Bleach Episode 356

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IntenseIntrovert And THAT's the kind of Inoue I like the most! She was even stronger, prouder, more determined, dignified, independent, and generally more IN-HER-POWER here than in the Hueco Mundo story arc (and I did like here there too). Now I can actually believe that she will be all right on her own if necessary, and that she will be able to fight arm-in-arm with her friends too, whenever the need arises. The fact that she got imprisoned within some 'digital cage' by Yukio later on, doesn't change my mind about her new spiritual power-level and her new strength of will. Yukio is the main 'Game Master' or the 'Matrix Architect' here, so he's just overpowered compared to anyone else - and that's why being 'temporarily immobilised' by him doesn't bring any shame to the new, more powerful Inoue fighter. --- I'm also glad that even this new 'I'm ready-to-fight-for what-I-love' Inoue still has the same benevolent heart as always: Riruka was as almost as unpleasant as usual here, and Inoue still called her 'a very nice person' - that's just so typical of her, and I hope that this trait of her character will never change ;) Her level of optimism is too naive sometimes, but it also make people like her, and it changes some of her foes into new, unexpected allies, sometimes. ----- And my second thought after watching this episode is about Ginjo, of course. I said before, in one of my previous comments, that he gave me some 'Aizen vibes' from the very first moment I saw him, so I instantly disliked him. But after this episode, I officially HATE the bastard, whatever lame excuses he might still provide for his abominable actions afterwards. He might say anything he wants at this point, I won't change my mind!

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