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List Of Soul Reapers In Bleach - Soul Reaper Characters - Other - Eikichirō Saidō
... He does managed to find her until the Kurosaki family is attacked by Grand Fisher ... He was knocked out by Grand Fisher while Ichigo continues to fight Grand Fisher ... After witnessing Ichigo fend off Grand Fisher, Eikichirō leaves with plans to state to his bosses that he couldn't find Rukia ...
... He does managed to find her until the Kurosaki family is attacked by Grand Fisher ... He was knocked out by Grand Fisher while Ichigo continues to fight Grand Fisher ... After witnessing Ichigo fend off Grand Fisher, Eikichirō leaves with plans to state to his bosses that he couldn't find Rukia ...
List Of Hollows In Bleach - Arrancar - Other - Grand Fisher
... Grand Fisher (グランドフィッシャー, Gurando Fisshā?) is, when first introduced, a Hollow that has evaded the Soul Reapers for over fifty years ... Grand Fisher's Hollow form resembles that of a giant hamster with bird-like hands and feet ... in battle, Aizen at some point converts Grand Fisher into an imperfect Arrancar with a more humanoid appearance ...
... Grand Fisher (グランドフィッシャー, Gurando Fisshā?) is, when first introduced, a Hollow that has evaded the Soul Reapers for over fifty years ... Grand Fisher's Hollow form resembles that of a giant hamster with bird-like hands and feet ... in battle, Aizen at some point converts Grand Fisher into an imperfect Arrancar with a more humanoid appearance ...
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