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Horn of Salvation

Manga ChapterCh. 676

Horn of Salvation, Bleach's 676th chapter, shows off Ichigo Kurosaki's newly awakened hybrid form as he explains its origins and lands a fused Getsuga Tensho and Gran Rey Cero that finally cuts the Quincy king Yhwach deeply.

Volume: 74
Volume Title: THE DEATH AND THE STRAWBERRY
Previous Chapter: 675. Blood for My Bone
Next Chapter: 677. Horn of Salvation 2
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Summary

Greeting a stunned Orihime, Ichigo confirms Yhwach's read that this new shape emerges when he fuses with his Hollow powers, then recounts how he reforged his Zanpakuto once his Hollow and Quincy sides settled into balance. Because that equilibrium can be broken, and because his Hollow nature had always surged up whenever he pushed his Shinigami strength, Ichigo reveals he deliberately used Yhwach's own power to coax it back out, drawing a grin from the king.

Positioning himself ahead of Orihime's Santen Kesshun and telling her to hold her guard, Ichigo lets his spiritual pressure erupt, shredding most of the chamber around them. Yhwach praises the display and conjures his broadsword, only for Ichigo to seize him and strike at point-blank range, collapsing still more of the tower. The king catches the blade barehanded, scoffs that a strength like Ichigo's could never wound him, and flings him away. Undeterred, Ichigo shapes a Getsuga Tensho, merges it with a Gran Rey Cero, and fires the combined blast, carving a deep wound across Yhwach.

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Key Events

Ichigo explains that his new form comes from melding his Hollow powers, drawn out using Yhwach's own strength. He unleashes his spiritual pressure, destroying much of the throne room. Yhwach blocks Ichigo's close-range strike barehanded and throws him back. Ichigo combines a Getsuga Tensho with a Gran Rey Cero and lands a deep cut on Yhwach.

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Notes

This is the 676th chapter of Bleach, collected as the second chapter of the seventy-fourth and final volume, THE DEATH AND THE STRAWBERRY. The chapter demonstrates the powers of the Hollow-infused form Ichigo unveiled in the preceding installment during his climactic clash with Yhwach.

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Frequently Asked Questions

What does Ichigo's Horn of Salvation do?

In Bleach's Chapter 676, Horn of Salvation is the name given to Ichigo Kurosaki's newly awakened hybrid form, which emerges when he fuses with his Hollow powers. Using it, he shapes a Getsuga Tensho, merges it with a Gran Rey Cero, and fires the combined blast to carve a deep wound across Yhwach.

How does Ichigo bring out his new form in Chapter 676?

Ichigo explains that his new form comes from melding his Hollow powers, which he coaxed back out by deliberately using Yhwach's own strength. He recounts having reforged his Zanpakuto once his Hollow and Quincy sides settled into balance, an equilibrium that can be broken.

Does Ichigo hurt Yhwach in Chapter 676?

Yes. After Yhwach catches Ichigo's close-range strike barehanded and flings him away, Ichigo combines a Getsuga Tensho with a Gran Rey Cero and fires it, carving a deep wound across the Quincy king.

Which volume is Horn of Salvation collected in?

Horn of Salvation is the 676th chapter of Bleach, collected as the second chapter of the seventy-fourth and final volume, THE DEATH AND THE STRAWBERRY.

Who appears alongside Ichigo in Chapter 676?

The chapter centers on Ichigo Kurosaki's clash with the Quincy king Yhwach, with Orihime Inoue present at his side, holding her Santen Kesshun guard as Ichigo lets his spiritual pressure erupt across the throne room.

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