Sonído

Sonído
Kanji	響転 (ソニード)
Rōmaji	Sonīdo
English	Spanish for "Sound" Japanese for "Reverberating Turn"
Information
Technique Type	Arrancar Technique
User	Arrancar

Sonído (響転 (ソニード), Sonīdo; Spanish for "Sound", Japanese for "Reverberating Turn") is a high-speed movement technique of the Arrancar. It is equivalent to the Shinigami's Shunpo and the Quincy's Hirenkyaku, which are roughly equal in terms of speed.

Description

While somewhat similar to Hohō in regards to function and speed, Sonído appears to be more instinctual, seemingly requiring no previous knowledge to perform. It produces a different sound; rather than the swishing or sometimes silent Shunpo of the Shinigami, Sonído makes a booming or static noise. Though the technique is exhibited by most Arrancar, the proficiency with which it can be performed is limited only by the individual, with Zommari Rureaux possessing the fastest Sonído among the Espada. Coyote Starrk is also a notable user of Sonído, being able to cover tremendous distances at such speed that his Sonído seems akin to teleportation.

Techniques

Chōkasoku	Gemelos Sonído

Notable Users

Sonído Masters

Sonído Masters
Coyote Starrk	Tier Harribel	Ulquiorra Cifer	Grimmjow	Zommari Rureaux	Nelliel Tu Odelschwanck
Ikomikidomoe

Sonído Experts

Sonído Experts
Aaroniero	Rudbornn Chelute	Dordoni	Gantenbainne	Ggio Vega	Findorr Calius

Sonído Users

Sonído Users
Emilou Apacci	Asguiaro Ebern	Nnoitra Gilga	Szayelaporro	Yylfordt Granz	Nakeem Grindina
Shawlong Koufang	Tesra Lindocruz	Edrad Liones	Baraggan	Wonderweiss	Franceska Mila Rose
Di Roy Rinker	Cyan Sung-Sun	Aisslinger Wernarr	Zangetsu	Hikone Ubuginu	Aldegor
Menis	Patros	Unnamed Female Arrancar	Hammerhead Arrancar

Trivia

• While the accurate spelling of the word in Spanish would be "Sonido", it is spelled as "Sonído" in official translations.

Appearances in Other Media

Ryōgo Narita's novel Bleach: Can't Fear Your Own World establishes that Sonído differs from Hohō and Hirenkyaku by not exerting any Reiatsu during use, thereby making the user more difficult to detect when moving. Due to this, Sonído is more practical for hit-and-run tactics.