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Shout at the Dark

Manga ChapterCh. 377

In the closing chapter of volume 43, Kensei Muguruma enters Bankai against Wonderweiss Margela while Aizen goads the Visored. His taunts push Hiyori into a fatal charge that Gin Ichimaru answers with his blade, leaving Shinji Hirako screaming for the still-absent Ichigo Kurosaki.

Volume: 43
Volume Title: KINGDOM OF HOLLOWS
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Summary

Kensei Muguruma flings Wonderweiss Margela clear and carries the battered Mashiro Kuna up to a nearby rooftop. Laying her down, she jokingly asks whether he means to avenge her, but he shuts the idea down, reminding her that her wounds came from ignoring his advice. He is not there to settle a score, he says, only to plant his fist in Wonderweiss, and with that he activates his Bankai and throws himself into the fight in earnest.

Elsewhere, Aizen sets about baiting the Visored. Shinji Hirako urges his comrades, Hiyori above all, to resist the provocations, warning that rushing Aizen without a scheme means annihilation. Aizen brushes the caution aside as pointless, insisting every outcome is already fixed and inescapable no matter how they move. When he needles them further by noting they perished a century ago, Hiyori snaps and charges with her released blade, only to be cut clean in two by Gin Ichimaru's Shikai. Ichimaru coolly tallies one kill. Shinji catches her severed upper half and calls for Hachi, then despairs on remembering that the missing-armed Hachi cannot heal. His thoughts turn to Orihime Inoue, and he bellows for Ichigo Kurosaki, demanding to know what is keeping the pair from returning to Karakura Town. Far off in Hueco Mundo, Ichigo presses grimly onward toward a destination unknown.

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Key Events

Kensei carries Mashiro to safety and enters Bankai to take on Wonderweiss directly. Aizen's taunts about predetermined fate goad Hiyori into a reckless charge, and Gin bisects her with his extending sword. A frantic Shinji, unable to find a healer, cries out for the still-absent Ichigo, who is shown racing through Hueco Mundo toward the battlefield.

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Notes

Closing out volume 43, KINGDOM OF HOLLOWS, this installment was adapted as part of episode 285, The Hundred-Year Grudge...Hiyori's Revenge. Its title nods to the desperate cries that punctuate the scene, from Kensei's rooftop resolve to Shinji's shout for the absent Ichigo.

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Frequently Asked Questions

What happens in Bleach chapter 377, Shout at the Dark?

Shout at the Dark is the closing chapter of volume 43, in which Kensei Muguruma enters Bankai against Wonderweiss Margela, Aizen goads the Visored, and Gin Ichimaru cuts down Hiyori as Shinji Hirako cries out for the still-absent Ichigo Kurosaki.

Who kills Hiyori in chapter 377?

In Shout at the Dark, Gin Ichimaru bisects Hiyori Sarugaki with his Shikai after Aizen's taunts about a predetermined fate goad her into a reckless charge.

Why does Kensei carry Mashiro to a rooftop?

In Shout at the Dark, Kensei Muguruma flings Wonderweiss clear and carries the battered Mashiro Kuna to a nearby rooftop, telling her he is not there to avenge her but only to plant his fist in Wonderweiss, then activates his Bankai to fight in earnest.

Why can't Hachi heal Hiyori in chapter 377?

In Shout at the Dark, Shinji calls for Hachi to save the wounded Hiyori but despairs on remembering that the missing-armed Hachi cannot heal, which turns his thoughts to Orihime and drives him to shout for Ichigo.

Which volume and episode does chapter 377 belong to?

Shout at the Dark closes volume 43, KINGDOM OF HOLLOWS, and was adapted as part of episode 285, The Hundred-Year Grudge...Hiyori's Revenge.

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