In reality, I can’t do that much.

It seems that one cannot create illusions in a place where there is nothing.

>>2

The first Kenpachi’s Bankai is a natural enemy…?

>>2

It is possible to make a fly look like a dragon and a swamp look like a flower field.

>>2

During Halibel’s time, she probably showed a barrier that consolidated her spiritual pressure, so she can probably do it.

I can mess with Your Majesty’s sense of time.

>>5

I got hit twice, and I still can’t see through the complete hypnosis itself.

This initial release is too strong!

>>18

It probably won’t work on someone with a spiritual pressure that’s too high compared to mine, but this guy is decent enough in that aspect, so there shouldn’t be many who are immune.

You’re just making it look like a bald head, making it look like a corpse, and making it look like Hinamori, aren’t you?

Make myself look like Ichigo Kurosaki.

Is spiritual perception beyond the five senses?

The difficulty of illusions and hallucinations lies in the fact that anything goes in storytelling, rather than in actual strength.

The ability to select the future seen through foresight becomes key to conquering it, and that was so beautiful that it felt like everything was perfectly fine.

Well, it’s convenient, but it doesn’t solve everything on its own, and a lot of personal effort is quite important.

>>12

It seems like they’re holding a Zampakuto lecture every time a new recruit joins each squad.

When exactly was I under the illusion that I wasn’t using the mirror flower, water moon? By shrouding this in ambiguity, it is possible to confuse both the author and the reader.

That’s not good, it’s careless.

Don’t run away!!!

>>19

Why do I feel uncomfortable? I’m going home now.

That’s the kind of escape.

The illusion of a flower in the mirror and the moon on the water is quite something, but the owner’s abilities are off the charts…

>>20

It seems that it’s annoying when someone incredibly strong has abilities like this.

In the novel, just hinting at “mirror flower, water moon” made all my allies unable to act, so it really is incredibly strong.

Under hypnosis, this guy was torn to shreds by a few squad leaders.

Still, Hinamori who doesn’t die is stronger.

>>23

I don’t think it’s almost hit…

I think something is necessary to show hallucinations.

If that’s not the case, then there’s no need for Bach to be pierced by the fact that I look like Kurosaki Ichigo.

It’s not a power that a super gorilla should have.

It’s uncertain if it’s the strongest, but there’s no doubt it’s a powerful ability.

If a sword has no attack power, the main body has to put in more effort, which is the same for Hirako.

Hirako probably struggled a lot with abandoning the incantation in the 90s.

Well, it’s easy to be cited as an example of poor hypnosis in creative works.

In other words, if you attack everything visible within your line of sight, you will hit something.

Since Uzunohana will be revived later, it’s fine to go into massacre mode.

The mountain old man burned everything.

If Kyouraku uses his Bankai indiscriminately over the whole area, Aizen will be in a lot of trouble.

>>32

So the main performance is like a gorilla, huh?

The conclusion is reached that being like Sanagi Man is better than having such abilities.

>>33

I thought at least they should show Bankai in the story.

It’s really difficult to handle things like hypnosis and illusions in manga, isn’t it?

Instead of turning the whole world into an illusion,

It seems that the range of application is surprisingly narrow because it causes things to be misidentified as something else.

Instead, the sustainability and the number of participants are strange.

In addition to having all statuses from A to S, I feel that I can finally get close to the top tier of fighting power by using Kyoka Suigetsu.

Unlike similar types like Hirako and Tosun, Aizen is also a gorilla in his true form, so as long as you don’t come at me with Yamamoto’s level, it should be manageable…

To be honest, I can’t lose to someone like the first Kenpachi no matter what, but if I waste unnecessary time, I won’t be able to deal with Yamaji, so I’ll head back quickly.

You can make a fly look like a dragon, but you can’t show a dragon in an empty place.

It’s not that we can’t win, but I guess everyone would hate to be used up like that, Aizen.

>>41

Even if I happen to run into Captain Unohana, I wouldn’t necessarily lose.

It’s truly an abnormal situation that Captain Unohana has performed Bankai, and it’s over because Yamaji is coming.

Even if I can hide my spiritual pressure with Kyoka Suigetsu, the fact that Captain Unohana went on a rampage will be exposed and it will all be over.

Moreover, they’re incredibly strong and causing a ruckus while healing, so it will definitely take time.

If Mountain Grandpa goes all out, he can generally defeat them.

When the mountain old man gets serious, the world becomes physically problematic.

The impression is that it’s treated as something crazy that can take almost anything in terms of storytelling, rather than just the strength itself.

>>43

I was under the illusion that I hadn’t been using Kyoka Suigetsu for a long time, but once I start thinking like that, it becomes anything goes like in a manga…

Having cheat abilities is unfair because being strong without them is already overpowered, isn’t it?

At the point of being able to deceive Your Majesty, anything goes.

While you can be misled, if there is a slight sense of discomfort, it will become evident, so it’s clear that the bald person has been trying quite hard.

The owner is also not completely relying on the illusion of the moon reflected in water, which is problematic.

Would you like to take a look at this mirror flower, water moon instead?

>>49

No matter when I look at it, there’s just no strategy at all…

It always feels like a big deal, so I could easily be fooled, but it’s actually quite a tightrope walk all the time.

After all, indigo dyeing itself has attacking capabilities due to its magical properties.

>>54

Hirako has performance that’s generally like a lower tier version of indigo dye.

>>59

Even a lower version is excellent.

>>59

Hirako has an exceptionally high level of communication skills…

I don’t trust my Bankai after Yoiichi-san.

What kind of ability is Bankai? Please teach me, teacher!

Recently, Jump has experienced an unprecedented boom in illusion techniques, and before I knew it, it faded away.

>>57

It’s really the fault of Aizen and Itachi, isn’t it?!

>>57

There was the rampant use of genjutsu in NARUTO…

>>73

I like the way Sasuke uses genjutsu to mislead about the remaining Sharingan during the battle against Danzo.

>>73

The hallucinations of Reborn were no longer just hallucinations; they were something else entirely.

The problem is that the story can be overturned at any time later.

Well, if you say that, it generally applies to illusion-type abilities.

I want a limit on the number of times, at least within a certain time period.

>>58

Someone who copied “Kyōka Suigetsu” in a novel was saying that its consumption is intense, so it’s a really inefficient zanpakutō.

Well, it doesn’t matter because I’m a spiritual pressure gorilla.

>>69

Is it the light magic staff of Baron?

>>69

I think that, regarding this, the reason a low-efficiency ability emerged is precisely because it’s a spirit pressure gorilla in terms of the setting of the zanpakuto.

Ishi too.

“I say that we probably won’t meet again, but there’s no way we won’t meet.”

I think there is a disadvantage to Bankai in that it completely lifts the hypnosis from Shikai.

Not realizing that it’s more about the effort put in rather than the ability itself is quite unfair.

Ai Zome Souusuke has been captured.

Is there a reason for someone to have such extraordinary spiritual power? Is it just talent?

>>70

Talent

>>70

I think it’s talent without any particular reason, just like Ken-chan.

Unlike nobles, who are consistently strong but don’t have outliers, the wild can produce monsters like Mountain Grandpa, Shiro-chan, Ken-chan, and Aizome.

>>70

There may be some reason, but even Ai-zome doesn’t know.

It seems that the master has also worked out the specifics of the Bankai.

I think it must be quite difficult to handle, especially since they don’t use their Bankai even in moderate tight situations.

The person doesn’t seem to really like it, but in various ways, it’s a talent suited for indigo dyeing…

>>74

I think it can only produce something sticky because it’s a Zanpakuto that transcribes a part of my soul.

Indigo dyeing is on another level, so let’s set that aside. As for Hirako’s ability, there probably isn’t any way to break through other than to launch indiscriminate area attacks like Bambi-chan…

Bugs tend to appear quite casually in that world, don’t they?

The ability of the Hueco Mundo Stone might have been Aizen’s Bankai.

It feels like turning fantasy into reality.

Everything is being strategized to win against Yamaji, as there are hardly any means to deal damage other than direct attacks with the zanpakutō against him, making it difficult to face Yamaji.

I wonder how far I can go against the Zero Division.

>>81

Whether the Shattering Orb will respond to the monk is probably what it all comes down to…

The mountain elder was trying to defeat indigo dyeing with his bare hands.

If it’s normal indigo dye, I could really defeat it.

If you really knew from the time Hirako was in his mom’s womb, then the wild line would disappear, but I guess it’s just provocation after all.

>>88

That’s a simple insult.

Hirako became suspicious because he was sure that the reverse stroke liked Aizen, and thought, “This guy is definitely trash.”

People whose abilities cause their super special moves in games to just be simple slashes.

>>89

Isn’t it a complete incantation Kido?

>>91

Before the conclusion of the Arrancar Arc, in Heat the Soul, there were times when enemies would show illusions and make you go “Huh? Huh?” while feeling a stabbing sensation.

The zanpakutō is based on a part of one’s soul, so it’s only natural that it is born with Aizen’s specific fuel efficiency.

>>92

Wasn’t it a mistake to activate it before absorbing the Soul King in the first place?

>>138

I ran out of time because of the mirror flower, water moon.

It’s not because I talked too much.

I think if I were to somehow use Bankai, I would become confused and not even know how much of it is fiction and how much is reality.

I don’t need something like that anymore since I have the Shattered Jewel! I like that part.

>>95

Still, I like bringing it to the Bach battle.

>>122

It’s not just bringing it; it’s integrated, so I can’t let go anymore.

>>131

“I will become the mirror flower, water moon.”

It’s crazy that growth in strength continues even while being restrained and confined by the Shard of Ruin.

It seems like I might eventually be able to escape from the cycle on my own.

>>96

To be honest, I think I could leave if I wanted to…

I’ve just become more of a stance where I feel it’s okay to watch the world’s future for a while, so I’m not taking any action.

Kyōka Suigetsu is triggered by sight, so it doesn’t work if the opponent is blind…

He is just a captain-level Shinigami in the Soul Society, possessing both exceptional qualities as a researcher and a knack for manipulating people’s hearts.

It seems convenient for dieting.

>>98

It is also possible to make bean sprouts look like a T-bone steak.

The demon way is strong, isn’t it?

I guess I need a target for this ability after all.

How was Aizen showing himself until Hitsugaya stabbed him?

>>103

Hinamori is incredibly strong.

>>103

The theory that if you create a wall of demon techniques, it can mislead, so the void is placed in a haphazard manner.

Complete hypnosis doesn’t have the ability that you would feel from the word itself.

So strong, but…

I love the part where you’re saying “Welcome to my Soul Society” while being bound to a chair.

>>106

The strength of indigo dyeing is having a mental attitude that remains relaxed no matter the circumstances.

That bald guy was demonstrating work comparable to Aizome right next to Hirako.

As soon as indigo dye enters my field of vision, I become a target for hypnosis, and without a release word, it’s over.

>>110

Moreover, because the appearance of the sword is the same and there’s no need for motion, it’s genuinely impossible to distinguish whether it was activated or not, and when it was deactivated.

If I can control the sense of touch, it seems like I should be able to inflict pain too.

>>111

It’s not that I can manipulate sensations with pinpoint accuracy like Hirako; rather, it’s a ability to mislead the subject.

>>124

In other words, if one could mistake a fly landing for being bitten by a dragon, that would be a huge damage! …Right?

>>111

I can’t control it anyway.

It only creates an illusion of the way the object feels when touched.

If you combine the kind of spiritual awareness illusions that Kyoraku did with the Moon-Flower Water-Moon, you can catch someone off guard.

It’s not something to worry about in a cartoonish way, but who is that bald guy?!

“Are you the one talking about hope?! But I guess it’s because they’re trying their best for the sake of the world.”

Well, the bad personality doesn’t change, right?

A trustworthy pawn that was made to learn the behavior of indigo dyeing.

Alternatively, a concrete manifestation of flowers, water, and the moon…

>>116

I understand the reason for not using Bankai.

Even if the person is weak or foolish, it is hard to say that it has the best abilities because effective use might not be possible.

From the perspective of the opposing side, like Hirako, the optimal solution would be to retaliate with an all-out firepower attack and blow everything away.

Unlike Hirako, having high base specs and not easily being defeated is a troublesome matter.

The theory that if you’re seeing every future, you’re also seeing my initial release is something I like.

To be honest, I think that even if someone with weak spiritual pressure has it, as long as they don’t break the seal, they can still do the bare minimum of their job.

>>126

Just causing a minor misrecognition at critical points is incredibly annoying.

Big brother is too mentally unstable; it’s strange that he can defeat past alterations with brute force.

>>128

The incident of Rukia’s execution makes it very convincing.

When the subject is required but can be shown as anything from a fly to a dragon while ignoring volume, it’s already broken.

I can show you my favorite play, but it feels like we need actors just to fill the numbers.

In the end, it seems that communication skills and charm will be necessary to make it easier to move the people who serve as pawns.

Is it really possible to activate the mirror flower, water moon just by seeing Aizen now?

Isn’t it so damn awful?

If you reach the ultimate level, you might become one with the sword.

It’s the same as the last crescent moon, isn’t it?

>>136

But was Ichigo’s sword back then not a Zanpakuto…? Since it was the Shinigami power he received from Rukia, is it technically a Zanpakuto?

If the Kuchiki siblings could be used, would a hallucination of drawing collapse occur?

It appears that there is a discussion about a mountain of corpses, and since there is no suspicion raised about the content of that discussion, even if it is stated that there are only misunderstandings in the story, the range of possibilities is quite wide.

>>141

I didn’t feel any smell of blood either.

>>141

Since it was found that increasing the accuracy consumes a lot of spiritual pressure, in the Soul Society arc, Aizen is constantly consuming spiritual pressure like an idiot.

But it’s a gorilla, so it’s okay!!!!!!!

>>146

It’s unfair that you could succeed just because you were basically a gorilla.

The best ability for someone who can unabashedly spout a bunch of lies.

Normal brainwashing can be done separately (I was controlling the gatekeeper).

A strategist with strong jutsu and karate who has a shitty spiritual pressure tank necessary for delicate control.

I hate it so much.

>>148

The worst time is when you can’t maintain your composure against a stronger opponent.

Basically, aside from artificial beings like Ichigo, strong ones have no reason.

It’s a world where being strong comes from being born strong.

Also, to those who have resistance to things like mind control or changing existence.

No, it’s just that they are misrecognizing it; it’s not like they are completely manipulating the mind, and that reasoning smells fishy.

The part where Yhwach, who forcefully nullified the Black Ant transformation, was also affected.

Kyouka Suigetsu seems to have a really bad personality…

As expected, excluding Mugetsu Ichigo, Aizen has the highest spiritual pressure, right?

Because you act confident saying you can do anything, you seem invulnerable.

If this were Hanataro’s zanpakuto, it would be full of flaws and talk non-stop.

What kind of illusion would cause such a time misperception…

>>157

It expertly makes you forget time with its clever storytelling.

>>161

The sword has nothing to do with it anymore.

>>157

Is it the ability to show A to B that made you feel like you were seeing a different time at the desired time?

>>164

It’s the ability to deceive all senses, so I guess it can deceive the sense of time as well.

>>164

I wonder if I was speaking really slowly, making it easy to misunderstand during our normal conversation.

>>176

That’s a trick like Hirako.

>>157

Later, whether it looks like Kurosaki Ichigo or not, over there it’s either Kido or pure conversational skill.

Although strong in ability, it seems wasteful that the high spiritual pressure of the individual can only be utilized for the precision of hypnosis.

>>158

If you draw a zanpakuto where the spiritual pressure becomes power as it is, you could surpass Yamaji.

It all started because an incredibly dangerous ability user suddenly popped up, which is how the three realms were created!

It’s basically a hypnosis app, isn’t it?

>>162

One’s own will cannot be changed.

>>163

It’s awful that I can’t think of anything that comes to mind with hypnosis, even though I’m saying it’s complete hypnosis.

>>168

You don’t like it, do you? My zanpakuto’s ability is called “Target Misrecognition.”

>>168

Since it’s only a single misidentification of the target, the effect of what they’re calling hypnosis is quite disappointing.

>>178

It’s amazing that all the guys who meet the conditions can be targeted at once…

>>162

Since I cannot bend my will, it’s really something different.

>>166

Does that mean it was a complete illusion and not complete hypnosis…?

>>177

It’s just an illusion because I can’t show it in a place where there’s nothing, but it’s a bit more troublesome.

>>162

The mental manipulation that’s being overly used in apps is slightly different in direction.

Well, there are people who will bite back saying that’s not hypnosis, but erotic hypnosis is in a different context than the original meaning of hypnosis.

I was trying to gain the upper hand over Hirako.

The difficulty of handling it is probably about the same…

It’s true that being strong is strong, but the essence of Aizen’s strength is not just that.

Mirrors and flowers can mislead and cause one to grasp a microphone and a penis.

But maybe it’s terrible that it seems like a cheap mislead could completely shut down a battle of hypnotic abilities.

“I had already hypnotized myself in advance through the app so that I wouldn’t be manipulated! “Complete hypnosis is not mind control.”

Such terrible things can happen.

I think discussions about strength are attractive enough to be debated for such a long time.

I wonder what kind of life one must live to develop such a kink.

I wonder if “complete hypnosis” is just something the person is exaggerating on their own…

>>183

I think this is part of Aizen’s strategy, to the point of complete hypnosis.

Doubt can create a dark paranoia.

Since when have you been under the illusion that “complete hypnosis” is hypnosis?

I don’t know when I was using it, and it’s a slightly different ability from spiritual interference.

This game is so bad.

The point that it’s not an ability to manipulate the subject at will is what makes it so strong.

To explain in detail is troublesome, so it’s easier to just settle it with complete hypnosis…

I think the idea that those who have strong power should work to improve the world comes from not knowing one’s own origins.

(The Emperor is speaking quite slowly today…)

Complete hypnosis is not complete hypnosis.

The omniscient and omnipotent is not omniscient and omnipotent.

It’s just that kind of name.

>>193

Thoroughly change the past.

But the contradictions drive me crazy.

Your foolish abilities should be complete hypnosis.

It’s interesting… You don’t believe my words now, but do you believe my words from the past?

Perhaps the ability of complete hypnosis comes from concepts like misrecognition or illusion induced by suggestion.

The underlying concept is different from hypnosis apps in erotic doujin and such.