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Changed Again And Again

Manga ChapterCh. 296

Nelliel's Resurreccion turns her into a lance-wielding centaur who outclasses Nnoitra, while Pesche and Dondochakka reveal a hidden strength against Szayelaporro. Then a cruel twist strips Nelliel of everything at the worst possible moment.

Arc: Hueco Mundo arc
Volume Title: KING OF THE KILL
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Summary

Steam pours off Nelliel's blade as she completes Gamuza, and the burst of pressure hurls Nnoitra away to reveal her new centaur-like shape and a long, double-tipped lance. She flips it over, rears back, and throws it with Lanzador Verde, punching the weapon straight through Nnoitra's own sword and into his shoulder before flinging him into a boulder.

Inside the wrecked palace, Pesche draws his zanpakuto Ultima from his loincloth, cuts Szayelaporro's arm, and boasts that its blade shines with overflowing Reishi much like Uryu's Seele Schneider, a comparison Uryu resents. Dondochakka then pulls a club-like sword from his mouth and hammers the two Arrancar who formed Szayelaporro's throne clean over him.

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Key Events

Pesche reveals that he and Dondochakka spent their desert exile training rather than standing still, and the pair unleash Cero Sincretico, a fused Cero of their own design, straight at Szayelaporro. Back on the sands, Nelliel tells Nnoitra the fight is over and promises not to kill him, but a sudden surge of energy collapses her back into her child body and erases Gamuza entirely. Seizing the opening, a cackling Nnoitra stamps down on the bewildered little girl's head and declares her finished.

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Notes

The opening chapter of the thirty-fourth volume, KING OF THE KILL, which features Nelliel on its cover. The material was adapted into Episode 195, Pesche's Seriousness.

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Frequently Asked Questions

What happens in Bleach chapter 296, Changed Again And Again?

In Changed Again And Again, Nelliel's Resurreccion turns her into a lance-wielding centaur who outclasses Nnoitra, and Pesche and Dondochakka reveal a hidden strength against Szayelaporro, before a cruel twist strips Nelliel of everything at the worst moment.

What is Nelliel's Resurreccion Gamuza?

When Nelliel completes Gamuza, she takes on a centaur-like shape wielding a long, double-tipped lance, and she uses the technique Lanzador Verde to throw it straight through Nnoitra's sword and into his shoulder.

What happens to Nelliel at the end of the chapter?

After Nelliel tells Nnoitra the fight is over and promises not to kill him, a sudden surge of energy collapses her back into her child body and erases Gamuza entirely, and Nnoitra seizes the opening to stamp down on the little girl's head.

What is Cero Sincretico in Changed Again And Again?

Cero Sincretico is a fused Cero of Pesche and Dondochakka's own design, which they unleash at Szayelaporro after revealing that they spent their desert exile training rather than standing still.

Which volume opens with chapter 296?

Changed Again And Again is the opening chapter of the thirty-fourth volume, KING OF THE KILL, which features Nelliel on its cover, and it was adapted into Episode 195, Pesche's Seriousness.

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