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Brujería

Character

Brujería is the Resurrección of Zommari Rureaux, the Séptima Espada. Its release drapes his body in dozens of staring eyes above a bulbous lower half, arming him with Amor, a power that lets each eye seize command of whatever it looks upon, from a single limb to an entire body.

English Voice: Greg Eagles
Japanese Voice: Taiten Kusunoki
Height: 196 cm (6'5")
Birthday: October 13
Race: Arrancar
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Appearance

Released, Brujería strips away Zommari's legs and lower body, swapping them for a bulbous pink structure likened to a pumpkin or a sea urchin and ringed by cyclopean faces that echo his own. Open eyes stud nearly every inch of him, a skull-shaped collar with its own eye wraps his neck, and dark triangular markings streak down from his eyes and cluster beneath his mouth like a beard. By Byakuya's count fifty eyes cover his form, and eight more stay hidden across his brow until he reveals them, bringing the total to fifty-eight.

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Abilities

The release answers the command Suppress, and its power flows entirely through those eyes. The signature ability, Amor, lets a single eye claim dominion over anything it fixes upon, branding the target with a sun-shaped mark and handing Zommari the reins. Aimed at a limb it overrides the brain and puppets the movement, and aimed at the head it commandeers the whole body. The effect works much like Kidō, which means it can be shut out the way a spell would, such as by blocking his line of sight with a barrier like Dankū. For defense he curls into El Embrion, sealing his upper half inside a sphere sturdy enough to weather an assault that flattens an entire building, though doing so switches off every active eye. His limit is arithmetic, for with fifty-eight eyes he can dominate only fifty-eight targets at once, leaving him open to being swamped by sheer numbers.

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History

In its sealed state the weapon looks like an ordinary katana set apart by a thick, spiked disc for a guard and a pink grip. It belongs to Zommari Rureaux, the seventh of Aizen's Espada, who embodies the aspect of death called Intoxication. He brings the Resurrección to bear against Byakuya Kuchiki when the captain intervenes to protect his sister in Hueco Mundo, using Amor to hijack Byakuya's limbs and even Rukia's body, but his arrogance and that eye-count limit undo him, and Byakuya cuts him down.

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Frequently Asked Questions

Who is the 7th Espada in Bleach?

The 7th Espada, or Septima Espada, is Zommari Rureaux, whose Resurreccion is Brujeria. He embodies the aspect of death called Intoxication.

What does Brujería mean?

Brujería translates to Witchcraft. It is the name of Zommari Rureaux's Resurreccion in Bleach, reflecting the eerie, eye covered form it gives him.

What powers does Brujería give Zommari Rureaux?

Brujeria covers Zommari Rureaux in dozens of eyes and grants him Amor, a power that lets each eye seize control of whatever it looks upon, from overriding a single limb to commandeering an opponent's entire body.

What does Brujería look like when released?

Released, Brujeria strips away Zommari Rureaux's legs and replaces them with a bulbous pink lower body ringed by cyclopean faces, while dozens of open eyes, up to fifty eight in total, stud nearly every inch of him.

What is Brujería's weakness?

Brujeria can only dominate as many targets as Zommari Rureaux has active eyes, fifty eight at most, leaving him vulnerable to being overwhelmed by sheer numbers. Its Amor power also works like Kido, so it can be blocked the way a Kido spell would, such as by a barrier that cuts off Zommari's line of sight.

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