It has the shape of a white beard, right?

Don’t get vulgar tattoos on your face.

Why is Hisaki treated like a disappointing guy when he’s actually pretty cool?For Pepe-sama…

I feel like I could understand it because I don’t know what it means to reap a life.

It appears during urinary stones.

I have no obligation to be spoken ill of.

Looking at the QA, even among the master, that’s how it’s treated.

A man who is said to be liked by newcomers from other teams because of his good looks, and whether he is admired by his subordinates is beside the point; he is not disliked.

It’s possible to look cool and be well put together, yet still be disappointing.

At the time of the Thousand Year Blood War, I had not yet reached Bankai.

Your usual behavior is kind of like that of a high school boy.

A man who took his motorcycle home, rode it wildly, and was taken away.
Was it?

He’s not a bad guy, though…

He’s not a bad guy at all; in fact, he’s definitely a good guy with a strong sense of professionalism and ethics, and on top of that, he’s a skilled editor of the Soul Society Communications while also serving as the vice-captain.
That’s too bad, separate from that.

A somewhat disappointing person.

In its initial release, even a Zanpakuto without any special abilities suddenly gains them when it undergoes its Bankai.

I’m being a ronin, after all.

Is it shyness or something else that leads amateurs to lose excessively and not let the cool ones shine?

The cool eye scar is a bit sad because it’s just a trauma from past failures.

I understand that the image looks cool, but…
Well, I guess that’s the funny part…

The strength of the lines and the person’s strength don’t really match.

I am a victim of Tosen and Pepe, but it’s their fault for making it interesting.

Is it okay that this one, which uses the sickle motif that one normally imagines first when hearing about the Grim Reaper?

I got my ladder pulled from under me in the East Mountain…

I think it might be that kind of culture if everyone is getting tattoos, but it’s just this guy who has something as silly as this.

You brought back the guitar and got scolded, didn’t you?

The way the teasing character is casually taking it out on Captain 69 and being easily manipulated is disappointing.

The de facto protagonist of the gag manga Karaburi.

The sickle is not something that originally came with it; rather, it reflects the desire to embody the exemplary shinigami of Hisaoki, which is just too fanboyish.

It’s a sickle, but not the typical death scythe; it’s a kusarigama!

Bankai isn’t some cheap cheat type thing or anything like that.
It’s strong but difficult to use… that kind of thing adds to the vice-captain vibe.

After all, it’s the person who scored a big victory by defeating Tosen-san.

It can’t be helped, since the main body is a chain.

I only knew this panel, so I thought it was the villain.

In the game, it’s funny that only Hisaki has a guitar motion.

I think it’s really great that the zanpakuto, which I thought had the form of reaping lives, actually had the ability to connect lives.

He was a man who took his motorcycle home, sped away, and was confiscated.

>No.1317466999It’s cool even now.

There’s no reason to speak ill of Captain Tosen…!

One thing that surprises those who start to properly observe yellowtail.
The scene where lives are reaped comes quite late.

In everyday scenes, it’s usually disappointing…

Isn’t Renji’s eyebrow tattooed too?

When it matters, they really shine and are incredibly talented, but their disappointments outweigh that—they’re a remarkable person.

After all, when you hear “grim reaper,” it might have been good to use the scythe motif that you originally imagine first.

When I was a BLEACH airhead, I thought he was something like Chan’s older brother.

I think the ability to connect lives is really great.
It’s unfortunate that the scythe-wielding reaper, who has come out with great preparation, is in this state.

He is probably not a bad guy; in fact, he’s definitely a good guy, has a strong sense of professionalism and ethics, and on top of that, he’s skillful at editing the Soul Society Communications while also serving as the vice-captain.
That aside, it’s a shame.

Wait, that scene with the thread picture came out in Esesta! The battles with Yamata and Tosen were so cool, right!

In the SS edition, I just lost to the blue peacock in a reversal.