

I have read the
[wiki](http://bleach.wikia.com/wiki/Time_Tells_No_Lies#Fullbring) on his power
but it still does not make sense to me. I would argue that the way Giriko's
Fullbring works is very inconsistent, but am hoping for a decent explanation.
The first time we see his power, he attaches a timer to a box while training
Ichigo. The next time we see it, he shoots projectiles at Ginjo. The third
time, he uses a dial on his shoulder to get massive (big and green like hulk
it seemed to reference).

**Question** : How does his power _actually_ work? Is there some link to each
of this uses that I missed? Can you give me an answer that is not full of
loopholes?


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How does Giriko's 'Time Tells No Lies' Fullbring work?


Judging by the way he states it, he can create "contracts" with set time
limits. The contracts seem to extend to anything and everything with a spirit.

as the fullbringers state "Everything has a soul". he makes a contract with
the box to trap ichigo inside, the next is the energy, he makes a contract
with the air to fire it at rapid speeds (energy) at ginjo, then finally after
he is wearing his fullbring he makes a contract with his own body to become
"invincible" as he states...

"Time tells no lies" ie, within this set time period everything I say is true.

I don't have much to back this up with, it's just as logical as I could think
of.


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I think that his fullbring gives him the ability to make contracts about
anything which makes him extremly strong. However, if he breaks or changes it,
he will lose a body part. It is like a strong sword with double edges, at
least logically.


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