends.

Ulquiorra corrects him: he is the one who carried Orihime into Hueco Mundo and deliberately made everyone believe she had defected. Enraged, Ichigo sets Nel down and attacks, confirming that Orihime was taken against her will, but Ulquiorra blocks the blow with his forearm. Warning that he will not hold back, Ichigo releases his Bankai, dons his Hollow mask, and crashes down with a spirit-charged strike that forces Ulquiorra to guard again. A forward slash sends the Espada smashing through pillars, and when Ulquiorra tries to catch the ensuing massive Getsuga Tenshō with both hands, the blast overwhelms and engulfs him.

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Key Events

Ulquiorra declares Rukia dead and admits he abducted Orihime and framed her as a traitor. A furious Ichigo attacks, activates his Bankai and Hollow mask, and blasts Ulquiorra with a huge Getsuga Tenshō.

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Notes

This is the opening chapter of the thirty-first volume, DON'T KILL MY VOLUPTURE, whose cover shows Szayelaporro Granz. Its events span the anime episodes The Cruel Arrancar, Ulquiorra's Provocation and Szayelaporro Laughs, The Net Trapping Renji is Complete.

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Frequently Asked Questions

What happens in Bleach chapter 270, WARning?

In chapter 270, Ulquiorra Cifer tells Ichigo that Rukia is dead and admits he abducted Orihime and framed her as a traitor. Enraged, Ichigo releases his Bankai, dons his Hollow mask, and blasts Ulquiorra with a huge Getsuga Tensho.

How did Ulquiorra know Rukia was dead without fighting her?

In chapter 270, Ulquiorra explains that Aaroniero Arruruerie's power relayed everything he perceived to his allies, so Ulquiorra knew Rukia had died in a mutual kill with the ninth Espada despite never facing her himself.

Why does Ichigo attack Ulquiorra in chapter 270?

Ichigo initially says he has no reason to kill Ulquiorra, but Ulquiorra corrects him, revealing he carried Orihime into Hueco Mundo and deliberately made everyone believe she had defected. Confirming she was taken against her will, an enraged Ichigo attacks.

Who is on the cover of the volume containing chapter 270?

Chapter 270 opens the thirty-first volume, DON'T KILL MY VOLUPTURE, whose cover shows Szayelaporro Granz. The chapter belongs to the Hueco Mundo arc.

Which episodes adapt chapter 270?

Chapter 270, WARning, was adapted across the anime episodes The Cruel Arrancar, Ulquiorra's Provocation and Szayelaporro Laughs, The Net Trapping Renji is Complete, corresponding to episodes 161 and 162.

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