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Blazing Bullets

Manga ChapterCh. 550

Blazing Bullets sees the tide turn cruelly. Askin refuses to face Mayuri, BG9 buries Sui-Feng in missiles, and Bazz-B reveals he once shrugged off Yamamoto's fire before punching a burning hole through Hitsugaya.

Arc: Thousand-Year Blood War arc
Volume: 61
Volume Title: THE LAST 9DAYS
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Summary

In the wrecked institute, Askin sizes Mayuri up and simply quits, unwilling to spend the countless attempts that killing him would demand, and tells the captain to find another opponent. Mayuri lets him walk, needing more time to read his Reiatsu, and guesses the Sternritter is baiting him onto hostile ground. A tremor announces Sui-Feng overwhelming her foe without a Bankai, which Askin notes falls squarely within Yhwach's forecasts, meaning the Gotei 13 remain in peril.

Bazz-B strides unhurt from the meltwater, mourning only his ruined cape before tearing it off. Sui-Feng seizes an incoming tendril and slams BG9 through a row of buildings, but he rises cloakless, admitting he never breathed at all, a mechanical doll now bristling with missile pods. He thanks her for the data on Mukyu Shunko, decides he no longer needs her stolen Bankai, and buries the area in explosions; she escapes lightly burned, only for a tendril to spear her wrist and detonate around her.

Facing Hitsugaya, Bazz-B recalls surviving Yamamoto's Ryujin Jakka by canceling that inferno with his own flame, then melts the last of the ice lance with a touch. He laments that Hitsugaya lacks the Bankai he would love to thaw with a single finger. When the captain raises Ryojin Hyoheki, a finely woven wall, Bazz-B answers with Burner Finger 1, a concentrated beam of fire that bores through the ice and Hitsugaya's chest.

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Key Events

Mayuri and Askin settle into a wary stalemate. BG9 reveals his mechanical nature and overwhelms Sui-Feng with a missile barrage. Bazz-B recounts surviving Yamamoto's Ryujin Jakka and impales Hitsugaya's chest with Burner Finger 1.

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Notes

Blazing Bullets closes the sixty-first volume, THE LAST 9DAYS, in the Thousand-Year Blood War. It was adapted within Episode 381, Peace from Shadows.

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Frequently Asked Questions

What happens in the Bleach chapter Blazing Bullets?

In Blazing Bullets, the tide turns cruelly against the Gotei 13: Askin refuses to fight Mayuri, BG9 buries Sui-Feng in a missile barrage, and Bazz-B impales Hitsugaya's chest with Burner Finger 1.

How did Bazz-B survive Yamamoto's Ryujin Jakka?

In Blazing Bullets, Bazz-B recalls surviving Yamamoto's Ryujin Jakka by canceling that inferno out with his own flame, which he calls on again as he melts through Hitsugaya's ice.

What is revealed about BG9 in Blazing Bullets?

In Blazing Bullets, BG9 rises cloakless and admits he never breathed at all, revealing himself to be a mechanical doll now bristling with missile pods. He thanks Sui-Feng for the data on Mukyu Shunko, decides he no longer needs her stolen Bankai, and buries the area in explosions.

Why does Askin refuse to fight Mayuri in Blazing Bullets?

In Blazing Bullets, Askin sizes Mayuri up and simply quits, unwilling to spend the countless attempts that killing the captain would demand, and tells him to find another opponent. Mayuri lets him walk in order to keep reading his Reiatsu.

What is Burner Finger 1 in Blazing Bullets?

In Blazing Bullets, Burner Finger 1 is Bazz-B's concentrated beam of fire, which he uses to bore straight through Hitsugaya's finely woven ice wall, Ryojin Hyoheki, and pierce the captain's chest.

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