Bleach Chapter 478 Discussion

  • #82
RingoPie said:
Fai said:
RingoPie said:


I'm gonna mention popular titles like OP, Naruto, Bakuman, Beelzebub etc all had 10x pacing in a chapter than Kubo... Do they drop in quality? Nope! Kubo just draws every little pointless scene, he's just stretching the manga out, when it's not needed... He's just killing it...



LOL. You mean the manga that had 300 chapter "War" arc which consisted of one overpowered character reviving dozens of dead fodder again and again, main people defeating them with LOVE and then NEXT CHALLENGER being resurrected?



Remind me not to take you seriously form now on, will you? ;]



LOL, Did you even read? My point was the content in a single chapterl, Bleach barely has anything in there, Naruto which has been dragging for a long time now has more content in, not many ideas presented but it has MORE DIALOGUE.



You're thinking too much into Bleach. :) The author himself doesn't have any idea what's he writing basically you're giving assumptions a lot better than what the author can give, he's just recycling cliched ideas hoping to milk out this series for another 2 years...



Like I said, don't tell me it had emotional or inspirational scenes or whatever, it's very cliched and have been done loads before in a better way... What we learned in this arc could have been done in nothing more than 10 chapters AT MOST.



But ofc Bleach has an idea behind it... I'll just wait and see if your hopes in Kubo will be right. <_<



This. Mostly, at least.



Fai, I give up. There is no arguing with you. its the third or so time I do it, and I've seen others try, but if there is one internet rule one must no break is: Do not try to change another's opinion when they don't show clear signs of being able to admit they're wrong.



I could insult you right now, but frankly I'd rather not stoop down any lower than I already have. You not only fail to see any of my points, you hide behind false accusations of bad english (I've seen you quote posts with far worse english praising you, you understood those just fine) and shout back opinions on what happened that lack any depth or justification. Heck, the only arguments you spout with any concrete, not misinterpretated info are the ones backed by Kubo's press conferences (importance of Ichigo's birth, Mayuri, that stuff.)



Here's a tad bit of info: a good reviewer does not praise or diminish a work using info gathered from an outside source. If you want to say that what happened in this arc is acceptable, or hell, "good", use info the chapters themselves gave you.



Don't throw fanboy speculations about Soul King (how correct they may or may not be is something I dont dispute) to justify whatever BS failed to happen, or to hide the fact that there was no plot advancement at all in over a year!
 
  • #83
Lightbarier said:
Finally I think Kudo needs to grow a pair of balls. I think someone stated it earlier that he brought Grimjaw back to popular demand. What writer does that to his work, he's too afraid to kill off any good characters due to how people might react to it. By doing this were stuck with a bunch of SS members who are completely boring and were never meant to take the main spotlight away from the main characters. To be honest all of this is just holding him back from what could actually be a fantastic creation.



Sherlock Holmes was brought back to life.



hungry_bunny said:
JOxCARPENTER said:
Can anyone clear me up? I don't understand anything about this Soul King Arc or what this is gonna be... O_o I've only read the Fullbringer Arc though... but still, i never heard of the soul king.In the previous arc, the war against Aizen... Aizen's goal was to create a key to the royal palace where the soul king or spirit king of Soul Society lives. His last lines before his defeat was about the Spirit King, which he referred to as an "it", he was asking "how could anyone let himself be ruled by a thing like that".

Bet it's a giant talking dildo. So Aizen does have a good reason.
 
  • #84
Felt like something was missing between this chapter and the previous. Very fast-forward/rush-like.



Ginjou died in a pretty anticlimactic way. Not sure if worst Bleach death but definitely up considering all the buildup for Ginjou and supposed dark cloud he was trying to put over Ichigo's head about Soul Society and Urahara.



Hope more is elaborated on this little epilogue-ish downtime. Just feels really empty if this how the arc ends.
 
  • #85
I'm not really sure what to make of this chapter. Who are we even meant to feel sorry for?
 
  • #86
If bleach ends Kubo will still make shit tons of money off 9gag seeing how he trolls
 
  • #87
"Meh" to this chapter I say.  "Meh."  There's plenty of mourning, but I refuse to believe someone dies in a shounen battle manga until I see them get one of those DBZ deaths where their particles are even blown away (and even then Cell had a round two).  



Too much up in the air, though I do believe the Fullbring faction will become allies in the future.  Though if I were the shinigami I'd go out of my way to punish those poor bastards.  I don't believe their Fullbrings are completely broken.  Soul Society could still consider them a threat, or at least a nuisance.



 
  • #88
Meh.  that arc feels like its going fast.  The fight was too fast.... Somethings up.  I suspect something crazy is going happen (I think Ginjo going to be back.  Zombie Ginjo ftw :D).



3/5 - this chapter was just confirmation of what happened.  Nothing Special
 
  • #89
I wish people could comment on the CURRENT manga chapter instead of going on and on about past speculations and predictions etc etc.



Im 100% sure Ginjo is not dead. Im pretty sure that there was 1 scene that mentioned the rest were 'missing'. You know what it means when someone goes 'missing' instead of confirmed dead. ( e.g. Gin )



This chapter really had an 180degree change in the mood. I've never expected Tsukishima to be so attached to Ginjo. The frustration and the despair was illustrated well. It could well be the same as a child losing his parents, the sole support he ever had.



And my dear Riruka. Although I really thought that she was irritating at the start of the arc, as time go by, I started to like her bit by bit and this last chapter made me feel so bad for her and the remaining fullbringers. Im glad Yukio is shown to be more mature (than his usual childish/spoilt brat image) in this chapter. Riruka might be joining the Ichigo gang, seeing how Inoue grow so attached to her. And something tells me that this wont be the last we see of the fullbringers.



On a side note, Im so glad that Giriko is dead. I've never liked him and never will. I like how Jackie mentioned that  he died with his fullbring. In a certain sense,  he deserves this ending as he first used his fullbring to kill his wife.
 
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