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Gate of the Sun

Manga ChapterCh. 629

Chapter 629 splits the invaders across the reshaped realm. Mayuri slips away to work alone only to be trailed by Kenpachi, while Grimmjow flattens a building atop Askin. On the central platform, the defectors Bazz-B, Liltotto, and Giselle reach Silbern, and Bazz-B swears his revenge.

Arc: Thousand-Year Blood War
Volume: 69
Volume Title: AGAINST THE JUDGEMENT
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Summary

With the fortress looming over the reshaped realm, Shunsui orders the assembled captains, lieutenants, and Visored to charge it, only for Urahara to notice that Mayuri has slipped away. On the city of Vier Ast, Mayuri gloats about escaping the group by shifting the gate's coordinates so he can pursue his research undisturbed, until Kenpachi strolls through behind him, having missed the others while in the restroom and dragging along an anxious Hanataro.

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Key Events

Ichigo's party threads the streets with Nelliel and Grimmjow guarding the rooftops, unnerved that they cannot form Reishi footholds and unable to link up with Rukia and Renji. Growing impatient, Grimmjow bolts ahead and levels an entire building on top of Sternritter Askin, who had been grumbling about the intruders. Elsewhere, on the central platform, the defector trio of Bazz-B, Liltotto, and Giselle reach Silbern through the still-working Gate of the Sun, and Bazz-B swears vengeance on both Yhwach and Haschwalth.

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Notes

Set in Volume 69, AGAINST THE JUDGEMENT, during the Thousand-Year Blood War, the chapter was adapted across Episodes 398 and 399, THE HOLY NEWBORN and GATE OF THE SUN. Kenpachi looks forward to the fight since he no longer has to worry about harming allies.

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Frequently Asked Questions

What is the Gate of the Sun in Bleach?

In chapter 629, the Gate of the Sun is a still-working passage on the central platform of Wahrwelt through which the defector trio of Bazz-B, Liltotto, and Giselle reach Silbern. The chapter takes its name from this gate.

What happens in Bleach chapter 629, Gate of the Sun?

Gate of the Sun splits the invaders across the reshaped realm. Mayuri slips away to work alone only to be trailed by Kenpachi, Grimmjow flattens a building atop Askin, and the defectors Bazz-B, Liltotto, and Giselle reach Silbern.

Why does Mayuri slip away from the group in this chapter?

Mayuri shifts the gate's coordinates to escape the group so he can pursue his research undisturbed on the city of Vier Ast. His plan is spoiled when Kenpachi, who had missed the others while in the restroom, strolls through behind him with an anxious Hanataro in tow.

What does Grimmjow do to Askin in chapter 629?

Growing impatient, Grimmjow bolts ahead and levels an entire building on top of Sternritter Askin, who had been grumbling about the intruders. He does it while guarding the rooftops for Ichigo's party.

What does Bazz-B swear at the end of Gate of the Sun?

After reaching Silbern through the Gate of the Sun, Bazz-B swears vengeance on both Yhwach and Haschwalth. The chapter was adapted across Episodes 398 and 399, THE HOLY NEWBORN and GATE OF THE SUN.

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