@@jeandortilus7711 He can make them believe they gave cancer, but he can't make the cancer actually manifest as he doesn't have an innate ability to give or create the cancer.
“Book of the End” has the ability to take the user’s presence and insert it into people’s memories, BUT in order to do so he has to insert himself in the place of someone that’s already there. Similar to how a bookmark is a place holder, he must replace someone who is already there. In terms of objects he inserts himself into the object’s past, allowing him to not only change or alter it but can gain knowledge about it as seen with Senbonzakura. Easiest way to think about it would be to think about how a bookmark is inserted into a book to hold a place. He can only insert himself in the place of another, he can’t put himself into someone’s memory and ADD himself to it. With how it started to negatively impact Chad and Orihime, think of it as you trying to fit more pages into a book. One or two pages wouldn’t have much of an impact on it, but when you start trying to fit more and more pages into it the structural integrity of the book gets compromised and you risk the book breaking apart. The safest way to use this on a person is to insert yourself in place of someone else and keep things that simple. Try to make memories that weren’t there and they’ll have a breakdown and mentally shut off.
I would say the book of the end by itself doesn't fix the bankai like he says he creates a past where the bankai was not broken and so orihime was able to force the blade from the broken future decided by the almighty to the past created by the book of the end
I like how out of all of Ichigo's friends and family that book of the end affected, Byakuya was the only one who cared enough about Ichigo and what Ichigo meant to him to not let it affect his overall judgement. It's not that Byakuya killed Tsukishima as he would any other enemy, he actually killed his best friend because he believed in Ichigo so much. Since Byakuya is so old compared to humans, Tsukishima was really ingrained within Byakuya's memory compared to how much he was in Chad, Orihime and the rest. Yet he still killed Tsukishima so cold heartedly. Yay, best girl is next though!
More like Byakuya's sense of morality is so blue and orange in combination of him using his powers directly in front of Byakuya is what defeated Tsukishima. Name a character who lives by that logic. You are stabbed by Tsukishima. Your memories resurface. You remember him and how he helped you develop your powers.....as he stands in front of you with his sword brandished and your shikai activated. I get the whole thing about how he's Ichigo's enemy. But I feel like it was just more obvious that something was wrong. This familar guy in front of him that he's clearly fighting. At that point Byakuya decided REGARDLESS how his memories he should strike down the enemy in front of him because there's a reason he was fighting him.
Well we’re also talking about the shinigami who Was fully prepared to kill his sister. Byakuya does whatever he’s set his mind to even if his feelings may get in the way.
Well, remember what Fullbringers are able to do in general is manipulate the "soul" of things. It's difficult for Westerners to get since animism isn't familiar to our culture, but in religions like Shintoism, even inanimate objects have "souls" -- that's how Ginjo was able to make the alcohol float into his mouth or how Fullbringers in general are able to jump far by pulling on the "soul" of the air beneath their feet. So when Tsukishima inserts himself into the history of an object, he's not really manipulating time because he's inserting his presence into the soul of just the object or person that is being cut. And similar to what Ginjo does to the alcohol, Tsukishima's influence over the soul of the object actually changes its physical characteristics and causes, say, traps to manifest as if they'd always been there. The soul really is being treated like a book here. You don't have to actually go back in time to when the book was originally written to change the story. If you were really going back in time or affecting the space-time continuum, more than just the object being cut would be affected. There would be a butterfly effect.
The only reason Tsukishima is able to do what he does is because whatever he cuts literally affects ONLY the timeline of that person/thing, but it does so physically, causing people's memory to be altered in the process and objects to trigger the way he wants them to.
It was revealed in the light novel "can't fear your own world" that all fullbringers have a piece of the soul King in them which is why they have their powers, and is also why Hollows are attracted to them Not saying this completely levels the playing field, but if both of their powers are derived from the soul King, then maybe one can counter the other
Aw man... Novels... Now that makes the power scale of how they all got horribly outclassed by the Shinigami absurd if they have a piece of the Soul King of all things. As well as why Yhwach wouldn't try to absorb them like Mimihagi.
@@D-Havoc I'm not trying to excuse any power scaling inconsistencies, just adding context. But to be fair, Mimihagi was a whole appendage of the soul king, while a Fullbringer only has a tiny peice of his Reishi (or maybe it's his reiryoku)
Makes no sense. Those novels are just causing uneeded confusion, it's better to think of them as external filler. The manga did a good enough job saying that their mother survived a Hollow attack when pregnant with them and the hollow's venom fused with the fetus (not unlike with Ichigo) and augmented their soul. Their soul then resonated with the soul of something of extreme value to them thus awakening the soul of said object and its subsequent abilities. We also see in the first arc that not everyone attacked by a hollow needs to be something special. They could be collateral damage or have a personal connection to the hollow. Rukia did say that they go after their family first when the soul hollowfies. Not everyone has to have a direct connection to the damned Soul King. Don Konanji could see and fight hollows. What was his connection to the Soul King?
@@corruptangel6793 it was explained that there are humans who have some level of spiritual pressure in the manga. Once those humans die & becomes souls,.if their reistu is high enough, they can become shinigami's
Thinking about it, they're way too similar. Same kind of hair and build. Same kind of intellectual jerk thing. They also have an ability to make up stuff and basically make things seem like they happened when they didn't.
It's basically a "causality warping" ability. Not strictly "time manipulation", but altering the properties of people and/or objects by the user claiming "I did that." So Tsukishima is telling a person/object (by slashing them with his sword) that he "did something in their past", and the person/object goes "oh, okay", and then becomes altered in accordance to "what Tsukishima claims he did."
I love the fullbringers powers! There're so interesting and unique imo, specially considering how little screen time they had using them.. The powers in bleach can be very "one note" sometimes..but with the fullbringers, i can theories about their abilities for hours...
I have a theory: I think book of D. end pretty much treats the history of whatever is being stabbed as a book, Tsukishima can read the information in it, as well as remove and add new information, but that comes with two major restrictions: 1 - the alterations he makes affect the history of what was stabbed but doesn't create a domino effect that changes the history of other things/people. e.g. he can change Chad's memories involving Ichigo but that doesn't change Ichigo's memories of the same events. 2 - the alterations must avoid major contradictions with other information present in the target's history. book of D end can't be used to change the history of a bench so it was incinerated yesterday if someone sat on it between then an now, since a bench can't be sat on if it doesn't exist anymore. That would mean the closer to the present the event is the bigger are the changes that can be made, because there is less room for contradictions. This would explain why when Tsukishima changes events that happened long ago in the target's history he keeps the events mostly as they were only changing the people involved, this way the chance of any contradictions happening is greatly reduced. These two limitations also would explain why he could fix Ichigo's bankai in that specific moment; Zangetsu and Ichigo are one being so stabbing him should affect his bankai as well, and it happened in the imediatamente past so there is less room for contradictions and thus bigger changes can be made.
The bankai thing is simple, he replaced Yhwach as the one who broke zangetsu, and since he doesn't have the almighty, the bankai wasn't broken in the future but in the past instead. This allowed ori to fix the bankai, since you can't reject something that technically didn't happen yet. Remember that Yhwach probably knew that ori could fix the bankai if he broke it in the present, so he brought the future where zangetsu was broken to the present, making it impossible for ori to fix it. My head canon.
@@hitogi06 I can kind of understand this if Bach's power is understood inside of a tiny theoretical space where he can pick the future as he sees fit. He picked the one where the bankai was broken. When he left that theoretical space where the bankai was snapped went with it. Tsukishima's power combined with Orihime's was there to reject a future that never should have happened in the first place.
Excellent explanation. I really think this is the best way to view his ability, otherwise it becomes more difficult to grasp. I think it really got confusing when we saw he can physically alter the present of objects by changing the past, this isn't possible with living beings.
@@hitogi06 good explanation, although the manga explained it as Juha powers being too great for Orahime to reject. It was confusing, but ultimately it was just their combined powers fixing it. Orahime powers are also god level, she technically can reject anything she wants, even the future, but her powers are limited because she herself is just a human.
@@Ephideltrance yeah something like that, since she is much much weaker than just, she couldn't reject it, and tsukishima used his fullbring to replace juha in ichigo's past, which now means it was him that broke the bankai making it possible to fix. Kind of like a glitch in a game that can bypass invisible walls.
i've always pictured tsukishimas powers as a book, to him, each person is like a book, when he cuts people he is rewriting pages of that book, but like all books he could read them
As a writer, I look at Tsukisima's power as almost an edit. If you change the name and face of a character that you've written, you aren't changing the memory or timeline of any other characters, but just modifying the character you change.
So the power of retcon. Or just making an entirely new version with different details (Go Nagai is really fond of doing this with like Devilman I think).
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I think what it mean by "it can cut anything" is that when he's inserting the "bookmark" in to what ever, it doesn't matter what it is, it can have its past altered. I mean he did it in his fight with Byakuya, he cut the ground, and he cut Senbonzakura and inserted a "book mark" in both.
I thought when Tsukishima was cutting the ground; much like Ginjo was able to manipulate the soul of the drink he had when he showed off Fullbring; he put his bookmark into an object to manipulate that area he cut. He inserted himself to gain familiarity with the object he cut so he can use it. I think we have to change our perspective on how Tsukishima views people as well. I think to his blade and possibly Tsukishima, people are books. Inserting his bookmark means him reading said book to that point. It means he can read people's pasts. It's quite an interesting ability the more you think of it. But that's how I interpreted his skill
HH-BlueDynamite Woah woah woah Where was this stated? All I recall is that Masaki was taken in due to being one of the last full-blooded Quincies and orphaned.
@@hh-bluedynamite Masaki and Ryuken are not related by blood. I think they were even supposed to be wed to each other until Masaki was attacked by white and she eventually ended up with Isshin.
The rewriting of someone's memories and the changing an object's past have to be separate abilities. Having a rock become a trap is something another person can experience the effects of. However, replacing Orihime's brother was something only she experienced. Ichigo still remembered the brother as he was. So in that respect, the memory changing cannot really be time manipulation.
The way I headcanon'd Book of the End in my head to make sense was that Tsukishima isn't literally going back in time but rather creating a fabricated history and the object/person get's their memories warped in the present in order to match what they think is reality. Kinda like a hypnotist that tells you to your name has always been X so you start calling yourself that. That gets around the whole "Tsukishima put traps in Yukio's chatroom years ago despite said chatrooms only existing for like ten minutes prior." But even then, it's still really confusing. @_@
@Joseph Rockford Well if bankai are literal entities themselves, wouldn't it be possible for Tsukishima to alter Zangetsu's memory to where it was never broken, thus allowing itself to be repaired. And didn't Tsukishima actually cut Ichigo himself, so that he himself would have a memory altered to where Zangetsu never broke?
The way I see it, Tsukishima's fullbring works is that he can "edit" history, this would make it so that the events were always the way he wanted, thus not really affecting time, since its always been like that
For Tsukishima's broken power explainations, i don't remember where, but i'm almost certain that the Fullbringer powers are directly drawn from the Soul King( not Brook, the other) and the hollow esplaination part is just the same thing that made Chad and Orihme fullbring being activated by Ichigo's presence, as much as did the Hogyoku in Rukia's body. That is also why Aizen was so impressed with Orihime ability, because it could revert time on any destructed limb and associated with Tsukishima's ability, it was even able to negate the stuff that Ywach was doing. And for Tensa, i could guess that the problem was more Ichigo's origins, from his past to his power, was part of the process to make him stronger and not to repair a fake zampakuto that was just a mess from his mixed reiatsu Hope i was clear, i'm not realy good at expressing myself in english, shout-out from France Tekking
Fairly sure if Ichigo confronted his friends about their memories being altered the real and fake memories would collide and render the person unconscious or do psychological damage
i think tsukishima dont need to cut the "victim" more than once he cut the ground and changed the memories of the ground, the ground is one big object, so setting multplie traps doesnt require more than one cut (probably bad grammer but i hope i made clear what im thinking)
@@bqw2094 yeah i know you make it so clear in other videos that you dont want to talk about that now. Still his writting is good and whay you said in the other video migh be a little far from the truth
@@hatefulgaming1800 Well given that Tsukishima was following a guy that had no personality nor motive, he still would be an even less interesting villain compared to Kugo.
Tsukishima basically affects the personal past of a person or object by creating a “private” split in their history. It’s like a divergent history is created. It doesn’t affect everyone’s past at once which is why it doesn’t affect “time and history”, he can only read and affect the past of a single person or object that he cuts.
The reason why tsukishima is able to counter yuhas ability is because all of the fullbrings are fragments of the soul king they are kind like he's children or something like that not sure but their power comes from the soul king
I would say that his ability effects an object or person in the moment of the cut. By changing that person or object to a state it would have been in, if the modification to its life story was changed in a way dictated by tsukishima. Like with the rock, it didn’t mean that he was actually present beck in time to rig the rock, and on obviously changing the rocks memory wouldn’t do anything. But if the story of the rock was to be changed to what he described it would be rigged. Therefore it becomes rigged when cut. Thats why his ability transcends memory, without affecting others memories when he inserts himself into the past. He almost like plucks a different timelines version of an object or person where he did do the thing, and replaces his timelines with it essentially. Person from time a didn’t meet tsuki’ Person from time b did. Tsuki cuts timeline a’s Person. And makes them as if they were timeline b’s
To my knowledge Tsukishima’s ability is foreknowledge and time travel, essentially it works like this. Cut something/someone at any point in that things past (either when they were a kid or when they were a adult) and physically be there and do what he wants.
"To think, that a mere human can compete against Ywachs God-Powers..." Well, yeah. But you have to count in Orihime too. I think it was part of her powers inside Kazui who destroyed the last trace of Ywachs existence. I think that Tsukishimas ability is a little bit confusing too, but maybe his abilitys are like Orihimes and are able to "reject the will if god"
I think a better way to phrase Tsukishima’s power is that he can to “edit” what has happened to something as in imagine you’re reading a book and you see a part that you didn’t like you scratch it off and edit it how you like it. That’s the best way I can explain it
Book of the end since it manipulates the "memory" in a soul, since the battlespace is a soul of a fullbring they can be slightlly re-altered but can be either/or.
@Tekking101 20:55 Well not alone. It also took Aizen's Kyoka Suigetsu to basically prevent Ywhach from seeing the changes made by Book of the End, since Book of the End's changes would thus change the future and Ywhach would notice said change.
Tsukishima is my favorite. He is in the story like from the very start, guided and trained Ichigo in the first Arc. Defeated 3 Captain's in Rukia rescue Arc. Opened the gate of Hueco Mundo in the Arrancar Arc. And also sealed Aizen in Fake Karakura Arc but everyone only give him a credit for just fixing Ichigo's Bankai. I mean it's not fair. He is one of the main characters c'mon.
The example I love to use is this let's say you've picked up a book from your shelve and read it. Then you place it back on the shelve. 10 years pass and you pick it up again, but some stuff in the book has been seamlessly edited. Character names, descriptors etc. This is how I've always viewed Book of the End
the way i make sense of Tsukishima repairing zangetsu is that it was only possible because yhwach just switched timelines to one where it broke so tsukiskima switched it back.
I thought of Tsukashima’s power in the way that, because inserts himself into the past, he retroactively gains all the memories of his inserted self, teaching him everything about the person he cut. Not that he is reading their memories when he cuts them; Meaning no learning about Byakuya may or may not have done in his room when he was 13
You could speculate by going through his videos. You can count the videos where he mentions a specific topic. But based on some loose speculation in no particular order... One piece Bleach Hunter x hunter Naruto Black clover My hero academia Dragon Ball Z Jojo's bizarre adventure Cory in the house Toy story 3 Cars 2 This post sponsored by memes.
Dox Odd or if you paid attention and are a true fan of his you would already know his top ten, he did say he won’t talk or make a video about the ones he doesn’t like
Tsukishima dying and discovering he had a true ally he could count on in Shishigawara was definitely one of the most beautiful moments in Bleach for me. It's a shame the scene isn't here on YT at the moment.
“Book of the End” seems just like a sort of reality manipulation with implied,but extremely vague limitations and conditions. The memory altering part is fairly understandable, but the object's past altering changing the actual physical world is big WTF for me, how does that even work and what are the limits?
If you like murder mystery books check out the (Amos Decker Series) by David Baldacci. I jumped in on (The Last Mile) which is second in the series and I'm hooked. Although I'm trying to find (The Memory Man) which is the first, but the way the world is built it would almost just seem like expansion on the main character.
Hey Tekking what do you make of how Fullbringers pretty much learn their abilities "backwards"? By this I mean that for most groups, such as Shinigami & Quincies, as well as others outside *Bleach* like *Hunter x Hunter's Nen Users* they have to learn the basics first and eventually learn/ develop their unique abilities after reaching a certain amount of proficiency (Shikai once they can hear their swords voice/ Being deemed worthy of a Sternritter power by Ywach/ Becoming skilled enough with basic Nen to create a Hatsu). From what we see in the cases of every Fullbringer whose origin/ early years is shown, they all have their unique ability first- Riruka and Yukio both have their Dollhouse/ Invaders Must Die powers as kids, but don't seem to display bringer light proficiency,. Chad and Orihime awaken to their skin armour and Shun Shun Rika respectively long before they ever get any other spiritual/ fullbringer powers, even Ichigo is using his combat pass for a sort of proto-fullbring before he starts grasping usage of the bringer light when he's being specifically trained to fast-track his growth as a fullbringer. The closet thing to them in a sense is Stands from Jojo's, where they have the unique powers from the start and they just need to learn how to best apply both those powers and the stand in general.
Yuragi-sou no Yuuna-san did luck powers pretty well. For the good luck you get you later get equal bad luck and you can't control the details of how the luck manifests.
It's possible that tsukishima's power was actually a bookmark into time which would allow him to manipulate an object or person from the moment that they came into existence. This could be done using time remnants which are essentially temporary time clones. It would also explain how it seems that he has the ability to manipulate time itself.
It's been established that Orihime's powers should be able to restore a Bankai. Her power doesn't heal or repair, it returns something to a previous state by rejecting the event, making it as if the damage hadn't occurred in the first place.
"Glasses let everyone know your smart" They also make everyone at least 30% more attractive, in my opinion. I'm currently rereading The Secrets of The Immortal Nicholas Flamel series by Michael Scott at the moment, The Magician to be specific
Low key the whole bookmark becoming a sword and the sword it becomes is actually super freakin cool. As for books I'm currently going through Aleron Kongs chaos seed series on audible (I've been pretty into the LitRPG stuff for a while now)
I love how Tekking over thinks everything xd. To make it more simple is like Pudding's devil fruit in terms of memories of living things, like in CFYOW he explains how he makes grow a tree to throw up to Meninas. With objects is just weird I have to admit it. The thing I like most about Tsukishima is that he is the only one to make Ichigo weaken in a mental state like with The Fisher Hollow, because Aizen and Ywach were like strong and that's all, they aren't bad in any means but is just physically
Also I don't think Moe's power is luck but probability, when he punches he can make the most favorable result happen but not something impossible, like he could cause lightning to hit you if its raining but he can't have you spontaneously combust.
He altered the past to where he replaced Byakuya’s grandfather in his past! His grandfather is the one to help him achieve bankai & help train him! Tsukishima made it to where he was the one that trained Byakuya instead!
I always thought of them as low level Reality Benders. Tsukishima could adjust the history of how certain events play out a little bit or it would damage the individual. With objects he could adjust the history of his interaction with them. Shishigawara could cause different effects on people and objects via jackpot gambling basics.
I'm gonna be honest with you tekking just for a sec.....................your intros never fail to amaze me or at the very least make me feel a lil cringe like Acid reflux.
It’s STILL funny how uryu was the only one out of ichigo’s friends who actually backed him up. Also Tekking you mentioning the knocking out thing reminded me of how Usopp and the others dealt with Sugar and her devil fruit powers though I kinda doubt it’d REALLY work that way personally
The way I understand is that why the wiki says history instead of past or memory is that his book mark is different for every person. So, instead of changing the past and entire space time continuum, Tsukishima some how isolates it to effect events in a person's past without effecting everyone else's past.
Given information from the light novels it seems like Book of the End really does have the ability to change the past. It does so by inserting Tsukishima into the person or object's past where he didn't exist before. This can apparently be achieved by adding himself wholesale to an event as a new party entirely - as presumably happened with the Tensa Zangetsu situation and with the tree in CFYOW- OR by replacing a party that was already present. This is what he did to Orihime. And as a side-effect of this ability, the present is changed retroactively to fit this new past, as evidenced by his fight with Byakuya, fixing the bankai, and again with the tree in the light novel. In his fight with Byakuya he inserts himself as the person that taught Byakuya to fight. Therefore in the new present he knows all of Byakuya's techniques and becomes strong enough to have conceivably taught a captain level shinigami. With the tree, he altered the date HE had planted it and that added years onto its life in the present which is... Ridiculously powerful. With Tensa Zangetsu I... Have no idea what he did to fix that, your guess is as good as mine. But when you think about it, with how The Almighty works, it does make sense that it would be a counter. Yhwach has the ability to see every timeline concurrently and choose the outcomes he wants, like pruning branches off of a massive tree until only the ones he wants are left. But then, Tsukishima goes back and adds himself into the past in an event he wasn't in previously, thus creating an entirely new branch that hadn't been observed by Yhwach previously. It makes a certain kind of sense. But yeah, think of the past as a book and Book of the End as slipping a bookmark (Tsukishima) in between the pages. It's a ridiculously overpowered ability.
I just watched your video about Ginjou and what you said made me think about how book of the end works it's not that he's altering history or messing with the space-time continuum but is affecting the soul because as you said in the other video Everything has a soul including the Earth so when he cuts the Earth he's making the soul of the earth act as if there was a bomb and then explode even though there's not an actual bomb Just spirit Energy that explodes as if there was a bomb
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I think I might know what it means by “affects history but not time or memories” If it affected time, then upon inserting himself in the memory of one Kurosaki he’d affect all of them, and wouldn’t be able to cause them to think of him as their family. He’d just be “that guy that suddenly was part of our lives at some point.” If he only affected memory, then his power would be useless on inanimate objects, unable to do that “I set a trap there years ago from the rock’s point of view” kind of trick. Affecting history means it’s confined to the one person/thing he cuts, having to cut multiple people for their shared history to all be altered.
I love how Tsukishima's ability is basically retcons, and the only reason Byakuya defeated him is cause he doesn't care for consistent writing at all
lol that is his ability thats why kubo used him to get ichigo bankai back
Can't he just stab someone and add that they have cancer
@@jeandortilus7711 He can make them believe they gave cancer, but he can't make the cancer actually manifest as he doesn't have an innate ability to give or create the cancer.
@@D-Havoc If you believe you have a deadly disease, that can actually kill you.
@@D-Havoc ichigos banki
“Book of the End” has the ability to take the user’s presence and insert it into people’s memories, BUT in order to do so he has to insert himself in the place of someone that’s already there. Similar to how a bookmark is a place holder, he must replace someone who is already there.
In terms of objects he inserts himself into the object’s past, allowing him to not only change or alter it but can gain knowledge about it as seen with Senbonzakura.
Easiest way to think about it would be to think about how a bookmark is inserted into a book to hold a place. He can only insert himself in the place of another, he can’t put himself into someone’s memory and ADD himself to it.
With how it started to negatively impact Chad and Orihime, think of it as you trying to fit more pages into a book. One or two pages wouldn’t have much of an impact on it, but when you start trying to fit more and more pages into it the structural integrity of the book gets compromised and you risk the book breaking apart.
The safest way to use this on a person is to insert yourself in place of someone else and keep things that simple. Try to make memories that weren’t there and they’ll have a breakdown and mentally shut off.
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Still don’t get how that would fix a Bankai
I would say the book of the end by itself doesn't fix the bankai like he says he creates a past where the bankai was not broken and so orihime was able to force the blade from the broken future decided by the almighty to the past created by the book of the end
The byakugan serves you well.
Aren't you dead?
I like how out of all of Ichigo's friends and family that book of the end affected, Byakuya was the only one who cared enough about Ichigo and what Ichigo meant to him to not let it affect his overall judgement. It's not that Byakuya killed Tsukishima as he would any other enemy, he actually killed his best friend because he believed in Ichigo so much. Since Byakuya is so old compared to humans, Tsukishima was really ingrained within Byakuya's memory compared to how much he was in Chad, Orihime and the rest. Yet he still killed Tsukishima so cold heartedly.
Yay, best girl is next though!
More like Byakuya's sense of morality is so blue and orange in combination of him using his powers directly in front of Byakuya is what defeated Tsukishima. Name a character who lives by that logic. You are stabbed by Tsukishima. Your memories resurface. You remember him and how he helped you develop your powers.....as he stands in front of you with his sword brandished and your shikai activated. I get the whole thing about how he's Ichigo's enemy.
But I feel like it was just more obvious that something was wrong. This familar guy in front of him that he's clearly fighting. At that point Byakuya decided REGARDLESS how his memories he should strike down the enemy in front of him because there's a reason he was fighting him.
Well we’re also talking about the shinigami who Was fully prepared to kill his sister. Byakuya does whatever he’s set his mind to even if his feelings may get in the way.
Well, remember what Fullbringers are able to do in general is manipulate the "soul" of things. It's difficult for Westerners to get since animism isn't familiar to our culture, but in religions like Shintoism, even inanimate objects have "souls" -- that's how Ginjo was able to make the alcohol float into his mouth or how Fullbringers in general are able to jump far by pulling on the "soul" of the air beneath their feet. So when Tsukishima inserts himself into the history of an object, he's not really manipulating time because he's inserting his presence into the soul of just the object or person that is being cut. And similar to what Ginjo does to the alcohol, Tsukishima's influence over the soul of the object actually changes its physical characteristics and causes, say, traps to manifest as if they'd always been there. The soul really is being treated like a book here. You don't have to actually go back in time to when the book was originally written to change the story. If you were really going back in time or affecting the space-time continuum, more than just the object being cut would be affected. There would be a butterfly effect.
Great explanation
The only reason Tsukishima is able to do what he does is because whatever he cuts literally affects ONLY the timeline of that person/thing, but it does so physically, causing people's memory to be altered in the process and objects to trigger the way he wants them to.
So the alcohol is under the influence of Ginjou. Got it.
I was really hoping that someone would respond to this with "I don't give a shit about butterflies."
Tsukishima's ability is literally self insert OC fanfiction.
It was revealed in the light novel "can't fear your own world" that all fullbringers have a piece of the soul King in them which is why they have their powers, and is also why Hollows are attracted to them
Not saying this completely levels the playing field, but if both of their powers are derived from the soul King, then maybe one can counter the other
Aw man... Novels... Now that makes the power scale of how they all got horribly outclassed by the Shinigami absurd if they have a piece of the Soul King of all things. As well as why Yhwach wouldn't try to absorb them like Mimihagi.
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I'm not trying to excuse any power scaling inconsistencies, just adding context.
But to be fair, Mimihagi was a whole appendage of the soul king, while a Fullbringer only has a tiny peice of his Reishi (or maybe it's his reiryoku)
Makes no sense. Those novels are just causing uneeded confusion, it's better to think of them as external filler.
The manga did a good enough job saying that their mother survived a Hollow attack when pregnant with them and the hollow's venom fused with the fetus (not unlike with Ichigo) and augmented their soul. Their soul then resonated with the soul of something of extreme value to them thus awakening the soul of said object and its subsequent abilities. We also see in the first arc that not everyone attacked by a hollow needs to be something special. They could be collateral damage or have a personal connection to the hollow. Rukia did say that they go after their family first when the soul hollowfies.
Not everyone has to have a direct connection to the damned Soul King. Don Konanji could see and fight hollows. What was his connection to the Soul King?
@@corruptangel6793 it was explained that there are humans who have some level of spiritual pressure in the manga. Once those humans die & becomes souls,.if their reistu is high enough, they can become shinigami's
@@csq7871 that too
It’s kinda hard to not view Tsukishima as diet Aizen. His entire personality is just “Thanks to Ginjo I wasn’t alone so I’ll listen to him”
I legit thought aizen was in the fullbringer arc because of this lol.
Thinking about it, they're way too similar. Same kind of hair and build. Same kind of intellectual jerk thing. They also have an ability to make up stuff and basically make things seem like they happened when they didn't.
The memes were mad funny back in the day, but yeah I agree
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Well, that is why we got Ginjo.
It's kinda hard not to view the entire Fullbringer arc as diet-Bleach.
It's basically a "causality warping" ability. Not strictly "time manipulation", but altering the properties of people and/or objects by the user claiming "I did that."
So Tsukishima is telling a person/object (by slashing them with his sword) that he "did something in their past", and the person/object goes "oh, okay", and then becomes altered in accordance to "what Tsukishima claims he did."
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Urahara:😅
Maybe when he was making Tsukishima’s abilities he was going for a Rohan’s Heavens Door type of thing 🤷🏾♂️
I love the fullbringers powers!
There're so interesting and unique imo, specially considering how little screen time they had using them..
The powers in bleach can be very "one note" sometimes..but with the fullbringers, i can theories about their abilities for hours...
Shishigawara's power us basically hitting something and then saying "Wow, what are the odds this would happen"
This is the third time I do a halfbringers joke , I’m out of ideas .
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I have a theory:
I think book of D. end pretty much treats the history of whatever is being stabbed as a book, Tsukishima can read the information in it, as well as remove and add new information, but that comes with two major restrictions:
1 - the alterations he makes affect the history of what was stabbed but doesn't create a domino effect that changes the history of other things/people. e.g. he can change Chad's memories involving Ichigo but that doesn't change Ichigo's memories of the same events.
2 - the alterations must avoid major contradictions with other information present in the target's history. book of D end can't be used to change the history of a bench so it was incinerated yesterday if someone sat on it between then an now, since a bench can't be sat on if it doesn't exist anymore. That would mean the closer to the present the event is the bigger are the changes that can be made, because there is less room for contradictions. This would explain why when Tsukishima changes events that happened long ago in the target's history he keeps the events mostly as they were only changing the people involved, this way the chance of any contradictions happening is greatly reduced.
These two limitations also would explain why he could fix Ichigo's bankai in that specific moment; Zangetsu and Ichigo are one being so stabbing him should affect his bankai as well, and it happened in the imediatamente past so there is less room for contradictions and thus bigger changes can be made.
The bankai thing is simple, he replaced Yhwach as the one who broke zangetsu, and since he doesn't have the almighty, the bankai wasn't broken in the future but in the past instead. This allowed ori to fix the bankai, since you can't reject something that technically didn't happen yet. Remember that Yhwach probably knew that ori could fix the bankai if he broke it in the present, so he brought the future where zangetsu was broken to the present, making it impossible for ori to fix it.
My head canon.
@@hitogi06 I can kind of understand this if Bach's power is understood inside of a tiny theoretical space where he can pick the future as he sees fit. He picked the one where the bankai was broken. When he left that theoretical space where the bankai was snapped went with it. Tsukishima's power combined with Orihime's was there to reject a future that never should have happened in the first place.
Excellent explanation. I really think this is the best way to view his ability, otherwise it becomes more difficult to grasp. I think it really got confusing when we saw he can physically alter the present of objects by changing the past, this isn't possible with living beings.
@@hitogi06 good explanation, although the manga explained it as Juha powers being too great for Orahime to reject. It was confusing, but ultimately it was just their combined powers fixing it. Orahime powers are also god level, she technically can reject anything she wants, even the future, but her powers are limited because she herself is just a human.
@@Ephideltrance yeah something like that, since she is much much weaker than just, she couldn't reject it, and tsukishima used his fullbring to replace juha in ichigo's past, which now means it was him that broke the bankai making it possible to fix. Kind of like a glitch in a game that can bypass invisible walls.
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Great series, also look up the Dragonlance Chronicles.
Nice. I'm reading R.A. Salvatore's newest novel Boundless.
I was reading the red rising series
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i've always pictured tsukishimas powers as a book, to him, each person is like a book, when he cuts people he is rewriting pages of that book, but like all books he could read them
So he has heaven's door. That's why it's so op
As a writer, I look at Tsukisima's power as almost an edit. If you change the name and face of a character that you've written, you aren't changing the memory or timeline of any other characters, but just modifying the character you change.
So the power of retcon. Or just making an entirely new version with different details (Go Nagai is really fond of doing this with like Devilman I think).
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I think what it mean by "it can cut anything" is that when he's inserting the "bookmark" in to what ever, it doesn't matter what it is, it can have its past altered. I mean he did it in his fight with Byakuya, he cut the ground, and he cut Senbonzakura and inserted a "book mark" in both.
I thought when Tsukishima was cutting the ground; much like Ginjo was able to manipulate the soul of the drink he had when he showed off Fullbring; he put his bookmark into an object to manipulate that area he cut. He inserted himself to gain familiarity with the object he cut so he can use it.
I think we have to change our perspective on how Tsukishima views people as well. I think to his blade and possibly Tsukishima, people are books. Inserting his bookmark means him reading said book to that point. It means he can read people's pasts. It's quite an interesting ability the more you think of it. But that's how I interpreted his skill
I've read somewhere that the 'cousin' Tsukushima replaced in Yuzu and Karin's memories may have been Uryuu and the funeral they went to was Souken's.
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Ryuken and Masaki are cousins, so Ichigo and Uryu are distant cousins.
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Where was this stated? All I recall is that Masaki was taken in due to being one of the last full-blooded Quincies and orphaned.
@@hh-bluedynamite Masaki and Ryuken are not related by blood. I think they were even supposed to be wed to each other until Masaki was attacked by white and she eventually ended up with Isshin.
The rewriting of someone's memories and the changing an object's past have to be separate abilities. Having a rock become a trap is something another person can experience the effects of. However, replacing Orihime's brother was something only she experienced. Ichigo still remembered the brother as he was. So in that respect, the memory changing cannot really be time manipulation.
When you can't make a joke so you copy a joke about not being able to make a joke about being early.
The way I headcanon'd Book of the End in my head to make sense was that Tsukishima isn't literally going back in time but rather creating a fabricated history and the object/person get's their memories warped in the present in order to match what they think is reality. Kinda like a hypnotist that tells you to your name has always been X so you start calling yourself that. That gets around the whole "Tsukishima put traps in Yukio's chatroom years ago despite said chatrooms only existing for like ten minutes prior."
But even then, it's still really confusing. @_@
@Joseph Rockford I can't explain that. That was Kubo wanking BotE to ridiculous levels. XD
@Joseph Rockford Well if bankai are literal entities themselves, wouldn't it be possible for Tsukishima to alter Zangetsu's memory to where it was never broken, thus allowing itself to be repaired. And didn't Tsukishima actually cut Ichigo himself, so that he himself would have a memory altered to where Zangetsu never broke?
The way I see it, Tsukishima's fullbring works is that he can "edit" history, this would make it so that the events were always the way he wanted, thus not really affecting time, since its always been like that
I've always interpreted Tsukishima's power as that he can only manipulate memories for living beings and the physical history for inanimate objects.
The book im currently reading is the manga for Fire Force.
For Tsukishima's broken power explainations, i don't remember where, but i'm almost certain that the Fullbringer powers are directly drawn from the Soul King( not Brook, the other) and the hollow esplaination part is just the same thing that made Chad and Orihme fullbring being activated by Ichigo's presence, as much as did the Hogyoku in Rukia's body.
That is also why Aizen was so impressed with Orihime ability, because it could revert time on any destructed limb and associated with Tsukishima's ability, it was even able to negate the stuff that Ywach was doing.
And for Tensa, i could guess that the problem was more Ichigo's origins, from his past to his power, was part of the process to make him stronger and not to repair a fake zampakuto that was just a mess from his mixed reiatsu
Hope i was clear, i'm not realy good at expressing myself in english, shout-out from France Tekking
Fairly sure if Ichigo confronted his friends about their memories being altered the real and fake memories would collide and render the person unconscious or do psychological damage
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i think tsukishima dont need to cut the "victim" more than once
he cut the ground and changed the memories of the ground,
the ground is one big object, so setting multplie traps doesnt require more than one cut
(probably bad grammer but i hope i made clear what im thinking)
I recommend the Stormlight Archives, since I’m currently re-reading. Lengthy books, but immersive.
Good call on doing both , killing two birds with one stone.
Yeah
Also kubos writting is good
terrarion aqu I don’t want to hear about Kubo writing please , I am to exhausted to have that argument with you .
@@bqw2094 yeah i know you make it so clear in other videos that you dont want to talk about that now. Still his writting is good and whay you said in the other video migh be a little far from the truth
Tsukushima would’ve been a great villain if kugo wasn’t the twist villain
Except Tsukishima has next to no motives nor defined personality.
@@D-Havoc Yeah just like Kugo
@@hatefulgaming1800 Well given that Tsukishima was following a guy that had no personality nor motive, he still would be an even less interesting villain compared to Kugo.
@@D-Havocyou only say that they have nothing because you're too dumb to understand complex characters.
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Tsukishima basically affects the personal past of a person or object by creating a “private” split in their history. It’s like a divergent history is created. It doesn’t affect everyone’s past at once which is why it doesn’t affect “time and history”, he can only read and affect the past of a single person or object that he cuts.
The reason why tsukishima is able to counter yuhas ability is because all of the fullbrings are fragments of the soul king they are kind like he's children or something like that not sure but their power comes from the soul king
Tsukashima abilities sounds more like creating a separate timeline whenever he inserts himself into a person's history.
I would say that his ability effects an object or person in the moment of the cut. By changing that person or object to a state it would have been in, if the modification to its life story was changed in a way dictated by tsukishima.
Like with the rock, it didn’t mean that he was actually present beck in time to rig the rock, and on obviously changing the rocks memory wouldn’t do anything.
But if the story of the rock was to be changed to what he described it would be rigged. Therefore it becomes rigged when cut.
Thats why his ability transcends memory, without affecting others memories when he inserts himself into the past.
He almost like plucks a different timelines version of an object or person where he did do the thing, and replaces his timelines with it essentially.
Person from time a didn’t meet tsuki’
Person from time b did.
Tsuki cuts timeline a’s Person. And makes them as if they were timeline b’s
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Tsukishima:(Stabs Yhwach)You were never created.
Yhwach:Wha-.......
"Youre out of the story pal"
"The wha-"
Tsukishima could possibly undo even the "original sin" of Soul Society. That would be epic.
To my knowledge Tsukishima’s ability is foreknowledge and time travel, essentially it works like this. Cut something/someone at any point in that things past (either when they were a kid or when they were a adult) and physically be there and do what he wants.
"To think, that a mere human can compete against Ywachs God-Powers..."
Well, yeah. But you have to count in Orihime too. I think it was part of her powers inside Kazui who destroyed the last trace of Ywachs existence. I think that Tsukishimas ability is a little bit confusing too, but maybe his abilitys are like Orihimes and are able to "reject the will if god"
His ability is everything's a book and he's the author he can rewrite the story however he wants
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Re-reading A Dance of Dragons which is the 5th book in the series A Song of Ice and Fire (the series Game of Thrones is based on)
I think a better way to phrase Tsukishima’s power is that he can to “edit” what has happened to something as in imagine you’re reading a book and you see a part that you didn’t like you scratch it off and edit it how you like it. That’s the best way I can explain it
Book of the end since it manipulates the "memory" in a soul, since the battlespace is a soul of a fullbring they can be slightlly re-altered but can be either/or.
Love the new chapter feature. It's great to know what the theme of the moment is going to be while you're watching the video
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@Tekking101 20:55 Well not alone. It also took Aizen's Kyoka Suigetsu to basically prevent Ywhach from seeing the changes made by Book of the End, since Book of the End's changes would thus change the future and Ywhach would notice said change.
Tsukishima is my favorite. He is in the story like from the very start, guided and trained Ichigo in the first Arc. Defeated 3 Captain's in Rukia rescue Arc. Opened the gate of Hueco Mundo in the Arrancar Arc. And also sealed Aizen in Fake Karakura Arc but everyone only give him a credit for just fixing Ichigo's Bankai. I mean it's not fair. He is one of the main characters c'mon.
The example I love to use is this
let's say you've picked up a book from your shelve and read it. Then you place it back on the shelve. 10 years pass and you pick it up again, but some stuff in the book has been seamlessly edited. Character names, descriptors etc.
This is how I've always viewed Book of the End
the way i make sense of Tsukishima repairing zangetsu is that it was only possible because yhwach just switched timelines to one where it broke so tsukiskima switched it back.
Tsukishima manipulates time. But only the time of whatever he cuts. That way, he can affect both, memory and the physical past of an object/person.
I thought of Tsukashima’s power in the way that, because inserts himself into the past, he retroactively gains all the memories of his inserted self, teaching him everything about the person he cut. Not that he is reading their memories when he cuts them; Meaning no learning about Byakuya may or may not have done in his room when he was 13
Day 23rd of asking Tekking to talk about his top 10 manga of all time
You could speculate by going through his videos. You can count the videos where he mentions a specific topic. But based on some loose speculation in no particular order...
One piece
Bleach
Hunter x hunter
Naruto
Black clover
My hero academia
Dragon Ball Z
Jojo's bizarre adventure
Cory in the house
Toy story 3
Cars 2
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Dox Odd or if you paid attention and are a true fan of his you would already know his top ten, he did say he won’t talk or make a video about the ones he doesn’t like
@@doxodd6834 You forgot Toriko.
Tsukishima dying and discovering he had a true ally he could count on in Shishigawara was definitely one of the most beautiful moments in Bleach for me.
It's a shame the scene isn't here on YT at the moment.
“Book of the End” seems just like a sort of reality manipulation with implied,but extremely vague limitations and conditions. The memory altering part is fairly understandable, but the object's past altering changing the actual physical world is big WTF for me, how does that even work and what are the limits?
this video makes me want to go back and watch Tekking's first 27 Bleach manga reviews.
Tsukishima's power explanation reminds me on how people explain King Crimson powers
If you like murder mystery books check out the (Amos Decker Series) by David Baldacci. I jumped in on (The Last Mile) which is second in the series and I'm hooked. Although I'm trying to find (The Memory Man) which is the first, but the way the world is built it would almost just seem like expansion on the main character.
I'm currently reading A thousand bones by P.J Parrish it's really good it's about a small town cop and her past with this case
Hey Tekking what do you make of how Fullbringers pretty much learn their abilities "backwards"?
By this I mean that for most groups, such as Shinigami & Quincies, as well as others outside *Bleach* like *Hunter x Hunter's Nen Users* they have to learn the basics first and eventually learn/ develop their unique abilities after reaching a certain amount of proficiency (Shikai once they can hear their swords voice/ Being deemed worthy of a Sternritter power by Ywach/ Becoming skilled enough with basic Nen to create a Hatsu).
From what we see in the cases of every Fullbringer whose origin/ early years is shown, they all have their unique ability first- Riruka and Yukio both have their Dollhouse/ Invaders Must Die powers as kids, but don't seem to display bringer light proficiency,.
Chad and Orihime awaken to their skin armour and Shun Shun Rika respectively long before they ever get any other spiritual/ fullbringer powers, even Ichigo is using his combat pass for a sort of proto-fullbring before he starts grasping usage of the bringer light when he's being specifically trained to fast-track his growth as a fullbringer.
The closet thing to them in a sense is Stands from Jojo's, where they have the unique powers from the start and they just need to learn how to best apply both those powers and the stand in general.
This is perfect timing, I just finished Bleach yesterday
Yuragi-sou no Yuuna-san did luck powers pretty well. For the good luck you get you later get equal bad luck and you can't control the details of how the luck manifests.
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It's possible that tsukishima's power was actually a bookmark into time which would allow him to manipulate an object or person from the moment that they came into existence. This could be done using time remnants which are essentially temporary time clones. It would also explain how it seems that he has the ability to manipulate time itself.
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It's crazy how spot on you were about Kaido's "son"
Chapter ain't even officially out yet chill
Calm down man, the chapters isn't officially out until tomorrow so don't do that
It's been established that Orihime's powers should be able to restore a Bankai. Her power doesn't heal or repair, it returns something to a previous state by rejecting the event, making it as if the damage hadn't occurred in the first place.
Yeah Matt...we definitely need that ikkuka and yumichika video
Ive got a what if scénario "what if blackbeard Nevers stole the Gura Gura no mi "
Does he still kill Whitebeard?
Hmmmmmm Chaos?
@@dawnbreaker1775 no
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I'm currently rereading The Secrets of The Immortal Nicholas Flamel series by Michael Scott at the moment, The Magician to be specific
Low key the whole bookmark becoming a sword and the sword it becomes is actually super freakin cool. As for books I'm currently going through Aleron Kongs chaos seed series on audible (I've been pretty into the LitRPG stuff for a while now)
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I love how Tekking over thinks everything xd. To make it more simple is like Pudding's devil fruit in terms of memories of living things, like in CFYOW he explains how he makes grow a tree to throw up to Meninas. With objects is just weird I have to admit it.
The thing I like most about Tsukishima is that he is the only one to make Ichigo weaken in a mental state like with The Fisher Hollow, because Aizen and Ywach were like strong and that's all, they aren't bad in any means but is just physically
I always thought Tsushima's ability was any time he cuts something he goes back in time to set stuff up until he arrives back in the present
Also I don't think Moe's power is luck but probability, when he punches he can make the most favorable result happen but not something impossible, like he could cause lightning to hit you if its raining but he can't have you spontaneously combust.
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He altered the past to where he replaced Byakuya’s grandfather in his past! His grandfather is the one to help him achieve bankai & help train him! Tsukishima made it to where he was the one that trained Byakuya instead!
I always thought of them as low level Reality Benders.
Tsukishima could adjust the history of how certain events play out a little bit or it would damage the individual. With objects he could adjust the history of his interaction with them.
Shishigawara could cause different effects on people and objects via jackpot gambling basics.
I'm gonna be honest with you tekking just for a sec.....................your intros never fail to amaze me or at the very least make me feel a lil cringe like Acid reflux.
It’s STILL funny how uryu was the only one out of ichigo’s friends who actually backed him up. Also Tekking you mentioning the knocking out thing reminded me of how Usopp and the others dealt with Sugar and her devil fruit powers though I kinda doubt it’d REALLY work that way personally
The way I understand is that why the wiki says history instead of past or memory is that his book mark is different for every person. So, instead of changing the past and entire space time continuum, Tsukishima some how isolates it to effect events in a person's past without effecting everyone else's past.
2 in 1 video, nice job. At least you put more effort into the videos than kubo did with the fullbringers.
Tsukishima can cut anything if he uses his power to insert the history of it being cut... its all one power really
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Given information from the light novels it seems like Book of the End really does have the ability to change the past. It does so by inserting Tsukishima into the person or object's past where he didn't exist before. This can apparently be achieved by adding himself wholesale to an event as a new party entirely - as presumably happened with the Tensa Zangetsu situation and with the tree in CFYOW- OR by replacing a party that was already present. This is what he did to Orihime. And as a side-effect of this ability, the present is changed retroactively to fit this new past, as evidenced by his fight with Byakuya, fixing the bankai, and again with the tree in the light novel. In his fight with Byakuya he inserts himself as the person that taught Byakuya to fight. Therefore in the new present he knows all of Byakuya's techniques and becomes strong enough to have conceivably taught a captain level shinigami. With the tree, he altered the date HE had planted it and that added years onto its life in the present which is... Ridiculously powerful. With Tensa Zangetsu I... Have no idea what he did to fix that, your guess is as good as mine. But when you think about it, with how The Almighty works, it does make sense that it would be a counter. Yhwach has the ability to see every timeline concurrently and choose the outcomes he wants, like pruning branches off of a massive tree until only the ones he wants are left. But then, Tsukishima goes back and adds himself into the past in an event he wasn't in previously, thus creating an entirely new branch that hadn't been observed by Yhwach previously. It makes a certain kind of sense. But yeah, think of the past as a book and Book of the End as slipping a bookmark (Tsukishima) in between the pages. It's a ridiculously overpowered ability.
I just watched your video about Ginjou and what you said made me think about how book of the end works it's not that he's altering history or messing with the space-time continuum but is affecting the soul because as you said in the other video Everything has a soul including the Earth so when he cuts the Earth he's making the soul of the earth act as if there was a bomb and then explode even though there's not an actual bomb Just spirit Energy that explodes as if there was a bomb
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In CFYOW Tsukashima fights Grimmjow with Ginjo
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"A Snake's life" by Kenneth Arant
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It would be 🔥🔥 if you made a Julius novachrono video someday.
I think I might know what it means by “affects history but not time or memories”
If it affected time, then upon inserting himself in the memory of one Kurosaki he’d affect all of them, and wouldn’t be able to cause them to think of him as their family. He’d just be “that guy that suddenly was part of our lives at some point.”
If he only affected memory, then his power would be useless on inanimate objects, unable to do that “I set a trap there years ago from the rock’s point of view” kind of trick.
Affecting history means it’s confined to the one person/thing he cuts, having to cut multiple people for their shared history to all be altered.
@tekking what do you think Rayleigh’s bounty is