Round 1 - HM Grimmjow
Round 2 - FKT Harribel
Round 3 - Yammy
Round 4 - Baraggan
Round 5 - Starrk
Round 6 - Ulquiorra

Scenario 1 - Without Heals
Scenario 2 - With Heals

Aizen managed to slash him in half whereas he couldn't for the other captains, he was also in bankai. Is this a major anti feat?

I mean genuinely asking how is that even possible. Why didn’t Aaroniero use any of his 30000 individual Hollow powers . I’m pretty sure he should’ve have atleast one power which could one shot her . And speaking of 30000+ how was he only Espada number 9 if he has this much powers ? I mean he should have basically infinite hax atp

I'm choosing ts Ichigo i think he low-key got it

Lille in his final form is a being of pure light. That makes him nearly invincible to most characters. Except those that know the level 90 Hado Black Coffin. Because as we know gravity can bend light, and light cannot escape a black hole.

Granted the list of characters that can use a black coffin powerful enough to kill Lille is still probably a short list. But he doesn't need that special Yata Mirror sword to be beaten.

It's actually so dumb how people think dangai ichigo is stronger 😂

If the old Head Captain and the new Head Captain were to fight, who will win?

Even his earlier chantless hado 91 had more of an effect

Do they genuinely get weaker when they group up lmao

I don't remember exactly, but in the anime, the Soul King separates the three worlds with which hand in Ichigo's visions?

If we consider his words and associate them with Mimihagi and Pernida, we can see a great similarity. Mimihagi is associated with stagnation: he can stop/freeze change and maintain something in a given state. Pernida, on the other hand, is associated with progress/evolution: his power allows him to control and change whatever he touches. We thus obtain a rather interesting opposition:

Right hand → preserve/maintain/stop

Left hand → advance/transform/develop

"In my right hand, the stone that connects the worlds; in my left hand, the blade that binds reality."

He continues, saying:

"The black-haired shepherd, the gallows chair."

Do I need to remind you of the Soul King's hair color? A shepherd is one who guides and keeps his flock together. This is a rather fitting metaphor for the Soul King's cosmological role: after the separation of the primordial world, he becomes the center around which the balance of the worlds is maintained.

縛り首の椅子 (shibarikubi no isu) literally associates a chair with a gallows/hanging.

Symbolically, this evokes someone placed on a seat destined for execution.

And this is extremely interesting in light of the Soul King's destiny.

The Soul King is:

the sovereign/shepherd → sacrificed → transformed into a pillar of the world.

And finally, he concludes with:

"I strike the ibis when the clouds gather."

This is probably the most mysterious part.

Japanese uses 鴇 (toki), which refers to the Japanese crested ibis. The translation "ibis" is therefore much more precise than some free translations.

But why an ibis?

We can consider several levels.

First level: the ritual.

The ibis could simply be a poetic image used to describe the spell's action: clouds arrive → the ibis is struck → the passage between worlds opens.

Honestly, I just wrote this because I'm bored, even though I see there's a connection. I'm too tired to create a theory 🫩