

A lot of Quincy objects look crosses, and a number of their attacks reference
holy things. For example, there is an attack called "Quincy Vollstandig"
which, at least according to the translation I was reading, translated to
"Complete Holy Form". Are Quincy as a group Christian (or some other religion)
or are these names because they sound cool rather than having any particular
meaning?


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Are Quincy Christian?


[Religion](http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Religion) is an organized collection
of beliefs, cultural systems, and world views that relate humanity to the
supernatural, and to spirituality.

While it would a stretch to say combating Hollows might be an extension of
Quincy culture, it doesn't hold through with a belief system. Religion by
definition requires belief, a viewpoint with intangible evidence. When
evidence becomes tangible, it holds at least some quantifiable fact.

For Quincy, harnessing spiritual particles to shoot projectiles of energy and
the dangers of Hollows interacting with the real world are both instances of
fact.

There has been no mention of religion or specifically Christianity in Bleach,
but despite either existing, the Quincy are more of a clan of warriors or
hunters. I understand the suggestive designs that seem Religion-based but I
believe it's to appeal to an exorcist fanbase as a supernatural character
option in this story about ghosts, good or bad, and their governors.

Source(s): [Wiki](http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Religion)


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No such thing has been specified by the author. Think of it as a cult or clan
if you like, but all we know is that their clothes, weapons and name of
attacks are due to the their traditions and history (which we don't completely
know about just yet).


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