To be honest, the character wasn’t that interesting while watching the main story…

Somehow, even the dog came over… I can’t take this seriously…

When fighting Yami, Kenpachi seemed to be having a lot of fun.
It seems there was an event that made it feel boring from over there.

Aren’t you bad at drawing enemy characters that get infinitely stronger, Master?

It’s more delicate than it looks.

To be honest, if they are both at their best, they are definitely stronger than Ichigo in his hollow form.

It’s nice to fantasize in an emotional direction while thinking about settings and various things later on.
To be honest, after actually reading it, I might have thought it was a big letdown of a letdown.

Arrancars are basically mental health issues.

Ah, I understand, but whether it’s convincing or interesting is a different matter.

The relationship with dogs is normally emotional.

I was reading back through the Stark threads since one was posted earlier, and it turns out that he was actually a seriously dangerous guy… he just couldn’t go all out… Even reading it with the context, something felt off… So the Stark battles weren’t really that exciting.
Maybe he’s definitely weaker than Stark, but I still like Ulquiorra, who seemed to fight seriously and strong.

Every time Stark’s comrades die, his motivation keeps decreasing.

Hollows are also just voids, aren’t they?

To be honest, regarding Yami, it might be asking too much of the readers to read between the lines to get excited in an Ulquiorra emo way.
I feel that the accumulation and portrayal of the beauty that isn’t shown and the goodness of subtle hints were too superficial.
The gaze towards the dog felt quite well-balanced.

If I could have given it my all as set, I would have been incredibly strong… Although I can somewhat understand that, it’s not particularly interesting.

Reading the setting collection made me realize for the first time that these guys were definitely having casual conversations; otherwise, I honestly found it pretty insignificant and overlooked it in the main story.

Looking back, it was information I should have known wasn’t true if we weren’t close, that when spiritual pressure builds up, the selfishness increases.

I think it’s well done that the mental health issue is due to the emptiness, but I wish the Arrancar had been handled better.

The Espada are from 0 to 9! After getting all hyped up, there were no particularly intense battle scenes, and then the scene changed and they had already lost or something like that.

I never thought there would be a bottom called masculine at this time.

The Arrancar are all pretty much like mentally unstable people from the outset, which is definitely true, but their battle hype is so poorly executed that I wish they could do something more about it.

Even for the very popular Ken-chan, if he used his Bankai and exhibited abilities that seem like this, it would be quite disappointing.

If getting angrier makes you stronger without limit, then you might truly be the strongest, but enemies likely won’t wait for you to reach that point.

Even if Yami were to show her strong points by giving it her all, it doesn’t seem like it would become an interesting content…

Why are you repeating it with Masculine and Gerald after failing with Yummy?!
Did you not have the recognition that you failed?

The strategy for the superstar is still provided, but for the miracle, that’s already done.

As a result of adhering to undisclosed settings, the master thinks that advancing the story without deepening the characters leads to a disappointing development and lack of impact.

The superstar match is seriously insane.
I can’t believe it’s someone that requires 3 to 4 team leaders to take down.
Because of the silly character, it just makes me think that this guy is strong! Instead, I can only say, “the captain is weak…”
If only that character stuck to their principles, it wouldn’t be so bad, but in the end, their true nature is that of a base little villain, which is the worst.

The miraculous way to defeat has been unlocked, but it feels really strong that despite being attacked that much, I still can’t defeat it.

When I look back after being told, there are definitely descriptions that make me feel like these guys are really at a friend’s distance, right?

What the master wanted to draw was a strange friendship story between the emotionless person and the awkward, large creature.
I didn’t read it that way when it was serialized…

The most outrageous thing is the battle with Zael Apollo, where he keeps introducing new abilities and then stopping.

It’s already been said, but the No. 0 Yami looks big but doesn’t seem stylish or strong at all, which is quite tough to handle.
It might be the intended design direction for the character, but it actually makes things feel even tougher.

The image of this guy getting along with Ulquiorra is just too funny.

My legs are gross, you know?

Too many disappointments next week because of saying “I’m dead” → “I’m not dead” or “I felt it” → “I didn’t feel it.”

When you think about it, the scene where Ulquiorra’s death is noticed has an emotional element, like when Chad, who is bad at sensing spiritual pressure, realizes that Chan-ichi’s spiritual pressure has disappeared…?
Chanichi, who says he understands the feelings of the opponent he fought, is questioning whether this guy doesn’t care at all that his comrades are dead!?

Having understood various things, reading it again reveals a character with depth, but on the first encounter, I genuinely had no thoughts other than what the heck was this guy.

My favorite among the full release names and zanpakuto designs is “Pray, Holy Cry Mantis (Santa Teresa),” but I kind of forgot about the fight with Noitra, and I just reread it the other day!
Wasn’t the Noitra battle this boring…? Also, the moment Santa Teresa said the code and struck a pose was the peak…

By the way, it was mentioned before, but the scene with many characters gathered together is really amazing.

“When 10 became 0, and I became the 0th Espada, Yammy Llargo! I really like that development.”

The battle against Zaeel Apollo is still better just because there is the flavor of Mayuri-sama.

The battles with Ken-chan and Ichigo against Grimmjow are the only interesting ones.

Zael Apollo was feeling pretty good thanks to the hundred-year grace of Mayuri-sama, coming back to life as a weakened mummy after Nemu’s birth, making me go “whoa, so stylish!” But reading it all the way through, the process is quite messy and problematic.

Noitra is tedious even if limited to just the fight with Kenpachi.
It’s hard! → The eye is definitely going to cut → There was a hole → When I put in strength, it really cut.
“I’m just wasting turns.”

Setting that doesn’t come to the surface is good, but isn’t that kind of a bad way to compliment it as a creation?
There’s no doubt that the interesting parts are quite a fun manga, but…

Considering the time spent obtaining it, it’s definitely too early to make it unusable through virtualization.

To be honest, the only interesting battle among the Espada was with Grimjow.

I was paralyzed because of Zaera Apollo, but was it really that long, Noitora?

Following Noitra weekly was hell, seriously… The problem is, even if you read the comic in one go, it’s not that interesting, which is frustrating about him…

He becomes infinitely stronger when angry, but if a friend dies, sadness takes precedence over anger; a pathetic setting.

It’s hard to say that I really like either the Superstars battle or the Crazy Uncle battle.

I think it’s better that everyone is saying various things, but at least they are showing that they can fight properly.
Haribel, who is extremely popular solely for her sexiness but doesn’t look strong at all and hardly made any impact, is personally the worst for me.

A well-prepared setup for a big move that takes a decent amount of time! → Not effective.
It gives the impression that it all started with Zael Apollo.

Everyone is too uninterested in Zomari.

All I can say is that Hallibel’s match was less than a salt match.

I don’t really understand, but is White his true Zangetsu?
I don’t quite understand how it relates to becoming hollow…

I didn’t know that Number 1 wasn’t actually motivated!

I love the exchange of meta during the Haribel battle…
The combo of unfreezing and being stabbed by indigo dye is lowering my mood.

Zomari is a twin braggart, and while his speed is the complete opposite of his clumsy return stance and he has zero appeal himself, he did quite a bit of work as his brother’s underdog, and above all, his short screen time is wonderful.

Grimmjow > Luppi > Hitsugaya > Harribel > First Resurrección Ulquiorra > Bankai Masked Ichigo > Grimmjow

Since Harribel lost to that Hollow even in the anime-original past arc, I wonder if the anime staff didn’t think she was very strong…

What is this ice-freeze and melt salt match battle?
Even if there is compatibility, number 3 is a lie, right?

Zomari, I don’t really like it either, but that guy fought properly and showed the gimmicks, so it was a satisfying way to be defeated, for sure…

Even though you didn’t train Pesquis, you were the first to sense it when your friend died…

It’s not that Rangiku hasn’t been active despite her popularity, and her strength doesn’t really matter, but the fact that she was made to fight Hitsugaya made the visuals dull and it was fatal that I couldn’t understand what was going on with Halibel.

It is hard to see how Harribel could be stronger than the first release Ulquiorra.
If he were strong, then normal Bankai Ichigo would really just seem like a weakling.

I think I was enjoying the Arrancar arc up until the point of the Espada’s fall.
Zearapolo is just no good; even now, it’s still being said how tiring it is.

Looking back, I can’t help but feel that these guys who dropped from the Espada are better than the Espada themselves in terms of battles.
It might just be a feeling.

Aroniro’s way of being killed is questionable… but I quite like the way he faces death.

Hatch is super cool, so I like the Baragán fight.

I think manipulating water pressure is quite flashy, though.

It’s nice to see that it wrapped up quickly, isn’t it, Zomari?
I thought I might be able to block it with Dangun, and sure enough, I was able to. I thought that was dangerous, though, Brother.

In the fight against Baraggan, I realized that Soifon’s Bankai isn’t as weak as I remembered.
At least it should have firepower… I hope.

I feel like Arrancars are either overly clever characters or creepy characters.

Hooray!!!!
Hooray!!!!!!!

If you just look at the depiction, as a user of aquatic techniques, I prefer Esakuta-san’s Water Cutter over Koame’s, as it has a more appealing quality.

Noitra simply lacks appeal as a character.

It’s extremely frustrating to lose without being able to give it my all, rather than just losing to someone who’s really strong.

Noitra seems to have a mantis motif, but what comes to mind first is simply that it’s creepy.

I wonder if the great technique using the water filled battlefield that Hitsugaya was speculating about really existed.

The scene of the conclusion just feels really good, doesn’t it? Zaelaporo and Noitora.

I like Zomari’s appearance before his release.
It’s amazing how my master can differentiate their drawings.

I laughed at the masked army where Hirako Hiyori was the only one left in the game.
But those guys are really good people.

It’s precisely because the climax scene is good that one can’t simply say it’s a boring fight, Noitra.

The way you differentiate your drawings is truly amazing.

Noitra is…
Wasn’t it good to let Nelliel take them down?

This guy claims to be number zero, right? Is he really strong after all?

It looks good in the manga, but in the anime, maybe due to the evening time slot, it was quite poorly done.

I have a memory of getting excited with ‘Uhyooooo’ from Neliel’s transformation and the song ‘Gamyusa,’ but reading it again, it’s definitely erotic and wonderful, but I went back to Nel! The way the tempo dies around that part is amazing too!

To be honest, even if you bring up the settings afterwards and say something,
It’s true that when I was reading it in real-time, I was fed up with the terrible developments.
Even after hearing the settings, that part doesn’t change.

I like that Noitra’s mentality is more pathetic than I expected, but he doesn’t have the power to carry the story that far with that character!

To be blunt, I trust the Arrancar more than the Soul Society…

I don’t talk about it much, but I like Lisa-chan.
I like that she looks like that but speaks Kansai dialect and is a sexy woman.

Looking back at the battle development, I completely understand why Zomari, who was skillfully defeated while showcasing a considerable length and tempo with the gimmicks, is being reevaluated.

Zael’s persistence reminds me of the serialization days even when I read the collected edition in one go.

It is really important to be neatly laid down to a moderate length.
Extending it out and then not being able to defeat the enemy and having to clean up the boss’s ally kills is absolutely unacceptable.

They should be strong in terms of performance, but because they can’t reach that performance mentally, the Espadas…

Although Arrancars have no concept of age, it was personally the most exhausting for me to read about Primera-san, who behaves like that with such an appearance of an old man.

Wasn’t there a time when Vaizard was at a meeting during the battle against Yamajii and ended up getting angry for saying unnecessary bad things?
No, it’s not a bad word, it’s sarcasm, right?

Both this guy and Brimera-san lost due to their mental state, leading to an indecisive outcome.
Number 0 is already losing during the intermission.

It’s kind of strange because Noitra has Halibel around…

I somehow think Aizen likes small breasts; both of his aides, those mischievous girls, have small breasts.

Was it Suwako who got angry? Why did she get angry again…?

Theoretically the strongest Espada, Yammy.

I think it would have been nice to defeat it with a special move and let Shiro-chan shine.
In that case, it might become troublesome to depict the Hueco Mundo in the later thousand-year blood war arc.

What Halberri didn’t say is that he was just worried about Neliel, that mantis guy.

The fact that the higher-ranked Ulquiorra clearly has a strength that isn’t that of the fourth strongest is also noise.

I think that Soya really isn’t suited for a key position mentally…

There aren’t many battle scenes with the Espada, so I would have liked to see more of the woman with the lower breasts.

Kenshi is quickly defeated, but his personality is among the top class of normal within the captain.
I’ve been getting complaints from various people in weird ways…

Since even the dog captain, who is a fellow believer in Yama-ji, admonished you, it must have been quite an embarrassing outburst, Soyapon.

Not only is he not stealthy, but he is also not fit to be in a position of leadership.

That broken bee over there is irritated, so it’s crossing the line with the feeling of just wanting to annoy the one with a wound on their shin…

Because there was actually another one…

In the world of yellowtail, a person of character is often seen as someone who has faced hardships…

I guess taking care of Yoi’s dog is probably the best option…

Despite having suffered level of treatment that ended my life as almost a one-sided victim, I am grateful to the Masked Army for swallowing various difficulties and returning to a position of captain filled with holes, because the Soul Society is also in a tough spot…
The outburst directed at subordinates, called a traitor lacking any blood or tears, was a response to being admonished.

In the drama, Rangiku is mostly portrayed as being irritated without any composure, and she herself isn’t gaining anything from it…

But in the end, Yoruichi hasn’t really done anything notable apart from beating up Suì-Fēng, has she?

At that time, Soipon was overwhelmed and lost her composure, largely due to her own feelings of inadequacy.
While everyone is swallowing their feelings of inadequacy and frustration, I get that it’s understandable to unleash anger on subordinates and Captain Rokuguruma, but…

I don’t really understand the criteria for Yoi’s strength.

Speaking of which, do death gods have a lifespan?

Wanwan was extremely grateful to Vaizard during the battle in Sorazacho and fought alongside them!
In that situation, it’s even more frustrating for Wanwan himself, including his regret.

Speaking of fake Shaurong, isn’t Quincy just too tough?

It’s become clearer that they’re being defended by Bluto Vayne in the anime.

Kobamura-san has been going through a lot of terrible things, but their personality is consistently good.
After thanking Chanichi directly, I also provided some advice.