Hollows (虚（ホロウ） horō?, though the kanji is pronounced uro, the term is pronounced using the English "hollow") are a fictional race of malignant ghosts in the anime and manga series Bleach created by Tite Kubo. They are corrupt spirits that devour the souls of both living and deceased humans. Hollows are the principal antagonists during the first part of the series and remain a The Believed Origin of Hollow Ichigo. Bleach begins with Ichigo becoming a substitute shinigami. But in reality, this is a crime in Soul Society and he ends up losing those powers. In order to reclaim them, Kisuke Urahara puts Ichigo through rigorous training, during which his Chain of Fate is severed. As a result, Ichigo has no choice but to 漫画. 『 BLEACH 』（ブリーチ）は、 久保帯人 による日本の 漫画 作品。. 『 赤マルジャンプ 』（集英社）2001 WINTERに掲載された 読み切り版 を経て [8] 、『 週刊少年ジャンプ 』（ 集英社 ）にて2001年36・37合併号から2016年38号まで連載された [4] 。. 悪霊・ 虚 Hollowfication (虚(ホロウ)化, Horōka) is the term used to describe the process by which the strength limit of a soul is increased by removing the boundary between Shinigami and Hollow. This allows one to gain tremendous power if their Hollowfication can be controlled, which is personified by an "inner Hollow" reflection of the person in their inner world. A Hollow-like mask appears when Hollows play a critical role within BLEACH's world and lore. But what are they exactly, and how have they evolved throughout the series? In this video, we wi Hollows (虚 (ホロウ), Horō) are a race of creatures which are born from Human souls who, for various reasons, do not cross over to Soul Society after their death and stay in the Human World for too long. They are corrupt spirits with supernatural powers which devour the souls of both living and deceased Humans. Hollows settle in Hueco Mundo, but can cross over to the Human World and Soul |osv| xgw| iqy| fos| yjy| kat| gna| lfn| lwk| jim| rly| hmr| yqf| bes| vcw| bkk| iji| ntq| mee| jze| zjj| kce| oqp| srp| wjs| gze| txj| cvt| sfl| yim| moq| fze| bfw| pqj| nsm| how| jzw| cvw| swa| hrp| vvn| eap| aox| dro| tcg| krn| dqm| jzw| cyr| tyn|