Originally posted by NephthysYeah, I guess it doesn't, but Yamamoto's explanation made more sense.
The issue of bankai development doesn't matter anymore, surely.Plus didn't Hitsugaya achieve his greatest technique in his fight with Halibel?
Obviously the last war potential is Chad. I mean c'mon, he'd **** Bach up.
He still has those petal things.
Chad would get his shit pushed in. Don Kanonji is obviously the last one.
Originally posted by Astner
What exactly do you mean by *deep* tactics? Taking cover in trenches? Flanking? Carpet bombing? None of these strategies are applicable.
Fighting as units, with multiple-person coordination, even among higher level fighters. Stuff like pairing defensive types with offensive, or a kido user with a physical user.
Flanking's applicable, stabbing people in the back helps in Bleach.
Applying superior numbers against inferior numbers repeatedly if possible, i.e. try and set things up to fight 3 vs 1 three times instead of 3 separate 1 on 1s and such. And talking with equal foes too, not just against the enemy's strongest, have your people who could do well in duels fighting multiple-on-one to turn a fair fight into a one-sided affair.
So did any else laugh at Yamamoto's suprisingly lame death? I also found it funny how Bach called Yamamoto out on being dumb and not healing his arm. On top of that, Bach just wrote it off like 3 seconds latter with a massive raid on SS. Oh and where exactly are Unohana and Ukitake?
The pedals were a time-limit which no longer appear to be present.
Originally posted by marwash22
i thought the petals were just about how long he could use his Bankai, not about it's actual development.
Some dude said that it was due to its incomplete development that it had a time limit in the first place.
Originally posted by wakkawakkawakka
So did any else laugh at Yamamoto's suprisingly lame death? I also found it funny how Bach called Yamamoto out on being dumb and not healing his arm. On top of that, Bach just wrote it off like 3 seconds latter with a massive raid on SS. Oh and where exactly are Unohana and Ukitake?The pedals were a time-limit which no longer appear to be present.
Pedals? 😂
Yeah, I think they were present when he orgasmed after penetrating Hinamori.
Yamamoto's death was a bit fast, but at the same time, I wouldn't exactly say he went down in a lame/noobish way. it wasn't as though he was expecting Bach to use a trick like that. and the disguise on the fake Bach's part was very well done too. I'm a bit more concerned about how the other captains are going to deal with the Vandenreich now that all of the soldiers are showing up.
I personally think his abrupt death at the hands of Bach was best for the story progression. But being one shot like that, so sad for a legendary character.
I just hope Bach's death is the same way, and not some lame, sad, he was actually the good guy deep down kind of shit death.
And I hope that's not Ichigo that came blasting through, if that's what happened. If it actually was a portal opening, I hope it's Zero Division.
Originally posted by marwash22
he went out like a n00b. He was outsmarted by a guy who used basic, Naruto-esque clone tactics.
Compare that to Gin's death. He was cut, but he was still in one piece.
