#zero division

[aninvisiblevision]

One more

[reikorun]

KlubOutside Q586 + Q587 [Translation]

Translated by @reikorun

Hi everyone, while I'm working on the rest of my Q&A compilation, I have translated two of the new Q&As Kubo posted on the FC today.

Q586.

2024.02.26

The Captains of the Zero Division are each given one of the five cities atop the Zeroban Riden (*the disc-like structures which are their estates), but if the number of Zero Division captains increased, will a new Zeroban Riden be added? Or is the capacity for Captains limited to 5 individuals in accordance with the number of Zeroban Riden?

A586.

The upper limit is 5 people.

Q587.

2024.02.26

What does the "chain" in Tensa Zangetsu (*Heavenly Chain Slaying Moon) represent? Is it the Chain of Fate? 

A587.

"Tensa" means "to lock the heavens", and it's a chain used to link and secure two things together.

[mikyapixie]

[raamitsu]

God of The Sword, Oetsu Nimaiya.

[kura-tsuki]

Remember this?

I made them OwO

[iamumbra195]

I just remembered that like a week ago before the new episode came out for TYBW, ppl kept shitting on Ichigo for 'giving Yhwach a way to attack the Soul King's Palace' but literally how in the fuck was that his fault??

It was because of the clothes the Zero Division that Yhwach was able to attack which means they basically set Ichigo up for failure-- which kinda aligns with my understaning of them and their intentions especially creey-eyed Ichibe and his weird cryptic statements

Ik the clothes are supposed to protect him and all but still, he was set up for failure

I just remembered Rukia, Renji, and Byakuya all came down without that happening, so that means Ichibe and the Zero Division really did make it so that Ichigo's entrance gave Yhwach an advantage. Mayuri literally comments on hiw shady they were being

I do kinda feel like Ichigo's attitude towards the sternritter was kinda off like... why did it feel like he was being nice to them?? I like it overall but that part was kinda meh.

[tiamatnightmare]

Zero division

[tuliharja]

BLEACH: Thousand-Year Blood War - The Separation episode 12 & 13 review

It’s double review time for the last episodes of Bleach!

Man, the last two episodes were truly exciting ones with all the action from Zero Squad! I'm glad the animators, director, etc. decided to fully dedicate the two last episodes to Zero Squad. They all have their glorious moments which unfortunately didn't happen in the manga, so I'm glad in the manga they did.

But if anyone was badass, it was Senjumaru! So happy to finally see a badass female taking down multiple baddies in one well swoop! But if we backtrack a bit, it was still awesome to see each Zero Squad member fighting. While they were obviously playing with their Schutzstaffel (Elite/Imperial Guards) opponents (plus with Jugram and Uryuu too), it was still interesting they gave so much room for the Quincies to feel that sense of being at the top.

I think everybody can agree upon the fact Zero Squad had some interesting powers that suited well against their opponents.

It was nice how Kirio proved a stage to their battles, but in the end, also joined into the fighting mix.

Oetsu and Kirinji were both badass and while it looked like a moment Oetsu's game would be over, Kirinji proved himself as a top healer with his abilities. Which was a good thing when going against Askin.

Though the fact when Zero Squad members decided who should go against all the Elite Guards, I couldn't help but snort slightly as they sacrificed themselves to give the full power to one member reminded me of Yhwach stealing all 'non-worthy' Quincies abilities/lives... yet the difference in that was the sole fact the Zero Squad members agreed on that and made it willingly, unlike Yhwach's poor subordinates.

The fact that Yhwach just used all the Quincies below the Royal Palace (at Seireitei) as a stepping stone for him and his Elite Guards to buff it felt bad. Like yes, technically, Yhwach gave them all their powers (as far as I've understood things), but taking those and their lives? Yeah, I think if the Quincies had all known the full details of 'that' deal, they wouldn't have agreed upon it.

The pure rage and disbelief we saw on Liltotto's, Bazz-B's and Giselle's faces summarised quite well what most Quincies probably felt when they had to sacrifice themselves for their majesty.

And all for nothing, as Ichibe turned out to be too powerful toward Yhwach, even when he was at his peak... However, the fact that Ichibe named/made Yhwach a black ant made me chuckle for the future. Because if you didn't know, ants are actually very OP insects, despite the popular belief...

As a side note, Hiyori's comment at the beginning of episode 12 toward Urahara made me wonder why he is still so loyal to Seireitei. I get that it was his home for a long time and Urahara probably understands far better things than most of people, but I think Hiyori's musings were still valid. He would rather sacrifice his best friend (Yoruichi) and Ichigo and company, for the sake of Seireitei and by extension Royal Palace and Soul King. I get that they are middle of a war and sacrifices must be made, but talk about coldness. After all, Hiyori and the rest of Visored from the World of the Living arrived there just a bit late along with Yoruichi's little brother Yushiro, so if they all had gone there and helped...they would have been in much better standing against potential opponents. After all, the group that went there was quite small in numbers...so, why the rush? I get that Ichigo and company are quite powerful, but even so, now that we learned Hiyori and others did come (and were coming) felt like a bad move on Urahara's part. After all, they came there to help.

Not to mention it felt like something in Urahara had changed. I can't quite put my finger on it, but despite the fact he was still his crafty and mysterious self, there was this layer of...hmm, ruthlessness? Something like that. Not sure how to express that, but it feels like Urahara went back to being Omnitsukido's best assassin member who is on a mission and failure isn't acceptable.

Anyway! Senjumaru was truly the MVP of the last episode. I could barely hold back my excitement earlier when she was against Uryuu, because man, she looked sooo beautiful and badass when she made that wagasa (Japanese umbrella) to herself and when she released her Bankai? Talk about a huge and epic one! Her Bankai truly suited her and it was extremely pretty. Not to mention an interesting one. The way she used a cloth to trap her all opponents and defeat those before she sewed them into a cloth? What an interesting way to deal with them. It really made me admire Senjumaru even more.

That ending at the last episode...what was that? xD It really surprised me (and probably many other people) when Kon popped up and showed those few 'deleted' scenes. It was totally random, but fun all the same.

All in all, this cour (season) was a blast and it ended on an excellent high note!

[thebiggestwheel]

Giselle Soloes Squad 0

[boy-d1v1sion]

thinking about homicidal boys on their knees :3

[moonymiw]

Them. As. Magazine. Covers.

[aninvisiblevision]

Divine General of the North: Shutara Senjamaru… the fiercest female shinigami

[ninebaalart]

0/0 Suit Samus Aran

I like designing dumb outfits

[hoshisoshi]

"I'm going to need him (Kafka) back here. When he was fighting me, he wasn't using his full strength. Who's he think he is?" "You can say that again." "Next time, we're going to fight for real."

Kaiju No. 8 | Episode 11: Kaiju No. 8 Captured

[raamitsu]

OH GOD

[kura-tsuki]

Zero trio in Chibi cable pendant.