Aren’t we able to meet in the Soul Society?

Always smiling with a wonderful expression, no matter when you see it.

I have someone who possesses the qualities of a spirit king.

No… that’s not what I meant.

This guy is ruining the kind parents and neighbors with his abilities.

A two-layer structure that leaves no openings.

>>11

I should have read the entire series, but I don’t remember this setting…

I had never read Bleach, but this heroine…

It’s not just a lighthearted story; it actually has such a heavy setting…

I often think, how can you always laugh cheerfully and be kind to others with such circumstances?

It’s highly defensive.

If it’s a death god, can they save this woman? Well, it’s not necessarily so.

And so the strength that has grown is the power to protect.

A saint?

In a one-shot, she would be an even tougher woman.

The face is different.

If it’s a one-shot, I’ll die!

>>21

Isn’t it unrelated to ducks?

The one-shot is mostly the same as the Orihime episode, but I feel like there was a story about a parakeet mixed in.

I want to read the one-shot of BLEACH.

It’s not so much about protecting as it is about rejection, so the darkness is reflected.

It seems like an incredibly strong ability, but unfortunately, since it’s in the heroine role, it didn’t have much of an impact.

>>27

In jump manga, concept-based abilities tend to be not very strong.

>>27

If we just take out what I’m doing, I’m actually contributing properly.

It’s not just about being amazing during battles…

They were such a good kid, but you know… because of the story at that time… Tsukishima is the worst.

>>28

That’s not true, Anonymous.

It was all thanks to Tsukishima-san that we headed towards a happy ending, wasn’t it?

In addition to this, bullying is also added, so it’s quite miserable, Inoue.

It seems like Tsukishima is taking all the credit, but it was actually Orihime who healed the Bankai!

But it was all thanks to Tsukishima-san, wasn’t it?

The attack power is weak, and the defense can be easily broken as well.

I really like the time in BLEACH when they were out in the city battling the Hollows…

>>37

Bwahahaha!!

>>37

It’s like a story about how I liked the ghost time in Yu Yu Hakusho?

>>43

The story isn’t the same as it turning into a battle after being a tale of human emotions.

There’s no helping it; normally, you don’t actively talk about things like this.

Unbreakable rejection barrier

And in the one-shot version, the protagonist also dies.

Although only Orihime couldn’t fix Zangetsu, it seems that Tsukishima couldn’t fix it either, given that they had to make a special retry, so it’s definitely true that he is one of the MVPs of the final battle.

I’m casually doing something that shouldn’t be taken lightly, like rejecting events.

Which one of them was flirting from over there…?

Breasts?

Did you use your breasts, Inoue?

Well, I’m not so oblivious that I wouldn’t notice someone’s feelings, nor am I a man who would embarrass a woman.

I was going to say that, but I’m starting to feel like it was pretty stupid.

It’s pretty crazy how casually they’re fixing other people’s flaws.

I think it’s a pretty broken ability that allows one to live normally after the decisive battle.

The side of the Grim Reaper has amazing and convenient abilities, but since they were originally an ordinary person, thinking that it’s different to casually ask for help or involve them is, in hindsight, very rational.