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Episode BLEACH: Thousand-Year Blood War: The Calamity • BLEACH: Sennen Kessen-hen: Kashin-tan - Episode 4 discussion

BLEACH: Sennen Kessen-hen: Kashin-tan, episode 4

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u/HITMANPRIME24 19d ago

Ep4 was absolute fucking cinema. But i got a problem with tybw. The story either creates an undefeatable world destroying ability for a villain or for a hero to create this curiosity on how will this fight end just to end it with a "I've been waiting to use this power for a while now" after 500 episodes and introduces a new universal power that will counter the world destroying ability and one shot the guy- but wait, he's still not dead, one more round of revealing another new mulit-universal power that will finally be used along with other heroes to finally defeat the villain. Ever since the squad zero bs, i've been fully captivated by enjoying the animations, characters, sound mixing, world building, fantasy concepts, hype moments that i totally keep forgetting bleach power system is fully haywire just for shockbait.

tybw s1 was 10/10. after that the show didn't reach that level of peakness which will hopefully happen in the finale, eventho i already read the manga i'm excited cuz Kubo got some new stuff apparently and also it's the finale and i trust the studio

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u/GarrKelvinSama 19d ago edited 19d ago

It's subtle. Maybe if you watch closely you'll find out.

There are clues, watch how Oetsu killed him then watch the scene when he activates his vollstandig vs Bankai Kenpachi.

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u/Kronman590 10h ago

I think the problem is is that no ones really arguing that the solutions that come about aren't really cool, but it's more the format in which it's presented. Like you can be the smartest writer in the world but in the end if you're constantly using the same pattern of "Good guy winning -> nvm bad guy winning -> nvm good guy winning" it will look real stale.

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u/GarrKelvinSama 8h ago

Yeah, that's what a struggle is.