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Thank You For Defend Me

Manga ChapterCh. 291

Restored to her adult form, Nelliel repays Ichigo by taking his place against Nnoitra, revealing the number 3 that marks her as a former high-ranking Espada. She swiftly outclasses the Quinta, turning his own Cero back on him.

Arc: Hueco Mundo arc
Volume: 33
Volume Title: THE BAD JOKE
Japanese Release: April 4, 2008
English Release: December 7, 2010
Cover Character: Nnoitra Gilga
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Summary

Inside Szayelaporro's palace, Dondochakka and Pesche feel an immense Reiatsu wash over them as they fend off their Carbon-Copy clones. When Uryu asks what it is, Pesche recognizes it despite the long years since he last sensed it: the presence belongs to Nelliel Tu Odelschwanck.

Out in the sands, Ichigo stares at the adult Nelliel standing between him, Nnoitra, Tesra, and Orihime, while Orihime struggles to believe this woman is Nel. As Nnoitra notes she has reclaimed her old shape, Nelliel flashes behind him but, rather than strike, scoops up Ichigo and carries him to safety. She confirms her identity, thanks Ichigo for bringing her here and protecting her, and promises to repay the debt. When she rises, the wind lifts her tattered shirt to expose the number 3 inked on her back, stunning Ichigo, and she tells him this will be over quickly.

Nelliel rushes Nnoitra with her Zanpakuto and, though he braces to defend, opens a clean cut across his chest. She kicks his blade aside in midair and drives her leg into his neck, sending him skidding across the dunes. Furious, Nnoitra fires a Cero from his tongue, but Nelliel catches it in her open hand, draws it into her mouth, and returns it as Cero Doble, engulfing him in a huge explosion.

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Key Events

Nelliel takes over the fight in Ichigo's place and reveals her rank as the former Tercera Espada, number 3. She immediately proves far stronger than Nnoitra, wounding him and countering his Cero with the reflected Cero Doble. Pesche's recognition of her Reiatsu links her return to her old guardians inside the palace.

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Notes

The chapter was adapted in Episode 192, Nel's Secret, a Big-Breasted Beauty Joins the Battle!? The Viz release corrected the title's grammar to Thank You For Defending Me. Nelliel's dominance sets up Nnoitra's revelation about how much the Espada have changed.

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Frequently Asked Questions

What happens in Bleach chapter 291, Thank You For Defend Me?

Restored to her adult form, Nelliel takes Ichigo's place against Nnoitra and repays him for protecting her. She reveals the number 3 that marks her as a former high-ranking Espada and swiftly outclasses the Quinta, turning his own Cero back on him.

What was Nelliel's rank in the Espada?

When the wind lifts her tattered shirt, Nelliel exposes the number 3 inked on her back, revealing her as the former Tercera Espada. Her rank stuns Ichigo and confirms she once stood among the highest of the Espada.

How does Nelliel counter Nnoitra's Cero?

When Nnoitra fires a Cero from his tongue, Nelliel catches it in her open hand, draws it into her mouth, and returns it as Cero Doble. The reflected blast engulfs Nnoitra in a huge explosion.

How does the Viz release title this chapter?

The Viz release corrected the title's grammar to Thank You For Defending Me. The chapter was adapted in Episode 192, Nel's Secret, a Big-Breasted Beauty Joins the Battle!?

How does Nelliel prove she is stronger than Nnoitra?

Nelliel rushes Nnoitra and opens a clean cut across his chest despite his guard, then kicks his blade aside and drives her leg into his neck to send him skidding across the dunes. Her dominance immediately proves her far stronger than the Quinta Espada.

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