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I want to hear Aizen's reasons not your assumptions [See that]. So we can truly understand what was Aizen's reasons for his actions. |
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To your discussion with James.
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2009-09-24, 02:56 | Link #144 | |
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Besides. He did beat Halibel.
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2009-09-24, 03:01 | Link #148 |
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Yes, i'm fully aware of the fact that Kubo doesn't kill off captains.
He should. That's my fucking point. Simply saying that he doesn't does not address the fact that he should. Why can't you understand that?
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2009-09-24, 03:11 | Link #150 | |
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No. My point is that no good guys die because Kubo listens to retarded fandom. Hitsu is a perfect example.
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2009-09-24, 03:13 | Link #152 |
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No. Every good guy has a fan base.
Either that or Kubo is just a bad writer. Because this rule that No good guys should die is just plain fucking stupid no matter how hard you look at it and is just a cheap ass plot device.
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2009-09-24, 03:14 | Link #153 | |
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You said Hitsu-chan was important because he was a Captain. Well then, using the same logic, Sajin is as important, correct? Then why hasn't Sajin ever received a decent leveled battle whereas Hitsu has received more than any other captain? The only answer is fan base. The fans keep Hitsu-chan alive, and the fans keep him relevent to the story when he really shouldn't be.
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That being said, I quoted Aizen himself. He explained the what (kill Harribel) and the why (because she is useless). Consequently, we have a modus operandi (a reason). Could future information prove his statement only works for her (i.e. only she is useless, but the other lower ranks were useful)? Yes, of course. But then that creates a contradiction because it wouldn't make sense for her to be ranked so highly if she is not in fact a useful tool. So, if she is a useful tool, he would not have killed her, but since he did kill her, that means she was useless, and to escape contridiction, that means all those below her are ultimately just as useless (which in turn means the fights with the lesser Espada do not matter to the plot). |
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And Bleach story is still going who says a good guy won't bite it? Stop assuming Last edited by Phenomenal; 2009-09-24 at 03:30. |
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2009-09-24, 03:16 | Link #155 |
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That doesn't really make any sense. I did tell you that not all have to be number 1.
LOL. Now you're saying that good guys can die? That would contradict the rule now and would just make Hitsu not dying look even more stupid. Your logic. Not mine.
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2009-09-24, 03:21 | Link #156 | |
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And looks like my theory was right. Halibel was #3 due to affirmative action. |
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