That isn't what he said, he said nobody could control Yamamoto's Bankai except himself, nothing about stealing it
The can take power above their own it's just the fact they can't control it
Being a pure Quincy is irrelevant when Ichigo can use Blut. But if I had to guess probably because Yhwach gave all his Sternritter the ability to utilize Blut, as implied by Quilge commenting how Yhwach needs to adjust the Blut strength for the Sternritter, inherently implying it's an ability all Sternritter have.
I would not mind, but this is only a verse mechanic, in the battle against someone, the ability should not be used tho.Shouldn't Ichibē Hyōsube have type 1 Conceptual Manipulation also since he named everything?
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Giselle identifies as female. Enough said.
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We’re never having this discussion
Kubo said Giselle's a dude though.
they’re biologically male but they identity as female therefore the wiki identifies them as female. There we go, discussion over.
Kubo didn't say anything about identifying as a male or female, he just flat out said Giselle is a dude. Nothing about being transgender, if anything you could imply that Giselle is a crossdresser or put possible female under their gender.
Right, that doesn’t really talk about what was said in that Giselle identifies herself as female. Hence the wiki identifies her as female. Kubo can just be referring to her biology in the statement. In fact literally Kubo himself uses female pronouns when referring to her. Soooo yeah.
My bro, Kubo didn't mince words in his answer and the question doesn't ether. We also have Giselle using 'Boku' which refers to oneself as a boy apparently and even uses 'da yo' and 'kimi' as well. TBH the second part is a weak argument compared to Kubo flat out declaring Giselle's a guy. But hey an argument is an argument.
Yes Kubo didn’t mince his words, and looking at the statement and the question posed it’s clear Kubo was referring to her biology. So this statement doesn’t discredit the wiki rating. We also have Kubo quite clearly referring to Giselle as a female with using female pronouns for her.My bro, Kubo didn't mince words in his answer and the question doesn't ether. We also have Giselle using 'Boku' which refers to oneself as a boy apparently and even uses 'da yo' and 'kimi' as well. TBH the second part is a weak argument compared to Kubo flat out declaring Giselle's a guy. But hey an argument is an argument.
Wtf happened in One Peso?
You promised you would never share this. I thought you cared.
Yeah, he didn't say anything about biology or gender identity if he was he would have said Giselle identifies as a chick but he didn't. He was asked if Giselle is a chick and flatly replied that Giselle is a dude. To infer that Kubo is talking about biology only is to reach for a chosen outcome that isn't there.
Odd for her to use boku which refers to oneself as a boy apparently and 'da yo'/'kimi'. This also infers that Kubo obliviously is only talking about biology, not gender identity which likely isn't the case. Since the question makes no difference into if Giselle identifies as a female or is biologically a female only if Giselle is a female or not.OR Kubo acknowledged that she's genetically male but identifies as a female via her and others' use of female pronouns to describe her
Both are L magnets as well.Both are King
The Yujiro way is the only way.
First off, the context of the statement obviously makes it indicate which position is being referred to here. What do you think the term “actually female” used by the person questioning Kubo means here? Especially when the sentence he said right after can be read as “what if Yumachika was just lying to provoke Giselle.” What would he be lying about if not the biological thing he was referring to Giselle about. Can you define that term in the context of the question please? Since you seem to think it’s somehow a reach despite the context of the question and answer making it pretty indicative of what they’re referring to.
