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    Self-explanitory, If all the bleach characters got into a fight, who would win?

    Ok, this was sorta made to attempt to make up to 22sa for the closed thread cuz apparently it wasn't important enough to be allowed open >>
     
    digi-kun said:
    Ok, this was sorta made to attempt to make up to 22sa for the closed thread cuz apparently it wasn't important enough to be allowed open >>
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    Aww, you're so cute. <3

    But your question is a bit too broad. I kind of want analysis on one-on-one fights, but I guess that'd still fit into your broad topic.

    I think Ichigo would win if such a battle of survival occurred and every Bleach character fought each other though. Ichigo's hollow is way too powerful, which is why I like him. But I'm not sure if his Hollow is a match for Aizen Sousuke yet.

    On Zaraki vs. Byakuya: Ichigo + HOLLOW POWERED shikai Zangetsu was on par with Zaraki's reiatsu alone. I think in a fight between Zaraki and Byakuya right now, Kenpachi would win. Those petals look too weak to harm Zaraki, and in close range fights I doubt Byakuya could win against Zaraki.
     
    22sa said:
    On Zaraki vs. Byakuya: Ichigo + HOLLOW POWERED shikai Zangetsu was on par with Zaraki's reiatsu alone. I think in a fight between Zaraki and Byakuya right now, Kenpachi would win. Those petals look too weak to harm Zaraki, and in close range fights I doubt Byakuya could win against Zaraki.
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    Zaraki would be helpless against Byakuya. His Senbonzakura attacking from every direction and block attacks that are thrown at him. Not only can he perpetually attack at speeds of which many people can't see, but his ability to release and scatter a million blades would also block attacks that Kenpachi would ever try on him. If Zaraki could go through that, Byakuya still has his flash step. Kenpachi wouldn't even have the ability to be able to get close, considering he has never shown any type of speed, let alone flash steps. He has no long range attacks so he would have no choice but to run through many of Bankai blades to be near Byakuya. Byakuya can defend himself simultaneously with his Bankai, not to mention his attacks being omni directional. Kenpachi is too slow for him to outrun or deflect them, besides, I doubt his reiatsu is much higher than Byakuya's that they would bounce off. Zaraki is without a doubt powerful in physical power, but you would have to need more than that alone to face others, such as Byakuya, who can use different techniques. Kenpachi decides to not use techniques or Bankai anyway, he just wants to brawl.
     
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    I'd have to agree with Ryan on that. Although, it seems rather unjust to put Kenpachi, who doesn't have access to either shikai OR bankai, up against Byakuya, who's a skilled tactician with many more shikai/bankai-based attributes.

    So! Onto a new fight....
    ABARAI RENJI VS. HITSUGAYA TOUSHIRO
     
    Killer-Swift said:
    It would Toushiro, theres a reason why he is a captain where as Renji is not. Also, Renji's bankai separation tactic won't really help against Toushiro's frozen ice thing. It would just freeze the snake, separated or not. EOS.
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    Renji is still a vice captain, but you're correct, division captains are known to be better than VCs.

    Hitsugaya could neutralize Renji's Zanpaktou, but Zabimaru's final release is capable of attaching and detaching itself. Both of them have achieved Bankai, but it takes a longer period of time to learn how to use it efficently. Hitsugaya has obviously achieved it before Renji, so he could have a better advantage. I'm still unsure, but I think I'll go with Hitsugaya on this.

    Jae, your banner is incredibly sexy.
     
    Evidently from Zaraki's fight against Tousen though, it can be deduced that Zaraki actually has killer speed. He had no problems countering Tousen's bankai swings from the sensation of touch alone.

    Also, in the end of the Ichigo-Byakuya fight, it took all of Ichigo's reiatsu to defeat Byakuya, and it has been stated that Ichigo's bankai does not increase Ichigo's power, it only compresses his power and greatly increases his speed. It took a hollow powered Zangetsu to finally defeat Zaraki, so one can conclude that Zaraki has more reiatsu then Byakuya. And there is no evidence that he doesn't necessarily need special techniques to counter Byakuya's petals, afterall.

    Not really sure about Renji vs. Hitsugaya... Renji looks up to Byakuya, but I'm not sure what that says about how he will be able to handle Hitsugaya.

    From the recent battles though, it seems Hitsugaya is still at a higher level, as he defeated a higher level Arrancer. And of course, Hitsugaya has more much bankai experience, which as Byakuya mentioned, is very important.
     
    22sa said:
    Also, in the end of the Ichigo-Byakuya fight, it took all of Ichigo's reiatsu to defeat Byakuya, and it has been stated that Ichigo's bankai does not increase Ichigo's power, it only compresses his power and greatly increases his speed. It took a hollow powered Zangetsu to finally defeat Zaraki, so one can conclude that Zaraki has more reiatsu then Byakuya. And there is no evidence that he doesn't necessarily need special techniques to counter Byakuya's petals, afterall.
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    Ichigo defeated Kenpachi while he had his eye patch released, that was when Ichigo had only shikai. Once he received bankai, he then fought Byakuya, even with that the battle was still intense, though it resulted as to Ichigo winning. If it was possible for him to defeat Kenpachi with shikai, and Byakuya with bankai, then it seems to me as if Byakuya is a lot more powerful. Whether having bankai results into becoming much stronger or not, it is still far more impressive than shikai. Notice that it's known to be as the first release, and bankai as the second release.

    I can understand why people think that Kenpachi would win, he posesses a high amount of endurance, and that it would be possible for him to withstand Byakuya's bankai. But how would he be able to attack Byakuya at the time, while he can attack from anywhere in long distance? This may actually depend on how much damage Byakuya can cause to him, and how much Kenpachi could endure. If this fight had excluded shikai and bankai, leading it to a battle of just strength, then my vote would go for Kenpachi.

    How about a battle including Aizen and Yamamoto?
     
    Byakuya isn´t called the most powerfull captain for nothing, he´d beat Kenpachi easily. On top of that, Zaraki might have a high reiatsu, but Ichigo had an equal one, and he barely stood a chance against Byakuya. And that was when he DIDN'T have his bankai yet.
     
    Opacus said:
    Byakuya isn´t called the most powerfull captain for nothing, he´d beat Kenpachi easily. On top of that, Zaraki might have a high reiatsu, but Ichigo had an equal one, and he barely stood a chance against Byakuya. And that was when he DIDN'T have his bankai yet.
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    Byakuya is one of the stronger captains, but he isn't actually the most powerful for the title of 'most powerful captain', leave that for Yamamoto. Now he is considered to be the most strongest captain in the Gotei 13.
     
    Hitsugaya Toushiro said:
    Ichigo defeated Kenpachi while he had his eye patch released, that was when Ichigo had only shikai. Once he received bankai, he then fought Byakuya, even with that the battle was still intense, though it resulted as to Ichigo winning. If it was possible for him to defeat Kenpachi with shikai, and Byakuya with bankai, then it seems to me as if Byakuya is a lot more powerful. Whether having bankai results into becoming much stronger or not, it is still far more impressive than shikai. Notice that it's known to be as the first release, and bankai as the second release.

    I can understand why people think that Kenpachi would win, he posesses a high amount of endurance, and that it would be possible for him to withstand Byakuya's bankai. But how would he be able to attack Byakuya at the time, while he can attack from anywhere in long distance? This may actually depend on how much damage Byakuya can cause to him, and how much Kenpachi could endure. If this fight had excluded shikai and bankai, leading it to a battle of just strength, then my vote would go for Kenpachi.

    How about a battle including Aizen and Yamamoto?
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    It wasn't just shikai, it was a hollow-powered shikai. And we all know how much power that hollow has been acquiring.

    Aizen wins that one no question, lol.
     
    Yamamoto holds a powerful zanpaktou, and probably has the strongest reiatsu. He's also the general of the Gotei 13. He uses a fire zanpaktou that has the ability to burn everything near it. Without even releasing all of his spiritual power, he managed to nearly destroy a vice captain. Aizen can use hypnosis, and has mastered all of the 5 shinigami specializations. He has shown everyone in Soul Society his shikai, that would mean that even Yamamoto is effected. He used 90+ kidou without conjuration. I've thought that Yamamoto could perform better than Aizen, but I still don't see how he could get past Kyouka Suigetsu's hypnosis. But, if his hypnosis ability requires him to use the same procedure as being able to cut somebody, as shown when Ichigo fights Kenpachi, then I believe this would to go Yamamato. Yamamato possesses a superior amount of reiatsu to anybody in Soul Society. In other words, if Aizen has to force out more reiatsu than Yamamoto to put him under hypnosis, I think that chances are he wouldn't be able to do it. However, Aizen doesn't just have his 'absolute hypnosis' ability, he's also powerful in his own way. He was able to move so sudden that Ichigo couldnt even perceive him, and he could easily stop bankai Zangetsu. On the other hand, Yamamoto is probably even faster since Ukitake and Shunsui had gotten surpassed by him, and that was only his shikai use. Aizen mentions someone being blind would be unaffected to his shikai's ability. If this refers to just simply closing your eyes rendering the illusion useless, someone like Kenpachi could probably have defeated Aizen, just like he did Tousen. Making you unable to be caught in the initial illusion when Aizen first uses his shikai, then it leads to Kenpachi already being caught in the illusion, and his Tousen maneuver wouldn't work. Gin was even astonished when Aizen used Kurohitsugi. That tells me that Aizen's grasp on kidou still isn't up to Yamamoto's level. And there's no way that Yamamoto would be impotent when it comes to kidou skills. Since Aizen chose to leave instead of fighting the Gotei 13, I don't think he was at a level where he could handle Yamamoto.

    22sa said:
    Aizen wins that one no question, lol.
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    Aizen seemed more like a strategist, but I doubt that he was really as fast as Ichigo or Byakuya, or had reiatsu on the level of Ichigo and Kenpachi. The illusion is simply a trump card that's next to impossible to defeat. Aizen isn't more of a fighter type, which is why Gin is probably there to cover that area. Aizen being on a level where he could excel bankai Ichigo or Hitsugaya, without the illusion, just doesn't make any sense to me. If he was that powerful, why would he need the Hou Gyoku to exceed the limit of his powers? If he was that powerful, why couldn't he just finish off the remaining captains, along with Gin? There are probably spells that Aizen can't even perform yet. And if he was as incredible as most people think, you might as well make an assumption that he could have 'owned' everyone on top of that cliff before he left to Hueco Mundo. Aizen isn't invincible, or he wouldn't have left to find more power.

    For now, I don't go for either of them, as I'm not sure who wins this, there are still unknown abilities to Aizen and Yamamoto. The only thing I go against is people jumping ahead and declaring someone who wins when they haven't seen it all.
     
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    Now that I think about it, I suppose it's true that Aizen couldn't beat Yamamoto yet when he left. Or else Aizen would've never needed to join up with the Menos or use the Hogyoku. But now that he has done both of those things, I believe he is indeed stronger then Yamamoto. Soul Society's going to need the Vaizard's help and shinigami representative's help (lol) most likely. Eh, that's why it's interesting.
     
    All Ikkaku has is attack power, if he is able to strike (or release his full potential) Hitsugaya, he may fall in a single blow. However, that's all there is, Hitsugaya has his wings of flight (in other words, speed) and he could probably perform better kidou (considering Ikkaku loses in that area to even the 7th vice captain) and being a genius, Hitsugaya must be able to 'think sharper'. This fight can go either way, but I'm sure that Hitsugaya can keep up, as well as penalizing several hits that will do Ikkaku in. Even so, Ikkaku does have a lot more battle experience than Hitsugaya, but experience in this case doesn't mean what it usually does, all Ikkaku has gotten out of it is greater stamina and attack power, perhaps even better maneuvering. His bankai though has not received that similar treatment however, few times it has usage, and never faced a captain with it. It may be a downfall as probably Hitsugaya has extended further practice and skill than him. He can think in a strategic manner so that it's enough to avoid becoming overwhelmed or lured into a trap, Ikkaku on the other hand has a high possibility of letting it conquer to his head, therefore allowing his opponent open blows for the pure thrill of it. They are both capable of suffering defeat, and a critical strike could mean all there is to this match.
     
    22sa said:
    I say for sure Ikakku wins this for sure. Hitsugaya's bankai will simply be cracked by Ikakku's, unless he somehow gets Ikakku before that happens, which I can't see happening.
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    Seeing his rolemodels, Ikkaku wants a personality and spirit like that of Zaraki's. A battle that gets too serious for Zaraki will make him give up or step away out of boredom. Ikkaku still hasn't been able to reflect that will he fears, he can't help boredom when his life is on the line, making him weak. Judging from their personalities, neither one has shown their better side, Ikkaku and Hitsugaya both have feared it might be their last in everyone of their matches. Ikkaku still not receiving positive co-operation from his bankai could result in coming to the shinigami not showing control.

    Hitsugaya has that trait to want to defend his deared at the cost of his own life. Ikkaku tends to go about self-interest, his comrades are automatically taught to take care of themselves, am I right? And on some level, you have to agree that Hitsugaya facing down a cocky temporary released Espada exceeds Ikkaku scraping by a broken victory to one not even ranked, he may have already surpassed Ikkaku in this recent moment.

    Surely you are underestimating the little captain.
     
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