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Bad Blood Exhaust

Manga ChapterCh. 465

Two matches open at once. Ikkaku pops his own dislocated shoulder back into place against Moe's borrowed muscle, while Renji shrugs off Jackie Tristan's grime-fueled Dirty Boots and reveals the strength he built preparing to fight Aizen.

Arc: The Lost Agent
Volume: 53
Volume Title: The Deathberry Returns 2
Previous Chapter: 464. Quiet Chamber, Noisy Heart
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Summary

Ikkaku ducks a tree that Moe Shishigawara knocks flat and wonders how the boy hits hard enough to fell one. A blow lands on his shoulder and wrenches the joint from its socket, but Ikkaku simply flexes the muscle to snap it back into place, unnerving his opponent.

In another room, Renji Abarai holds off from striking first and instead asks about the engine mounted on Jackie Tristan's arm. Startled that he recognizes the device, she hears that Shūhei Hisagi once hauled a similar one into the Seireitei and was chewed out for it. Jackie explains that her Dirty Boots grows stronger the filthier she becomes and presses him to draw. Renji slips past her opening rush and absorbs the next without flinching, leaving her stunned. When he invites her fiercest blow, he halts it with the back of his hand, then buries the hilt of Zabimaru in her stomach, remarking that seventeen months spent preparing to face Sōsuke Aizen have left her outmatched.

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Key Events

Ikkaku resets his dislocated shoulder unaided while fighting Moe. Jackie reveals that Dirty Boots scales with how dirty she is, and Renji overpowers her with the strength he built training for a rematch against Aizen.

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Notes

Appears in Volume 53, The Deathberry Returns 2, adapted within Episode 363, Fierce Fight! Shinigami vs. XCUTION! A drawing error in this chapter leaves Ikkaku's torn left sleeve intact in one panel.

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Frequently Asked Questions

What happens in Bleach chapter 465, "Bad Blood Exhaust"?

In chapter 465, "Bad Blood Exhaust," two matches open at once: Ikkaku pops his own dislocated shoulder back into place while fighting Moe, and Renji shrugs off Jackie Tristan's Dirty Boots to overpower her.

What is Jackie Tristan's Dirty Boots ability?

In chapter 465, Jackie Tristan reveals that her Fullbring, Dirty Boots, grows stronger the filthier she becomes. Renji Abarai still slips past her rushes, absorbs her blows, and buries the hilt of Zabimaru in her stomach.

How does Ikkaku handle his dislocated shoulder in this chapter?

In chapter 465, a blow from Moe Shishigawara wrenches Ikkaku's shoulder from its socket, but Ikkaku simply flexes the muscle to snap the joint back into place. The move unnerves his opponent.

Why is Renji so strong against Jackie?

In chapter 465, Renji Abarai overpowers Jackie Tristan with the strength he built during the seventeen months he spent preparing to face Sosuke Aizen. He remarks that this training has left her outmatched.

Is there a known art error in chapter 465?

Yes. A drawing error in chapter 465, "Bad Blood Exhaust," leaves Ikkaku's torn left sleeve intact in one panel. The chapter is part of Volume 53 and was adapted within Episode 363.

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