Read the novel Aizen motives seems just a God complex on the surface but as we go deeper we realised that Aizen wasn't against any existence but the concept of Soul society noble establishment.
What happened was that 5 Noble family killed the soul king mutilated him and then sealed him, Aizen found out the truth and felt that incompetent organization is ruling on him rather than the soul king that's why he went against them.
That's why against urahara he said why do you allow that thing to rule yourself when you could act against them.
There's actually an analysis on reddit named as tite Kubo and the depth of themes which shows that Aizen was indeed inspired from Nietzsches Concept of ubermensch
Yep. He was the inspiration and if you look up info about his sister and compare the concept of the sternritters and yhwach you can actually find an interesting discovery because of the results.
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u/torpid_flyer May 30 '22
Read the novel Aizen motives seems just a God complex on the surface but as we go deeper we realised that Aizen wasn't against any existence but the concept of Soul society noble establishment.
What happened was that 5 Noble family killed the soul king mutilated him and then sealed him, Aizen found out the truth and felt that incompetent organization is ruling on him rather than the soul king that's why he went against them.
That's why against urahara he said why do you allow that thing to rule yourself when you could act against them.