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The Burnout Inferno

Manga ChapterCh. 393

Captain-Commander Genryūsai Shigekuni Yamamoto finally enters the battle, springing a trap meant to burn Sousuke Aizen alive. The traitor, however, has readied his own countermeasure in Wonderweiss Margela, whose released form can smother even the mightiest flames.

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Summary

After wounding his four opponents just enough to leave them as living witnesses, Aizen faces a towering pillar of fire that resolves into Yamamoto. The traitor warns that the Gotei 13 will fall apart should its commander die, but the old man only smiles and dismisses him as too weak. Aizen vanishes and reappears at Yamamoto's back, running Kyōka Suigetsu through his stomach, only for Yamamoto to grip the blade and reveal that the wound is exactly what he wanted. The entire fight, he explains, was staged to pin Aizen in this one spot, and he triggers Ennetsu Jigoku.

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Key Events

Flames roar upward as Yamamoto urges Ichigo, an outsider to the Gotei 13, to flee, answering Aizen's disbelief with the creed that his soldiers stand ready to die confronting evil. Just as the inferno is about to consume everyone, Wonderweiss appears in his Resurrección beside Aizen, and Yamamoto's sweeping fire simply dies before it reaches him. Knocked to the ground, the commander listens as Aizen concedes that Ryūjin Jakka is the strongest blade ever forged, one he could never beat alone, which is why he engineered Wonderweiss to neutralize it. He names the counter, Extinguir, and calmly bids Yamamoto farewell.

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Notes

The seventh chapter and title piece of volume 45, THE BURNOUT INFERNO. It marks the first full display of Yamamoto's offensive power and the debut of Wonderweiss Margela's released form. The chapter was adapted in episode 294, Impossible to Attack? The Sealed Genryūsai!

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Frequently Asked Questions

What happens in chapter 393 of Bleach, The Burnout Inferno?

In chapter 393, The Burnout Inferno, Captain-Commander GenryUsai Shigekuni Yamamoto enters the battle and springs a trap to burn Sousuke Aizen alive with Ennetsu Jigoku, only for Aizen's Wonderweiss Margela to smother the flames.

How does Yamamoto trap Aizen in this chapter?

In The Burnout Inferno, Yamamoto lets Aizen run KyOka Suigetsu through his stomach, then grips the blade and reveals the entire fight was staged to pin Aizen in one spot so he could trigger his flames, Ennetsu Jigoku.

What is Extinguir and what does it do to Yamamoto's flames?

In The Burnout Inferno, Aizen reveals he engineered Wonderweiss Margela with a power called Extinguir, whose released form can smother even RyUjin Jakka's mightiest flames, neutralizing the strongest blade ever forged.

Why is chapter 393 significant for Yamamoto and Wonderweiss?

The Burnout Inferno marks the first full display of Yamamoto's offensive power and the debut of Wonderweiss Margela's released ResurrecciOn form.

Which volume and episode does The Burnout Inferno belong to?

The Burnout Inferno is the seventh chapter and title piece of volume 45, THE BURNOUT INFERNO, and was adapted in episode 294, Impossible to Attack? The Sealed GenryUsai!

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