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ICHIGO
KUROSAKI
— fight record · Bleach
Ichigo Kurosaki has 40 cited fights: 21 wins, 6 losses, 10 no-contests and 3 draws. Most recent: beat Yhwach in chapter 684 (episode 415).
Losses: Renji Abarai & Byakuya Kuchiki (BL CH. 56), Sousuke Aizen (BL CH. 174), Yammy Llargo (BL CH. 193), Ulquiorra Cifer (BL CH. 271), Uryū Ishida (BL CH. 620) and Yhwach (BL CH. 680).
Also known as Kurosaki Ichigo.
SUBSTITUTE SOUL REAPER · ZANGETSU
EVERY FIGHT, AS FILED
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The file opens on a verdict, filed the night the substitute badge changes hands.
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A second solo verdict, one chapter after the first.
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The first multi-chapter engagement on the sheet, and the first cite filed at the chapter where the result resolves rather than across the span.
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Another completed Hollow case; the early record is a run of clean verdicts.
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The first partnered row on the sheet, and it is filed as a verdict: two fighters finishing their own fight is a win, not an interruption.
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The first non-win on the sheet, and the file’s first draw. Nothing interrupted it — it simply produced no verdict.
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A second partnered verdict, filed on the same reading as the Kon row.
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The sheet’s first discontiguous engagement. The full span is recorded here; the citation stays one chapter.
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The trace begins with a recorded loss so the comparative lens does not become a highlight reel.
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Files W because Ichigo's Getsuga Tenshō knocks off Urahara's hat and meets the stated combat win condition.
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The record’s second verdict after its first loss, at the gate into the Seireitei.
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The first Gotei 13 officer on the sheet, and the second discontiguous span filed to a single chapter.
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Renji Abarai appears in the file’s opening loss as half of a pair, and alone in this win.
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The second draw on the sheet. The given win is stated in the record, not promoted into the result column.
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Ichigo defeats all three lieutenants in a single continuous confrontation at BL CH. 152 · EP. 54 before Byakuya engages him.
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A documented rematch is preserved as a career event, not evidence of an across-series winner.
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Adds the Sōkyoku Hill defeat the sheet was missing; it mirrors Aizen's win at the same citation.
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Being incapacitated and rescued by allies after a beating constitutes a loss.
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Ichigo destroys the named Hollow in a single exchange at BL CH. 196 · EP. 115.
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The first of three rounds against Grimmjow, cut short when Tōsen takes him back to Hueco Mundo. The claimed loss is on the record without being on the result.
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Two rounds, both ended from outside. The Grimmjow matchup becomes the longest unresolved chain on the sheet.
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The first verdict inside Hueco Mundo, filed against a Privaron Espada.
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The one the record answers inside the same arc.
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The third round settles the matchup. Two rounds ended from outside, then a verdict.
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Filed NC, not D. The source words it a draw, but something outside the fight stopped it — that is interruption, not a fight carried to its own end.
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The answer to the Chapter 271 loss, eighty-two chapters later. The Ulquiorra case opens and closes inside one file.
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No verdict is readable from a fight its combatant left for a larger objective. The archive files the departure, not a result.
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Files NC because Isshin Kurosaki interrupts the exchange with Aizen before either fighter defeats the other.
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The archive files the interruption rather than a clean defeat, and keeps the source’s loss wording visible in the record.
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The heaviest verdict on the sheet. The cost is filed beside the result, never inside it.
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The Fullbring era opens on a draw, fought beside the man the file will name an opponent two rows later.
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A team battle whose ending is a cost rather than a result. The archive declines to read a loss out of it.
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The Fullbring arc closes on a verdict, filed against the ally from the Chapter 447 draw.
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The Blood War opens on the sheet with a win. Ebern’s escape comes after the beating, and the archive files the beating.
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An escape ends the fight from outside it. The archive files the interruption instead of a draw neither fighter fought to.
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Yhwach enters the file without a verdict: the Quincy time limit ends the fight from outside it. Two later rows settle it.
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Filed NC on the source’s own word. Interrupted is not a standstill, and the archive does not read exhaustion into it.
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No later row on the sheet answers Uryū Ishida.
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Files L because Yhwach defeats Ichigo in their rematch before the later final engagement.
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Files W because Ichigo cleaves Yhwach in two after Uryū's Still Silver arrow briefly halts Yhwach's powers.
A win or a loss means one side beat the other. A no contest means the fight ended without a result for this fighter: it was stopped or broken off, or someone else decided it. A draw means the fight reached its own end with no winner. Every fight cites the manga chapter where its result happens and the anime episode that shows it; EP. — means no episode shows it.
HOW THIS FILE WAS BUILT
34 of 34 manga fight rows from 101 source rows indexed, plus two rows filed from the Aizen pass, one from the mirror pass and three from the first Bleach completion pass.
EVERY NOTCH.
ONE RECORD.
Yhwach
In the final exchange, Uryū's Still Silver arrow briefly halts Yhwach's powers, allowing Ichigo to cleave Yhwach in two with Zangetsu.
FILING NOTE
Files W because Ichigo cleaves Yhwach in two after Uryū's Still Silver arrow briefly halts Yhwach's powers.
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