Urchiola in Death

Urqui Ola Seaver (ルキォラ? シファーーーーーーㄅㄅㄅㄅㄅㄅㄅㄅㄅㄅㄅㄅㄅㄅ) is a character in the work Death by Japanese cartoonist Tate As one of the ten broken blades of hueco mundo, the 40th blade represents nothingness.

Chinese translation: Uruchiola Shifa or Uruchiola Schiff.

The official digital settings page is at the end of volume 38 of the booklet.

Cover of a 22-volume singles.

Cover of 40-volume singles

Japanese pen name: ルキォラ? シファー

Roman pinyin: Ulquiorra cifer

Grade of ten blades: 40th blade.

Height: 169cm

Weight: 55 kg

The mode of split death in the Ten Blades is nothingness.

Ash passing time:

April 2009 17 cartoon

2065438+00 TV on May 25th

(The possibility of resurrection of the plot will not be absolutely ruled out. )

Ghost sees sorrow, member 2, black-winged demon

It is said that "Ulquiorra" means "crying person" in Spanish, which is consistent with the appearance of the characters; Its surname "Cifer" was written as "Schiffer" in the past, which is said to mean "sailor", but there are also rumors that "Cifer" is an imitation of "Lucifer". There is no official statement yet.