Suì-Fēng (砕蜂 (ソイフォン), Soifon; Viz "Soi Fon"), [note 1] born Shāolíng Fēng (蜂 (フォン) 梢綾 (シャオリン), Fon Shaorin; Viz "Shaolin Fon"), [note 1] is the commander-in-chief of the Onmitsukidō and the captain of the Second Division in the …

So, Soi-Fon hates Kisuke for 3 major reasons. (That I can tell at least.) 1: Back before Aizen's shenanigans, when she still served under Yoruichi, Soi-Fon idolized (borderline worshipped) Yoruichi, and looked at the easy comradary and friendship …

We have seen it do deeds like regenerating torn pieces of the body (e.g.: Rangiku after Ayon encounter) or heal those who were critically wounded. Unohana mastered Kaido to the point she could "kill" and regenerate Zaraki repeatedly during …

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4 days ago · Soi Fon’s Hineri Zenchugeri move will let her dash forward and perform a powerful spinning kick, which can be further fortified by applying Anken. It is best to keep a larger distance between you and your opponent so you have a lot of space to implement this move. Signature Moves. You can utilize two signature moves for Soi Fon, and we will ...

Captain of Squad 2 and Commander of the Stealth Force, Soi-Fon is a master of assassination and hand-to-hand combat. Her unwavering dedication to duty is matched only by her admiration for her former mentor, Yoruichi Shihōin.

Nov 5, 2019 · In her younger days, Soi Fon was anxious about seeing Kisuke wander around unchecked, though Yoruichi didn't mind. Later, Soi Fon asked the visored Hachigen Ushoda to temporarily lock away Kisuke in a kido spell as a favor to her. What, is …

To be fair, for all his flaws Omaeda is fiercely loyal to Soi Fon. He was willing to fight a guy who could turn you into a rotten skeleton in order to protect her.

Soi Fon is the commander-in-chief of the Stealth Force and the captain of the Second Squad in the Thirteen Court Guard Squads. Her lieutenant is Marechiyo Omaeda. Soi Fon is a relativley pettie...

Soi Fon is a supporting character of the BLEACH series that was created by Tite Kubo, It first began serialization Weekly Shonen Jump in August 2001. She was first introduced during the Soul Society: The Sneak Entry story arc that began in Volume 9.