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THE UNDEAD 6

Manga ChapterCh. 579

Chapter 579 ends Gremmy Thoumeaux, who realizes his imagination was flawless yet fatal, since only Kenpachi's body could endure such power. As Kenpachi mourns the vanished foe, he discovers Yachiru is gone, and four more Sternritter arrive in a burst of lightning.

Volume: 64
Volume Title: DEATH IN VISION
Volume Cover Character: Gremmy Thoumeaux
Previous Chapter: Chapter 578: THE UNDEAD 5
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Summary

Torn apart by his own effort, Gremmy wonders aloud whether his imagination killed him. Kenpachi, landing in the spreading blood, tells him the vision was accurate to a fault: Gremmy pictured his strength perfectly but failed to grasp that only Kenpachi's body could bear such power. Gremmy starts to claim his imagination did not lose, catches the excuse, and instead confesses how badly he wanted to win, just as a brain sealed in a capsule bursts from his dissolving form.

He reminds Kenpachi of his vow to kill him without lifting a finger and reveals that even his body was a thing he imagined, so the promise held although he is the one who died. Noting his imagination has reached its limit, he muses on how frightening it is to picture a world he can no longer imagine, then fades entirely, leaving only the brain and a subdued Kenpachi.

With the fortress and blood gone without a trace, Kenpachi coughs up blood and realizes his organs were hurt in the fight, his hearing dulled by the blasts. Searching the rubble for Yachiru, he finds only her empty uniform and badge. His subordinates arrive to celebrate but have not seen her either, and when he orders a search, a bolt of lightning from Candice Catnipp cuts them down. She lands with Liltotto Lamperd, Meninas McAllon, and Giselle Gewelle at her side.

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Key Events

Gremmy dies, admitting his imagined power was so exact that only Kenpachi's body could survive it, and reveals his very body was one of his creations. Kenpachi, wounded internally and half-deafened, finds only Yachiru's empty uniform and badge where his lieutenant should be. The Bambies, led by Candice Catnipp, ambush the Eleventh Division with a burst of lightning.

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Notes

Part of Volume 64, DEATH IN VISION, cover character Gremmy Thoumeaux. The chapter was adapted across Episode 386, I AM THE EDGE, and Episode 387, The Headless Star. It sits between THE UNDEAD 5 and THE LIGHT.

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Frequently Asked Questions

How does Gremmy Thoumeaux die in chapter 579?

In THE UNDEAD 6, Gremmy Thoumeaux realizes his imagination was flawless yet fatal, since only Kenpachi's body could endure such power, and he confesses how badly he wanted to win before fading entirely, leaving only a brain sealed in a capsule.

What did Gremmy reveal about his own body?

In chapter 579, Gremmy Thoumeaux reveals that even his body was a thing he imagined, so his vow to kill Kenpachi without lifting a finger held true although he is the one who died.

What happens to Yachiru in THE UNDEAD 6?

In chapter 579, a wounded Kenpachi searches the rubble for Yachiru but finds only her empty uniform and badge, and his subordinates confirm they have not seen her either.

Which Sternritter attack the Eleventh Division at the end of chapter 579?

THE UNDEAD 6 ends with the Bambies, led by Candice Catnipp alongside Liltotto Lamperd, Meninas McAllon, and Giselle Gewelle, ambushing the Eleventh Division with a burst of lightning.

What episodes adapt Bleach chapter 579?

Chapter 579, THE UNDEAD 6, was adapted across Episode 386, I AM THE EDGE, and Episode 387, The Headless Star.

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