
Renji and Uryu pool their strengths against Szayelaporro, buying twenty seconds with a suicidal point-blank Kido so the Quincy can spring a five-point trap that swallows the Espada in a pentagonal blast.
Standing beside Uryu Ishida, Renji Abarai reckons he can pin Szayelaporro Granz for roughly twenty seconds, and Uryu judges that window sufficient. Curious, the Espada waves his Fraccion off to see what the pair can manage in their state. Nearby, Pesche Guatiche slides painfully down a pillar and lands astride a jutting rock, then grumbles that Uryu abandoned him and robbed him of a straight man for the joke. Spotting Dondochakka Birstanne's foot in the rubble, he creeps over to rescue him while quietly wishing someone would notice his presence, only for Dondochakka to erupt from the debris with a loud greeting that draws the Fraccion straight onto them both.
Across the chamber, Renji whirls Zabimaru overhead to throw off radial waves of force, then hurls the blade at Szayelaporro, who bats it aside and sneers. Renji charges in, grabs the Espada by the collar, and coils Zabimaru's segments around them both, lashing the two together in place. Confessing that he is outmatched and poor at close range, he gathers smoking red energy in his free hand and admits he was always scolded for his shaky Kido before discharging a point-blank Hado number thirty-one, Shakkaho, that engulfs them in a ceiling-high blast.
Szayelaporro staggers out scorched while Renji collapses, but Uryu appears behind him leveling a Seele Schneider. He points out that the Espada drifted away from Renji at the moment of the blast to keep his preferred distance, then stabs the blade downward into the ground. Energy spreads outward, linking Szayelaporro to four more Seele Schneider planted around him in a pentagon. When the Espada insists every weapon was already sealed, Uryu replies that there is much he does not know, pronounces the fight over in Spanish, and pours a Ginto over the blade to detonate a vast five-sided explosion.
Renji binds himself to Szayelaporro with Zabimaru and unloads a point-blank Shakkaho to hold him in place. Pesche stumbles into the fray while trying to rescue Dondochakka. Uryu exploits the moment to surround the Espada with a pentagonal ring of Seele Schneider and triggers the array with a Ginto, catching Szayelaporro in a massive explosion.

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The sixth chapter of the thirty-first volume, DON'T KILL MY VOLUPTURE, it originally ran under the slightly different heading United Front2 in Weekly Shonen Jump. Its events were adapted into Episode 164 of the anime, Ishida's Strategy, the 20-second Offense and Defense. The chapter sets up the named technique that the following installment finally identifies.
In chapter 275, Renji binds himself to Szayelaporro with Zabimaru and unloads a point-blank Shakkaho to hold him in place, giving Uryu time to surround the Espada with a pentagonal ring of Seele Schneider and trigger a massive five-sided explosion with a Ginto.
Renji reckons he can pin Szayelaporro for about twenty seconds, and Uryu judges that window sufficient. Renji lashes the Espada to himself with Zabimaru and fires a point-blank Hado number thirty-one, Shakkaho, while Uryu sets his five-point trap.
Shakkaho is Hado number thirty-one, a fire Kido that Renji Abarai discharges at point-blank range while bound to Szayelaporro, engulfing them both in a ceiling-high blast despite Renji admitting he was always scolded for his shaky Kido.
A subplot follows Pesche Guatiche, who slides painfully down a pillar and creeps over to rescue Dondochakka Birstanne from the rubble, only for Dondochakka to erupt with a loud greeting that draws Szayelaporro's Fraccion straight onto them both.
The United Front 2 (Red & White) is the sixth chapter of volume 31, DON'T KILL MY VOLUPTURE, and originally ran as United Front2 in Weekly Shonen Jump. It was adapted into episode 164, Ishida's Strategy, the 20-second Offense and Defense.
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