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In the 2000s, theshonen genrewas dominatedby the Big Three, featuring none other thanBleach, Naruto, and One Piece.If we talk solelyin terms ofnumbers, thenBleachhas not done asamazingas the other two.However, Tite Kubo’s manga and anime series has continued to attract fans through its captivatingplot,and a protagonist that stood outfrom the rest.
Unlike other anime series, Tite Kubo’s magnum opus keeps his fans hooked with its layered andincredibly strongantagonists.Aizen,who was one of the main villains of the series, kept things interesting as his Bankai was the strongest of them all. However, a fan hascome up witha theory that he could not flaunt his true power as his blade restricted him from doing so.
Fan Theory States How Aizen’s Zanpakuto Restricts Him From Showcasing His Cataclysmic Bankai
Tite Kubo’sBleachis probably one of those Shonen manga and anime series that features some of thestrongestand most complex antagonists out there.Sosuke Aizen was one such character in the series, as his strength did not lie,andtomake things more serious, he was cunning andutterly manipulative.
He became an instant fan favorite character, as he flaunted his skills and constantly humiliated members of the soul society. Now, a fan has come up with aninterestingtheory onr/bleach, where they explained their theory of how the antagonist’s Bankai was affected by his zanpakuto.
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They explained that the character’s Bankai’s real power might be reality warping with a catch. As fans know, Shinigami and his blade must have a connection between them to unlock their true potential, but the character’s twisted views could notbe supportedby anyone.
Hence, he often wanted to change his blade with the Hogyoku because it has the“power to manifest the desires of those around it, desires Aizen had wanted people to understand for ages but simply couldn’t.”
The fan believes that if the character used hisbankaiwithout the Hogyoku, it would kill him. In other words, the antagonist’s bankai is the beauty of the poems, and he can’t control it and must watch how it turns out. The fan said his true power“would be “control of everything” (including himself) , an upgrade from “control of senses”, sort of how Sakanade went from “inversion of sight” to straight up “inversion”.”
They also added,
“The second example would be, during his 2nd fight with Ichigo, he tells him something about distance not being relevant and all of the sudden, he is inches away from Ichigo, his fingers on his just and heaheartbeat away he was well far from him.”
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What makes his power more fearsome is thathe is immortal,sohis poem will never say that he can die, whichagainincreases his odds of winning a battle.
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The theory has got the fans talking and coming up with intriguing explanations, which showcases that despite being the antagonist of the series, he has hijacked the series, leaving Ichigo in the backseat.
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Bleachcan be rented on Apple TV.
Tushar Auddy
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Tushar Auddy is a Senior Writer at FandomWire, primarily covering WWE. He has contributed to anime, MCU, DCU, animation, and TV Series, giving sharp insights and coming up with his own unique theories, which take the fandom by storm.
