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06-22-2007, 02:30 AM
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Occupation: High School Student, Quincy
Birthday: November 6
Height 171 cm
Weight 55 kg
Blood type: AB
Theme song : "Idioteque" by Radiohead
Seiyū: Noriaki Sugiyama
Voice actor: Derek Stephen Prince
Story of Ishida
Early story
Uryū first appears as a student in Ichigo's class who Ichigo does not recognize by name. A few days after Ichigo becomes a shinigami, Rukia's cell phone begins informing her of hollows only for none to be present once they arrive on the scene. In reality, Uryū had been eliminating the hollows before Ichigo could. He formally introduces himself to Ichigo after three or four false alarms, informing him of his hatred of all shinigami.
Ichigo follows Uryū the next day and Uryū provokes him into a duel to see who can get rid of the most hollows. Using hollow bait, Uryū causes a multitude of hollows to appear in Karakura Town. The bait works much better than expected, causing far more hollows to appear than either fighter is capable of handling alone. The growing number of hollows forces Ichigo and Uryū to fight together. A Menos Grande is eventually attracted by the fighting, which neither Uryū or Ichigo seem capable of dealing with. Uryū tries a somewhat odd method of enhancing his bow: he ties Ichigo's sword to his own head and tells Ichigo to channel all of his spiritual power through it. Ichigo, ignorant of how to perform such an action, rejects the idea and attacks on his own, injuring the Menos Grande by releasing a large amount of spiritual energy. The large amount of energy becomes too much for Ichigo to control and Uryū is forced to connect to Ichigo's excess energy and release it using his spirit arrows. Uryū continues shooting out Ichigo's excess energy and vows to keep Ichigo alive so that he can defeat him one day. In doing so, Uryū ends up breaking the promise he made to himself to hate shinigami by saving one.
Soul Society arc
When Rukia is confronted by Renji Abarai, who has arrived with Byakuya Kuchiki to arrest her, Uryū tries to save Rukia, making up a flimsy excuse about buying sewing supplies in the middle of the night (though he makes it quite obvious the bag he's carrying is one he brought from home). Uryū fails to do so, however, and Rukia eventually goes back willingly after Ichigo is seriously wounded. After being healed by Kisuke Urahara, Uryū admits that Ichigo is the only one strong enough to get Rukia back.
During the training period before the rescue attempt, Uryū trains by himself for a week using the sanrei glove, which vastly increases his ability to form and fire spiritual arrows. After the week, Uryū leaves for Soul Society with Orihime, Chad, Yoruichi Shihouin, and Ichigo.
When the group is separated during their entrance into Seireitei, Uryū ends up alone with Orihime. They find their way to the rooftop of a building where Orihime is attacked by Jirōbō Ikkanzaka of the 7th Division. Jirōbō challenges Uryū for the title of "Kamaitachi," which is given to the best projectile user. Uryū easily defeats him, but Jirōbō decides that he can at least defeat Orihime. In response, Uryū easily saves her and shoots two arrows through the two points of Jirōbō responsible for generating spirit power, leaving him powerless and unable to continue his life as a shinigami.
Uryū and Orihime later ambush two 12th Division shinigami, taking their outfits so as to avoid suspicion from the many shinigami patrols. They are confronted by a drunk Makizō Aramaki of the 11th Division, but are "saved" by other 12th Division shinigami. The shinigami are actually under orders to bring them to their captain, Mayuri Kurotsuchi, and, unbeknownst to them, are used as human bombs in an attempt to disable the pair. Mayuri becomes interested in Orihime's powers, which she uses to defend herself, Makizō, and Uryū from the explosions. Quite aware of what they're facing, Uryū forces Makizō to take Orihime away while he confronts Mayuri.
Initially, Uryū is little match for the captain-level Mayuri, who, in addition to being able to regenerate his limbs and use his body parts as weapons, can paralyze his opponents with the initial release of his zanpakutō. He even uses his own lieutenant, Nemu Kurotsuchi, to disable Uryū long enough to land a hit. Mayuri's callous disregard for his own lieutenant, as well as kicking her for asking for medical assistance, angers Uryū. Mayuri reveals that he created Nemu and mocks his sympathy as part of the meaningless "Quincy pride" they speak about until their last breath. He recalls the last Quincy he researched who kept on calling out the name of his student and shows Uryū a photograph, which depicts none other than his own grandfather. Motivated to defeat Mayuri at any cost, Uryū uses ransōtengai to move his paralyzed body and removes his sanrei glove, greatly increasing his Quincy powers at the cost of losing them shortly thereafter. Though more than powerful enough to defeat Mayuri in this form, Uryū is ultimately unsuccessful. After Mayuri uses his final release to poison Uryū, earning an arrow through the chest in return, he escapes by reducing himself to a liquid state.
After Mayuri is gone, Nemu gives Uryū the antidote to the poison in gratitude for not shooting her creator and father in the head, which would have been fatal. Uryū finds his way up the stairs to the Shrine of Penitence and realizes that he has truly lost his Quincy powers as his grandfather had warned him would happen. He is then confronted by Kaname Tōsen, who uses his initial release to render Uryū unconscious. Uryū is placed in a holding cell and healed by the 4th Division, where he finds himself with Ganju Shiba and Chad. They are freed by Kenpachi Zaraki and reunited with Orihime. Kenpachi's lieutenant, Yachiru Kusajishi, leads the group to the execution stands, where they wait as Ichigo and Byakuya fight. After Byakuya is defeated, the group tends to Ichigo. They later learn of the elaborate conspiracy surrounding Rukia's execution, masterminded by Sōsuke Aizen. After Aizen escapes to Hueco Mundo, Uryū, Chad, Ichigo, and Orihime depart for the living world. When Uryū departs for his house, he reminds Ichigo that they are still enemies.
Hueco Mundo arc
When Orihime is captured by Aizen, Uryū shows up at the Urahara Shop with Chad to help Ichigo rescue her. While traveling to Hueco Mundo, he reveals his justification for violating his promise to his father by aiding Ichigo: he is not helping because Ichigo is a friend, but rather because he was abandoned by Soul Society and thus is not technically a shinigami. Isshin Kurosaki, however, believes Ryūken purposely let Uryū go with Ichigo.
Upon their arrival at Hueco Mundo, Uryū and Chad engage two arrancar, named Demōra and Iceringer respectively, telling Ichigo to watch them. While struggling against Demōra, Uryū remembers Ryūken Ishida's advice concerning two-on-two battles, and he switches targets with Chad. Uryū proceeds to summon his new bow and engages the long-range fighter Iceringer after a short chase. Unfortunately for Iceringer, Uryū's skill with projectiles is far beyond his own, allowing Uryū to defeat Iceringer easily.
During their trip to Aizen's palace, the group meets a few "good" hollows and their arrancar companion. They join together and head for Aizen's palace with them, only to be ambushed by a sand monster that seems immune to all their attacks. Nell Tu, the arrancar, explains that the sand monster's weakness is water. Renji Abarai and Rukia Kuchiki arrive on the scene shortly after the announcement, and Rukia's ice-based abilites make defeating the sand monster simple. The five, with their companions, proceed to Aizen's headquarters and, encountering a room with five exits, decide to split up, vowing that they shall meet again alive after their respective battles.
Uryū ends up fighting a female arrancar named Cirucci Thunderwitch. Using a whip-like weapon with a ring attached, she proves immune to his attacks while Uryū is unable to defend against hers. Pesshe, one of the friendly hollows, comes running in during the battle, searching for Nell. Neither is too happy to see the other, but they are forced to join forces against Cirucci, Pesshe shows his worth in battle by slowing Cirucci down using a special friction-reducing liquid which he named the "Infinite Slick", but she releases her zanpakutō to grow a pair of bladed wings. Uryū and Pesshe continue to have trouble against Cirucci, whose wing blades make effective projectiles, so Uryū changes strategies and produces an energy sword he calls the Seele Schneider. Using the blade, he easily slices through Cirucci's blade attacks.
Cirucci then "sheds" her wing and arm extensions, allowing her to wield her energy in a more concentrated form at their expense. Despite doing so, Uryū's sword proves to be the stronger blade, absorbing energy from Cirucci's attacks with each clash. While Cirucci believes that her longer range will make her the victor, Uryū reveals that the Seele Schneider is in fact a powerful arrow, not a sword, and fires it through her chest. After the battle, Pesshe notes that Cirucci is not dead, but Uryū is unwilling to kill her, saying that it's his choice since he won. Additionally, he reveals that he aimed his final arrow at the source of her spiritual power, rendering her powerless.
Later on, Uryū finds Szayel Aporro Grantz and Renji in battle and kills one of Szayel's fracción as part of his entrance. After Ishida reveals himself as a Quincy, Szayel becomes very excited that he can study the "rare one" who fought Cirucci. His excitement serves as a distraction, allowing Uryū to maneuver behind him to launch a surprise attack. It fails, however, and Uryū's bow soon disappears. Having studied Cirucci, Szayel has planned for Uryū's abilities. Uryū and Renji then decide to team up with Renji trying to hold Szayel temporarily while Uryū executes his plan. After Renji finishes his part, Uryū watches Szayel's movements and determines where he'll retreat to. Using his Seele Schneiders to create a pentacle-shaped seal, Uryū triggers a gintō technique which catches Szayel in a massive explosion. Ultimately, Szayel survives the explosion.
Ishida Uryuu power
Having undergone formal training and possessing prior experience in combat, Uryū is one of the strongest protagonists in the series, with his victories roughly paralleling Ichigo's throughout the story. As a Quincy, Uryū's main weapon is a bow, but he is also able to use many Quincy techniques and items to augment his abilities, including some high-level techniques such as Ransōtengai, which are rare enough that even Mayuri Kurotsuchi, who had studied over 2000 Quincy, had never seen them in person. Aside from his Quincy powers, Uryū is well-trained in both mind and body, having substantial athletic abilities and a genius intellect. He also possesses at least some knowledge of Spanish, as he understands the Spanish terms used by the arrancar.
When first introduced, Uryū uses a bow named Lone Sparrow (弧雀, Kojaku?), which looks like a bow made from blue energy. Its size is dependent on the amount of energy flowing through it. With this bow, Uryū is able to kill most hollows in a single strike.
As preparation for his travel to Soul Society, Uryū later masters the sanrei glove, greatly increasing his abilities. In this state, Uryū's bow is solid and covered in an intricate pattern. It is attached to his glove by a series of thin struts. This new bow allows Uryū to fire several shots simultaneously. By removing the gloves, Uryū attains the Quincy Final Form. The Quincy final form gives him a vast increase in power. All the extra energy collects on his right shoulder, much like a quiver is worn. As a result of removing the glove, however, the Quincy Final Form uses too much power for Uryū's body to handle, causing his body to block his Quincy powers completely after it wears off.
In the anime's Bount arc, Uryū recovers his powers for a short period through an ancient Quincy artifact which mimics the natural powers of a Quincy. The artifact produces an appropriate Quincy uniform on demand and creates a new metal bow mounted on Uryū's wrist. The artifact is unstable, however, firing arrows in odd arcs and with inconsistent power levels when first used. Additionally, it is fragile, eventually breaking after repeated use. Uryū eventually is able to use the artifact at its full efficiency.
After Uryū regains his powers with the aid of his father, he uses a new Quincy cross, this one resembling a pentacle, and a variant of his original bow called Lone Sparrow on a Silver Cliff (銀嶺弧雀, Ginrei Kojaku?). Unlike his original bow, this bow is shaped like a spiderweb and can fire up to 1,200 shots consecutively. Uryū also acquires new battle accessories, one of which is a new Quincy arrow called the "Seele Schneider" (魂を切り裂くもの, lit. that which slits the soul; German for "soul cutter") that can double as an energy sword in melee combat
Sites
http://www.uchiha.org/quincy/
http://www.quincy-archer.net/ishida/
http://community.livejournal.com/ishidafansanon
AMV's
Ishida Tribute by Killer231 (http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=61p-mPCo7CY)
Ishida Tribute by ToXiC512 (http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5Wy8n7HlvUQ)
Ishida Uryuu Ride The Lightning by pirlinpinpin (http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=scTnh2pG9Sw)
Ishida Uryuu The Last Quincy by shao2040 (http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Z-PIrtRVIfk)
Quincy - An Ishida Uryuu Tribute by ZTX (http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=TLG1neva6cM)
uryu ishida AMV - linkin park by sgiraffe (http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=WApB6LjqS24)
Ishida Alone by arajan1 (http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=q0Fs1MMO8nc)
Uryuu Ishida is Vindicated by BlindToLove (http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=d-niMEcJU_8)
Members
01. Syn
02. Ileenka
03. Annie
04. debbiechan
05. jdm6845
06. Sora Chan
07. Nama
Graphs
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Occupation: High School Student, Quincy
Birthday: November 6
Height 171 cm
Weight 55 kg
Blood type: AB
Theme song : "Idioteque" by Radiohead
Seiyū: Noriaki Sugiyama
Voice actor: Derek Stephen Prince
Story of Ishida
Early story
Uryū first appears as a student in Ichigo's class who Ichigo does not recognize by name. A few days after Ichigo becomes a shinigami, Rukia's cell phone begins informing her of hollows only for none to be present once they arrive on the scene. In reality, Uryū had been eliminating the hollows before Ichigo could. He formally introduces himself to Ichigo after three or four false alarms, informing him of his hatred of all shinigami.
Ichigo follows Uryū the next day and Uryū provokes him into a duel to see who can get rid of the most hollows. Using hollow bait, Uryū causes a multitude of hollows to appear in Karakura Town. The bait works much better than expected, causing far more hollows to appear than either fighter is capable of handling alone. The growing number of hollows forces Ichigo and Uryū to fight together. A Menos Grande is eventually attracted by the fighting, which neither Uryū or Ichigo seem capable of dealing with. Uryū tries a somewhat odd method of enhancing his bow: he ties Ichigo's sword to his own head and tells Ichigo to channel all of his spiritual power through it. Ichigo, ignorant of how to perform such an action, rejects the idea and attacks on his own, injuring the Menos Grande by releasing a large amount of spiritual energy. The large amount of energy becomes too much for Ichigo to control and Uryū is forced to connect to Ichigo's excess energy and release it using his spirit arrows. Uryū continues shooting out Ichigo's excess energy and vows to keep Ichigo alive so that he can defeat him one day. In doing so, Uryū ends up breaking the promise he made to himself to hate shinigami by saving one.
Soul Society arc
When Rukia is confronted by Renji Abarai, who has arrived with Byakuya Kuchiki to arrest her, Uryū tries to save Rukia, making up a flimsy excuse about buying sewing supplies in the middle of the night (though he makes it quite obvious the bag he's carrying is one he brought from home). Uryū fails to do so, however, and Rukia eventually goes back willingly after Ichigo is seriously wounded. After being healed by Kisuke Urahara, Uryū admits that Ichigo is the only one strong enough to get Rukia back.
During the training period before the rescue attempt, Uryū trains by himself for a week using the sanrei glove, which vastly increases his ability to form and fire spiritual arrows. After the week, Uryū leaves for Soul Society with Orihime, Chad, Yoruichi Shihouin, and Ichigo.
When the group is separated during their entrance into Seireitei, Uryū ends up alone with Orihime. They find their way to the rooftop of a building where Orihime is attacked by Jirōbō Ikkanzaka of the 7th Division. Jirōbō challenges Uryū for the title of "Kamaitachi," which is given to the best projectile user. Uryū easily defeats him, but Jirōbō decides that he can at least defeat Orihime. In response, Uryū easily saves her and shoots two arrows through the two points of Jirōbō responsible for generating spirit power, leaving him powerless and unable to continue his life as a shinigami.
Uryū and Orihime later ambush two 12th Division shinigami, taking their outfits so as to avoid suspicion from the many shinigami patrols. They are confronted by a drunk Makizō Aramaki of the 11th Division, but are "saved" by other 12th Division shinigami. The shinigami are actually under orders to bring them to their captain, Mayuri Kurotsuchi, and, unbeknownst to them, are used as human bombs in an attempt to disable the pair. Mayuri becomes interested in Orihime's powers, which she uses to defend herself, Makizō, and Uryū from the explosions. Quite aware of what they're facing, Uryū forces Makizō to take Orihime away while he confronts Mayuri.
Initially, Uryū is little match for the captain-level Mayuri, who, in addition to being able to regenerate his limbs and use his body parts as weapons, can paralyze his opponents with the initial release of his zanpakutō. He even uses his own lieutenant, Nemu Kurotsuchi, to disable Uryū long enough to land a hit. Mayuri's callous disregard for his own lieutenant, as well as kicking her for asking for medical assistance, angers Uryū. Mayuri reveals that he created Nemu and mocks his sympathy as part of the meaningless "Quincy pride" they speak about until their last breath. He recalls the last Quincy he researched who kept on calling out the name of his student and shows Uryū a photograph, which depicts none other than his own grandfather. Motivated to defeat Mayuri at any cost, Uryū uses ransōtengai to move his paralyzed body and removes his sanrei glove, greatly increasing his Quincy powers at the cost of losing them shortly thereafter. Though more than powerful enough to defeat Mayuri in this form, Uryū is ultimately unsuccessful. After Mayuri uses his final release to poison Uryū, earning an arrow through the chest in return, he escapes by reducing himself to a liquid state.
After Mayuri is gone, Nemu gives Uryū the antidote to the poison in gratitude for not shooting her creator and father in the head, which would have been fatal. Uryū finds his way up the stairs to the Shrine of Penitence and realizes that he has truly lost his Quincy powers as his grandfather had warned him would happen. He is then confronted by Kaname Tōsen, who uses his initial release to render Uryū unconscious. Uryū is placed in a holding cell and healed by the 4th Division, where he finds himself with Ganju Shiba and Chad. They are freed by Kenpachi Zaraki and reunited with Orihime. Kenpachi's lieutenant, Yachiru Kusajishi, leads the group to the execution stands, where they wait as Ichigo and Byakuya fight. After Byakuya is defeated, the group tends to Ichigo. They later learn of the elaborate conspiracy surrounding Rukia's execution, masterminded by Sōsuke Aizen. After Aizen escapes to Hueco Mundo, Uryū, Chad, Ichigo, and Orihime depart for the living world. When Uryū departs for his house, he reminds Ichigo that they are still enemies.
Hueco Mundo arc
When Orihime is captured by Aizen, Uryū shows up at the Urahara Shop with Chad to help Ichigo rescue her. While traveling to Hueco Mundo, he reveals his justification for violating his promise to his father by aiding Ichigo: he is not helping because Ichigo is a friend, but rather because he was abandoned by Soul Society and thus is not technically a shinigami. Isshin Kurosaki, however, believes Ryūken purposely let Uryū go with Ichigo.
Upon their arrival at Hueco Mundo, Uryū and Chad engage two arrancar, named Demōra and Iceringer respectively, telling Ichigo to watch them. While struggling against Demōra, Uryū remembers Ryūken Ishida's advice concerning two-on-two battles, and he switches targets with Chad. Uryū proceeds to summon his new bow and engages the long-range fighter Iceringer after a short chase. Unfortunately for Iceringer, Uryū's skill with projectiles is far beyond his own, allowing Uryū to defeat Iceringer easily.
During their trip to Aizen's palace, the group meets a few "good" hollows and their arrancar companion. They join together and head for Aizen's palace with them, only to be ambushed by a sand monster that seems immune to all their attacks. Nell Tu, the arrancar, explains that the sand monster's weakness is water. Renji Abarai and Rukia Kuchiki arrive on the scene shortly after the announcement, and Rukia's ice-based abilites make defeating the sand monster simple. The five, with their companions, proceed to Aizen's headquarters and, encountering a room with five exits, decide to split up, vowing that they shall meet again alive after their respective battles.
Uryū ends up fighting a female arrancar named Cirucci Thunderwitch. Using a whip-like weapon with a ring attached, she proves immune to his attacks while Uryū is unable to defend against hers. Pesshe, one of the friendly hollows, comes running in during the battle, searching for Nell. Neither is too happy to see the other, but they are forced to join forces against Cirucci, Pesshe shows his worth in battle by slowing Cirucci down using a special friction-reducing liquid which he named the "Infinite Slick", but she releases her zanpakutō to grow a pair of bladed wings. Uryū and Pesshe continue to have trouble against Cirucci, whose wing blades make effective projectiles, so Uryū changes strategies and produces an energy sword he calls the Seele Schneider. Using the blade, he easily slices through Cirucci's blade attacks.
Cirucci then "sheds" her wing and arm extensions, allowing her to wield her energy in a more concentrated form at their expense. Despite doing so, Uryū's sword proves to be the stronger blade, absorbing energy from Cirucci's attacks with each clash. While Cirucci believes that her longer range will make her the victor, Uryū reveals that the Seele Schneider is in fact a powerful arrow, not a sword, and fires it through her chest. After the battle, Pesshe notes that Cirucci is not dead, but Uryū is unwilling to kill her, saying that it's his choice since he won. Additionally, he reveals that he aimed his final arrow at the source of her spiritual power, rendering her powerless.
Later on, Uryū finds Szayel Aporro Grantz and Renji in battle and kills one of Szayel's fracción as part of his entrance. After Ishida reveals himself as a Quincy, Szayel becomes very excited that he can study the "rare one" who fought Cirucci. His excitement serves as a distraction, allowing Uryū to maneuver behind him to launch a surprise attack. It fails, however, and Uryū's bow soon disappears. Having studied Cirucci, Szayel has planned for Uryū's abilities. Uryū and Renji then decide to team up with Renji trying to hold Szayel temporarily while Uryū executes his plan. After Renji finishes his part, Uryū watches Szayel's movements and determines where he'll retreat to. Using his Seele Schneiders to create a pentacle-shaped seal, Uryū triggers a gintō technique which catches Szayel in a massive explosion. Ultimately, Szayel survives the explosion.
Ishida Uryuu power
Having undergone formal training and possessing prior experience in combat, Uryū is one of the strongest protagonists in the series, with his victories roughly paralleling Ichigo's throughout the story. As a Quincy, Uryū's main weapon is a bow, but he is also able to use many Quincy techniques and items to augment his abilities, including some high-level techniques such as Ransōtengai, which are rare enough that even Mayuri Kurotsuchi, who had studied over 2000 Quincy, had never seen them in person. Aside from his Quincy powers, Uryū is well-trained in both mind and body, having substantial athletic abilities and a genius intellect. He also possesses at least some knowledge of Spanish, as he understands the Spanish terms used by the arrancar.
When first introduced, Uryū uses a bow named Lone Sparrow (弧雀, Kojaku?), which looks like a bow made from blue energy. Its size is dependent on the amount of energy flowing through it. With this bow, Uryū is able to kill most hollows in a single strike.
As preparation for his travel to Soul Society, Uryū later masters the sanrei glove, greatly increasing his abilities. In this state, Uryū's bow is solid and covered in an intricate pattern. It is attached to his glove by a series of thin struts. This new bow allows Uryū to fire several shots simultaneously. By removing the gloves, Uryū attains the Quincy Final Form. The Quincy final form gives him a vast increase in power. All the extra energy collects on his right shoulder, much like a quiver is worn. As a result of removing the glove, however, the Quincy Final Form uses too much power for Uryū's body to handle, causing his body to block his Quincy powers completely after it wears off.
In the anime's Bount arc, Uryū recovers his powers for a short period through an ancient Quincy artifact which mimics the natural powers of a Quincy. The artifact produces an appropriate Quincy uniform on demand and creates a new metal bow mounted on Uryū's wrist. The artifact is unstable, however, firing arrows in odd arcs and with inconsistent power levels when first used. Additionally, it is fragile, eventually breaking after repeated use. Uryū eventually is able to use the artifact at its full efficiency.
After Uryū regains his powers with the aid of his father, he uses a new Quincy cross, this one resembling a pentacle, and a variant of his original bow called Lone Sparrow on a Silver Cliff (銀嶺弧雀, Ginrei Kojaku?). Unlike his original bow, this bow is shaped like a spiderweb and can fire up to 1,200 shots consecutively. Uryū also acquires new battle accessories, one of which is a new Quincy arrow called the "Seele Schneider" (魂を切り裂くもの, lit. that which slits the soul; German for "soul cutter") that can double as an energy sword in melee combat
Sites
http://www.uchiha.org/quincy/
http://www.quincy-archer.net/ishida/
http://community.livejournal.com/ishidafansanon
AMV's
Ishida Tribute by Killer231 (http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=61p-mPCo7CY)
Ishida Tribute by ToXiC512 (http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5Wy8n7HlvUQ)
Ishida Uryuu Ride The Lightning by pirlinpinpin (http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=scTnh2pG9Sw)
Ishida Uryuu The Last Quincy by shao2040 (http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Z-PIrtRVIfk)
Quincy - An Ishida Uryuu Tribute by ZTX (http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=TLG1neva6cM)
uryu ishida AMV - linkin park by sgiraffe (http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=WApB6LjqS24)
Ishida Alone by arajan1 (http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=q0Fs1MMO8nc)
Uryuu Ishida is Vindicated by BlindToLove (http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=d-niMEcJU_8)
Members
01. Syn
02. Ileenka
03. Annie
04. debbiechan
05. jdm6845
06. Sora Chan
07. Nama
Graphs
Sig. by Debbiechan (http://i4.photobucket.com/albums/y130/debbiechanlovesvegeta/BannerIshidaUryuuDestroyer.png)