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Aizen stated her power transcended regeneration/healing it doesn't get more blatant than thatThat's just not how anything works here....
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Aizen stated her power transcended regeneration/healing it doesn't get more blatant than thatThat's just not how anything works here....
What part of his comment led you to believe he was asking for more detail about the fact that it was an "ability beyond regeneration?"Aizen stated her power transcended regeneration/healing it doesn't get more blatant than that
Seems like he was denying what aizen stated to I elaborated on it. Casualty governs the events in the material world. So off course it's superior to healingWhat part of his comment led you to believe he was asking for more detail about the fact that it was an "ability beyond regeneration?"
No. The problem is that "negating an ability superior to healing/regen" does not mean you get regen negation.Seems like he was denying what aizen stated to I elaborated on it. Casualty governs the events in the material world. So off course it's superior to healing
I will support the discussion rule if @Hellscream keep doing the same threads with the same evidence/arguments.This is the second thread he's made on the subject, at this point I don't even think it's unreasonable for a discussion rule to be made on the subject as practically every argument has already been presented and rejected by staff.
You better look at what OP is trying to argue, since he is using this instance to prove that each “regeneration feat” he made as far is instantaneous.He was not completely merged with Hogyoku.
It's not a anti feat he saw tsukishiama changing his past and ohrime fixing his bankai. When tsukishiama change his past he could be healed. Funny enough ichigo has fast regeneration yet he didn't heal from yhwachs attacksUnless Aizen can willingly stop his regen from activating (not sure why he would) i still do agree with everything pointing towards regen negation of some kind. The thing about taking too long to kill Aizen leaves too much to the unknown. Is Yhwach underestimating Aizen? Does he plan on using some unorthodox method we don't know about? Maybe it requires the use of the visionary? We dont have any information on why it would take too long. But the fact of the matter is, if it does take too long, its because of his regen. I still think his regen should be superior to what it was before not anything less. The only inconsistency i see is Yhwach telling ichigo about Orihime healing him. But because her powers aren't exactly healing to begin i'm unsure if its an anti feat looking back. So i still think it has regen negation on some level.
He doesn't need to literally say "i can negate your regen"I will support the discussion rule if @Hellscream keep doing the same threads with the same evidence/arguments.
To my stance
Yhwach never stated that he can negate Aizen's regeneration, nor is it implied by Aizen or anyone else. He did mention, though, that he could kill Aizen if his fusion was not present, indicating that he requires time to eliminate him outright. Yhwach simply mentioned that killing Aizen would be a time-consuming task since Aizen is fused with the Hogyoku. There is no mention of his Almighty power coming back or of stopping Aizen's regeneration. His words clearly suggest that killing Aizen is possible even with the Hogyoku, but it would just take a significant amount of time. Yhwach is a busy individual with other priorities, and he doesn't feel rushed to eliminate Aizen.
Moreover, the argument that questions how Yhwach could kill Aizen without negating his regeneration is a bit stretched out. Yhwach has infinite possibilities and strategies at his disposal, so it's essential not to focus solely on one aspect. Making such an extraordinary claim requires substantial evidence and backing.
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You better look at what OP is trying to argue, since he is using this instance to prove that each “regeneration feat” he made as far is instantaneous.
i actually dont think this part is a good example as we don't know how. Most people assume he just means hitting him over and over again but because he has a vast array of sternritter abilities at his disposal he could be trying multiple things. I don't think its as simple as doing damage to him i saw it more like it would require too much thinking, theorizing, trying stuff etc. Would make more sense as Yama's bankai cant even kill aizenHis words clearly suggest that killing Aizen is possible even with the Hogyoku, but it would just take a significant amount of time. Yhwach is a busy individual with other priorities, and he doesn't feel rushed to eliminate Aizen.
Nah, it aint. Because the fact that Yhwach says it would take too long means the regen is still a serious obstacle, AKA he cannot negate the regeneration.A statement of Yhwach confirming that he can actually kill him is more than enough proof.
Bro, i honestly don't care about what you say at this point, you've ignored pretty much everything that has been said.Nah, it aint. Because the fact that Yhwach says it would take too long means the regen is still a serious obstacle, AKA he cannot negate the regeneration.
That's pre almighty yhwach plus aizen has regeneration based on reality warping.Nah, it aint. Because the fact that Yhwach says it would take too long means the regen is still a serious obstacle, AKA he cannot negate the regeneration.
If its superior to regeneration wouldn't it be logical he can negate regeneration since it's a lesser powerNo. The problem is that "negating an ability superior to healing/regen" does not mean you get regen negation.
No, because the mechanisms are different, and thus the manner in which they'd be negated are different. Power isn't 100% fungible.If superior to regeneration wouldn't it be logical he can negate regeneration since it's a lesser power
Aizen's invincibility is not due to “regeneration” but rather because of his fusion with Hōgyoku, which has the power to grant its master's desires into reality. In Aizen's case, he desired immortality, and thus he became unkillable.i actually dont think this part is a good example as we don't know how. Most people assume he just means hitting him over and over again but because he has a vast array of sternritter abilities at his disposal he could be trying multiple things. I don't think its as simple as doing damage to him i saw it more like it would require too much thinking, theorizing, trying stuff etc. Would make more sense as Yama's bankai cant even kill aizen
It being logical does not indicate that they both have the same settings.If its superior to regeneration wouldn't it be logical he can negate regeneration since it's a lesser power
Hes not unkillable due to raw durability that was only a product of his reiatsu being high, the hogyoku grants him regenerationAizen's invincibility is not due to “regeneration” but rather because of his fusion with Hōgyoku, which has the power to grant its master's desires into reality. In Aizen's case, he desired immortality, and thus he became unkillable.
Regarding the claim that Yhwach made about being able to kill Aizen, it is possible, but the fusion with Hōgyoku would delay the process, making it lengthy. However, this is not the main point I want to address, as there may be a misunderstanding. My main point is that we should not exclude other possible interpretations and should not simply assume that there is only one valid interpretation when the sentence doesn't imply it.
It being logical does not indicate that they both have the same settings.
Bro, wouldn't two team employees be enough to get this done and close? We already got 2 disagreeing with that and stuff.Well, I've made my views and arguments quite clear, as has Damage. I don't see much utility in continuing to go back and forth with the same points of contention. I'll wait for other staff input.
In every single thread i've ever seen you, the only thing you're doing is asking for the thread to be closed.Bro, wouldn't two team employees be enough to get this done and close? We already got 2 disagreeing with that and stuff.
I mean he said he wanted more staff input rushing to get it closed seems a little hostile no?Bro, wouldn't two team employees be enough to get this done and close? We already got 2 disagreeing with that and stuff.
I think so bro lolI mean he said he wanted more staff input rushing to get it closed seems a little hostile no?
I don't think so; it is simply my interpretation from the context given; also I think hogyoku granted him immortality which regeneration is subset from it.Hes not unkillable due to raw durability that was only a product of his reiatsu being high, the hogyoku grants him regeneration
I agree yea i'm saying that what makes him hard to kill he'll regenerateI don't think so; it is simply my interpretation from the context given; also I think hogyoku granted him immortality which regeneration is subset from it.
Hmm? I'm just saying him being hard to kill means he can regenerate and when people say he could kill him without the almighty i think people are forgetting he has things like reality warping in his arsenal. I Just don't think this particular part should be used as a counter argument as Yhwach has every sternritter ability at his disposal. He could try the X-Axis, he could try the visionary, he could try the deathdealing, he could try anything really. I saw it similar to Askin avoiding to fight Mayuri because it would take too many scenarios but obviously of a grander scale. My point was just i dont think is a good counter argument to use as we dont know if Yhwach plans on punching him till he dies or something and not strategizing which would also "take too long"Also, it is really beside my point; I don't think this particular sentence from that scene refers to regeneration negation in any aspect unless you're simply overreaching. I think as I stated above, Yhwach if he wanted could kill him, but that will take long time due to the fact that Aizen in that situation was still fusion with hogyoku. For me, this is simply overinterpretation.
These are all things you can do with casualty manipulation stated on the wiki and healing/regeneration is one of themI believe the threshold is three.
I dont think this is fair comparision. A broken sword in bleach has always been a big deal. Its not the same as healing a person to which Yhwach implied Orihime could have done to Ichigo. Ichigo went to the soul king's palace just because he got his sword broke so i think comparing a broken sword and regen negation is a little bit out thereorihime has regeneration/healing on her profile through casualty manipulation and she can't repair Ichigo's bankai.
that statement was before the almighty ,and therefore means jack shitNah, it aint. Because the fact that Yhwach says it would take too long means the regen is still a serious obstacle, AKA he cannot negate the regeneration.
You have missed the point of what I said.that statement was before the almighty ,and therefore means jack shit
I think they are saying that if he can do it without the almighty, then its not proof the almighty can do it. But like i said its only a bad argument because Yhwach has sternritter abilties in hax.that statement was before the almighty ,and therefore means jack shit
A zanpakuto is a materialized soul ( or souls) . So its not impossible to share physiologyI dont think this is fair comparision. A broken sword in bleach has always been a big deal. Its not the same as healing a person to which Yhwach implied Orihime could have done to Ichigo. Ichigo went to the soul king's palace just because he got his sword broke so i think comparing a broken sword and regen negation is a little bit out there
Yeah, askin exists , he could kill with anything with prep timeI think they are saying that if he can do it without the almighty, then its not proof the almighty can do it. But like i said its only a bad argument because Yhwach has sternritter abilties in hax.
They treat a broken sword and a broken soul reaper like completely different things. One can simply be healed and is useful again one couldn''t. The only argument i agree with is Aizen because he has shown instant regen, and it was said it would take too long to kill him which supports him still having regen. Which also isnt an anti feat because he has sternritter abilities like deathdealing, x-axis, visionary, on his side. Which would support the "too long part" as Deagon was using it in his argument. So to resay my stanceA zanpakuto is a materialized soul ( or souls) . So its not impossible to share physiology
I already debunked on this tsukishiama rewrote his past so ichigo can be healed. Swords are an extention of the user while it is harder to regen than the user nonetheless it's still possibleI dont think this is fair comparision. A broken sword in bleach has always been a big deal. Its not the same as healing a person to which Yhwach implied Orihime could have done to Ichigo. Ichigo went to the soul king's palace just because he got his sword broke so i think comparing a broken sword and regen negation is a little bit out there
Okay, with three staff disagrees -- especially in light of the fact that this was attempted and failed previously as well -- I don't see any reason to drag this out. I will lock this now.Seeing as there doesn't seem to be any new details in this thread that would make me change my opinion from the last one, I disagree with this thread