Bleach Chapter 460 Discussion

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amenboy972 said:


"An empty Zanpakuto" what do you mean by that ?  A zanpakuto without spiritual energy... ?  a Gestuga Tenshou with "An empty Zanpakuto"



If you say "yes", you really are a joker !!!





No, that's you making false assumption of what I said.

An empty Zanpakuto in this case would represent a blade without a soul.

If Ichigo goes into his inner world he will be alone, this blade is only an instrument anymore. Also this is only one of the many possibility that I stated in last chapter discution.





Zanpakuto teach their host technique which are then performed by the host of the blade but if you break them down what is actually these technique? The most likely exemple is reiatsu manipulation.

By manipulating their reiatsu in a way their Zanpakuto teached them they can use very different technique and those common reiatsu manipulation are known as kido.



SS is made of reiatsu alone, the form and shape of everything in it is according to how the reiatsu has been manipulated to create this world (That's why Ishida could use anything in his field of view as energy when he actually fought Mayuri)



Now here's the logic assumption part:

If Ichigo know how to perform GT, he do not need Zangetsu anymore and could probably pull it off with anything else because GT is simply done by compressing reiatsu in the blade and throwing it at the opponent (Or something similar to that, he told Byakuya about it when they fought before).

That's why his sword pressure looked similar to a GT to Ginjou, that is because the two are very similar.



Now going on with the assumption.

If we think of it that way we could assume that at one point Isshin was actually the host of Zangetsu as what he said could imply that he actually know him and in return this would also explain why he know how to perform GT and probably how he actually lost his power.

If that assumption happen to be true it also means many other things I could elaborate on but won't for now.





Karhu said:
Fai said:
Karhu said:
Fai said:


Dishy said:
Am I the only person who thinks that Kubo's art is just getting worse?

Yes you are. Kubo's art has majorly improved over the years, especially the facial expressions and how he uses shading. Yes he does not use backgrounds, but his art itself has been majorly improved from self-cartoonish one this manga started in. I'd say out of the HST, his art is the best.



Fai, you realize that you are the only one to say the opposite so far? And also, WTF am I reading here.



and you do realize, kind sir, that you are what we normal people call "vocal minority"? right?

Since we are talking about Bleach, normal people means either teens, fan boys or those who has zero experience of any other kinda manga than shonen, then I'm glad to be out of that circle.



-> Implying that Fai only read shonen.



I'm with Fai on this one, Bleach's art is great and he got a style on his own.

He is not lazy, actually it is probably quite the opposite.

Kubo use a design style he created over the years, he use many symbolism and reference in many of his drawing and pulling it off that well is the product of actual work.

You know how those background are drawn in the other manga you like so much? They are most of the time drawn by assistant, do not have any feeling and are copy pasta from the first photo the author can find in the net.

You should probably interest yourself a bit more to digital arts and different style of art other than the super detailed one you seem to like so much.



ElMorty said:


That's not the point: inventing a "form" or a "skill" or whatever you wish to call "dangai ichigo", so incredibly stronger than anything else that's ever been shown, justifying such a superiority with an high price to use it is definitely LAME, if this price is something you can so easily evade!

It's not a double-edeged sword, it's a tommy-gun!

And I don't remember anybody talking about Dangai ichigo's incompleteness ...





You got it wrong.

Dangai-Ichigo is not a form, it is just a term to refer to Ichigo post dangai training.

FGT got nothing to do with it, Dangai is the result of Ichigo training for over a year against Zangetsu non-stop and it got nothing at all to do with Ichigo knowing how to perform FGT. The price that was to pay was to use the FGT.

You are also implying that it was actually easy to make Ichigo recover shinigami power, for now just get off your horse and wait that Kubo deliver some new information about it, it might had a huge cost as well (Such as actually killing Ichigo's real body, or might be something else).



ElMorty said:
Fai said:
Sun cross is not "christian" symbol. Its a deep pagan symbol found all over the world. And it also has roots in budhism too since it represents the circle of life, reincarnation, etc. Its symbol that is a foundation of budhism(major religion in japan), as well as paganism and Kubo is known to research stuff like that.



Those symbols have strong meanings in japan and both swastika and sun cross have less meaning for western part of the world, actually, hence the misunderstanding or inability to comprehend why they are there.

Even the idea of soul pantheism seems strange to westerners, while it has been the core foundation of shinto religion since beginning of time.



LoL, u like preaching, don't you? Well, I was saying the same thing, but still ...

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ElMorty said:
LoL, all these westerns asking a Japanese who's been drawing comics for Japan's youth not to use one of their religious symbols (their=Japenese) because over here it has a meaning that in Japan is not even that relevant ... that's globalization mixed with ignorance! ^^)





Fai said:
ElMorty said:
Again, saying that a technique is so powerful because you can pull it off just once in your life and and lose your fighting ability after that, and then making it easy to use a second time after less than 40 chaps is quite lame ....



Its so powerful, but its imperfect. Its a shortcut, just like Quincy's "final form" which was also incomplete(only one wing). I bet that before the end of manga both Ishida(angel-like design) and Ichigo(demon/reaper like design) will have gained the complete final forms that do not involve loosing powers

That's not the point: inventing a "form" or a "skill" or whatever you wish to call "dangai ichigo", so incredibly stronger than anything else that's ever been shown, justifying such a superiority with an high price to use it is definitely LAME, if this price is something you can so easily evade!

It's not a double-edeged sword, it's a tommy-gun!

And I don't remember anybody talking about Dangai ichigo's incompleteness ...





fai said:
There's no bad or good. Gray morality reigns in this manga, with exceptions of characters like Mayuri and Szayel.  Everyone has good and bad sides and soul society captains and etc are not "bad people" they are just very conservative, quite good people, placed in positions of power in a conservative authoritarian regime. A lot of nazi soldiers also were generally good people at the wrong places. Its not the people its the regime itself to blame.

LoL abiding Godwin's Law!

And no, as H. Arendt shows in "A Report on the Banality of Evil", nazi officiers weren't just "good guys at wrong places", they were the product of a massive campaign of hate, and are guilty in front of the human race because their conscience failed, making themselves think that what they were doing in the internment was something normal, not a crime at all.

Getting back IT,



Fai said:
No one is "bad guy" or "good guy". Thats just point of viewSS are conservatives. They have laws and principles. If Ichigo did something against those laws and principles that makes him a "badguy"  in their eyes and them "badguys" in our eyes but in the end neither ichigo nor the gotei 13 are the badguys.

I don't agree about the part in bold.... They are not the badguy in my eyes, nor I think they should be so in anybody else's eyes ... if Ichigo has done something against their laws they have the right to make him pay! SS has an important role: dealing with dead souls and protecting the living from the dead (hollow). Ichigo can't go fighting (and defeating, since he's the main chara, the hero) everybody just for defending himself. It's not shonen-esque.

A shonen hero would either run away (see also D.Gray Man, where grey moral actually is applied), or do something to prove his innocence (e.g. that Ichigo had to save his friends etc) ... Or in battle manga typically a biggest evil comes in, and fighting all together against third parties, the hero and the rest of the world are reconciled (see also Soul Society Arc).



Fai said:
ElMorty said:
It's not only the means: is the direction towards he is willing to lead the present situation by the change he represents: one where only the strongest are worth of surviving. This is the perfect portrait of the average bad guys in shonen mangas ... I really don't see how his principles could be right!



His principles were the logic of shonen hero - one should not give up and use all his strength to right the wrongs he percieves. in a sense, Aizen is Ichigo who has strayed away from his path.



Aizen killing Harribel at the end of Karakura arc puts him at the top of any hypothetical "moral badassery scale of shonen evil charas", abiding the well known format "X kills his companion Y without any damn reason".

Same said for Aizen killing captain No1likesu.



Actually that is why Fai refer to Aizen as a 'fallen hero'.

Nobody in espada were commrade, Aizen told it to them since the very beginning.

Trust me if Baragan or another espada had the chance to kill Aizen most would have likely done so.

What Aizen actually did was taking ennemy and not killing them as long as they serve him properly, that's not morally good in itself but that's by the principe of 'the end justify the matter'.

Aizen is still a shinigami, he refused hollowfication so he must despise hollow to a certain degree and use them only as experiment subject, he just disposed of this experiment subject when he killed Haribel.



Aizen did not care about killing anyone, that wasn't his goal, he just pushed whatever that was standing in his way out of the way. The only person he really meant to kill was the captain commander and that was because his position was symbolic, it wasn't personnal grudge or anything.



Anyway, the reason he is a fallen hero and not a hero is because he strayed out of the hero path at some point and Urahara said from the beginning that the moment he fused with the hogyoku he wasn't himself, he became more careless and it look like his instinct took the advantage the more he transformed.



amenboy972 said:
Hypno-girl said:
You are denying it based on the fact that you wouldn't like it, logic has nothing to do with how you actually deny it.

Worst case the focus could switch to some other character while Ichigo train, we do not need to see Ichigo train a second time of course.

Best case Ichigo already achieved control over his first zanpakuto, he should have no trouble to do the same with the other one.

It's like a bicycle, it's hard the first time but when you do it right, if you switch bicycle you will still do it right.

Ichigo is at the level where he can control reiatsu very well, he would have no problem to fight and subdue this new zanpakuto if that happen to be the case.

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Whaaaaaaat ????????



So you compare a "spiritual connexion" between a shinigami and his zanpakuto and someone who ride a bike. Another joke again I guess !



mostly Itchigo has this connexion before he got out his true power of shinigami

of the white box.



And until now a bike is not alive..OK girl !!



Even if itchigo is not normal (a human mother)

he is a shinigami with power of shinigami like another shinigami.



Well I kind of answered this post with what I said earlier in this post.

Zangetsu teached Ichigo how to perform GT, Ichigo can most likely pull it off without Zangetsu now.

Kubo said that Ichigo's birth wasn't a normal one and by that I do not mean what we actually know (That he is the son of a shinigami and a human).

For all we know he could be an experiment in hybrid project between shinigami and hollow or his mother could be more than met the eyes.



Also: Debate or get the fuck out.

This thread is not there for you to deny everything without basis and without proposing something else yourself.

You make fun of a lot of thing but you have absolutely nothing to deny it other than your opinion.

Please state what is actually wrong and WHY it is actually wrong. You seem really good at doing the former but when it come to the latter you are pretty much failling about everytime you try.

Then I bet you will answer this with a 'OMG you an idiot, i'm right but I won't say why you just have to guess yourself' in which case just do not answer please, i'll lose less time this way.
 
  • #115
ElMorty said:
It TALKED about Isshin, Kurosaki family and fullbringers, but with bleach being a plain main stream battle manga, this had to be the arc in which the main chara regained his power. I can imagine an arc in which he would take his power back without anything being said about his family, while I can't imagine an entire arc in which Kubo would develope characters, unreveal secrets about the very soul king himself while Ichigo is not able of fighting. Bleach is a perfect example of a combact manga: they main chara has to be able to fight! (not that I like this thing, but it's the truth!)

This arc has surely talked about all those things you said, but is the arc in which the main chara gets its power back. I would rather say that Ichigo's desperate research for power was the main topic, and that his family's secrets were only bakground, than the other way around. And thus this arc point was Ichigo getting his power back, without any doubt.

Yes and no. That does not mean this arc was about him regaining power. Yes during this arc he regains his power but thats not the point.



ElMorty said:
Again, saying that a technique is so powerful because you can pull it off just once in your life and and lose your fighting ability after that, and then making it easy to use a second time after less than 40 chaps is quite lame ....



Its so powerful, but its imperfect. Its a shortcut, just like Quincy's "final form" which was also incomplete(only one wing). I bet that before the end of manga both Ishida(angel-like design) and Ichigo(demon/reaper like design) will have gained the complete final forms that do not involve loosing powers



ElMorty said:


But they can't be morally bad just because of this, can they? .-.



There's no bad or good. Gray morality reigns in this manga, with exceptions of characters like Mayuri and Szayel.  Everyone has good and bad sides and soul society captains and etc are not "bad people" they are just very conservative, quite good people, placed in positions of power in a conservative authoritarian regime. A lot of nazi soldiers also were generally good people at the wrong places. Its not the people its the regime itself to blame.







ElMorty said:
Again, are only these the reasons for them being the bad guys? .-.



No one is "bad guy" or "good guy". Thats just point of viewSS are conservatives. They have laws and principles. If Ichigo did something against those laws and principles that makes him a "badguy"  in their eyes and them "badguys" in our eyes but in the end neither ichigo nor the gotei 13 are the badguys.



Mayuri is a badguy mostly(and going by what we know either Mayrui is clone of urahara or urahara is clone of mayuri) and kubo did say that what he found in HM will have a terrible consequences along the way.



ElMorty said:
It's not only the means: is the direction towards he is willing to lead the present situation by the change he represents: one where only the strongest are worth of surviving. This is the perfect portrait of the average bad guys in shonen mangas ... I really don't see how his principles could be right! >,>



His principles were the logic of shonen hero - one should not give up and use all his strength to right the wrongs he percieves. in a sense, Aizen is Ichigo who has strayed away from his path.



ElMorty said:
Even this very feature of Aizen's characters is a very typical one of avarage bad guys of shonen mangas: a good guy who had became obsessed with power after seeing one whose power was way bigger than his own ... Such a hell of a bad guy!



So by this logic Urahara is also the typical badguy because he generally agreed with what aIzen thought of Soul King?



And unless you have a very warped sense of perception, His dialogue with Urahara was anything but NOT about being obsessed with becoming more powerful than s king.





ElMorty said:
LoL, all these westerns asking a Japanese who's been drawing comics for Japan's youth not to use one of their religious symbols because over here it has a meaning that in Japan is not even that relevant ... that's globalization mixed with ignorance! ^^



Except not.



Sun cross is not "christian" symbol. Its a deep pagan symbol found all over the world. And it also has roots in budhism too since it represents the circle of life, reincarnation, etc. Its symbol that is a foundation of budhism(major religion in japan), as well as paganism and Kubo is known to research stuff like that.



Those symbols have strong meanings in japan and both swastika and sun cross have less meaning for western part of the world, actually, hence the misunderstanding or inability to comprehend why they are there.

Even the idea of soul pantheism seems strange to westerners, while it has been the core foundation of shinto religion since beginning of time.





Dishy said:
Am I the only person who thinks that Kubo's art is just getting worse?

Yes you are. Kubo's art has majorly improved over the years, especially the facial expressions and how he uses shading. Yes he does not use backgrounds, but his art itself has been majorly improved from self-cartoonish one this manga started in. I'd say out of the HST, his art is the best.
 
  • #117
Mormegil said:
Man, these Bleach threads are a mess. Come on. It's as simple as this, guys.



Kubo: OH NOEZ BLEACH IS IN THE BOTTOM 5! I'VE WRITTEN MYSELF INTO A CORNER. TIME TO BRING IN HITSUGAYA!

except that Kubo more than once has said that he cares not about ratings and all that other stuff. her writes what he wants to.
 
  • #118
"Hypno-girl" said:
1. This served to make Ichigo clean of this 'hollow power' that SS despise as well as giving Ichigo a mean to fight against SS.

"Hypno-girl" said:
2. Yes except that they purposely waited for Ichigo to have his fullbring stolen before acting.





And 2 from previous discussion:

"Hypno-girl" said:
3. So that mean that Zangetsu dweeled inside of Ichigo since before the manga even started which in return mean that Hollow Ichigo dweeled inside of Ichigo before the manga even started as Zangetsu and Hollow Ichigo are but one entity : Ichigo's power.



"Hypno-girl" said:
4. Zangetsu said that him and Hollow Ichigo always has been once and the same.

5. And that Rukia said that "the core" of his power is still within him. ("Rukia's group", in 99%, probably predict this)



"1" and "2" because "3", "4" and "5". Do you remember this big hollow in Ichigo vs Uluquiora fight (in Bleach:Jigoku-hen)? So they are "afraid" of FB hollow powers but not afraid of his old hollow?







Oh... Zaraki's hair - no bells? So hi is more serious? Heh
 
  • #119
It seems like if Bleach characters would do nothing but sit in the bed for all chapter people would still droll over this and call it epic. Bleach ended for me when Kubo started forgetting his own characters, let alone leaving all the plotholes. I'm just sticking from time to time to see if Neliel is alive.
 
  • #120
lucjan said:
Hypno-girl said:
BlackStonesBLAST said:
Yes ofc thats true but think about this when he fought aizen he did 200 years worth of training in 20 min i think it was? if im not wrong.. and that was also becuse he was gonna use the final getsuga tensho.. but yaa maybe he´s weaker maybe he´s stronger i dont know, but i think and hope he is stronger then when he lost to ichimaru and aizen when they fighted in the fake karakura town.



anyway we will know in the next chapter i hope :)



If I recall correctly he did something like 10 years of training in 1h.

Also shinigami existed for centuries and not once a (known to us) shinigami reached Ichigo's strengh let forget in ten years of training.

You guys both just lost all credibility in your arguments. I mean hell, I barely even pay attention to the manga anymore, and even I can get the time's right. Ichigo trained for 2000 hours in his spirit world, and it took up 1 hour in the dangai world. Seriously, pay attention.



Oh don't bother calling them out on that. We lack proper reading comprehension (i.e. we're fucktards) so our arguments are invalid.
 
  • #121
Because I can:

TOUSHIRO~!!

Wow, though he didn't grow much (if he did at all), I can't wait to see him fighting now...



I liked the Rukia moments. She's awesome. :)



Looking forward to the next chapter.
 
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