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Ichigo better get his Zanpakuto back this time ^^^^
and the ending kinda creeped me out O__O
and the ending kinda creeped me out O__O
Again a new sword, Ichigo is really going through them like there's no tomorrow >.>
That scene with Hitsugaya really didn't make any sense at all. Now Kubo makes it appear like that all captains solely rely on their bankai and without it, they're nothing more than common foot soldiers. Yes against the elite Quincy fighters their bankai is probably a must, but seriously even without it they are supposed to be the fastest and strongest fighters of SS + as far as I understand they still have their shikai.
Again a new sword, Ichigo is really going through them like there's no tomorrow >.>
That scene with Hitsugaya really didn't make any sense at all. Now Kubo makes it appear like that all captains solely rely on their bankai and without it, they're nothing more than common foot soldiers. Yes against the elite Quincy fighters their bankai is probably a must, but seriously even without it they are supposed to be the fastest and strongest fighters of SS + as far as I understand they still have their shikai.
I think it's reasonable for Hitsugaya to relearn the basics. In all of his battles, he's had to rely on his bankai to get by.
If he were really as fast and strong as the other captains, he'd manage to draw/win more of his fights with just shikai.
Look at Zaraki, he's a monster with just swordsmanship, however, he did gain power from his kendล lesson with Yama-jii.
Kubo just wanted to emphisis the amount of time and effort Hitsugaya put into training his Bankai, and as such, didn't pay too much mind to his basics.
Think of being a captain as being a triathlon; they must learn Swordsmanship, Kido and spiritual aspects of there blades, each one gets practices to maintain each one at a high level until one wants to work on a specific skill. In Hitsugaya's case, it was his spiritual connection to his Zanpakutou in order to perfect the Bankai thus, his swordsmanship skills didn't get as much practice as they should have. Since Hitsugaya came to rely on his Bankai, due to him being proud of it being complete I guess, he neglected sufficient practice in the other arts a Captain should excel at.