[Discussion] Do you consider Gin a good guy/hero?

[USSJ Future Trunks]

and do you think hes justified in his actions

 

[Roby]

He was sort of an Obito of Bleach in a way. So I guess he is justified.

 

[Suono]

He was perfectly justified in what he did.

 

[Limbo]

He's shitachi of bleach

 

[Forbidden Tale]

He was sort of an Obito of Bleach in a way. So I guess he is justified.

More like Itachi. He in my eyes is anti hero.

 

[ssjelf]

I think Gin had his own goals and the way he went about them was less than perfect. He waited to long to attack Aizen, he shoulda done it at another time. Also he killed a lot of people so... IDK, he had the right idea, but I think he went about it wrong. He also shoulda just told yama and had him kill aizen lol.

 

[Goetia]

Gin didn't care about anything but Rangiku's safety and making sure that Aizen's plans would fall apart. To me, he was an anti-hero more than anything else.

 

[Hollow Overlord]

He only wanted to kill Aizen. He should have done it long ago before the time Aizen became immortal. To me had his own reasons to act like that.

 

[USSJ Future Trunks]

To me, he was an anti-hero more than anything else.

ive seen outright supervillains nicer than gin was

More like Itachi. He in my eyes is anti hero.

hes worse than itachi. itachi had least had some delusional loyalty to konoha.

He was perfectly justified in what he did.

so hiyori being cut in half is justified? rukia being mindraped is justified?

 

[Tapey]

He was the Snape of Bleach.

 

[soyeongun]

The person he cared became a victim, he found out who did that and decided to hunt down the villain.
He abandoned his innocence and sacrificed his soul to "change things."
He disguised himself as a cold blood snake and obtained the key intel to stop the formidable Kyoka Suigetsu.

It's really hard to measure characters' qualities since I haven't lived their lives.
But I can somewhat understand why he did what he did.
In a nutshell, his actions are comprehensible and I like him as a character.