YHWACH: THE ALMIGHTY | BLEACH: Character Analysis

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  @cypherbrittainne · 4 years ago (edited)

  Keep in mind that the reason Kyoka Suigetsu worked on The Almighty Yhwach is because Yhwach visited Aizen and Aizen cast it on him <b>before</b> he awakened The Almighty. And we know that KS is everlasting (The Vizards are still under the same hypnosis from 100 years ago), and since Yhwach can&apos;t manipulate his past, he&apos;s susceptible to KS. Not to mention Haschwalth, Tsukishima, Uryuu, and Ichigo, all are contributing to Yhwach&apos;s defeat.

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  @skyrogue1977 · 4 years ago

  If Yhwach’s mustache was longer and could move and grab things, he would’ve been unstoppable.

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• AN

  @anedjibw994 · 4 years ago

  One thing I really liked about Yhwach was that he didn&apos;t underestimate his enemies like most anime villains. Kubo actually made him beat the main character with his full power and made sure the Ichigo couldn&apos;t use his full power against him. Most anime villains would allow Ichigo to go Bankai and be defeated but not Yhwach. It was annoying yet satisfying that he broke Ichigo&apos;s Bankai because that&apos;s what any rational thinking person would do in that situation instead of stand there and let him get stronger, just like he anticipated the shinigami would get stronger without their bankai and he had an answer to that basically militarily intelligence.

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• CY

  @cypherbrittainne · 4 years ago

  Yhwach, in a sense, tried to save his father from his predicament. He also tried to remove the concept of death so that people would no longer fear death and no one would be sent to Hell to suffer for all eternity. In a sense, he tried to save everyone. But as Aizen said in the ending, in a world without fear of death, people won&apos;t have the courage.

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• MA

  @maskedsaiyan_CCC · 4 years ago

  I want to know more about Yhwach’s relationship with General Yamamoto. They got some history.

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  @jrgenvellesen7800 · 4 years ago

  I love that all the three main antagonists of Bleach manipulated Ichigo in some way. Aizen manipulated events in the past that lead to his birth, Ginjo manipulated Ichigo in the present and Yhwach manipulated his future. This was a wonderful analysis of the Quincy King that really shows of the great parts of his character! Great work as always!

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• FL

  @Fluminox- · 3 years ago

  The fact that Young Yuha Baha looks like Tensa Zangetsu is genuis

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• EX

  @Exro. · 4 years ago

  Aizen was and is peak Shounen Villain. Yhwach is going to be praised when he get&apos;s animated. Can&apos;t wait for the Quincy Warlord!

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• AL

  @Alexander-kc8oq · 4 years ago

  Yhwach has seen the future and has made it so that the anime is a guaranteed banger

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• DA

  @danielmason4014 · 4 years ago

  Something that I’ve suspected for a while now is that the villains of bleach - both Aizen and Yhwach - are actually the ones who are morally in the right when you look at the big picture. Yeah their methods are extreme, but their shared desire to destroy the Soul King system set up by the Shinigami and make something better is ultimately the right thing to do. The conspiracy set up by the five Noble Houses and Ichibei runs deep and has some very sinister secrets. Would it really be such a bad thing if Aizen or Yhwach got what they wanted?

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  @grandadmiralzaarin4962 · 4 years ago

  I&apos;m reminded of what Hachi said to Barragan, &quot;In the end it seems as though you shared the same concerns as most mortals, a desire to avoid aging coupled with a great fear of death.&quot; <br>This also describes Ywhach.

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  @Alfareon · 4 years ago

  Weird idea: Ywhach controls the future, Aizen controls the present, Tsukishima controls the past. All three were main villains of the arcs and their powers are central to the plot. It&apos;s only with past and present working together can the future be changed

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