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Squad 4 is medics.
I don't really care for the canon roles of the squads.What the hell is this with the 13th division being in charge of human affairs? Whats the point of the other squads, passing souls onto the seireitei is the no.1 duty of all shinigami even if the story forgets it as soon as the soul society arc starts.
Though I prefer my earlier descriptor of 'playing bat-to-the-kneecaps with canon', it's good to have something QM-sourced to quote at people who wonder why canon's been welded together funny.
Got names and regions for Hells 3, 5, and 6 yet?Hell 7, Hueco Mundo, is the problem of the American Soul Society. Tartarus, Hell 2, is Britain and Europe's problem. Naraka, Hell 1, is the problem of the Indian region, etc, etc. Overlap is uncommon, as Hollows from different regions would rather eat each other.
Seems like an improvement.
Not familiar enough with Russian to give hell 6 a name. Hell 3 is called Hell, and it's the Middle East.Though I prefer my earlier descriptor of 'playing bat-to-the-kneecaps with canon', it's good to have something QM-sourced to quote at people who wonder why canon's been welded together funny.
Got names and regions for Hells 3, 5, and 6 yet?
Beyond that, have an Insightful for the intriguing look under the hood!
... Turns out you have a lot of time to think at memorials...You put a lot more thought into this than lazy ass Tite Kubo ever did.
I'm sorry, what skills?It amuses me how you give Kenpachi's skills absolutely no credit.
Err . . . what 'no credit' do ye speak of? Hadou-san was less selling the guy short and more pointing out he's absurdly strong (and therefore needed the desk job more than everyone else needed the resulting paperwork from him being in the field).It amuses me how you give Kenpachi's skills absolutely no credit.
Another thing thats weird now I stop and think about is the Squad 1 lieutenant. We find out he's meant to have a Bankai (and hence qualifies for a captain seat) in the quincy invasion bit but he gets punked by Ichigo who doesn't even need his zanpakto
I'm... looking at them and thinking that yes, there's not much need to change them.@BlackHadou -- Will there be a Squad 12 for good-old-fashioned R&D (questionable or otherwise)?
More this guy has more power with no titles on his Zanpakuto than most characters who are captains. There's no way to adequately seal him for human world access.Err . . . what 'no credit' do ye speak of? Hadou-san was less selling the guy short and more pointing out he's absurdly strong (and therefore needed the desk job more than everyone else needed the resulting paperwork from him being in the field).
I think it's more that swinging his sword with two hands lets him hit harder than swinging it with one hand. Remember, his issue with the opponent he was fighting was that he couldn't hit hard enough to do damage. When swinging with one-hand, anyways.Kubo proved that the second he decided 'Fighting Properly' is considered a huge power up for him (spoilers, its not, 'Fighting Properly' would actually lower his skill level as Kenpachi has trained his instincts and muscle memory to react in completely different ways, and fighting styles are designed to remove slow decision making from the equation of combat).
Again, it wouldn't work very well, as Kenpachi wouldn't have the muscle memory to perform a proper sword slash.I think it's more that swinging his sword with two hands lets him hit harder than swinging it with one hand. Remember, his issue with the opponent he was fighting was that he couldn't hit hard enough to do damage. When swinging with one-hand, anyways.
. . . Someone like Kenpachi needs a proper sword slash?Again, it wouldn't work very well, as Kenpachi wouldn't have the muscle memory to perform a proper sword slash.
... If he had a axe, yes. The curve of a katana blade necessitates proper form and friction to actually perform a proper cut.. . . Someone like Kenpachi needs a proper sword slash?
Perhaps it's just my inexperience in the matter talking, but someone like Kenpachi seems likely to succeed at 'cutting' simply by merit of overpowering any resistance his weapon encounters.
Generally every hospital on the planet has at least one of them stationed there just in case.
Ho-hum.The average squad fields a total of roughly 500, give or take, Shinigami.
Insightful though that is, and certainly explains your stance on the matter, I feel it must be said that I never said that the resulting 'cut' would be anything resembling 'proper' -- just a success.... If he had a axe, yes. The curve of a katana blade necessitates proper form and friction to actually perform a proper cut.
Which means, by extension, he has this proper form with one hand, but not two.
Note that the operative word there was average. Squad 4 also only services Asia.
That's like watching me take a bo staff, strike someone so hard to tear them in two, and saying that I cut them in two, I'll be honest.Insightful though that is, and certainly explains your stance on the matter, I feel it must be said that I never said that the resulting 'cut' would be anything resembling 'proper' -- just a success.
An 'in the loosest possible sense, in that he did successfully separate his opponent into parts' sort of 'cut' -- a success in that it actually worked, even if it was by no means as effective as if he was actually trained in wielding his weapon two-handed.
Saying this not to argue against your point, merely to clarify what I meant by 'cutting'. I am, after all, not the one with the know-how on the situation here.
I did say 'the loosest possible sense', and do say it knowing full well that I'm stretching the definition of 'cut' thin enough that I could bake it into snack crisps.That's like watching me take a bo staff, strike someone so hard to tear them in two, and saying that I cut them in two, I'll be honest.
That only makes it worse, given how much are required in China alone and how the rest of the world has 6 squads between them.Note that the operative word there was average. Squad 4 also only services Asia.
The human population is obviously a bit lower in this setting.
Quincy is a form of human mysticism. Anyone with high spiritual power could become one, technically. Due to the fact they destroy Hollows instead of purifying them, Shinigami get rather annoyed with them, but until shortly after Christ, there was little reason to actually do anything about it due to their very small numbers. Orihime's canon powers would be, by Shinigami, considered a alternative to the powers of a Quincy. Fullbring (not sure if I'm actually using it or not, but I'll bring it up just in case) is another form of human mysticism.If it isn't a spoil, how are you reinterpreting the quincy ? They never had any background until the final arc, beside their extermination by the shinigami... which is more than most factions in Bleach.
You seem to misunderstand slightly. Seireitai's Gotei 13 serves Asia. There's another 6 of those.That only makes it worse, given how much live in asia and how the rest of the world has 6 squads between them.
It is a minor thing, maybe add a zero or two?