ENKI BOANN

GREAT SPIRITUAL POWER| Once attaining bankai, Enki's reiatsu rocketed high into the area in which captains sit. Enki's spiritual power is dense, as if it was a thick liquid, even more viscous then water, and lays lazily in the air if not either concealed or stressed. Once stressed, however, the reiatsu becomes even more thick and therein violent, twisting itself towards Enki, disorienting those who cannot stand to such a strong reiatsu.

WEAPON USE MASTER| Thanks to the nature of his shikai at the beginning and near the end of it's training, Enki has had to train rigorously to hold up against those around him. Enki has trained four sword styles and incorperated them into his own sword style, and while it is not unique in feature, it does it's use.

PRACTITIONER HAND TO HAND| While Enki learned much through training with swordplay, he learned very little with fistfighting. While he could still beat someone to a pulp back in the academy, his rough street-style probably doesn't hold up to the experts in the fisticuffs.

EXPERT AGILITY| Enki's fighting style requires him to always be moving, and never stationary. This has led up to this state, in which his ability to jump around his opponents and quickly dodge oncoming strikes has gotten to the point that he could say he's almost mastered it. 

EXPERT SPIRITUAL CONTROL| With the increase of his reiatsu, Enki had to train to focus and contain it, and from this training it gave him an even broader control over his reiatsu. He no longer has to fret that he may fell a creature without his own knowing.

EXPERT PERCEPTION| From a lot of battle-hardened fights, Enki has grown accustomed to that 'second sense' that has slowly become more and more evident. This second sense is akin to a momentary lapse in time that he can feel potential danger, which could be anything from a sword towards his spine to a hand into his skull. However, it does give him enough time to dodge or block, which is nice.

[オールドカープ]
Ōrudokāpu

Ōrudokāpu, or Old Carp, is the name of Enki's Zanpakuto. The name fits the Zanpakuto perfectly, in the spiritual sense that is. The spirit takes it's form as an old grey carp, which has heavy eyes and floats lazily along the water of an Island. It speaks through the water in a heavily stuttered voice, and is rather slow and contemplative about everything. The Carp acts as if it is about to die of old age, which would not be too far of a stretch if it was a real carp.

The island which the carp swims around is an unnamed and unspecified one. It is heavily populated by bamboo, however it has no signs of life, not even bugs. High trees stand above the bamboo, and the sun in the sky always beams down heavy rays of heat which would drown even those who live in the hottest of climates to shelter.

The Zanpakuto itself takes it's form as a regular red-hilted katana of average length without any sort of differentiation on it's own behalf. It has not really different outside of the fish inscribed in the hilt, which weaves around the blade.

Ōrudokāpu, upon release, emits a huge jet of water which consumes the blade, increasing it's length and size to that of a claymore with a huge thick blade and a single gun-esque barrel on the top of it. The blade's curve becomes more predominant, and it becomes more bulky. To attain this release, Enki must say the release phrase, which is "Wade the Waters".

SPLASH| Splash is the one and only technique that Enki has learned from his spirit, and this in itself took many, many months of simply watching him swim, which the carp did very little of. Splash is executed through a violent jet of water being shot from the barrel, which then curves around the blade, covering it in a second blade of sorts. This blade can be released with a swing of the sword, and thus retains a shape similar to a crescent while it travels. Because splash is the only technique that Enki has learned, he has managed to perfect it, meaning that it is incredibly powerful in itself, allowing him to sever arms, legs, and even cut torsos in half thanks to the high pressure of the technique itself.

[ゴールドカープ]
Gōrudokāpu

The secondmost release, known as "bankai", was something that Enki had known naught how to train for initially. Yet in the time of crisis, the thought and prevalence of his patience finally bore good will, and his Zanpakuto told him of the secondary release that he would attain. It told him that he no longer needed to wait; and that action, in this moment, was better then the patience he had so stressed. Thus, came to be, Gōrudokāpu.

It is in ancient legend that a carp, once old and wisened, would climb up a waterfall and once at the very top fly out as a golden dragon, bringing with it good fortune and luck. Gōrudokāpu, or Golden Carp, embodies that wholly. A wise soul given flight by a higher degree of power, capable of feats not thought before, this is what Gōrudokāpu, or the secondary release of Enki's Zanpakuto, made him learn and train with.

Gōrudokāpu is summoned through almost a ritualistic calling. By uttering the name, followed by tossing his shikai skywards, Gōrudokāpu takes form in that of which explodes from the very epicentre of the shikai, which are large golden clouds. From these clouds, which scour the sky, covering even the sun in their brilliance, comes a heavy rain. For miles in all directions is the ground battered by terrestrial rain even if the ground itself has not had rain for centuries. Enki is therein left unarmed, and no defined changes have come to him other then the fact that the rain does not hit him. Not a single drop of water will touch Enki's shoulders, even at the most wildest of times.

Once the sky is covered in a golden blanket does the true form of Enki's bankai take form. Three pillars of water fall from the sky, fifty meters thick that they cover, the water which is condensed into such pillar so violent and so pressurized that even the ground gives way without any resistance. However, once the scene has cleared from the dust, it is to be noted that the three pillars are not actually touching the ground, instead they float on large golden clouds, each cloud looking more akin to a pedestal then a cloud. These floating pillars of falling water will not leave Enki's side, floating through the sky with their massive size, remaining within 30 meters of him.

DIVINE MOUNTAIN DRIPS DOWN| The true height of power that Enki's bankai grants is through-and-through the sheer power that comes with those three pillars. At his own command, Enki's three pillars, the only weapons in his arsenal, will react to his very will, firing with pin-point precision a beam of water which will decimate even the most resilient of foes. At this time, Enki can only command one pillar at any given moment.