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That's perfectly fine buddy. Glad you watched it anyways!

Thanks so much buddy

Respectable, they go exceptionally hard

You might have misunderstood what I meant. I didn't mean that bazz b not bleeding was the issue. What I was saying was that since he could soften the blow with his own flames even though it was made with murderous intent, he handled it a lot better than Yhwach. In addition to the fact that the pinnacle of Yamamoto's offensive abilities in shikai is actually him attacking using massive amounts of flame. So it was a more powerful attack than what he used against Yhwach. Meanwhile Yhwach was bleeding from a less serious attack, just a basic slash from a Yama who by his own admission was holding back till Yhwach drew his sword. Bazz B's feat is significantly more impressive than Yhwach's. Which shouldn't be the case. That was the point I was making. Thanks so much for watching

Absolutely, there's a whole lot planned in the future

Kubo is really just HIM tbh

That's a a really good point. But concerning the last part, Yhwach also explicitly states that the reason Yamamoto was in the state he was in was because of the new found sense of pride and honor they gained after forming the gotei. So comparing the two, we have a one off physical reaction that could have honestly meant anything and a direct statement from the character (Yhwach) that confirms it was Yamamoto's pride he used to destroy him. When I weighed those two individual factors I found the latter to be far more convincing since it was more concrete. Also concerning the flames, I doubt Yamamoto's initial slash can be considered on the same level as the massive torrent of flames he used to take out the sternritter. Remember, against Yhwach, Yamamoto was still holding back. But against the attacking Sternritter, Yamamoto attacked with the intention to kill. Bazz-B's explanation confirms this. So I'm certain Yamamoto actually put far more effort into that attack than he did for the initial slash. He wanted to punish Yhwach, not insta-kill him. In addition, all of Yamamoto's strongest shikai techniques (nadegiri isn't one of them imo) all involve the raw power of his flames than their being condensed around his blade, which leads me to believe that is the most powerful iteration of his shikai offense. So it’s definitely stronger than what he used against Rroyd Also concerning the arrow, there's actually no proof of East being weak to reishi attacks. Since in the manga Yama actually casually blocks it with his bare hand, the change in the anime was more a stylistic choice. Also for some reason the mere activation of south was enough to instantly dispel sankt Zwinger, which was even before Yamamoto revealed who he had summoned. So it’s very clear Yamamoto just dispelled it with his superior reiatsu which further proves the massive gap between them. The psychological aspect was revealed purely to torture Yhwach. Not because it was strategy in my opinion. He even explicitly tells him something like zwinger won't work on him. And the fact that south's activation instantly negged it is enough proof What do you think though?

@@ResNovae You make good counter arguments, and I generally try to find the balance between power scaling and narrative to figure out how strong characters really are in any series, though Bleach has a lot of nuance. I always thought Royd and Yama were closer than most people gave credit for with Yama’s main advantage being the fact his Bankai has one shot hax while Royd has comparable or superior physical stats but no resistance to Yama’s one shot hax. One of the reasons I felt that way is because Aizen considered himself and Yama to be on the same tier of power but specifically noted that Yama’s Zanpakuto’s offensive capabilities makes him unsure if he’d beat Yama head on. And Yhwach later noting that the only reason why he told the other Quincy not to engage with Yama is because none of them could deal with his Bankai’s raw power in the same way Yhwach himself could. They key factor is both Aizen and Yhwach note Yama’s Zanpakuto as his trait that makes him especially dangerous. The fact that Yama wasn’t able to get through Royd’s blut enough to deal significant damage in Shikai, wasn’t fast enough to kill him with East in Bankai, and forcefully stopped himself from touching Sankt by emergency stopping and stabbing his blade in the ground leads me to believe that stat for stat wise, Yama and Royd weren’t far off As far as Yama’s big flame attacks in Shikai vs condensed ones, your point with his FKT showings do make sense, but the one thing going opposite of that is Yama’s Bankai basically saying the ultimate form of his Zanpakuto is condensing the flames. If we take the fact that Yama’s old Bankai before evolving was massive AOE explosive flame attacks, similar to his Shikai, is it a crazy assumption that if Yama in his later years learned condensing his Bankai flames is mastery of his zan’s raw power, then doing the same for Shikai would be as well? He even has at least one condensed flame slash. But…this is more of a side point, nothing really definitive. Many believe that Yama was holding back to humiliate Yhwach (Royd) but I believe he was going all out. He was rage amped (which boosts your stats in Bleach) and bloodlusted to the point where his reiatsu boosted the resolve of the Gotei. His first action after activating his Bankai was trying to blitz Royd, with the anime even adding the slo mo effect to emphasize the speed aspect. And right before Royd used Sankt, Yama declared how if he tried to run, he’d chase him down and kill him where he stood before charging at him. Yama was very arrogant as you noted in the Royd fight, and I doubt he’d acknowledge the fact that Royd countered 3 of his Bankai’s directions on first try, but if you really look at it, Yama only revealed new directions after Royd figured out how to deal with the one presented to him. Yama tried to blitz and annihilate him with East -> Royd opted the counter was to not let Yama’s blade touch him or his blade touch Yama’s. Yama decided to use West to let Royd destroy his sword, then tried to rush him down and charge into him with it activated -> Royd counters with Reishi based energy attacks. Yama saying the attack wouldn’t hurt him could he him being arrogant, and I think it’s supported by him emergency stopping right before he touched it. If he wanted to break Yhwach’s (Royd’s) resolve, he could’ve jumped into the attack, tanked it, then used South to add insult to injury. Royd countered South with just his physical strength, which is very likely weaker than Sankt even if we assume he amped his physical strength with Blut Arterie or something, so I believe Yama used South to disrupt the attack from below rather than Reiatsu negging it. We see it sort of break apart as the skeletons rise up. As shown with West, he’d stand there and tank attacks he thinks he could tank. I don’t think it makes sense for an attack strong enough to deal with Royd’s ‘ultimate attack’ would then be countered by his physical strength just after. Another thing that supports my idea is Kubo revealing Royd had taken on 70-80% of Yhwach’s strength. So if Royd at 70-80% isn’t strong enough to contain Yama’s Bankai but Yhwach himself is, Yama should either fall into that gap of being above 70-80% of Yhwach (Royd’s level) but weaker than or equal to 100% Base Yhwach from the first invasion if Yhwach can control Yama’s full power output in Bankai. This wouldn’t apply to 2nd invasion Yhwach as he absorbed the souls of every Quincy and Shinigami that died, which includes Royd and Yama at that point I think the power scaling and narrative aspect all support that, along with Kubo’s words in Klub Outside As for the pride thing, yes Yhwach did attack Yama’s pride, but I don’t think that would stop Yama from fighting back. This is down to interpretation, but I think pride would be the reason why Yama would fight to the end. He’s the type of person that’s willing to Jill himself and his allies if it means victory for the greater good as shown in the Aizen fight (not like the past where his allies were just casualties). Even when he was defeated by Aizen’s tactics, he was willing to sacrifice an arm permanently as a last ditch effort We see him reach his arm out to stop Yhwach in the same way after getting cut down. Considering the fact that Aizen in FKT implied that the stronger you are, the harder it is to put you down or even render you unconscious with severe injuries and we’ve seen people cut in two able to survive as long as they get medical help, I believe it wasn’t just an automatic response, but a genuine effort by Yama to stop Yhwach

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I'm pretty sure the anime explicitly showed that it was Yamamoto who landed the final blow against Yhwach, not sasakibe. Sasakibe just landed a cheapshot that created on opening for Yamamoto to actually finish him off. Saying sasakibe was the one who defeated Yhwach is like saying uryu defeated Yhwach, not Ichigo because he was the one who shot the still silver arrow. Or saying because the final battle with Yhwach was a team fight, it wasn’t Ichigo who defeated him. It doesn't work that way. The person who lands the final fatal blow is the person who wins the victory. Case in point, Yamamoto defeated Yhwach. Also I never said Yhwach and Yama were relative, I only said that wasn’t enough reason for Yamamoto to give up the fight. And I think you're really underrating just how much more powerful Yhwach grows from the first invasion to the second invasion before his battle with Ichibei. I personally believe he was still stronger than one-armed Yamamoto but he was still weaker at the start of the first invasion. It's with all the deaths of the shinigami and sternritter that buff him to the level he reaches in the squad zero fights. Would like to hear what you think though, I could be wrong

@@ResNovae Yhwach doesn't gain anything from the shinigami dying since they don't have his soul imprinted on him, Yamamoto possibly an exception since he was in direct conflict with Yamamoto and Yamamotos zanpakuto drew blood from him, and so few Quincy died in the first invasion and they were some of the weaker ones (Minus maybe Guilge) that it wouldn't be that big of a difference between the first and second invasion.

​@@Frstypwngaming actually Yhwach does. It is explicitly stated that anyone who comes into contact with Yhwach's soul or people with Yhwach's soul fragments within them will also have their powers and souls given to him upon death be it either shinigami or quincy. Check chapter 565. And I'm talking specifically about his power growth from the first invasion to the second invasion before his fight with Ichibei. Literally every person who died in the war had their powers added to his own according to 565. Though it would appear that the anime might retcon that since the anime didn't adapt that line of dialogue

​@@Frstypwngaming would really appreciate hearing your thoughts on future videos too, so defo stick around

But we know now that royd have 80% of yhwach real power now according to klub outside. And considering Yama beat royd really easily without even getting hit. Now we can assume that if Yama fight pre almighty yhwach without taking his bankai. Yhwach will get beaten easily too. And because of that I think Yama still earn a place in the top at the verse.

@@mariusyandereini7031 oh yeah mb, don't know how I missed that lol

@@ResNovae No problem man

Dw, I 100% plan to do a series of Yhwach videos based solely on what we know about him from the manga. So dw about that at all

Wow, thank you

Glad you enjoyed it!

Yo that's a pretty cool observation there

Lmao I might stick around a bit longer this time, you will be surprised lol

I'm well aware, I just found it deeply hilarious how God needs someone to taste his food for poison for him lol.

@@ResNovae yeah lol