Even if it’s impossible to win against opponent number 5, it would be nice if we could put up a better fight.

In the first place, there’s really no point in Chad’s existence, right?

Inoue plays the role of the heroine, and Ishida is in the position of a surviving Quincy, so they have their roles.

Isn’t it being cut by the ridge instead of the blade with that shape of the sickle?

If you get killed instantly at 5, you probably won’t be able to defeat Aaroniro either.

This is the result of showcasing my training and awakening my true power.

It’s only Chad, who has no convenient abilities like Shunpo or creating footholds, that always gets sent in solo for assaults.

In this area, there was still some defense saying that they were barely ordinary people… but the Fullbringer arc was the final blow.

I was supposed to have attained power on par with Bankai, but of all things, it ended up being Renji’s Bankai.

It’s not quite correct to say we fought…

Chad’s durability is terrible for his build.

Even though Chanichi was almost cut in half and still kept his consciousness, Chad just gets a little sliced and goes right away.

>>14

Because I’m just an ordinary human except for my arms…

>>17

It’s just a story among humans.

The Brasoiski Elder of the Devil, who only had one opportunity to shine.

Ishida couldn’t do anything against the ten blades either…

Bleach uses a lot of Spanish and is popular in Spanish-speaking countries, but I understand that it’s not because of Chad.

Ishida may not have been a star performer, but he definitely put up a good fight against some strong opponents and made some notable contributions, while Chad, on the other hand…

Tendon is no good.

I’ve almost been killed by that idiot Di Roi, so it’s whatever…

A double-page spread → What the… there’s no other way to make an impact; in this manga, defensive types have no rights at all.

After all, Ishida is still recovering from being ill…

After losing to number 8 with two people after turning three digits, Ishida (and Renji) doesn’t have a significant difference in treatment in the Hueco Mundo arc, but there are no depictions of them fighting back, and even their last effort is blocked by a subordinate instead of causing any damage…

Showcase the awakened power! Instant fodder! That’s why the thread image is truly terrible.

They’re reasonably strong, but every time the opponent is unfavorable.

>>33

But I can’t think of any Espada that Chad could likely defeat… If anything, I feel like a direct confrontation with Noitora would be the best match-up…

>>45

I thought there would be a revenge scenario where Yami tears off my arm, back when I was in middle school.

Right after saying that this right hand was the power of defense, it turned out like this, so it’s really disappointing.

Even if a guy who can be instantaneously defeated by Rukia trains a bit…

Characters who are good at defense in Bleach have a really bad matchup situation.

It’s just a pretense to make you fall immediately.

>>36

Chad is not specialized in defense!

Was it judged that there was no need to awaken it later because it didn’t gain popularity?

If the noitra is 1, I could have understood why it would be an instant kill, but it’s 5, so I want to say you should hold on a bit.

I wonder if it would have been different if the Pringles edition had been more like the Chad edition.

>>39

When you dig deeper into the concept of complete manifestation, it leads to a discussion about the Soul King, so even if we take our time, honestly, Chad’s role probably won’t be that significant…

Don’t ask someone who just has a special ability to do the impossible, but that’s true.

Such a terrible way of being treated.

If Ulquiorra instantly defeated Chad and then beat up Ichigo, that would have been safe.

In the very beginning, I was the most reliable man, protecting my comrades from the falling steel beams.

It’s not particularly an amazing setting of being a Shinigami or a Quincy; it’s just a type of complete manifestation technique, and that’s the end of it.

Chadiya

>>44

Because Tsukishima is strong, it ultimately depends on the master’s discretion.

>>46

Ichigo is also losing to this guy… and there are still Ulquiorra and Aizen waiting ahead…

Could it be that Inoue has better shield performance?

>>47

From the perspective of rejecting events, it might be the strongest defense in the story.

>>55

It’s not like that at all, as you can understand from the main story… ?

The recovery is amazing, but everything else is relatively mediocre.

>>59

The defense also reflects Silver Castle’s attacks and prevents Your Majesty’s attacks, so it’s quite impressive.

As for ability, he’s about as skilled as an average vice-captain, you know, Chad…

>>48

I’m stronger than an average vice captain.

>>48

An average vice-captain is too reliant on Ichigo next to them…

It’s pretty sad that even in the final chapter, no one is able to guess a single executive.

If they defeat Miracle with an original anime development, I can forgive it.

>>49

There is zero persuasiveness, and I can’t be forgiven at all.

The higher ranks generally start moving quickly, but Chad has no movement skills.

At least let me have the movement techniques that other guys used in the Fullbring arc…

It’s because it’s right after Grimmjow, but Chad…

If it’s a pointless, inconsequential character like this, then that’s fine too.

The eye-opening episode is interesting, and the character is great.

It’s really interesting that the author has properly assigned them a role and made them an important character responsible for one part.

The shock when it was revealed that it was the Chad arc was truly one of the biggest surprises in the series.

I think Orihime is the strongest when it comes to ability.

The unfortunate camellia is probably just a case of concept disconnection because the user’s way of using it is just not skilled.

I feel like Kubo-sensei’s evasions are quite bad.

>>61

I feel like they simply became bad at building up the excitement in the second half.

Using that physical specification to make a name for yourself in boxing isn’t necessarily a bad thing, but it makes me think…

I think it’s terrible that the holy servant of the Quincy works on this arm.

>>67

That’s because that guy’s holy servant is especially dangerous…

I believe that Anitomo will also include the final form that was missed in the Chad arc.

Just to be clear, Ichigo was having a tough time with only his Bankai when he fought and defeated Dordoni, who should have been more or less equal in power to Banten Gaine, yet he was beating him down overwhelmingly.

I should never be weak…

It’s strange that Ishida was holding on against the second release Ulquiorra.

There’s no way Chad can win against someone stronger than Ichigo with a mask on.

I thought it would be a pattern where the initial companions grow strong together, but it was a bit disappointing that the late-joining Gotei 13 turned out to be the more reliable allies.

>>72

The characters of the Thirteenth Division became too popular…

It’s not that the initial companions are unappealing, but the commanding characters are just too strong in presence.

Ishida, upon reflection, has always been strong.

It’s just too terrible that I couldn’t do anything against someone like Diruoi at all.

To put it another way, when I look at Chad from the time he was fighting in Soul Society, I can’t even slightly imagine him losing to someone like Dirol.

>>74

I interpret that as not having fully recovered.

>>74

No, in the Soul Society arc, Chad only changes his arm to something strange, but he’s almost an ordinary person…

>>80

Well, if the arm just changes to something weird, it could have been bad if a regular person’s attack hit, right? Kyouraku was sweating a bit nervously, which makes him look foolish.

>>74

It’s just that Rukia can normally hold her own against Di Roy, despite being of a higher rank in the officer class…

If you can’t react to Di Loi’s movements, then you probably wouldn’t be able to react to Tatsuemon Enjoji’s sword dance either.

>>90

Those three seats are just too weak, no matter how you look at it.

>>93

In the Eleventh Division, which is said to excel in combat, even the third seat is the strongest, and the difference in speed is only enough for the next ranked archer to chase after Ganju in a game of tag.

Well, Chan was also getting beaten up by Noitra’s subordinates.

>>75

It might be after being completely battered by Grimmjow…

It seems that my power is something close to emptiness.

I thought that in the end my whole body would become a demon, but it was completely my imagination.

…I mean, if you don’t want to let them shine, then why force them to have a role?

I think if the complete manifestation technique had been more popular and the discussions could have gone on longer, various core issues would have come into play.

I’ll take a different route home since Chad is guarding the way back.

To be honest, I wanted to see the scene where everyone from Chanichi Friends stands together at the end.

Ishida is stronger and more helpful than I thought when I look back.

I mean, you’re fighting in a really immature state without the standard equipment of a Quincy, aren’t you? That’s way too strong!

I think it was just the right balance that made everyone break out in cold sweat when they said it would be crazy if it hit during Kyogaku’s time.

The picture shows a power type, but it took a direct hit and suffered no damage.

Although I killed pleasure in an instant, you properly raised my Chad…

In the Chad arc, Chad should originally occupy the position of the White Night, so I think the author doesn’t actually like Chad.

>>91

If it’s Ichigo’s enemy, I don’t like that Chad would kill even a benefactor…

A poem about gripping a sword is cool because…

It’s either a crushing victory or an overwhelming defeat, so there are no best bouts and the impression is weak.

Because the impression is weak, only the story of the defeat is talked about.

Rejecting events can probably prevent anything in theory, but…

I think it’s like the shield part, and the durability of the fairy? is weak, so the defense might not be that great as a result, says Inoue.

Since losing to Kyōraku, it has remained unclear how much stronger they have actually become, as they still give the impression of not being very powerful.

>>99

I feel like the strength of the mid to late game forces is really vague.

Kou Izuru and the revived Grimmjow.

Chad, who defeated the two Arrancars, should have been more active than Renji…

Hikoboshi is also treated quite poorly.

But that’s a gimmick that only works because of the brother who is always in a world of killing and being killed…

At the time of the thread image, there were predictions for Noitra’s second form, so I thought it couldn’t be helped, but once it was revealed that he was focused on defense in the fifth form, he got one-punched and started to look really weak.

I wonder why Chad was treated like some background character while Ishida was able to act like a fool in the Chad arc.

At least let me return to my form…!!

I liked the position of being left behind because of a lack of ability, so I really wanted to see a comeback in the end.

>>107

I guess I can’t rely on your back anymore… I’m a bit surprised that instead of a flag indicating I’ll get strong enough to rely on you again, this situation will continue just like this until the end of the work.

If Rukia is at the level of a seated officer, then why is she almost being killed by Ichigo, who is just a newly appointed Soul Reaper and can take down weaklings with one punch?

>>108

The things related to the Hōgyoku are actually stories after the Shinigami lost their powers in episode 1, so this really has nothing to do with Aizen’s plan or anything like that…

>>108

Well, if you’re facing away and take a direct hit, and then further protect Ichigo, resulting in a fatal wound, there really isn’t a significant gap in power that would allow you to nullify Fishbone D’s attack, so it’s quite possible to die in that scenario.

First of all, Chad is an ordinary person who can’t handle combat at the level of Shunpo or Sonido until he wakes up in the Hueco Mundo, so he’s really weak.

Remembering Garick.

In any case, both Inoue and Chad are on the verge of breaking Tsukishima’s hypnosis themselves due to the contradictions arising from their pasts.

Strangely, they were not said to have done their best.

>>111

As a result, if nothing has been achieved and nothing has been damaged, it will be like that…

>>111

It’s probably because you need to break it, not just try to break it, for catharsis to occur.

>>122

It’s something that should naturally be broken in a work of fiction like hypnosis, I suppose.

>>122

Well, if that’s the case, then the whole situation would change, wouldn’t it?

>>122

By the time you said to apologize, you had already become like Mob A…

Moreover, it ends with the shinigami being active without returning to their original form, what the hell is that?

>>122

It seems that it is still treated as a famous scene that is passed down through generations…

>>111

It’s not that I’m breaking free from hypnosis, I was just causing a self-contradiction and about to experience a mental breakdown…

These days, about the vice captain level.

When I lose to trash, it’s about three seats.

Looking back, the captain we encountered was Kyouraku, so it was an encounter after all.

He was one of the strongest even among the captains of that time.

>>114

Wouldn’t you have really died if it were another captain?

>>120

It was quite lucky that I came across a captain who had a strange feeling about Rukia’s execution.

It’s the worst, Soypon.

>>120

The same result will happen with the East Immortal that Ishida encountered.

Has Chad ever won against anyone other than weaklings?

I understand that the emphasis on setting priorities in the re-evaluation process often compromises the enjoyment of the manga.

The problem is that it doesn’t serve as an excuse for being boring, though.

The technique of complete manifestation itself doesn’t stand out or is hard to understand, and the design also lacks a sense of unity overall and feels bland…

It’s true that there’s a connection with the Spirit King, but that doesn’t mean we’ll do anything about it.

A position like A, who is not the instigator of the accident or a party involved in the accident, but merely a victim of the aftermath of the accident.

The theme of this scene is probably to show that Noitra doesn’t necessarily like winning against weak opponents or something like that.

Chad is being treated poorly.

Was I taken out so quickly…?

When I lost to Kyōraku, it was because I was maintaining my strength, which is why it was so surprising that “that incredibly strong and reliable Chad!?”

At that point, they seemed more reliable than Ichigo.

It can be said that Chad’s specs were ultimately below the captain but above most of the vice-captains, which was a good balance.

>>131

It’s not enough at all!

In the first place, at this point, if they encounter Noitra, wouldn’t everyone, including Ichigo, be out?

>>138

If I had hit before Grimmjow, I probably could have won, right?

>>138

Ichigo might be able to hold his ground to a certain extent if he’s at his best, and Ishida has the advantage with his weapons, so he seems likely to be able to endure.

>>138

It’s true that no one other than Ichigo is enough to deal with the Espada.

Compared to Ishida, who just let Yami eat a lot and freed Zaero Apollo, it leaves a bit of an impression that I lost instantly…

In the end, it’s a bit funny that Chad, who is about average among superhuman beings, is boxing against ordinary people.

I thought I had lowered them to a level where I could defeat them even in Chad, but the Grim Reaper faction is the one I’m up against… that’s what I thought at the time.

>>141

Regardless of ability, strength is clearly deflating.

I couldn’t help but laugh a bit at the sight of someone fighting happily against a guy who seems only to have a limited range of lucky punches.

I can’t fight next to Ichigo, but I can protect the way home.

>>143

I want them to properly walk that path home in the anime.

Encountering the captain-level opponent means that everyone except for Ishida and Yoruichi, who can only participate once, is out, so when you think about it calmly, it’s remarkable that we charged in with such a small force to rescue Rukia.

Because I can comment on inappropriate clothing…

First of all, I can’t think of any characters in this manga that are as favored as people say.

>>146

Is it Aizen?

>>146

Zael Apollo Grants

There will be three opportunities after death.

>>146

The protagonist! …is far from the word privilege, huh?

Heroine!… That’s true.

A popular character among readers! …but it seems they’re not able to shine in the crucial moments.

It’s especially sad that the character Chad is liked by the readers.

In reality, Chad’s contributions are mainly up to the early part of the infiltration into Hueco Mundo.

After that, things really became dull.

Ishida can somewhat defend himself against Ulquiorra, in a way that’s a bit slippery…

It was sad that a man who boldly declared that he would wager his life for Ichigo, stating that there was no greater reason needed for him to risk his life, ended up being brainwashed to the point where he couldn’t even strike someone he considered a benefactor until the end.

If we had a perfect virtual channel, there was definitely a possibility of winning.

Unlike Grimmjow, I don’t have a particularly strong sense of rivalry, and it feels like I might just be beaten down before I can really show my true abilities.

It’s impossible for Ichigo, who was panting against Grimmjow in perfect condition, to defeat Noitra.

Wasn’t the mask only able to last about 10 seconds at this point?

Not just limited to Chad, they are thoroughly strict against striking-type attacks.

Although I trained and became strong from the depths of despair, it’s really strange that there were no notable moments after losing to Noitora until the end of the serialization.

Wasn’t it the case that the poor response to the survey led to the introduction of the Grim Reaper as a boost?

Chanichi is a good person who is always trying hard to help someone as the main character.

There’s no reason to dislike a friend who has complete trust in that protagonist, is quiet but kind to children, and can stand as a shield for others…

Compared to the final stage, it might be better that I was able to win properly during the ability showcase.

Brother hasn’t completely broken Tsukishima’s hypnosis either, and in fact, it’s a little effective even against Yhwach, so Tsukishima’s hypnosis is just too strong.

Since Ishida received a complete spirit body in the anime, I think there’s a chance that Chad could also achieve complete Hollowification.

I think that even if I were to face off against a fully equipped Ichigo at the time of the Grimmjow battle, it would be an even match or with a slight advantage, but I would lose due to running out of time for hollowification.

>>168

It looks like it’s going to turn out like the match between Neliel and Noitra.

Basically, the enemies are favored.

It’s the main character Ginjou from the Chad arc.

Unless there is a significant difference in skill, the one who lands the first attack usually wins, and since it’s necessary to expose the enemy’s abilities from a meta perspective, it often puts the ally side at a disadvantage, especially in the late game…

If I had changed my hairstyle like Kenpachi, I might have become more handsome.

What happened to Tsukishima-san is not hypnosis, but an actual event, so it’s not a matter of breaking or not breaking.

>>173

That’s why I wanted it to be Chad who says “You’re my benefactor, but since you’re Ichigo’s enemy, I’m going to take you down,” not Byakuya.

Ichigo is somewhat weak in the Arrancar arc…

When I say I was favored, I mean the engineers, I suppose.

Urahara and Mayuri areas.

The author didn’t like Chad, did they?

It seemed like there was nothing despite being able to deal with those who died a sacred death.

I think it’s also a problem that Fullbring’s ability is one of the most unclear abilities in the story.

I want anime to properly use the path that Chad is protecting.

>>180

In other words, does that mean Your Majesty will also walk the path that Chad protects…?

Well, since Shiraya isn’t embarrassing himself, I think it’s fine to consider him favorably, right?

In the anime original, they defeated almost all of the fan club at once.

>>181

Excuse me?

>>187

It’s Sasakibe’s fault for not being able to say that it would be taken away if he used Bankai until the very end.

>>190

It’s tough.

When it comes to Ichigo’s best friend, Chad leaves a strong impression, so the way he’s treated in the main story is really disappointing.

If you think about it logically, there are actually no matchups where Chad can win at all.

I wanted to see Chad performing without any reasoning.

>>183

Well, in shounen manga, it’s about smashing through logic with friendship and effort to achieve victory.

I can’t help but expect it.

What’s important is not whether you can beat Noitra, but rather the sad fact that Noitra is chosen to show that he doesn’t want to win against weak opponents… It’s like a feeling of “it’s okay if you don’t win!”

>>185

Even if you’re going to use me as a pawn, at least keep up appearances.

But Chad is a powerful individual, at the vice-captain level, right?

I wonder which is stronger, Bankai or Bald?

>>186

Since Chad, who is equally matched with Grimjow’s subordinate and overwhelmingly stronger than the former Espada, I think it’s safe to say that Chad is the stronger one.

That being the case, one might wonder if that’s really okay.

Well, it’s Chad’s lack of popularity that’s the problem.

It might be.

When I think about it, if Chad wasn’t up against Noitora, he could have become someone who never returned here.