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Cometh the hour

@@Janxiv91 oh thnx

If you haven't found it yet its cometh the hour

its prob invasion

@@anti4107 Thanks

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No joke butt ginjo must be sent from jojo for real going to the house asking about ichigos father and laughing like lero lero this guy was crazy af at the beginning he has that pokerface like crazy and acts like dunno

Lmao

⁠@@djw_tekken8490 He genuinely was on Ichigo’s side due to Tsukishima, so there was no poker face except for right after Tsukishima made him his normal self again.

@@transcendent7lucidity ah yeah

@@transcendent7lucidity tsukishima is op

what is the osy name

@@cosmiclf5323 cometh the hour part A

No joke butt ginjo must be sent from jojo for real going to the house asking about ichigos father and laughing like lero lero this guy was crazy af at the beginning he has that pokerface like crazy and acts like dunno

a plot twist even more devious than the betrayal of aizen

@@Pitboof for real though, aizen’s plot twist was good but you kinda had a feeling something was up with him, ginjo completely subverted my expectations even though I knew ichigo killed him at the end

@@thesoccman8026 I see what you mean .. it's true that aizen seemed a bit too nice to a suspicious point and that ginjo was ichigo's only ally in this intrigue (and it was because he was his only ally that we would not have suspected his treason) even if we did not expect to see the captains of gotei 13 suddenly disembark to help Ichigo

@@Pitboof Its the fact that we seen ginjo kind of betray ichigo earlier but then found out that it was in the good matter. I think that factor made the moment really really good

@@thesoccman8026I agree… The author intentionally made Aizen’s betrayal somewhat predictable (in addition to Aizen having a professional rivalry or animosity with Ichigo), whereas for Ginjō, the mangaka initially introduces Ginjo as a shady character, only to subvert this as the Fullbringer arc goes on, even going as far as to have Ginjo befriend Ichigo, reveal his thoughts, and show his reaction to his team’s “betrayal”. However, the author subverts this once again when Ginjo gets cut by Tsukishima before Ishida’s reveal of Ginjo as the mastermind who cut him. Have to admit…the mangaka did a very good job at doing a plot twist of Ginjo being the villain…

Same i swear ive never expected bleach to have so many plot twists

Really? I personally saw the betrayal becoming from a mile away. From the moment Tsukishima's ability was revealed, it was obvious to me that Ginjo had his mind altered.

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*rape face activated* Pfft- BAHAHAH 😂

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Yeah holy moly

Ikr, I was also wondering why he made that face 💀💀💀💀

Cometh the hour thank me later

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