He also plainly states that the Ten Tails doesn't have to be perfectly revived for his purposes...
Except that completely ignores basic logic/plot cues - Tobi didn't acquire the Nine Tails chakra until Darui sealed Kinkaku and Ginkaku and he was in battle the entire time after that; its not implausible at all because its' far more implausible to suggest Tobi could just stand there and summon the thing (which you're making an assumption has a 5 second cast time) and not manage to be stopped by the other 100,000 ninjas standing around them. He had the beasts outside the statue because he was trying to remove any plausible opposition that could stop him.
That isn't a plot hole, it's quibbling about why Majin Buu doesn't blow the Earth up with everyone on it to begin with. Obviously it's not ideal for whatever reason. It's not crossing any reasonable person's suspension of disbelief that he might want the fully formed beast before setting up his ultimate attack to avoid any potential drawbacks. You can start your car by jamming a screwdriver in the keyhole too - that doesn't mean it's ideal.
Even assuming he couldn't simply feed them to the statue before that, they were sealed... was it the day before? Two days earlier? No reason to wait until you're surrounded by enemies to finally get to it, really.
After Darui's fight? Nope, he wasn't.
In a fight, yeah. But like "Tobi" said, "don't misunderstand", for his plan, he doesn't need a perfectly revived Ten-Tails. I mean, that's the whole point of that retort of his, isn't it?
Which is why it would have been a good idea not to wait until you're surrounded by enemies to finally get to it. "Tobi" had plenty of time for that before that fight, but naaah...
lolwut?
And then, why did he tell Kisame to let Zetsu take his place and lose on purpose against Killer Bee?
Damn I forgot about this lmao
Yup, pretty much...
Not to mention "Tobi" is the one who told the Raikage that Killer Bee was alive. And that's how Bee barely won the fight: helped by his brother who went looking for him.
Same here. It makes so little sense...
He thinks that Bleach, like one piece, should have little to no character development. After all they are used to see very little to no character development in one piece. Developing Byakuya's character and other characters is the very essence of Bleach, since Bleach is about characters and not plot.
This is swag.
You mean those two small panels of him back to back with Hinata? Lol
Ippo
FINALLY
She is his sis in law. But I still disagree about Byakuya loves Rukia. It's already establish in the arrancar arc that Byakuya consideres Rukia his pride. Pride is very important to him, as a noble and a captain. I don't see how that translates that he is in love with Rukia honestly.
It's like you don't even read...
It's both, really. And the latter annoys me more.
So you're arguing that he couldn't just do that, say, during the night (while the resting ninja were getting attacked by a bunch of disguised Zetsu) because he risked getting spotted? Don't you think it would still have been a much better idea than to do what he's doing right now, i.e. the exact same thing except he's actually surrounded by several powerful ninja and a couple of tailed beasts who are trying to stop him?
Especially now that Tobi got himself surrounded, yeah.
I'm just saying if one is used to see one thing and not another thing and the other thing happened it would be considered bad because one is not used to seeing it when one reads/watches their preferred thing.
Saying, "You don't read" when someone disagrees with you is kind of rich when you literally ignored everything I wrote to just write the same thing again. It's also a giant cop out response when I responded to every single one of the points you just made.
I don't have any basis to believe this other than I just bet its true. And gross.
I honestly don't see a ton of things in Bleach that legitimatly don't make sense, either. It follows along with its own logic; it's just boring because it constantly gets derailed constantly for fights which largely are all the same (explosion behind guy, other guy warps behind other guy). I just think the story is driven by Kubo's desire to draw specific panels.
Bleach is character driven. And lol at Avatar.
First you don't read Bleach so how would you know? Secondly everyone who follows, discuss, and analyse Bleach know its a character driven manga. Especially with a lot of fleshed out characters and the focus on character depth during fights, and interactions. I am honest because I believe and I know what i am saying. It's always characters who drive the plot and that makes it a character driven manga.
I don't blame Beam at all for the way he posts now. Every time he posts about Bleach, some smart ass goes out of their way to take a personal potshot at him for liking Bleach. It's kind of surprising that adults actually buy into that horseshit about needing to justify every fucking thing they like or don't like.
Sadly, it's simply fitting, here.
Pretty much how I feel.
Because they're right there. Wouldn't have been an issue had Tobi executed his plan earlier, when he wasn't surrounded by a bunch of enemies.
My argument was that he should have summoned it earlier. Guess I didn't quite repeat myself enough...
Despite the fact he just said that he didn't really need them to execute his plan, in this week's episode, yes. That's precisely what makes no sense, in fact. Thanks for keeping up.
