<div class="quoteheader"><div class="topslice_quote"><a href="https://elliquiy.com/forums/index.php?topic=217512.msg10741197#msg10741197">Quote from: wander on 28-11-2014, 15:35:40</a></div></div><blockquote class="bbc_standard_quote">Ulquiorra is from <em>Bleach</em>. He's an Arrancar, a type of spirit... He's also a member of the Espada, the top ten most powerful spirits in the realm of Hueco Mundo, where he hails from. He was a villian and eventually killed by the main character of the series in a sword fight. I liked Ulquiorra as he had this really interesting view of the world and was strangely quite likeable despite being an emotionless bastard of a character. His death scene was also (to me at least) quite heartbreaking.<br/><br/>Essentially he was questing to learn more of the human heart, as his Hollow hole (where he had tore the chains that bound him to the living world, leaving a hole going through him) was where his heart should be, so he was essentially 'heartless'. His last moments were him thinking on and coming up with his own explanation finally of what a heart is before he disintegrated into dust.<br/><br/>He had a... <em>tumultous</em> kidnapper/kidnappee relationship with female lead Orihime, reaching out to her hand as he was destroyed and falling to dust, deciding in how he reached out to her and she reached to him, the human heart is in a person's hand and he felt his was there in his hand reaching out, even as it had pretty much already fallen to dust and now I has a sad... T___T<br/></blockquote><div class="quotefooter"><div class="botslice_quote"></div></div><br/>Dang… Quite the interesting character indeed!<br/>Hey, emotionless bastard characters can be likable! Kazuo Kiriyama in the manga version of Battle Royale is my example on this one. For the exact same reason as you like Ulquiorra actually. :P<br/><br/>I might actually read Bleach now that I know there's a character like that in it! XD