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 Posted: Thu Feb 21, 2013 11:35 am
A serious looking figure, with an innocent looking face stands in a classroom looking area, addressing to the audience, "Today, I will tell you of O-Ruoanashingu's ability." Placing the wicker stick to an unfolding backdrop.
The image of O-Ruoanashingu appears in it's sealed form. Then begins to get coated in feathers.
"When I give the command, Risai, she immediately starts to take on her Shikai state, causing her blade to double in size, and take on a colored expression of a powder blue, with a red edge. In this form, she helps me greatly when her edge glows. Her blade will become incorporeal, and reiryoku will be drained from those that she phases through."
The silhouette of the feather shrouded blade doubles in size, just before the feathers disperse, revealing a powder blue blade, with a red edge. The image then switches over to footage of her in combat, showing how the blade phases through her enemy, leaving them a little weak, due to the drain. It then switches to an image of battle damage as it is healed completely, in a semi quick manner.
"It uses the reiryoku from it's target to heal the user, taking more energy, based on the severity of the wound. This can also be used to mend broken bones, or even help with damage from poisons. Sometimes I am even called to the Fourth Squad's Hospital wing if the damage seems like it may be life threatening."
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Posted: Tue Mar 05, 2013 2:42 am
"Her Ban-kai abilities allow her to split into a seemingly limitless amount of blades." The image begins to show her, as the kosode of her shihakusho is torn to shreds, with the sudden burst of reiatsu. "She is capable of being wielded by any holding it, when I give the command, 'Sakiru-appu'."
The image goes into a cartoonish drawing, showing an example of everyone using her zanpakutou in different sizes.
"The copies however are not exact, making it to where they all have different sizes to them, but with the same basic design. This release can also cut out the adverse affects to the ability that is inherent in me."
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