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Quiet Chamber, Noisy Heart

Manga ChapterCh. 464

The sealed duels take shape as Yachiru hauls a restless Kenpachi back home, Uryū joins Ichigo inside a replica of Karakura Town to confront Ginjō, and Byakuya squares off against the memory-warping Tsukishima.

Arc: The Lost Agent
Volume: 53
Volume Title: The Deathberry Returns 2
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Summary

Having halved Giriko, Kenpachi finds himself back in the Human World and scans the area for anyone else who has finished. Boredom nearly sends him wandering off until Yachiru Kusajishi springs onto his shoulder and raps him on the skull, reminding him that the group came together and swore to leave together, and that slipping away would earn them Yamamoto's wrath. She tugs at his ears the whole way as he trudges along.

Inside his own sealed room, Ichigo recognizes the surroundings as a copy of Karakura Town, a setting Ginjō chose to keep their clash a clean one-on-one. That plan collapses when Uryū Ishida steps in, healed by Rukia. Uryū offers an apology, admitting that after their trip to the Soul Society he had assumed earlier substitutes must have existed and reasoned that the silence surrounding them meant the Soul Society itself was in the dark. Ichigo kicks him, brushing the guilt aside as pointless worry over something no one could have changed, and the two friends trade insults before turning together to face Ginjō.

Elsewhere, as Hitsugaya and Rukia handle their own opponents, Byakuya confronts Tsukishima, voicing his disgust for a power that rewrites the bonds between people, and their fight begins.

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Key Events

Yachiru stops Kenpachi from leaving early. Uryū joins Ichigo's fight against Ginjō, which unfolds inside a replica of Karakura Town. Byakuya begins his duel with Tsukishima.

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Notes

Collected in Volume 53, The Deathberry Returns 2, and adapted as part of Episode 363, Fierce Fight! Shinigami vs. XCUTION!

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Frequently Asked Questions

What happens in Bleach chapter 464, "Quiet Chamber, Noisy Heart"?

In chapter 464, "Quiet Chamber, Noisy Heart," the sealed duels take shape: Yachiru drags a restless Kenpachi back to the group, Uryu joins Ichigo's fight against Ginjo inside a replica of Karakura Town, and Byakuya squares off against Tsukishima.

Why does Yachiru stop Kenpachi from leaving?

In chapter 464, Yachiru Kusajishi springs onto Kenpachi's shoulder and reminds him that the group came together and swore to leave together, warning that slipping away would earn Yamamoto's wrath. She tugs at his ears the whole way as he trudges along.

Where does Ichigo fight Ginjo in this chapter?

In chapter 464, Ichigo recognizes his sealed room as a copy of Karakura Town, a setting Ginjo chose to keep their clash a clean one-on-one. That plan collapses when Uryu Ishida, healed by Rukia, steps in to join the fight.

Why does Uryu apologize to Ichigo in "Quiet Chamber, Noisy Heart"?

In chapter 464, Uryu Ishida apologizes because he had reasoned that earlier substitute Shinigami must have existed and that the silence around them meant even the Soul Society was unaware. Ichigo kicks him and brushes the guilt aside as pointless worry over something no one could have changed.

Why does Byakuya despise Tsukishima's power?

In chapter 464, Byakuya Kuchiki confronts Tsukishima and voices his disgust for a power that rewrites the bonds between people. Their duel begins as Hitsugaya and Rukia handle their own opponents nearby.

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