Talk:Retsu Unohana

Other weapons...
In the latest chapter Unohana is seen using aditional sets of blades to stab Zaraki...what are those, daggars or something like that? Darksusanoo (talk) 07:37, January 23, 2013 (UTC)

Remove the protection, the article's in shambles.
The latest chapter plot needs a lot of work, since some sentences make no sense actually. Like the part that says that Unohana "didn't need" to use the tricks the last time they fought. This makes no friggin' sense, it should go something like "didn't have the time" or "couldn't find an opening" to use those tricks. Kenpachi is supposed to have become weaker, not stronger. Xfing (talk) 11:24, January 24, 2013 (UTC)

The summary was written when MangaPanda was the only source, hence the difference. The article will be updated to reflect more accurate translations. 12:26, January 24, 2013 (UTC)

Well, even in the Mangapanda version it said "didn't have the time", not "need". Oh well no harm done. I only wonder why the article was edit locked in the first place, doesn't seem like there's been much vandalism here Xfing (talk) 12:51, January 24, 2013 (UTC)

I don't know either myself lol I guess whoever did lock it was just being paranoid. 13:17, January 24, 2013 (UTC)


 * Articles are locked when there are huge new revelations made and it involves the articles!! With updated releases the articles then become targets for inexperienced editors who then make a muck up and edit wars begin as people want to add their opinion or only want to edit that one "current event" page!! Thus the result is they are locked as the team discusses the best way to address large scale revelations!! All of the team can edit protected pages so there will be a concentrate effort to fix translation errors from the horrendous scanlators who clearly can't arrange a proper english sentence in proper context at times!! Closing discussion!!

Swordsmanship Skills
In the section where it says that Unohana is a master swordsmanship specialist it says that she has never been seen in battle when in the latest chapter she has obviously been seen battling against kenpachi. Should this be changed? (Himelover567 (talk) 11:00, January 25, 2013 (UTC))


 * The sentence in question has been changed> Mohrpheus   (Talk)  17:23, January 25, 2013 (UTC)

Hakuda
I think maybe she should be listed as a Hakuda expert if not master. In her fight with Zaraki she is stressing fighting with your sword and using your other hand for attacks.
 * Thats not Hakuda. it is a style of Zanjutsu.--


 * When your attacking with your hand and not a sword it is definitely hakuda. --Kenpachi Yachiru (talk) 10:20, January 28, 2013 (UTC)
 * It is Zanjutsu. It is a swordstyle that utilizes both a sword and other form of attack for maximum damage. It is not Hakuda.--

Unohana's bankai revealed
But it's not quite clear what exactly it did. It looked like it created an illusion of Kenpachi and Unohana's flesh melting, leaving just bones, and then Kenpachi unlocked his full strength. What's even more confusing that Unohana's bankai is called Minazuki. So that flying manta was never her shikai to begin with? Will-O-Wisp (talk)
 * As a starter it just looks like it mannipulates blood... --Gojita (talk) 10:18, February 13, 2013 (UTC)Gojita

http://www.mangareader.net/bleach/526/5

According to the above, she unleashes Bankai. Are they correct or is it a mistranslation? I suspect the former, but wanna make sure. TomServo101 (Talk)  10:18, February 13, 2013 (UTC)

Ok to make this clear to everyone interested in this topic. The content for this is of great concern. In the entire run of bleach the content for a zanpakuto release has probably never been so problematic. The issue here is that 1.) there appears to be no bankai name given as Minizuki is the name of her zanpakuto in general, this is confirmed in all 3 databooks. 2.) It is not really remotely clear what it even does. One thought was blood, we still dont know what it does. Someone mentioned the events following the "release". That makes it even further unclear and confusing as to what it even does. 3.) If we go by the chapter with what we see then the zanpakuto has no relation at all to the flying manta ray-like creature (also confirmed in datebooks). Therefore its questionable about this "banaki", as stated in the series itself: "No Zanpakutō in existence has a Shikai and a Bankai that use unrelated abilities". In turn if content is placed, there will likely be no viable bankai name and there can be only a listing of what ifs and maybes that are not clearly defined in the bankai section. At this point im Just simply relaying the facts of the situation.--

So do you suggest that for now it's left blank? TomServo101 (Talk)  11:31, February 13, 2013 (UTC)

It's pure speculation on my part, but I think Unohana summoned the manta around herself and Kenpachi, ending up in its guts. But I'm at a loss when I try to explain what happened next and what was the purpose of using bankai anyway. Will-O-Wisp (talk)

I would say leave a note with that section, to the effect that 'until we can get a better read on what it does, we will not be entertaining requests to update the section' (I know it's protected). With that in mind, does anyone know where the raws can be found, just so we can confirm we're not going on a wild goose chase? TomServo101 (Talk)  12:23, February 13, 2013 (UTC)

According to 2ch (obviously, we'll need the RAW before including that on the article) the names are different. The Bankai name is 皆尽, while the Shikai is 肉雫唼. It just happens that both are read as "minazuki", so to non-japanese people it looks like both names are the same. - Gorenja (talk) 13:17, February 13, 2013 (UTC)

My only question here is aimed at Salubri. While I don't deny that it was said that a Zanpakuto's Shikai and Bankai cannot have different abilities, I feel that this rule was already broken with Soi Fon's Jakuho Raikoben, unless I'm seriously misreading as to what it does. Schiffy (talk) 13:22, February 13, 2013 (UTC)


 * Suì-Fēng's abilities aside, the term is "not related" not that they must be identical!! Anyway let's just calm down until we get more information from our official translators we can rely more on!!


 * Damn, this always happens when a new chapter comes out. So much speculation that the talk pages get trampled with theories. I think it's even worse this week since there was a week without a chapter, and all the pent up rage of Kubo's readers (myself included) has been restrained longer than usual. Anyway, yeah, waiting for more official information would be best. Schiffy (talk) 14:07, February 13, 2013 (UTC)


 * On the point about Soi Fon abilities, I thing they are related by simply her shikai being "Death in Two Steps", and her bankai being death in one step LOL--D38edooa (talk) 14:13, February 13, 2013 (UTC)

Trying not to speculate, but I think her bankai releases toxic gases (sort of like agent orange) and kills anything in its path. To me it works because her shikai is able to heal people with what I assume is gastric acid, so her bankai would be the polar opposite, which would also fit into her "split" personality. She also said she learned kido so that she could improve her fighting. We saw her turn into bone, so perhaps her bankai affects her as well, and she cannot use her shikai ability when in bankai, so she learned kido to heal herself. Again, this is really out there, but in my opinion it is more logical than creating a "dream world," as many have stated. Thoughts? -- 14:19, February 13, 2013 (UTC)


 * Regarding Sui Feng's Zanpakuto, the theme seems to be one of "Easy Kills," rather than having a specific ability. According to Gorenja (above), there are different Kanji with a similar reading, which means the Bankai may have a different meaning.  However, she maintains a theme: Minashikai was made of a gas, and Minabankai seems to be a sort of acid.  From running the Kanji through terrible online translators, the gist I seem to be getting from it is Minashikai is about cleansing, and Minabankai is about everybody being "pure."  Putting the Shikai ability with her comment about Kaidou right before she used her Bankai, it seems like it manages to amp up the healing capabilities and possibly remove pain from those within its effect.  Furthermore, both have a strong poison theme; poisons can sometimes be used to heal in real life, including anesthetics.Gigawolf1 (talk) 14:21, February 13, 2013 (UTC)