no i do understand lubrication said that every bankai had its con and i am disagreeing, prove me wrong before saying that
There's nothing for me to prove. You keep saying things that I'm not even talking about and trying to argue something that has nothing to do with my point.
I guess I'll try this one last time...*sigh*
When Urahara was going at Aizen he was concentrating on Kido techniques.
It doesn't matter if it was an open field or not.
-Did he go at him via sword fighting?
No.
-Did he try going at him with hand-to-hand combat?
No.
He was trying to subdue him with
Kido techniques because that's what he excels in.
If Soi Fong is trying to take down an opponent with her assassination skills, i.e, speed, agility, and silent kill shots, then she isn't going to use her Bankai (her nuke missile)
no matter how much stronger it makes her...
You don't know what Urahara's Bankai is. That's the
entire point, yet, you're hellbent on completely ignoring the fact that it might not be a Kido emphasized Bankai - just like Soi Fong's Bankai isn't suited for her fighting style, Urahara's Bankai may not be suited for his Kido prowess.
For the last time, if Soi Fong is trying to assassinate her target she isn't going to bust out her nuke no matter how stronger it makes her. Likewise, if Urahara is trying to overcome his opponent with
Kido techniques then there might be a reason as to why he didn't use his Bankai. What reason you ask? Because it may not be his best choice for using Kido. Kido requires concentration and a clear mind to focus and cite the incantations.
There could be several reasons why his Bankai would be a nuisance to using Kido. Maybe it's so strenuous that it takes a toll on him to use (mentally or physically), thus distracting his concentration to use Kido techniques in the first place. Or maybe it's some sort of kenjutsu enhancement which does absolutely nothing to upgrade his
Kido specific abilities. Or maybe it's this, or maybe it's that.
None of us know what his Bankai is. That's the point I'm trying to make, and until he shows it it makes little sense to say that it would have helped him in that situation. It's called keeping an open mind and considering all possibilities.
This is Bleach, not something as boneheaded like DBZ. There are
different areas of expertise such as strength, speed, defense, intelligence, Kido, etc. There isn't just one "power level" that defines all these. The whole purpose of the databook stats is to reflect each characters proficiency in these
different areas. You don't just ignorantly say "Bankai = stronger". You considering the
conditions and objectives of the specific battle and weigh the pros and cons of using your Bankai because it may or may not boost you in the area that you need.