Ichigo and Uryū, Bonded Back to Back

Ichigo and Uryū, Bonded Back to Back is the two hundred and sixty ninth episode of the Bleach Anime

Statistics

 * Original Airdate: May 5th, 2010
 * English Airdate:
 * Opening Song: ChAngE
 * Ending Song: Stay Beautiful
 * Manga Chapters:
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 * Romaji:
 * Arc: The Fake Karakura Town Arc

Shinigami Illustrated Picture Book
Uryu Ishida explains to Ichigo that the fifth tower lacks of stairs and one must either fly up or break the ceilings to get upstairs. He also lamented about the thick ceilings and countless pillars which supports the tower that makes it a strong structure. Ichigo goes on to ask Ishida on how he knew so much about the tower. Ishida replied that he had explained in the show that he broke a bunch of pillars and plant a mine in the ceiling (the screen shows what he did). Ichigo asked so what's with the get up? and Ishida unplesantly asked him to stuff it.

Characters in Order of Appearance

 * 1) Ichigo Kurosaki
 * 2) Ulquiorra Cifer
 * 3) Yammy Riyalgo
 * 4) Uryū Ishida
 * 5) Orihime Inoue
 * 6) Rukia Kuchiki
 * 7) Rudobōn
 * 8) Renji Abarai
 * 9) Yasutora Sado
 * 10) Mayuri Kurotsuchi (flashback)

Powers and Techniques Used
Hollow techniques used Techniques used Zanpakutō released
 * Cero (虚閃 (セロ), sero; Spanish for "Zero", Japanese for "Hollow Flash", 'Doom Blast' in the Viz translation)
 * Sonído (響転 (ソニード), sonīdo; Spanish for "Sound", Japanese for "Sound Ceremony")
 * Getsuga Tenshō (月牙天衝; Moon Fang Heaven-Piercer)
 * El Directo (巨人の一撃 (エル・ディレクト), eru direkuto; Spanish for "The Direct", Japanese for "The Strike of the Giant")
 * Hirenkyaku (飛廉脚, lit: "Flying Screen Step/God Step"; Viz: "Flying Bamboo-Blind Leg)

Shikai: Bankai: Resurrección used Other powers
 * Sode no Shirayuki (袖白雪, Sleeved White Snow)
 * Tensa Zangetsu (天鎖斬月, Heaven Chain Slaying Moon)
 * Hihiō Zabimaru (狒狒王蛇尾丸, Baboon King Snake Tail; "Baboon King" in the Viz translation)
 * Árbol (髑髏樹 (アルボラ), Arubora; Spanish for "Tree", Japanese for "Weathered Skull Tree")
 * Murciélago(黒翼大魔 (ムルシエラゴ), Murushierago; Spanish for "Bat", Japanese for "Black-Winged Great Demon").
 * Brazo Derecha de Gigante (巨人の右腕 (ブラソ・デレチャ・デ・ヒガンテ), buraso derecha de higante; Spanish and Japanese for "Right Arm of the Giant")
 * Ginrei Kojaku (銀嶺弧雀, Arc sparrow of the silver peak)