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secretzfan · 2010-09-26, 20:13

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Originally Posted by sayde

I just quoted Tousen stating to Ken that "Letting you live is way too dangerous!!"
In what way would such a statement even sort of imply he wasn't going to kill him?

Oh yea I forgot that

Mr. DJ · 2010-09-26, 20:14

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Originally Posted by secretzfan

Oh yea I forgot that

keep up with the convo secretz >.>

secretzfan · 2010-09-26, 20:17

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Originally Posted by DjTrizz

keep up with the convo secretz >.>

What I just forgot it has been a while since the plot began although I think they still have it online somewhere in LQ

Chiisai Kuma · 2010-09-26, 21:04

^ me likey the pics!!!

Guido · 2010-10-02, 15:45

It's been fun watching Yammy getting a** wiped for the last two episodes + this one to the courtesy of Kenpachi, and now with Byakuya joining the fray the overkill gets funnier.

Yammy super-oversized form doesn't add anything new that Bleach has delivered so far to the viewers. It only adds to Mayuri's frustration, and both Byakuya and Zaraki's annoyance that the super-oaf may end up being just another rude, big-mouthed scoundrel.

Now, for Aizen's speeches. To the anime-only watchers believe me he's going to get even more annoying with his speeches later. Anyways, recent shounen tendencies regarding mastermind villains have shifted their goal inclinations for over the past decade.

I accept more the villain type that prioritizes his, her, or its needs to develop into something that will enable escape or mastery over a higher power or over nature, universe, or destiny.
What I mean, in Aizen's case he's aiming to become something better that will allow him to be unbound from any types of common sense, nature laws, faith, or anything that forces lifeforms in general and by nature to cling to.

Aizen's just cannot fathom and detests the idea to remain a single and insignificant pawn to a higher or universal being, as it is the so referenced but virtually unseen Soul Society King.

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Guido Snobby Gentleman Join Date: May 2004 Location: Monterrey, México Age: 43	It's been fun watching Yammy getting a** wiped for the last two episodes + this one to the courtesy of Kenpachi, and now with Byakuya joining the fray the overkill gets funnier. Yammy super-oversized form doesn't add anything new that Bleach has delivered so far to the viewers. It only adds to Mayuri's frustration, and both Byakuya and Zaraki's annoyance that the super-oaf may end up being just another rude, big-mouthed scoundrel. Now, for Aizen's speeches. To the anime-only watchers believe me he's going to get even more annoying with his speeches later. Anyways, recent shounen tendencies regarding mastermind villains have shifted their goal inclinations for over the past decade. I accept more the villain type that prioritizes his, her, or its needs to develop into something that will enable escape or mastery over a higher power or over nature, universe, or destiny. What I mean, in Aizen's case he's aiming to become something better that will allow him to be unbound from any types of common sense, nature laws, faith, or anything that forces lifeforms in general and by nature to cling to. Aizen's just cannot fathom and detests the idea to remain a single and insignificant pawn to a higher or universal being, as it is the so referenced but virtually unseen Soul Society King.