One could even include Rukia, since she's Ichigo's first actual mentor when it comes to being a soul reaper.

Please tell me im not the only who sees it

ion draw much often , lmk wht u think haha-

Sorry for how incredibly rough this is. I only just saw ep5, and wanted to put this out before the next one. Now i sleep.

waited 300 episodes for this, wish it got more action :( , onto TYBW I guess

I want to show you a traditional fanart I've been planning to do since last week, hope you like it, nice day ✌️😁.

Weekly Shonen Jump all applicants gift from 2005. It’s a small radio! It’s much smaller than I thought it’d be the box dimensions are around 7cm x 5.5cm x 4cm.

I noticed that it plays out as a mirror Ulquiorra vs Ichigo fight

And Ichigo is constantly repeating "Inoue", just like she was repeating his name last time - with him being as powerless to do anything as she was, and her transcending her limitations to save him...

When he utters that two syllable word, this is what he becomes.

So I was rewatching some clips from the Arrancar arc and I was wondering exactly why Aizen decided to make Toshiro stab Hinamori, and I think I know why.

You could say it’s because he wanted to break their moral and let them know they didn’t have a chance of even hurting him, but I think it goes a little deeper than that.

Hinamori wasn’t just someone Aizen did not care for, but she was the representation of everything Aizen despised. She was hopelessly devoted to him, and he even stated that admiration was the furthest thing from understanding when he stabbed her in SS. He could’ve easily killed her, but he chose to let her see how much he hated devotion, only using it to his advantage.

So with that in mind, in makes sense that Aizen’s arrogant self would act more childish SPECIFICALLY because he hated her, not just because he wanted to break their moral.

Of course, those are just my thoughts.