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Anonymous

Loving these consecutive Bleach uploads! Also, congratulations for IWD!

Nuptup

We ALL agree that the Aizen plot is so much more interesting than the rescue Rukia plot. Precisely why we all enjoyed watching this arc.

Nuptup

Many people hated Hinamori this episode as she couldn't think rationally and attacked Hitsugaya! But I'm happy to see you can relate to her a little and accept her actions. As for your point on why Gin hasn't admitted to his crime....I mean which criminal (especially such a slimy one) would admit to his crime if there is no proof of the same 😅

Dr. Foppo

I must say it's a bit annoying how absolutely random the translation of Gin's command (for his zanpakuto) is. The command for Shinso is the verb "ikorosu" ("ikorose" in imperative form). "Korosu" means to kill/murder. The verb "ikorosu" means to kill someone with an arrow, specifically. There's a specific verb for it because....I mean, technically, shooting someone with an arrow is like stabbing someone from a distance. It's not quite shooting someone (with a bullet) but also not the same as simply stabbing someone, obviously. So killing someone with a (bow and) arrow has its own word. I guess the closest translation I see are "impale them" or "pierce them to death". But sometimes the translations just say "slay" or "kill" or other random and very general terms that are not only wrong but also then completely get messed up/mixed together with his Bankai command. While his Shikai Command is "ikorosu" ("Ikorose, Shinso"), his Bankai Command then becomes straight up "korosu" (Korose, Kami Shini no Yari). Which totally gets lost if you already translate his Shikai Command as "slay"

Dr. Foppo

To clear up one small confusion you already seemed to have when Renji escaped: the Lieutenants/Vice-Captains were not in prison. They were in detention. Unlike the prisoners (like Uryuu etc) they don't have cuffs that prevent them from using reiatsu, for example. Those Lieutenants are usually pretty reasonable and loyal/righteous members of Gotei (as you know by now). Captain Hitsugaya - who ordered them to be detained and basically told them to take some time off and cool their heads - probably didn't expect them to forcefully break out or do anything rebellious or so drastic.