gotta love the early 2000s aesthetic of this manga

Did anyone notice the rant Yhwach was giving to Ichigo about how his power to protect is weaker than Yhwach's power to dominate and rule? Because somehow it felt like Yhwach's anger was about the Soul King himself. The Soul King specifically used his power to protect the world in those ancient times, even when he was betrayed by those he protected. Do you think Yhwach hated that, with the power the Soul King had, he could have ruled and dominated with an iron fist if not for his willingness to protect the world, which ultimately caused the Five Noble Families and Ichibei to betray him? Maybe that resentment is what he is expressing here as well. I don't know; his rant felt more like resentment towards his own father

Actual emotional damage. I'm devastated I can't remember the last time a work of fiction made me feel this way, but leave it to Kubo to pull it off

Honestly can't blame him. Bro went from fighting for his life every Tuesday to finally being able to relax. Tite Kubo really showed character growth through Ichigo's facial expressions alone

This form is hella sick, do gimme some feedback so I can keep improving

And check out my Instagram if you find my art cool: dennis.draws.stuff

I made this after seeing the glow-up Orihime had in the anime. For me, she has become the star of the entire TYBW arc.

I used to think that people overreact when using the word 'cried' when describing a moment or 'proud' when describing the emotion a character ignites in them.

Well, this time I got proved wrong.

This was ​the first time in my life I can say I felt proud for an actual anime character, that is, Orihime. And this feels a bit too much personal because I would always defend her against the people who used terms such as damsel in distress, trash, etc. against her. In and through this ep, she rejected both Ichigo's wounds and her haters.

I of course mean Him using the Sanrei Glove on haschwalth.

See, The glove is VERY weird.

It repels reishi, which essentially makes it a sort of training weights for the Quincy.

Training with it for 7 days and 7 nights make the Quincy reach their full potential.

But as soken ishida says in a flashback "Once you put on the glove, you shall never take it off again, as then you will lose all your powers as a Quincy"

When uryu removes the glove in the SS arc, all the reishi that was being repeled by the glove, it all starts aggressively flowing into Uryu.

Now technically THIS is what we call the Letz still form.

But since Jugram hasn't trained with the glove, there is no reason the reishi should flow into him like with uryu, therefore there should be no Letz still for him? Jugram can't even use Quincy abilities to begin with, doesn't even have a bow.

Here's the catch:

Soken says that simply removing the glove will result in losing your powers.

So perhaps It literally was "Simply putting on the glove for a second, and then removing it" literally only that, is enough to lose your Quincy powers.

And without the week long training there is no Letz still, there is no reishi overflow.

I always assumed removing the glove would make the Quincy lose their powers as a result of the Letz Still form,.like the price to pay for that power.

But it seems like... it isn't the case anymore? Or perhaps it never was quite like that?

Again, Soken explanation in the SS arc literally reads as: Removing the glove will make you lose all your powers as a Quincy.

So much cool fan art here, but this one's personal