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SOI FON'S SUZUMEBACHI TECHNIQUE: Why doesn't Soi Fon's Suzumebachi attack..

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Question for Bleach: Soul Resurreccion

SOI FON'S SUZUMEBACHI TECHNIQUE:

Why doesn't Soi Fon's Suzumebachi attack work on bosses?(Ex: Aizen, Gin, Kokuto, etc.)

I've tried using it, but it never leaves them with the Butterfly Mark.

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Why? Because that would give Soi Fon an unreasonably huge advantage over all other characters in the game.The reason the butterfly mark doesn't appear is that the mark indicates that another hit from Suzumebachi will kill the enemy. If Soi Fon could simply kill anyone with two hits,then winning battles while playing as her would be too easy, and winning battles where you're fighting her would be too hard. Anyways, saying that the Suzumebachi attack doesn't work on bosses is only half true. The attack will certainly still cause an appropriate amount of damage for a typical "super move," (meaning an attack which you press the red O button to perform.) This may seem frustratingly inconsistent with the Bleach anime and manga, but it actually kind of isn't. Remember when Soi Fon hit Aizen twice with Suzumebachi but the two-hit kill rule didn't take effect because of Aizen's superior power level? That tells you that Suzumebachi's power isn't meant to be absolute and can't be used to cheat your way to victory over stronger opponents. If you think of it that way, you will surely be less dissatisfied and frustrated with the attack's limited effect on bosses.

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Guest said: 15th Jul 2013 | REPORT
The day after I wrote this answer, I discovered something awesome.You actually can use the two-hit kill technique on bosses! However, there is one pretty big limitation. The boss you are fighting must already have dangerously low health for the butterfly mark to stick to them. You will know when the boss' health is low enough because it will be indicated by some dialogue between Soi Fon and the boss. For me, the boss was Grimmjow, and Soi Fon said "Now do you see the difference in power?" The boss will appear to have only about a fifth of their life bar left and will also start to look injured at this point (Grimmjow gets a large cut on his chest.) As soon as you see that the boss is showing signs of having low health, get close enough for Suzumebachi to hit and then press O as soon as you have the opportunity. If the mark appears, then all it will take is one more hit with the O attack to perform an awesome assassination!
 

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