Okay, Ōmaeda is hilarious.
Soi Fon: Listen closely.
Ōmaeda: *puts hand to ear, assumes a look of concentration* What is it?
It just made me smile. :D And then Soi Fon whups him. And delivers a lecture on what it means to be special forces. Why is she so amazing?
Wait, so that is Ggio's true resurreción? Ahhh how many "true" forms can an Arrancar release take? Is it like Byakuya's bankai with its stages? I am confused.
HOLY CRAP SHE PIERCED GGIO'S LUNG FROM EITHER SIDE? In like a split second. Soi Fon is scary. And with that Baragan's Fracción are all gone. Looks like the dude himself will have to step into the fray. As an aside, can an Espada feel it when a Fracción is defeated/killed? The name and explanation given implies they're in some way a part of the Espada they belong to. I mean, obviously losing Fracción doesn't hurt the Espada physically, as we saw with Grimmjow in Karakura Town, but I wonder if there's a spiritual/emotional link.
Uh-oh, Matsumoto's having a hard time against Apache. (aha, so the "Haineko!" from a few chapters back wasn't surprise, it was just Matsumoto calling the zanpakutou) And Apache hasn't even released yet, plus there are Mila Rose and Sun-Sun. :S :S :S
And then. And then. The omfg part. Goodness gracious, great balls of somethin. At first I thought it was a Cero and was like, "oh, the Vizards must have arrived, yippee". But Matsumoto doesn't know any of them, so she can't recognise them -- I don't think she was around during the time of the TBTP mini-arc. And I am 99.9% sure that the look in Matsumoto's eyes in the very last panel is one of recognition.
ETA: Asked our Japanese engineer, and he says anta is the same as anata but a little more casual. Wiki says anta is informal and usually seen as rude/uneducated, but this is unsourced. I'll go with the native speaker on this one. :P
So I'm trying to remember who's got an attack that's a giant flying ball and can't come up with anything. Then I read the

Man, I'm so excited for next week now. sldfkjsldfksjlf