Forum:Sōsuke Aizen (Volume 3)

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Aizen Is Gonna Keep Evolving?
I'm pretty sure when Ichigo fights Aizen in the next chapter for next week, Aizen is almost die again but keep coming back in a fourth and final form and Ichigo will be no match for him again...unless he either transforms into a Hollow form, use a ultimate attack or just depend on his allies for help again. I'm jsut saying this cause i'm pretty sure Aizen's curent form is not his last. BlackGhost91 (talk) 04:32, August 28, 2010 (UTC)

I don't know If I would go that far. If you pay attention to the latest chapter, it is pretty obvious that somehow more time has passed in the Dangai then Isshin planned. He himself had grown a full beard, and Ichigo seems to have aged by at least a year by the change in his hair, height, ect. He also seems to have advanced his physical strength enough to drag Aizen physically miles away in an instant. While just a bit earlier he was struggling against Gin who was burnt by Aizen's mere touch. I think that may be Aizens last form. But I also believe that he still have have a few attacks up his sleeve yet.

Of course Aizen won't die easily and I hope we will see his bankai very soon :DShaggi (talk) 12:39, August 28, 2010 (UTC)

Another evolution would be possible, but he's going the Sephiroth route now. Instead fo keeping your normal, already powerful body...you keep evolving into something more and more...inhuman. Anyways, I won't make bets on it...I think this is his last evolution and we'll see a pretty long fight...OR a short one, which would be kind of a jip (everyone fights this guy and gives everything they got JUST for Ichigo to "end it in one blow"? I mean come on, a villian like this needs an epic showdown with the protagonist). TVthePunisher (talk) 15:45, August 28, 2010 (UTC)

I'm hoping that instead of more 'evolutionary' steps we see Aizen actually use what power he has to its fullest extent. Of course the same crticism applies to Ichigo...use what you have effectively instead of relying on sudden leaps of raw power that overwhelm opponents with a flick of the finger. Great Cthulhu (talk) 16:40, August 28, 2010 (UTC)

i'm betting on that aizen will finally have to use his bankai as a last resort. it may not be his most powerful technique after all these transformations but he'll probably have to use every thing he can against ichigo.Soul reaper magnum (talk) 03:12, August 29, 2010 (UTC)

Why does Aizen want to empower someone who opposes him? It's just ... confusing. It doesn't seem to serve a role in the plot, except to copy Star Wars. PSH aka Kimera 757 (talk) contribs) 02:30, September 2, 2010 (UTC)

Star Wars ???? Is ichigo gonna end up as being Darth Vader in the end ???? lol .. that would he hilarious... and esp if Aizen is like the Luke Skywalker... :D .. (probably will get my ass kicked by the mods for this comment) Kishen1912 (talk) 14:39, September 6, 2010 (UTC)

Arrogant
I had to add something about how we tend to diminish Aizen's statements due to his arrogance. While I agree on general terms, that he mostly tends to misjudge other people's strength and claim random things because he oversteems himself, shouldn't we do the same as we did when Gin said Rangiku was dead? "Yes, we know Gin lies all the time, but he said she was dead, and we can't tell if he was lying or not, so until confirmed otherwise she'll stay dead" Shouldn't the same apply to Aizen? Yes, we know he's arrogant, but until proven otherwise, we should consider them as true. Something like that? I mean, we knew Gin was a liar, but we didn't dismiss what he first said about his Bankai because of it, yet later we discovered he was partially lying about it. I know late chapters have proven Aizen has no idea of what he's doing or talking about (happily), but we shouldn't just automatically dismiss all he says as an "arrogant claim". Lia Schiffer  (Talk)  01:15, September 10, 2010 (UTC)

Yes and no, ideally we should do that but in this case I do not think we are going to get a clear saying of no he was not right. I think this is just so heavily implied that we should...(gasp) break our own policy on it. I know that it utterly insane but I really think this is one of those ultra rare cases that what we imply can be taken as fact. Lets see what others have to say though--God (Pray)  01:21, September 10, 2010 (UTC)

We shouldn't make any exceptions, even for Aizen. Saying that Aizen is wrong now because he's been wrong before is the same thing as saying that Gin always lies because he lied before. It's impossible right now to determine what is going on right now because the nature of both Ichigo and Aizen's power is a total mystery right now. We should just describe what we see, instead of speculating on whether or not Aizen is right or not. Our policy has always worked before, so I see no reason why we shouldn't follow it now. Mohrpheus (talk) 01:30, September 10, 2010 (UTC)


 * That's exactly what I mean. Even if it's Aizen, and in spite of the recent turn of events we shouldn't just speculate about the veracity of what he's saying, just like we didn't do it with Gin, but simply take it as he's stating facts until we're proved otherwise. We've always worked like that, we shouldn't make an exception just because Aizen's words might or might not be just his own arrogance speaking Lia Schiffer   (Talk)  01:49, September 10, 2010 (UTC)

Actually I think the point is being missed. His arrogance is apparent and its not speculating whether or not he is wrong a simple read and knowing the facts are enough to determine whether he is just guessing or stating facts. It also can be used to determined that he is being fancy with the words. The point is from the material we have we are not saying he is always wrong, in all he hasn't be wrong till these last chapters. Making big statements don't make them correct. We went with what Gin said as the information provided leant in that direction. We have no proof that anything Aizen is saying is factual but we do know it is erroneous even by his own admission a guess. Aizen's actual ability or truth have commonly proven correct previous which isn't shown to be the case currently. This directly speaks to the actions and situations. Aizen's claims are not currently supported like his previous statements. Other then that this has nothing to do with the page content. --Salubri (Talk)  02:23, September 10, 2010 (UTC)