Shigasumi
CharacterShigasumi is one of the named lightning forms tied to Seigen Suzunami's Zanpakuto, Shiden. It fans a mesh of electricity out from the blade, and anything the current reaches is paralyzed on the spot, held motionless for as long as the charge lasts.
Appearance
The attack appears as a spreading web of electricity cast out from the sword Shiden.
Abilities
The lattice of current lances outward across the space in front of Seigen, and whatever falls inside it is left paralyzed, unable to move while the charge holds.
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Frequently Asked Questions
What is Shigasumi in Bleach?
Shigasumi is one of the named lightning techniques of Seigen Suzunami's Zanpakuto, Shiden, that fans out a mesh of paralyzing electricity.
What does Shigasumi do?
Shigasumi lances a lattice of electric current outward from the blade, and anything the current reaches is paralyzed for as long as the charge holds.
Who uses Shigasumi?
Shigasumi is used by Seigen Suzunami, a captain who appears only in the video game Bleach: The 3rd Phantom.
Is Shigasumi part of the Bleach anime or manga?
No, Shigasumi is video game only, appearing exclusively in Bleach: The 3rd Phantom.
What other technique is related to Shigasumi?
Shigasumi sits alongside the far heavier Shiden Raiko, another named discharge from the same Zanpakuto, Shiden.
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Rights holders
- Created byTite Kubo
- Published byShueisha
- Animated byStudio Pierrot
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