Talk:Rudbornn Chelute

Hi; (sorry for my English xD)

Arbola is tree in the Basque language, I think the real name of the zampakuto is Arbolar That means "planting trees" in Spanish.

http://buscon.rae.es/draeI/SrvltGUIBusUsual?TIPO_HTML=2&TIPO_BUS=3&LEMA=arbolar

Panda-man 19:19, 1 January 2009 (UTC)


 * "Arbola" is the feminine form of "tree" in Spanish. I know for a fact that "arbol" is the masculine form of the word. LapisScarab 01:06, 2 January 2009 (UTC)

Sorry but Árbol is a masculine word, in spanish not have femenine word for tree (always el arbol, los arboles, but never "la arbola" or "las arbolas", mein gott xD)

The two possible names for the zampakuto are Arbolar or Árbol, but not Arbola.--Panda-man 00:39, 3 January 2009 (UTC)


 * Good catch. Just looked it up and you were right. My bad, change away. LapisScarab 03:58, 3 January 2009 (UTC)

The way it's written it should be Arbola not Arbol. If it was meant to be Arbol, it would read as Aruboru in Japanese. This is just the same as Cero Oscuras---we should strive to present what is actually there instead of interpreting it based on what is or isn't proper Spanish. I think might actually be Basque Arbola, which means the same thing. Thee Gernikako Arbola (http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Gernikako_Arbola) is quite an important symbol in Basque culture, and the Basque people are in Spain. Even if not, that's what Kubo wrote, so that's what we should put. Daisekihan 17:28, 10 May 2009 (UTC)

Rudobōn VS Rudobone
Since wikipedia and other sources list Rudobōn as Rudobone, should we move the URL of this article and all-relating content to Rudobone, or keep it as Rudobōn? Maul day 19:09, 11 January 2009 (UTC)


 * I realized some time ago that my logic here was flawed. If anyone wants to, they can go ahead and change it to "Rudobone". Arrancar109 16:35, 23 May 2009 (UTC)

As he is a Arrancar, he shouldn't have japanese name. He should be named Lud-Bone

Arbola
Hi, i'm pretty sur that his zanpakuto is Arbola instead of arbol, onemanga has the translation of arbola as well, but someone keeps changing it -

Arbola, Arbol or Arbolar
Arbol, Abolar or Arbola Arbola Arbolar Arbol

Rudobone is the correct version of his name
Rudobon is the romanized version of his name. His proper name would be Rudobone. Not only have I picked up on this but so has manyh translations, and Datteybayo Subs.Thunderwitch 10:50, 25 April 2009 (UTC)


 * His name is most likely not spelled "Rudobone". Scanlations and subs are not definite. The scanlations have spelled it "Rudobone" because that is the way it is pronounced. The characters that spell his name in Japanese are "ru-do-bou-nu". The subs probably have the "Bone" spelling for a similar reason; they can't put the macron over the second "O" in his name, so they spell it slightly differently. That or they're trying to stay consitant with the most common romanization. That said, It could be spelled an entirely different way, but Kubo just hasn't revealed it yet, like with Ulquiorra and Grimmjow's last names.LapisScarab 02:13, 11 June 2009 (UTC)

Trivia clean-up
Removed trivia


 * Despite being an Arrancar, Rudobōn still retains a complete mask. This separates him from the other Arrancar, who all have only a portion of their masks left on their face, the rest having been ripped off during the Shinigamification process.
 * The power of Rudobōn's Resurrección is somewhat related to his appearance before and after the release. His bull head mask and the tree that he grows when in his released state are both symbols of fertility, referencing his ability to create new life in the form of his Calaveras.
 * One of Arbol's major weaknesses is that if the branches are frozen he cannot create Calaveras.
 * It is unknown what happened to Rudobon after being attacked by Yammy

Seems to me all those trivia points are fairly obvious from the article. So I have removed them. If you disagree please state your case but do not add without discussion. Tinni 11:10, October 24, 2009 (UTC)

Zanpakuto picture
Is there any special reason why we have a picture of the tip of his Zanpakutō. There is nothing special about it - it is totally ordinary. And the only interesting bit about an otherwise normal katana would be the guard - which isn't in the picture. The picture of his release is sufficient, imo. Thus, removed. --Yyp 21:34, October 25, 2009 (UTC)