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Brazo Izquierda del Diablo

Character

Brazo Izquierda del Diablo, the Left Arm of the Devil, is the offensive twin to Yasutora Sado's defensive right arm. Awakened during his brutal duel with Gantenbainne in Hueco Mundo, this white-and-red gauntlet trades protection for raw destruction, peaking in the ruinous punch he names La Muerte.

English Voice: Marc Worden
Japanese Voice: Hiroki Yasumoto
Height: 197 cm (6'5¾”)
Birthday: April 7, 1986
Age: 15 (2001); 17 (2003); 27 (2013)
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Appearance

Sado's left arm armors over just as the right does, but the palette flips to a pale white split by a single red band running down its length. Small red diamonds mark each fingertip, a spur juts from the shoulder, and a further pair of claw-shaped points sweep across his chest. Where the right limb embodies defense, this one is the seat of his offensive might.

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Abilities

The arm delivers overwhelming force, enough to halt and shatter Gantenbainne's strongest technique and, later, to cancel out a sword swing from Gerard Valkyrie with a single blow. Its signature attack is La Muerte, in which Sado concentrates spiritual power into five crackling discs at his fingertips, clenches his fist, and drives the punch home. The impact is devastating, carving an enormous skull into whatever lies behind the target and leaving those it strikes looking like offerings crucified before a demon, with power sufficient to fell a Privaron Espada.

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History

Like its counterpart, the left arm is an expression of Sado's Fullbring, energy that leans more toward a Hollow's nature than a Soul Reaper's. It surfaced in the thick of his fight against Gantenbainne Mosqueda in Hueco Mundo, the very clash that pushed his manifestation from a lone right arm to a matched pair. That completion split his strength cleanly in two, the right shaped for guarding and the left forged for attack, a balance he carried through later battles all the way to the war against the Wandenreich.

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Frequently Asked Questions

What does Brazo Izquierda del Diablo mean?

Brazo Izquierda del Diablo translates to Left Arm of the Devil. It is the name of Yasutora Sado's offensive Fullbring, the counterpart to his defensive right arm, the Right Arm of the Giant.

What is Chad's left arm's signature attack?

Chad's left arm, Brazo Izquierda del Diablo, delivers a signature attack called La Muerte. Sado concentrates spiritual power into five crackling discs at his fingertips before driving the punch home, an impact powerful enough to carve a massive skull into whatever lies behind the target.

How did Chad awaken his left arm?

Chad's left arm surfaced during his brutal fight against Gantenbainne Mosqueda in Hueco Mundo, the same battle that split his Fullbring from a single right arm into a matched pair, one for defense and one for offense.

How strong is Chad's left arm?

Chad's left arm is powerful enough to halt and shatter Gantenbainne Mosqueda's strongest technique and to cancel out a sword swing from Gerard Valkyrie with a single blow, and its La Muerte punch is strong enough to fell a Privaron Espada.

What is the difference between Chad's two arms?

Chad's right arm, the Right Arm of the Giant, is built for defense, while his left arm, the Left Arm of the Devil, is built for offense. Together the pair let Sado both protect others and strike with devastating force.

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