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By making [[Reishi]] flow directly into their blood vessels, users of this technique can drastically increase their attack and defense power. However, despite the significant danger this potentially presents to one's opponents, '''Blut''' possesses one major flaw: because the independent forms of the technique for attack and defense operate using two different Reishi systems, they cannot be employed simultaneously.<ref name="ch499"/> The acquisition of Blut depends on the blood of the Quincy. Pure-blooded Quincy are able to obtain it naturally, while mixed-blooded Quincy need to learn it through training. <ref>''Bleach'' manga; Chapter 537, page 4</ref>
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By making [[Reishi]] flow directly into their blood vessels, users of this technique can drastically increase their attack and defense power. However, despite the significant danger this potentially presents to one's opponents, '''Blut''' possesses one major flaw: because the independent forms of the technique for attack and defense operate using two different Reishi systems, they cannot be employed simultaneously.<ref name="ch499"/> The acquisition of Blut depends on the blood of the Quincy. [[Quincy#Gemischt_and_Echt_Quincy|Pure-blooded Quincy]] are able to obtain it naturally, while [[Quincy#Gemischt_and_Echt_Quincy|mixed-blooded Quincy]] need to learn it through training. <ref>''Bleach'' manga; Chapter 537, page 4</ref>
   
 
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|{{translation|'''Blut Vene'''|静血装 (ブルート・ヴェーネ)|Burūto Vēne|German for "''Blood Vein''", Japanese for "''Stilled Blood Guise''"}}||The defensive form of '''Blut''', which grants the user inhuman durability, is represented by a faint pattern tracing the veins beneath the surface of their skin, which is only visible on the afflicted area when struck.<ref>''Bleach'' manga; Chapter 495, page 15</ref> If consciously kept at full power, even attacks delivered by a Shinigami's Bankai can potentially be negated completely.<ref name="ch498">''Bleach'' manga; Chapter 498, page 18</ref> However, despite the considerable defense afforded by this technique, it seemingly is not absolute, and can be ''torn'' using sufficient power.<ref>''Bleach'' manga; Chapter 496, pages 6-7</ref> This power can also be used to aid the user against critical wounds that have already been inflicted, able to stop the severe loss of blood that would be caused from said wound.<ref>''Bleach'' manga; Chapter 112, page 7 & Chapter 542, page 1</ref>||[[File:Chapter513IchigoBlutVene.png|200px]]
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|{{translation|'''Blut Vene'''|静血装 (ブルート・ヴェーネ)|Burūto Vēne|German for "''Blood Vein''", Japanese for "''Stilled Blood Guise''"}}||The defensive form of '''Blut''', which grants the user inhuman durability, is represented by a faint pattern tracing the veins beneath the surface of their skin, which is only visible on the afflicted area when struck.<ref>''Bleach'' manga; Chapter 495, page 15</ref> If consciously kept at full power, even attacks delivered by a [[Shinigami]]'s [[Bankai]] can potentially be negated completely.<ref name="ch498">''Bleach'' manga; Chapter 498, page 18</ref> However, despite the considerable defense afforded by this technique, it seemingly is not absolute, and can be ''torn'' using sufficient power.<ref>''Bleach'' manga; Chapter 496, pages 6-7</ref> This power can also be used to aid the user against critical wounds that have already been inflicted, able to stop the severe loss of blood that would be caused from said wound.<ref>''Bleach'' manga; Chapter 112, page 7 & Chapter 542, page 1</ref>||[[File:Chapter513IchigoBlutVene.png|200px]]
 
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|{{translation|'''Blut Arterie'''|動血装 (ブルート・アルテリエ)|Burūto Aruterie|German for "''Blood Artery''", Japanese for "''Moving Blood Guise''"}}||The offensive form of '''Blut''' which grants the user inhuman attack power. This technique is the only thing capable of ensuring a Quincy's attacks are able to significantly damage a Bankai-wielding Shinigami.<ref name="ch498"/>||
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|{{translation|'''Blut Arterie'''|動血装 (ブルート・アルテリエ)|Burūto Aruterie|German for "''Blood Artery''", Japanese for "''Moving Blood Guise''"}}||The offensive form of '''Blut''' which grants the user inhuman attack power. This technique is the only thing capable of ensuring a [[Quincy]]'s attacks are able to significantly damage a Bankai-wielding Shinigami.<ref name="ch498"/>||
 
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Revision as of 13:21, 8 August 2013

Blut (血装 (ブルート), Burūto; German for "Blood", Japanese for "Blood Guise") is an advanced Quincy technique, which grants the user inhuman defensive and offensive capabilities.[1]

Description

By making Reishi flow directly into their blood vessels, users of this technique can drastically increase their attack and defense power. However, despite the significant danger this potentially presents to one's opponents, Blut possesses one major flaw: because the independent forms of the technique for attack and defense operate using two different Reishi systems, they cannot be employed simultaneously.[1] The acquisition of Blut depends on the blood of the Quincy. Pure-blooded Quincy are able to obtain it naturally, while mixed-blooded Quincy need to learn it through training. [2]

Variations

Blut Variations
Name Technique Appearance
Blut Vene (静血装 (ブルート・ヴェーネ), Burūto Vēne; German for "Blood Vein", Japanese for "Stilled Blood Guise") The defensive form of Blut, which grants the user inhuman durability, is represented by a faint pattern tracing the veins beneath the surface of their skin, which is only visible on the afflicted area when struck.[3] If consciously kept at full power, even attacks delivered by a Shinigami's Bankai can potentially be negated completely.[4] However, despite the considerable defense afforded by this technique, it seemingly is not absolute, and can be torn using sufficient power.[5] This power can also be used to aid the user against critical wounds that have already been inflicted, able to stop the severe loss of blood that would be caused from said wound.[6] File:Chapter513IchigoBlutVene.png
Blut Arterie (動血装 (ブルート・アルテリエ), Burūto Aruterie; German for "Blood Artery", Japanese for "Moving Blood Guise") The offensive form of Blut which grants the user inhuman attack power. This technique is the only thing capable of ensuring a Quincy's attacks are able to significantly damage a Bankai-wielding Shinigami.[4]

Known Users

Known Practitioners
Quilge Opie[7] Äs Nödt[8] Royd Lloyd[9] Yhwach[10]
Ichigo Kurosaki[11] Masaki Kurosaki[12]

References

  1. ↑ 1.0 1.1 Bleach manga; Chapter 499, pages 8-9
  2. ↑ Bleach manga; Chapter 537, page 4
  3. ↑ Bleach manga; Chapter 495, page 15
  4. ↑ 4.0 4.1 Bleach manga; Chapter 498, page 18
  5. ↑ Bleach manga; Chapter 496, pages 6-7
  6. ↑ Bleach manga; Chapter 112, page 7 & Chapter 542, page 1
  7. ↑ Bleach manga; Chapter 492, pages 14-17
  8. ↑ Bleach manga; Chapter 495, page 15
  9. ↑ Bleach manga; Chapter 508, page 16
  10. ↑ Bleach manga; Chapter 513, pages 10-12
  11. ↑ Bleach manga; Chapter 513, pages 15-16
  12. ↑ Bleach manga; Chapter 537, page 3

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