The moment Denji tries to fuck Yoru, it's over. The shitstorm we're gonna witness, especially on Twitter, will be HISTORIC. Now add the ending to the mix, and Denji's and Chainsaw Man's reputations are going straight down the fucking drain. I have absolutely no doubt about it. You can screenshot this post and come back in 2040 to see how well it aged, just don't say you weren't warned...

I wholeheartedly feel like those takes are just A.I Generated.

Never have i seen a character not be cold since the late 90s/extremely early 20s and lose the fight propel glaze and still have this much Larpers.

And rightfully so because that masked bastard crashed their private birth after Kushina went into labor, strapped paper bombs on baby Naruto, and then unleashed the Nine Tails on the entire village.

He had to go…

Context is that the quote tweet at the Bottom was replying to a tweet abt how there are more manga in book sections than American comics

After Ichigo Kurosaki uses the Final Getsuga Tenshō (Mugetsu), Aizen is overwhelmingly beaten in sheer physical and spiritual power. However, because Aizen had fused with the Hogyoku, he remains immortal. His body regenerates, and he fully expects to evolve further and finally destroy Ichigo.

Instead, a strange spell suddenly activates inside his body:- (99th Style Seal), placed by Urahara. Urahara reveals that he planted this seal inside another Kido spell earlier in the fight. It only activated because the Hōgyoku began rejecting Aizen as its master, weakened by Ichigo's strength and Aizen's own subconscious doubts.

As the seal begins consuming and binding him, Aizen completely loses his cool

After this,Urahara confronts Aizen's and says this

"I despise you, Urahara Kisuke! With your intellect, why don't you take action?! Why do you submit yourself to THAT THING?!"

To add on to add I'll explain why he says this

Aizen spent his entire life in absolute isolation because no one possessed his level of strength or intellect—except Kisuke Urahara. Aizen respected Urahara's genius above all others.

However, Aizen's life goal was to overthrow the Soul King (the "thing" he refers to), whom he viewed as a mindless, hollow lynchpin maintaining a stagnant, broken world. To Aizen, anyone with supreme intelligence should naturally want to rewrite the universe and take control.

When Aizen realized Urahara—the only person who matched his intellect—knew the truth about the Soul King but chose to preserve the status quo, Aizen saw it as unforgivable cowardice and betrayal of intellect

The conversation continues on and Aizen's says this

"Without the Soul King, Soul Society would split apart. That's just how the world is."

"A victor must not talk about how the world IS, but how the world SHOULD BE!!"

THis interpets that

1)Aizen’s Mindset (The Ruler): True intellect means imposing your vision on the world to correct its flaws, no matter the cost.

2)Urahara’s Mindset (The Guardian): True intellect means understanding the boundaries of existence and protecting stability, even if the system is imperfect.

Both know the truth both The Soul King yet their paths varied differently,One choose to oppose Soul Society and the world,And the Other one Choose to side/ally with it and confront the other

FURTHER MORE TO ADD,WE'LL AIZEN REASON FOR WHAT HE IS

A. Loneliness at the Peak

Ichigo reveals that when their swords crossed, he felt nothing but loneliness from Aizen's Soul. From the day he was born, Aizen was vastly stronger and smarter than everyone around him. Because of this gap, he could never relate to anyone as a peer.

B. The Desire to Be Normal

The Hogyoku does not just grant power; it manifests the deepest desires of the user’s heart.

Deep down, behind all his god-complex rhetoric, Aizen wished to simply be a normal Soul Reaper—or at least find an equal who could stand beside him. When Ichigo surpassed him, Aizen’s subconscious desire was finally fulfilled: he was no longer uniquely isolated at the top. The Hogyoku recognized this suppressed desire and stripped away his god-like powers, allowing Urahara's seal to take hold

So yea,I REALLY REALLY LOVED THIS SCENE,I just wanted to make a post about it,i know this sub majorly calls Aizen an"Hype and Aura" villain but I genuinely think he's much much more than that

Not judging, just wondering….

I premiere it after Naruto and before making Samurai 8

Where TF am I gonna watch season 4 of JJK if/when it comes out?

I have some thoughts about it :

-The opening grew up on me and now i really like it, we don't talk about that ED tho

-The animation is a major step up from Stone Ocean but feels less fluid than Part 5, i understand that it is the style of the anime to be basically an animated manga, and the money shots are really well done

-The Steel Balls are amazing, from reusing the same sound effects as Hamon, to having that ripple effect, and forming a golden number every time they're thrown, the way the anime puts the steel ball in it is really good (it's definitely 3D animated cause it's a bit too smooth for 2D animation)

-The Horses are well animated, that part of the show they did a good job

-The character details seems to be a bit... too smooth? i lowkey prefer the lines in the stone ocean adaptation

-Gyro Zeppeli can actually tell me to do whatever he wants and i'll say yes sir

All I found was Kishimoto saying it's Ikemoto Manga but Boruto being Ikemoto Manga doesn't mean it's non canon. It's still one of the sequel. Kishimoto never said Boruto isn't part of the story. He just said Ikemoto did most of the work.