EPT[Manga] Bleach - Page 362
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alone
Poland410 Posts
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sumsaR
Sweden1812 Posts
On June 14 2013 19:57 alone wrote: Not sure if i follow, by kamikaze baddies you mean average capitans n vice capitans? The final shizzle is rather somethning above bankai, so not everyone knows about it and even less can use it (if any). I.e. those that throw away their lives for whatever reason. | ||
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Forikorder
Canada8840 Posts
On June 14 2013 17:39 igotmyown wrote: How did his Dad know about the Final Form anyway? We had always assumed his dad lost his powers because he used it himself, but it turns out he just wanted to impress/save the mother. So apparently every generic captain can learn the final form? theres no law that saids you have to use it as soon as you know it, he learned the final form jsut has never been in such a spot that he needs to use it | ||
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ddrddrddrddr
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Forikorder
Canada8840 Posts
On June 15 2013 01:43 ddrddrddrddr wrote: So when are we going to get to find out why Orihime and Chad have their respective powers? there fullbringers | ||
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ddrddrddrddr
1344 Posts
Oh... didn't pay attention to those... Weren't there speculation that Chad had hollow powers? And Orihime's powers aren't so special after all? | ||
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sumsaR
Sweden1812 Posts
No. Her and Chad's powers are spiritual manifestations of their souls which the Hōgyoku prompted. Not fullbring. Atleast not until Kubo decides to retcon it. | ||
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Forikorder
Canada8840 Posts
On June 15 2013 01:58 sumsaR wrote: No. Her and Chad's powers are spiritual manifestations of their souls which the Hōgyoku prompted. Not fullbring. Atleast not until Kubo decides to retcon it. and why then was Chad hanging out with the fullbringers? | ||
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AXygnus
Portugal1008 Posts
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sumsaR
Sweden1812 Posts
... In any case, it matters not what they are, because Kubo will change it at some point in a way or another with a "Kubo twist"™. | ||
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Vortok
United States830 Posts
But we're right back to Ichigo being everything ever that he could possibly be and then some, and he wasn't even trying yet. Sigh... | ||
flamewheel
FREEAGLELAND26781 Posts
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sumsaR
Sweden1812 Posts
On June 15 2013 02:54 flamewheel wrote: remember when that spiky haired teenager kid used to train to get his stuff Training?! That's not how you get power-ups! New enemies prompt it automatically! | ||
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Sufficiency
Canada23833 Posts
Why is this series called "Bleach" anyway? Has this word ever been mentioned in the manga? | ||
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shark.
593 Posts
On June 15 2013 04:05 Sufficiency wrote: So... I have a question.... Why is this series called "Bleach" anyway? Has this word ever been mentioned in the manga? Something to do with "Death Gods" being depicted as black and Kubo wanting a title that challenged that depiction and white complementing black as a colour or along those lines iirc. | ||
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sumsaR
Sweden1812 Posts
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KiF1rE
United States964 Posts
On June 15 2013 04:12 shark. wrote: Something to do with "Death Gods" being depicted as black and Kubo wanting a title that challenged that depiction or along those lines iirc. maybe, or it could be why the quincy's clothes are so white.... how do they seriously keep them clean! on a serious note, i wonder if this plot is going anywhere that will lead to something interesting or if we already had that... | ||
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BurningSera
Ireland19621 Posts
The title wasn't Bleach when Tite Kubo decided to draw a story about Shinigami. This was before he drew the one-shot manga that appeared in Akamaru Jump. The weapon wasn't a sword, but a scythe. Only Rukia had a scythe and the other characters used guns. At that point, the title was Snipe (as in "Sniper"). Right before he started drawing, he began to think that a sword would be better and realized he couldn't use Snipe as a title anymore. He began looking for a title that grasped the bigger picture. Shinigami are associated with the color black, but it would have been boring to use "black". "White", on the other hand, can suggest black as a complementary color. So Tite Kubo chose "bleach" to evoke the impression of the color white. Somehow the title shows the deepness of the manga. | ||
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growl
United States203 Posts
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Chillax
England585 Posts
On June 15 2013 05:47 growl wrote: If you take the "le" out of "Bleach", you get "Bach". The new villain is named Juha Bach. Coincidence? Or did Kubo plan that from the start?? You don't seriously believe Kubo ever had a plan? | ||
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