Bleach: Thousand-Year Blood War - The Calamity

Askin reveals that his Vollständig greatly increases the speed of his adaptability, making Yoruichi's transformation inept. He focuses the Death Dealing's ability into a small Gift Ring projectile, using it to burst Kisuke's eyes. Kisuke is forced to unleash his Bankai, Kannon-Biraki Benihime Aratame, which allows him to reconstruct the physical build of anything he touches. Using this, Kisuke rearranges his body to give himself superhuman speed and reflexes, while also deconstructing Askin's body, if in range. During the high-octane fight, Grimmjow successfully launches a surprise attack and rips Askin's heart out from behind and crushes it. Askin reveals that the Gift Ball Deluxe's potency exponentially increases in death, so they are getting poisoned to death within as he dies. Nelliel jumps in from outside to rescue them. Ichigo and Orihime reach Yhwach, and engage him in battle, while Orihime defends Ichigo. Meanwhile, Haschwalth repels all of Uryū's attacks, claiming that they greatly underestimate Yhwach even without the Almighty. Credit: Wikipedia

Yhwach dreams of possible futures of Ichigo beating him. Giant guardian statues within the palace attempt to hold off Ichigo's search for Yhwach, but Chad and Ganju stay behind to fend them off. Uryū engages Haschwalth in battle, but the Almighty allows him to avoid all of his attacks and immobilizes him. Haschwalth shows Uryū the rifts starting to form in the Three Worlds, which are also observed in the Human world by Jinta Hanakari, Ururu Tsumugiya and Tessai Tsukabishi. Yoruichi and Yūshirō lay badly beaten at Askin's feet, but Kisuke arrives and gives Yoruichi a temporary antidote to Askin's Death-Dealing, before triggering her transformation into a wild, feline-like Thunder God form, called Raijin Senkei Shunryu Kokubyo Senki. Her erratic spiritual pressure and greatly increased speed and power allow her to pummel Askin, before the antidote wears off. Just as Kisuke prepares to finish off Askin, he rises and uses his Vollständig, Hass Hein. Credit: Wikipedia