Wasn't arguing against you, I mentioned that I wanted to clear things up.
Then don't reply. You mentioning you could but then saying you don't want to defeats the purpose of your intent.
Okay fine, I'll fully respond. Now I got time.
I'm an OG bleach supporter of this site (fell off from the forum during recent years), and lemme clear things up:
1.) Having the same stats for soul crush is not sufficient because that's now how RC works, it's a matter of having sufficient soul manip resistance.
1) There's nothing to clear up here. I'm talking about what
could be argued 5-6 years ago, not whether or not it was valid, or true, or the right way to go about things. Go back and look at those pages, none of what you said here was listed or suggested on any of the pages at the time. even Aizen's page only said "Immense Spiritual Pressure (Able to subdue
Grimmjow, can disintegrate weak beings just by simply being near him in post-Chrysalis forms)" and he was like one of the only people with it listed in P&A. It being durability negating soul manipulation was up to your interpretation and situational at the time; and going as far back as 2016-2017, nobody took it seriously. Heck, Aizen didn't even have Soul Manipulation listed as P&A on his page until mid 2018.
So; going back to my sharingan user's defeating Yhwach before he used Almighty comment, I was just talking about that being a win condition that Naruto fans at the time could, and sometimes
did argue. Now... I don't think there was ever a time a Naruto character actually won a versus battle like that outside of maybe bloodlusted ones, so even at the time it was considered a fringe idea. The point is that nowadays, no one would even attempt to argue that. They'd be meme'd off the thread.
It doesn't matter how bleach was accepeted back then, what matters, is if you truly believe such absurd things now.
Well, the reason I brought it up was because the OP mentioned the original thread for this was 5 years ago; so being fair to the OP, it might have actually been considered a fair fight back then, and in some communities it might still be considered a fair fight. That was my point.