I am glad that those two are back. I actually really like the fullbring arc
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I am glad that those two are back. I actually really like the fullbring arc
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It was basically the Bount arc.
It wasn't that bad.
Still wondering why people are expecting Aizen to be able to do something in this fight? Is it simply because of his sword's ability?
Aizen was there for fan service. He'll have his Vegeta moment soon.
Also, didn't his sword get destroyed?
I'd say it's because Aizen is a walking talking pile of BS. Or to quote a translation of Gin I found from the Captains fight
"Y'all have a total misunderstanding of Aizen's 'power.' Bein' able to use kyouka suigetsu aint what makes cap'n Aizen scary. Although it does have a frightening ability if that was all there was, then there would be plenty of folks who wouldn't follow him even if it meant dying. The one and only reason he was able to gather all those random espada into a single group even though they all had their own agendas is cause he's strong. Cause all of his abilities are far beyond anyone else's. 'Guard against kyouka suigetsu?' Nope that aint enough. 'Guard against everything else?' Nope still aint enough. Even if y'all use every bit of your knowledge to guard against every kind of misfortune like the sky fallin or the earth being torn asunder cap'n Aizen's abilities will still be far beyond that"
And mind you that was before he started evolving and became immortal
I think that was my biggest problem, was that it was totally useless as a move and unnecessary but then Kubo remembered "oh shit I said he was supposed to use this".
It would have been better to have a long fight then he busts it out in desperation.
Ichigo was manhandling him, but Aizen did have some pretty devastating attacks against Ichigo and made it clear that the cube wasn't going to let him lose (and would continue to evolve to let him surpass Ichigo). Ichigo didn't use FTG until after taking some serious hits.
Aizen also survived FGT attack, and only was stopped by Just-As-Planned's trap.
Doesn't really take away from it though. I mean this is Ichigo who had already surpassed all the other shinigami doing several months of super intensive training to get that new form and then burning all his power at once. And while he was being manhandled he was also evolving and getting stronger instead of weaker while Ichigo was slowly but surely taking damage. So did he really not need to? I mean even with using it Aizen still recovered so guarantee any normal attack would get regenerated and if it wasn't for Kisuke's seal he still would've lost in the end and the regular attacks weren't enough to weaken Aizen enough for the seal to work
I saw it as Ichigo using it at the best possible opportunity presented to him with the current situation. He just had his left arm completely incapacitated from one attack in Aizen's new form. Would've been foolish to continue fighting at that pace.
I liked it. Better than typical dbz Goku formula wherein saving a super powerful move for the last minute to win the day, which could've been used at the beginning to save a lot of ass beatings and deaths.
He only took one significant blow (on purpose, even) which was negating that ring explosion with his arm. He didn't use FGT out of desperation, he used it in an attempt to end it quickly before Aizen reached a point where it would definitely not work.
Ichigo's intention was always to use FGT to end it. It was just a matter of when he was going to use it.
Wasn't Bleach supposed to end with Aizen's defeat?
Much like DBZ and Cell or Freeza, yea. Kubo still had more money to milk and probably promised a great ending... Then the editors were probably like "alright time's up dude, enough of this" and nixed it.