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Welcome to our EXECUTION

Manga ChapterCh. 429

A tense visit from Orihime tests how much Ichigo will admit about the strangeness around him, while Uryu tails a silent figure reading on a rooftop and pays for it in blood, leaving Ichigo to discover his wounded friend and a card bearing the name Xcution.

Arc: The Lost Agent arc
Volume: 49
Volume Title: The Lost Agent
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Summary

Ichigo makes clear he does not trust Kugo, who hands him a small item anyway. Home again, he congratulates Yuzu on her strong first exam results and notes that their father has been absent since morning, wishing idly he still had the senses to locate him. Orihime turns up at his window with a box of surplus bread, and after some flustered small talk she hints that he seems to be under someone's watch, a suspicion he deflects with a joke before she retracts it.

Meanwhile Uryu, arriving near the clinic, spots a stranger calmly reading atop the building who then vanishes. Giving chase, he registers that the figure moves without human speed yet leaves no ripple in the surrounding spirit particles, ruling out flash step. A glint of light on a utility pole distracts him an instant before the man strikes. Alerted by a nearby commotion, Ichigo looks out to find Uryu sprawled and bleeding in the street, while the object Kugo gave him proves to be a card bearing the phrase welcome to our Xcution.

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Key Events

The chapter introduces the group's calling card and stages the first attack of the arc, cutting down Uryu and confirming a new kind of enemy who leaves no spiritual trace. It also plants Orihime's uneasy intuition about Ichigo being followed.

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Notes

The sixth chapter of the volume, adapted within anime Episodes 344 and 345. The rooftop reader is the debut appearance of Shukuro Tsukishima, whose method of movement baffles the Quincy.

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Frequently Asked Questions

What is Xcution in Bleach's Welcome to our EXECUTION chapter?

Xcution is the group behind the stranger circling Ichigo, and Welcome to our EXECUTION introduces its calling card, a small item Kugo hands Ichigo that proves to bear the phrase welcome to our Xcution. The card first names the organization and stages the arc's opening attack.

What happens in Bleach chapter 429, Welcome to our EXECUTION?

In Welcome to our EXECUTION, Orihime visits Ichigo and hints he seems to be under someone's watch, while Uryu tails a silent figure reading on a rooftop and is struck down. Ichigo discovers his wounded friend bleeding in the street and finds that the item Kugo gave him is a card reading welcome to our Xcution.

Who attacks Uryu in Welcome to our EXECUTION?

Uryu is attacked by Shukuro Tsukishima, who makes his debut in Welcome to our EXECUTION as the stranger calmly reading atop the clinic. After Uryu gives chase, the man strikes him down, leaving him sprawled and bleeding in the street.

What is unusual about Tsukishima's movement in Welcome to our EXECUTION?

In Welcome to our EXECUTION, Uryu registers that Shukuro Tsukishima moves without human speed yet leaves no ripple in the surrounding spirit particles, which rules out flash step. This confirms a new kind of enemy who leaves no spiritual trace.

Which anime episodes adapt Welcome to our EXECUTION?

Welcome to our EXECUTION is the sixth chapter of the volume The Lost Agent and was adapted within anime Episodes 344 and 345 of Bleach.

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