Who would you say is Ichigo's main rival?
Who would you say is Ichigo's main rival?
Thomas Smith
Elijah Cook
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Daniel Gray
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Eli Hernandez
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Shounentards with surface level reading skills was not the correct audience for kubo's story
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Brody Peterson
Grimmjow, despite his relatively short screen time. Renji was only a rival in the SS arc and became a straight up bro after that, Uryu could count, but their rivalry was largely ignored and downplayed until the final arc.
Gavin Perez
Without a solid grasp of theoretical physics, one can't really appreciate soft seinen like Bleach
William Carter
>No argument
Christopher Cook
All of this just show that Kubo lack ability to write a story that is deep yet fun to read.
Kevin Mitchell
He has quite a few. Uryu, Renji, Grimmjow, Ulquiorra, Aizen.
Nathaniel Sanders
Someone stylin' on Kubo HARD.
Oliver Taylor
>write a story that is deep yet fun to read.
For you.
Carson Gonzalez
user, why blame Kubo for your lack of reading comprehension?
Aaron Roberts
Kubo's editor.
Andrew Johnson
Get the fuck out of that meme translation
Christopher Hernandez
competent writing
and it lost
Juan Stewart
fullbring arc
William Carter
what if he (and lilynette) actually survived and joined the shinigami's side, and they somehow weren't instantly halibel'd as a result?
Do you think he'd be allowed in soul society afterwards, maybe even join the gotei 13? would he just allowed to go back to las noches amicably since he's clearly no threat to anyone, or would they execute him anyway? Not a good look but understandable.
Maybe he'd just hang out with the vizards seeing as they are his closest relatives, Shinji would be able to recognize his sincerity and that would be enough for the rest of them.
Joshua Morgan
Why do people do this? Overanalyze a work that is clearly vacuous and lacks meaning?
Is it a coping mechanism of some kind? Reading through all of this, the best description I can give it is zombie writing. The words are stringed to make grammatical sense, but they're completely empty, meaningless and lack any sensible foundation.
It's really really sad.
Robert Davis
>Reading through all of this
Sure user
Brayden Smith
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Daniel Young
>Ichigo's main rival
Unironically himself
Jaxson Brown
I’m a huge Bleach fan and I love the lore but honestly it’s not deep at all. If it’s ever deep it’s a rarity or a stretch.
Kubo admitted he makes it up as he goes along and he just likes drawing cool things. He even admits he just draws cool characters and writes a story around them, that’s why the cast is so much over bloated.
It’s why I hate you tubers who try to analyze dbz as if it’s got some deep theme or meaning to tell, the authors themselves don’t give it this much thought. It just makes me cringe.
Levi Hall
The rule of shounen has always been whoever is the MCs partner in the final battle is the designated main rival.
So it would be Renji, and considering he’s the first main opponent it fits.