Fai said:
Arashi89 said:
Yamamoto was seething with rage against Aizen right from the start of the battle of Fake Karakura;
Thats rage. not hatred. Fits with the idea of character. Yamaji has no personal reason to support Ichigo or to hate Aizen. And I am pretty sure that whatever he feels, his regard to honor the laws of his lieges and bushido code negates any of it as unimportant.
Arashi89 said:
I'm sure that Kira,
He had more unresolved stuff for Gin than Aizen. And yet again no outright real hate. NO bloodlusted kill intent.
Arashi89 said:
Hisagi and Komamura
You seriously are comparing the death of one's friend to being made to stab the person you hold dearest? you can't be serious.
Arashi89 said:
Shinji hated Aizen, but also every single Vizard for condemning them to exile;
But only Shinji did Aizen outsmart completely.
Aizen used other vaizards.
Aizen played around and in sense, humiliated Shinji. Not comparable.
Arashi89 said:
and Ichigo's friends, well, Ulquiorra was an espada, i.e. Aizen's lackey, and we all know what he did to Orihime.
And Orihime came unharmed completely out of all that. Even though we do not know what ELSE did he do to her(ongoing plotpoint).
Aizen was just another enemy. Ichigo probably felt more hatred for Byakuya than Aizen back then.
Aizen only started to try to give Ichigo reason's to despise him during fkt.
Arashi89 said:
The only ones that could consider him just a plain rouge shinigami would be the marginal members of the SS, but seeing the massacre he did there I'm sure it became personal.
Erm. no. as of above. no.
Regarding Hisagi and Komamura, I never meant anything like that. I was simply referring to the fact that Tosen betrayed them, not comparing what they felt when he died. Infact, I'm trying to make the point that Aizen, by acting like a cliched villain, was alienating everyone from him.
I don't even know why everyone thinks that Aizen is some sort of fallen hero trying to subvert the Soul King's government. Let's just assume that he's some sort of "freedom fighter", why he acted like he was the ultimate evil? If you want to start a revolution, you should gather pepole with the same ideals as yours, and when Aizen declared his intention no one else outside Gin and Tousen wanted to follow him. Considering also the fact that the Soul King is completely unimportant to SS government, what will change by replacing it?
Also, Aizen said that he will kill the Soul King, but this doesn't absolutely mean that he's well intentioned. Remember that he values the power as the most important thing in the world, like any good cliché villain. If he ever becomes the Soul King, his rule will be even worse than the actual.