"They're not Cero. A simple Cero wouldn't have the power to fatally injure people with the kind of strength you've got. I divide and separate my very soul itself into fragments, have them fight alongside me like allies in battle, and use them as my weapons. Those exploding wolves are both Starrk and Lilynette." |
"Wolf Pack Generation" is a technique used by Coyote Starrk while in his Resurrección, Los Lobos.
Description[]
Since before becoming an Arrancar, the Hollow that used to be Coyote Starrk and Lilynette Gingerbuck possessed the unique ability to divide their own soul.[1]
Starrk's wolves biting Love shortly before exploding.
Using this technique, Starrk and Lilynette can divide their combined soul to summon a large pack of ghostly wolves at the cost of their guns, which emerge from the bandoleers on Starrk's back. Under Starrk's command, these wolves hunt down their enemy and explode with great force upon biting down upon them. Love Aikawa compares them to flames because they reform from physical attacks. The wolves can also move through cracks and rubble, and they can extend their bodies at great speed for an accurate attack. According to Starrk, the wolves are far deadlier than Cero. They can overwhelm two captain-level opponents simultaneously.[2]
Trivia[]
- This technique remains unnamed in the manga, anime, and databooks. It was given the name Camarada (
魂の同胞 , Kamarada; Spanish for "Comrade", Japanese for "Soul Brethren/Compatriots") in the video game Bleach: Soul Resurrección. - In the anime, Lilynette's consciousness is capable of possessing the wolves and act separately from Starrk. However, if the wolves are somehow destroyed while she is doing this, Lilynette will be killed as well.[3]
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| Resurrección | Cero Metralleta • Colmillo • Wolf Pack Generation |