@@aarizabdullah1454 well....Naruto's talk no jutsu actually works. It changed the hearts and minds of some of the most despicable people The only people Aizen actually manipulated into helping him without the use of his shikai or scaring then with his sheer overwhelming power was a blind dude lol
@@isaiah9666 Naruto Universe Characters are different and they all are broken people too easy to manipulate and the Talk no justu just works cause of Plot armour 😂 ! I hate that shit that's why I said I'd like Naruto Try Talk no justu Against Aizen !
I just LOVED his portrayal of Aizen. He does such a remarkable job of taking out the pacifism of DBZ's Gohan and replaces it with "I'm going to kick your ass, but first, I'm going to go on an awe inspiring monologue," vibe. When TYBW is dubbed, I hope he revises his role as Aizen because there is just no one else that can do it.
One of Aizen's most defining moments. This, combined with his "reaching higher" speech, paint the picture of a man intent on pushing himself as far as possible. The truest form of individualist is the man who stands utterly alone. Even Ichigo says Aizen felt alone. But it was that loneliness that pushed Aizen forward, to see how far he could truly go. Replacing the Soul King was just the next step on that path for him.
@@daddy_1453 its impossible to begin that way. It's not impossible to end that way. Growth simply means improving day by day so you're stronger then you were yesterday. If we began as perfect there would ne no need for it
That's literally me, so alone that it pushes me forward, past the pain, past the despair and anguish. Enough to where I can actually be content and happy alone, so that I never have to face that pain again. To be better than I was before. Being one's own mentor, and friend.
@@davidevans7477 Honestly that's just an uphill. The fact you define yourself as pushing yourself past your despair when you use it to carry you forward means you'll never be content or even happy. You hope to fill a cup with no bottom and that's tragic.
Aizen did not underestimate or fail the Hogyoku, he was temporarily using a bare minimum of his true desire and power. Everyone thought he attained the Hogyoku to gain power, which is correct, but not entirely with his aspirations. The Hogyoku follows the users greatest desire, what is in their heart, Aizen wanted to fight someone fairly on his level or above, and truly know defeat and his heart didn't want to go all out and destroy Mugen Ichigo at the time, as the Hogyoku did have such power. Even now, Aizen is alive and is way, way stronger then he was fighting Ichigo, because now he wants the power to destroy once more.
@@djwards472 It was supplying him with power that was breaking limits, and Kisuke knew if they continued to let Aizen use the Hogyoku, he would be impossible to stop. Even then, they could not kill him because of the power, they could only seal him for a time.
I don't know why you guys try to rank these speeches. Aizen and Pain made very different points in their speeches. Comparing them is like comparing apples and oranges. It doesn't make much sense to compare them. We get some idea of the motivation of the antagonists from these speeches.
"But please don't believe me yet Shinji Hirako. I'm going to take my time, and show you which god you should have faith in." That quote itself sent shivers down my spine. 😱🥶
In the manga he said “I’m going to take my time and show you which God you should put your faith in. Believing in me… comes after that “. Both versions are cold asf.
More Aizen personal philosophy on individualism. More broadly, however, it damns the idea of Soul Society's "god" -- the Soul King. Aizen is basically saying: I do not rely on anyone and have the strength and wisdom to back it up; that makes me god-like, because I do not look for some-one higher than me. "I will stand at the top..." Aizen said.
Aizen is based on the Übermensch from Friedrich Nietzsche's philosophy. Someone who creates his own values and his values transcend the values of everyone else.
He also fits into Platos philosophy amazingly, even though he was a utilitarian he was also an ethical Egoist. This really showcases the ambivalence in his character. He’s such an amazing characters it’s crazy.
Its about not someone. He has that potential and abilities. Take example of Japan , who loves their culture and language while still using it. Then, there is your country which still speaks language which belonigs to those who whoop your ass for 300 years. And your dream is to go to their country instead of improving your thrid world.
that's also just nilhism. kings are essentially people that have no need to believe in a higher being because they believe in themselves and so they have no reason to waste their time thinking about god
“I have many subordinates. Many who’ve pledged themselves to me, but I’ve never asked for any of their trust.” - Sosuke Aizen; Sasuke Uchiha with Team Taka; Eren Yaeger with the Yaegarists;
@@bradleysmith6478 ehhh, I personally like most of them. All of them given individual fights were well written even if hard to like. Kind of like Nnoitora or Aaroniero
The sternritter just like most characters became infatuated with their newly found power and blindly trusted someone who didn't care whether they lived or died
the music, the calm and soothing yet intimidating voice Kyle Herbert exhibits here, the topic in its entirety is just so damn amazing. I've never had such a love for a series as a whole as I do for Bleach.
“I have many comrades who pledged their allegiance to me. But never have I asked for their trust. In fact I told them to trust no one, not even me. Sadly, I’ve met no one strong enough to heed that warning” That’s when you know you about to die.
Oh, I see now. When Ichigo defeated Aizen and Urahara sealed him away, Ichigo talked about how lonely Aizen felt because he was always the most superior soul reaper. Like he said, all living things, on some level, desire a superior to lead them. To lessen their burden. Aizen, as someone who had no superior, was burdened by his superiority so giving up on finding his equal, he decided to become a god.
Now that I think about it, that’s probably why he treated Momo, so horribly. Momo was often praised at being among the best at using kido and was strong enough to become a lieutenant and could’ve become a captain event, but she was content being second to Aizen, her captain. Aizen, who perhaps wanted an equal, despised her, and anyone content with being below him, so he betrayed her because she would never try to be his equal. I may have got a point or two wrong, but I believe that was the gist of it
@@talhaqurram346 but its still no excuse that he did that to her cause she's always looked up to him and if Aizen really wanted an equal he should of train some of his students to become stronger at his level beside Ichigo plus Aizen has so much hatred that he doesn't have the right to question how things came to be
Good point. He even says that admiration is the furthest state from understanding. She, who idolized Aizen, could never be the one to walk besides him.
Aizen was right when he said he never asked anybody for their trust. Whenever they showed him basically recruiting the espada (the few they did show) besides barragan cause that was a whole other thing they all chose for themselves to follow him. He asked them to join him but never once asked them to trust him. The biggest problem with Shinji pointed out about him surrounding himself with henchmen was that you can be surrounded by people but that doesnt automatically mean that you trust those people. You can have subordinates but that's all they have to be. You can assign people tasks but still not trust them to get it done
he may be right on some things but is wrong on some other things thier some people you have to trust in your that care about you if you dont trust them then your just pushing them away but its always good to be cautious cause there will be people that are devious that you cant trust but if its people you known for a long time that always there for you theres no excuse to push them away and not trust them or manipulate them as pawns
@@thomasfuentes2913 Of course he had internalised the loneliness that he decide not to trust. Because when he search for superior beings to be friends or worship, he is disappointed that the strongest being in the entire world is nothing but a mangled corpse. It is not even living, so with feeling like the only person strong is him, he decide not to trust or believe in others.
@@yaujj65 well to be honest with you my friend Aizen is comparable to Satan in the bible both wanted to be on top and believe thier a god and they can take thier creators place and both despise thier creator cause they question everything that is to be and hates those who do what is right and have no good in them
Maaam the orchestra and the chilling depth of his voice with that how gods are born line was just one of the many reasons I love overpowered greatly born anime antagonists🙏
Aizen knew about it. He said that he literally planned Ichigo to fight him and make his hollowication even stronger. Besides that he is the one that gives them power with the Hogyouku. As we can see Stark became an arrancar on his own and he didn't had his powers Aizen was the one who gave them to him and Lilinette. Same thing with Ulquiorra and Yammy who also had second resurrection or maybe infinite number of them cuz he was designed to be perfect opponent for Kenpachi who has unlimited reiatsu and Yammys grows with his rage so maybe he could've transformed many more times. As much as I hate Yammy you can't take it away from him being the strongest. Even databook says that he has the highest reiatsu, the strongest Cero and he's the strongest by brute force.
@@tatakaw Agreed, even though Aizen clearly knew it for himself the fact of the matter is that Ulquiorra who is one of the smartest characters in the series was completely convinced that Aizen did not know of his hidden power. I mean it makes sense why Ulquiorra assumed his secret was well kept since Ulquiorra is also a natural arrancar who probably didn't have any power bestowed upon him much like in the case of Coyote Starrk. Funnily enough that also has some interesting implications for how high of a ranking Ulquiorra would have if his secret was plain knowledge. He'd most likely rank above even a beast like Yammy.
That voice..... No ordering or overpowering tone...... Just a man speaking of what he want. Personally if aizen was my boss I will be most comfortable around him even after knowing that he might dispose of me someday.
He is okay, sub or dub, but I think I prefer sub. His dub voice has a wispy quality that makes his odd-emphasis line sound out of place. This speech is a good example of that.
This is actually kinda true. Think about almost everyone in religion places their trust in higher beings like “God” or Jesus. And it’s the same in most religions.
True, even though they didn't know whether their God/gods exist or not, they will blindly say God/gods is/are real and placed their trust just because the books said so. I mean they're a lot of people blindly believe that they can go to heaven even though they never know it exist. They're just trying to find superior being just to place their trust to comfort themselves and misfortune, said to themselves it was god's will, so that they can move forward.
Yea, I still think Aizen planned for Ichigo to weaken him to an extent so that the Hogyoku wouldn't accept him as master. I mean it may be a part of a bigger picture that we don't know about yet. Though we have no solid evidence yet to tell us what's going through Aizen's mind. I hope that this information will be revealed at a point and if not then it would still make him seem like one of the most cold and calculated anime villains up to date.
It's kind of ironic, isn't it? Now that I think about it, even though Aizen's whole MO was based on deception, controlling people's perceptions of him, and (seemingly) wanting to place himself as the highest in the heavens, he never actually told anyone that they should believe in what he says. He said it himself: no one who works for him trusts him, and he in turn told them never to trust anyone, as he believed trust to be a weakness. Aizen himself thought his way and his methods to be best, that only he was right in the end, but he never actually tried to convince anyone else of that, right? He used his words to sway people just to set them in place to fulfill his aims, but he never actually tried to alter their beliefs or opinions. He didn't give a damn about anyone else's thoughts, and at the same time, he never gave a damn on how anyone ever thought of him. It almost sounds...strangely noble, considering who Aizen is. He let everyone around him believe what they wanted, as long as their actions could fit into his plans, those plans being to usurp the heavens and see how far he could take the power of his soul. His powers - at the start, anyway - were built around illusion, but he never tried to really compromise anyone's free will, at least directly (the whole Orihime situation being a thing). Of course, this is just my thoughts on it, and it seems like Kubo might never explain Aizen's true thoughts even a little, and I haven't seen very much of Bleach at all, so...I might be wrong here.
[ADVICE] MY-PHILOSOPHY: "INNER-STRENGTH" I have found that simply "loving myself" (inner-child) is a powerful tool against most types of social-dependency/vulnerability. Example: In my mind, I visualise a picture of my younger self (family albums might help). And I 'remember' what the emotion of genuine love felt like. And then I project those emotions onto the mental visualization of my younger self. I meditate and hold that 'state of mind' for as long as I can. The result? I feel my conscious energy resignating with positivity and renewed strength. And my anxiety immediately evaporates away. At the very least, depending on my levels of anxiety, this mediation practice aids to 'evaporate' much of it. You can do the same thing with "trying to 'remember' temperatures, e.g. hot or cold. And then project that memory onto a visualised heat source (all within your minds eye). You will 'feel' the effects immediately." I hope this proved helpful.
will be,if akira confirms Final Saga of DB super,FINAL VILLAIN WILL BE LIKE OTHERS,Akumo will final boss *Aizen* + Yhwach + Kaguya + Madara + Thanos + Father= AKUMO
I actually like they never made Aizen one of those sympathetic villains with tragic backstories but I wonder why he turned out this way so cold but lonely too
Kind of did for me. I started some of Bleach a while before the trailer dropped, but haven't been drawn into the series that much, even though I did like it. However, watching the trailer gave me the drive to keep going and catch up quickly. And luckily, it did start to pick up 15 episodes in.
He would've if it wasn't for the hogykou which I thought was stupid cause it would've been a better ending than what we got and especially since gin died from his injuries which were on par with everybody else aizen defeated like you really telling me all the captains should've lived but not gin thats just fucking stupid considering he was stronger than most of them also starks death pissed me off to he was only slashed across the chest where his hollow hole is that shouldn't of affected him let alone kill him, like fuck if your gonna kill off some of your best characters have some fucking class and obliterate them lbs
@@DarkkSorcerer dude you rather like a person who lies and twists the truth to thier own advantage cause the protagonist is the one to route and the antagonist is to be hated
Aizen here actually explains why Ichgo felt his loneliness, He can't trust anyone or let anyone trust him. That is why he failed in the end. He said "no one can survive without trust" and he was right. If he did gave his trust to his subordinates. They were more powerful and deadly he wasted each one of their potential by someway betraying them. Maybe deep down he wasn't able to trust those subordinates.
Imo, it's part of a great writing, if or if it wasn't intended by Kubo himself. Personally, Stark is the best representation of that ideology as he was lonely from the start from being too powerful thus creating Lilinette so Stark would have somebody. Then he joined the Espada hoping to have some more like minded and friendly group, even if the other Espadas had their own agenda, belonging to a group is better than being alone. Stark's downfall could be seen as a way of, as what you've mentioned, of Aizen's trust to his Espada, literally wasting their potential because even if Hollows/Espadas look and act human enough, in lore wise, they are an aspect of sins/emotions, and even they, Stark in this case, knows that he was being used and not being cared about. As the strongest Vasto Lorde (for being #1 Espada), once he lost, it's probably, at least in my head canon, that Aizen was disappointed that someone like Stark, who can at least understand the loneliness Aizen felt, could understand Aizen and be strong himself. Similarly, to Tosen, from the information of the LNs (and I didn't read it, but just briefly seen others who have, talked about how Aizen reveres Tosen's ideology of becoming stronger and destroying the corruption that Soul Society and the worlds is built upon.. something to that effect xD), as Tosen wanted Power to pave the way of justice he envisioned, parallel to Aizen's transcendence past godhood to pave the way of a world he envisioned. There's so many motifs, themes, and what-not to extract from Bleach's deeper moments, personally, why Bleach is my favorite anime and Kubo for a JP mangaka that can actually write at least a good and thoughtful story beyond the surface value, barring health issues and all. And of course, all of this and how I interpret the deeper moments in my own way!
Aizen’s plan was always futile. Aizen would have absolute power as Soul King, but he would merely be the linchpin that holds all realities and dimensions we know of together. That is no ruler. That is a figurehead established to literally keep things from falling apart at the seams. Maybe he made the assumption he could surpass that and keep the realities as well as his power autonomous and not directed towards maintaining all of creation.? I doubt it.
The soul king was only sealed by the Nobel soul reapers who feared he would threaten their power. Aizen planned on actively maintaining the worlds while unsealed, sacrificing his own livelihood for a true perfect world. Aizens goals were just Yhwach but less bloody. When it comes down to it if he achieved his goals it would most likely have been the best outcome for existence
Mind blowing that this is the same voice actor as Gohan
He ls really good
Aizen is kinda like evil Gohan, absurdly strong and smart. I wonder if Aizens dad was a big goofball😁
@@danignazio3668 of if Aizen did some multiverse travel lol
Wait what
Gohan Black
Swear I’d listen to a whole podcast on his monologues,the guy’s too godly
Something about what he says just makes you want to believe him
Frrr
Lmao i need an Aizen Podcast 😂
@@thelgndhimselfwoo2654 It is the calm and soothing tone of the speech. It subconsciously communicates to your brain that what he says must be true.
@@ShayPatrickCormacTHEHUNTER it is true though
Moral of the story: Aizen has trust issues.
and so do i
@@WaryMason facts
And so do i
Well he sort of trusted gin to an extent so not much.
@@rice_ri5839 he never trusted gin
this talk no jutsu is on another plane of existence, like Literally
Naruto could never defeat Aizen in a talk no jutsu contest . 😄😂😂
@@aarizabdullah1454 well....Naruto's talk no jutsu actually works. It changed the hearts and minds of some of the most despicable people
The only people Aizen actually manipulated into helping him without the use of his shikai or scaring then with his sheer overwhelming power was a blind dude lol
@@isaiah9666 Naruto Universe Characters are different and they all are broken people too easy to manipulate and the Talk no justu just works cause of Plot armour 😂 ! I hate that shit that's why I said I'd like Naruto Try Talk no justu Against Aizen !
@@aarizabdullah1454 that would never work against aizen
@@nikhelxyzabc8974 exactly 🤣
Kyle Herbert's voice is smooth like silk.
He sounds like gohan
@@gamerfury9846 that's the voice actor for both gohan and this guy he just change his tone in his voice by alot
@@Bumbleking-zk8cv mr popo: called it
I just LOVED his portrayal of Aizen. He does such a remarkable job of taking out the pacifism of DBZ's Gohan and replaces it with "I'm going to kick your ass, but first, I'm going to go on an awe inspiring monologue," vibe.
When TYBW is dubbed, I hope he revises his role as Aizen because there is just no one else that can do it.
Sub voice aizen is better
One of Aizen's most defining moments. This, combined with his "reaching higher" speech, paint the picture of a man intent on pushing himself as far as possible. The truest form of individualist is the man who stands utterly alone. Even Ichigo says Aizen felt alone. But it was that loneliness that pushed Aizen forward, to see how far he could truly go. Replacing the Soul King was just the next step on that path for him.
@@daddy_1453 its impossible to begin that way. It's not impossible to end that way. Growth simply means improving day by day so you're stronger then you were yesterday. If we began as perfect there would ne no need for it
That's literally me, so alone that it pushes me forward, past the pain, past the despair and anguish.
Enough to where I can actually be content and happy alone, so that I never have to face that pain again.
To be better than I was before. Being one's own mentor, and friend.
@@davidevans7477 Honestly that's just an uphill. The fact you define yourself as pushing yourself past your despair when you use it to carry you forward means you'll never be content or even happy. You hope to fill a cup with no bottom and that's tragic.
Link for the reaching higher speech?
@@simon-peterwilliamson2412 It is at the end of the Soul Society arc, as he is rising.
ruclips.net/video/GB3DOciskas/видео.html
I can't wait to hear Aizen again in tybw. Especially when he says "Welcome to MY Soul Society"
Dude, even though I haven’t read the manga, reading this gave literal chills!
@@donaldpack402 Just you wait🥶
The chills will be insane.
@@donaldpack402 read it b
It's coming October
He talking about soul king and yhwach is true god
“I’m going to take my time and show you which god to have faith in,and afterwards you’ll decide what to believe”is such a cold line.
Ong
OK that monologue was pretty epic.
@@mugiwaraboyaa9406 I will and thank you
ironic aizen himself would fall into the same trap
trusting in the power of the orb he placed inside him and following its power blindly into battle
I know right lol like he never thought it would turn on him
Aizen did not underestimate or fail the Hogyoku, he was temporarily using a bare minimum of his true desire and power. Everyone thought he attained the Hogyoku to gain power, which is correct, but not entirely with his aspirations. The Hogyoku follows the users greatest desire, what is in their heart, Aizen wanted to fight someone fairly on his level or above, and truly know defeat and his heart didn't want to go all out and destroy Mugen Ichigo at the time, as the Hogyoku did have such power. Even now, Aizen is alive and is way, way stronger then he was fighting Ichigo, because now he wants the power to destroy once more.
Facts
@@Justin-bz7ed but he lost against ichigo and kisuke because he trusted that the hogyoku would side with him and continue giving him power.
@@djwards472 It was supplying him with power that was breaking limits, and Kisuke knew if they continued to let Aizen use the Hogyoku, he would be impossible to stop. Even then, they could not kill him because of the power, they could only seal him for a time.
This was equally as good as Pain's "Cycle of Hatred" speech.
It's better 🗿
I don't know why you guys try to rank these speeches. Aizen and Pain made very different points in their speeches. Comparing them is like comparing apples and oranges. It doesn't make much sense to compare them. We get some idea of the motivation of the antagonists from these speeches.
You people ranking speeches? I can't understand this behaviour of you people....
@@rikiishitoru8885 nah
@@Hatred999 look at his emoji hes trolling xd
"But please don't believe me yet Shinji Hirako. I'm going to take my time, and show you which god you should have faith in." That quote itself sent shivers down my spine. 😱🥶
Yo aizen is cold mf
In the manga he said “I’m going to take my time and show you which God you should put your faith in. Believing in me… comes after that “. Both versions are cold asf.
Dude was literally talking about the soul king
@Tristan Harley indeed
More Aizen personal philosophy on individualism. More broadly, however, it damns the idea of Soul Society's "god" -- the Soul King. Aizen is basically saying: I do not rely on anyone and have the strength and wisdom to back it up; that makes me god-like, because I do not look for some-one higher than me. "I will stand at the top..." Aizen said.
@@seprithlicastia463 he saw the soul king and he did understand that that thing wasn’t a superior being so that why the whole monologue
yohohohoho
I hope the TYBW Anime does that whole situation the justice it deserves
Aizen: *just talking*
All the ladies watching this: 🤰🤰🤰🤰
I felt that 👀👀🤰
fax
😅😅
@@mikakura8557 was it good?
Could someone explain I don't get it
Aizen is based on the Übermensch from Friedrich Nietzsche's philosophy. Someone who creates his own values and his values transcend the values of everyone else.
He also fits into Platos philosophy amazingly, even though he was a utilitarian he was also an ethical Egoist. This really showcases the ambivalence in his character. He’s such an amazing characters it’s crazy.
Its about not someone. He has that potential and abilities.
Take example of Japan , who loves their culture and language while still using it.
Then, there is your country which still speaks language which belonigs to those who whoop your ass for 300 years. And your dream is to go to their country instead of improving your thrid world.
Sounds like a good thing and the right thing to do
@@user-mo7dd1vt1s Thank you, X. I needed that.
that's also just nilhism. kings are essentially people that have no need to believe in a higher being because they believe in themselves and so they have no reason to waste their time thinking about god
Aizen the GOAT of Bleach
“I have many subordinates. Many who’ve pledged themselves to me, but I’ve never asked for any of their trust.”
- Sosuke Aizen; Sasuke Uchiha with Team Taka; Eren Yaeger with the Yaegarists;
also with ayanokouji kiyotaka with his tools
Don't put Aizen with those low tier dipshits
@@claytonmason174 agreed with 139 Eren
@@claytonmason174 aizen is shit when compered to sasuke
@@redflame2355 bruh sauske a crybaby
the sternritter need to hear this
Yhwach himself hated blind obedience. The sternritter fit into this. They are like horrible children given power on par with gods
You right though, the Sternritter are like talking to Yhwach as a stranger then they quick trust him. Possibly his "Wise and honor" speech
@@ignoremypaststupidity2719 I swear most of them were like brats only a select few were interesting
@@bradleysmith6478 ehhh, I personally like most of them. All of them given individual fights were well written even if hard to like. Kind of like Nnoitora or Aaroniero
The sternritter just like most characters became infatuated with their newly found power and blindly trusted someone who didn't care whether they lived or died
That quote was absolutely amazing. That is truly how Gods are born.
the music, the calm and soothing yet intimidating voice Kyle Herbert exhibits here, the topic in its entirety is just so damn amazing. I've never had such a love for a series as a whole as I do for Bleach.
I know exactly what you feel. I feel the power behind it all.
Interestingly Kyle Herbert is also adult Gohan, so he is a good VA.
“I have many comrades who pledged their allegiance to me. But never have I asked for their trust. In fact I told them to trust no one, not even me. Sadly, I’ve met no one strong enough to heed that warning”
That’s when you know you about to die.
Oh, I see now. When Ichigo defeated Aizen and Urahara sealed him away, Ichigo talked about how lonely Aizen felt because he was always the most superior soul reaper. Like he said, all living things, on some level, desire a superior to lead them. To lessen their burden. Aizen, as someone who had no superior, was burdened by his superiority so giving up on finding his equal, he decided to become a god.
Now that I think about it, that’s probably why he treated Momo, so horribly. Momo was often praised at being among the best at using kido and was strong enough to become a lieutenant and could’ve become a captain event, but she was content being second to Aizen, her captain. Aizen, who perhaps wanted an equal, despised her, and anyone content with being below him, so he betrayed her because she would never try to be his equal.
I may have got a point or two wrong, but I believe that was the gist of it
@@talhaqurram346 but its still no excuse that he did that to her cause she's always looked up to him and if Aizen really wanted an equal he should of train some of his students to become stronger at his level beside Ichigo plus Aizen has so much hatred that he doesn't have the right to question how things came to be
Good point.
He even says that admiration is the furthest state from understanding.
She, who idolized Aizen, could never be the one to walk besides him.
Aizen was right when he said he never asked anybody for their trust. Whenever they showed him basically recruiting the espada (the few they did show) besides barragan cause that was a whole other thing they all chose for themselves to follow him. He asked them to join him but never once asked them to trust him. The biggest problem with Shinji pointed out about him surrounding himself with henchmen was that you can be surrounded by people but that doesnt automatically mean that you trust those people. You can have subordinates but that's all they have to be. You can assign people tasks but still not trust them to get it done
he may be right on some things but is wrong on some other things thier some people you have to trust in your that care about you if you dont trust them then your just pushing them away but its always good to be cautious cause there will be people that are devious that you cant trust but if its people you known for a long time that always there for you theres no excuse to push them away and not trust them or manipulate them as pawns
@@thomasfuentes2913 Of course he had internalised the loneliness that he decide not to trust. Because when he search for superior beings to be friends or worship, he is disappointed that the strongest being in the entire world is nothing but a mangled corpse. It is not even living, so with feeling like the only person strong is him, he decide not to trust or believe in others.
@@yaujj65 but its still no excuse to ruin others lives and talk about what is good while he himself despises what is good and loves evil
@@thomasfuentes2913 I never say I excuse him. Just give some understanding.
@@yaujj65 well to be honest with you my friend Aizen is comparable to Satan in the bible both wanted to be on top and believe thier a god and they can take thier creators place and both despise thier creator cause they question everything that is to be and hates those who do what is right and have no good in them
Love his dub voice
His is one of the few good dub voices in bleach
@@bradleysmith6478 all Dub voices were good except maybe Kenpachi when Seitz took over
@@vegetalover9297 and on the kenpachi note i think its a bit unfair on saitz he had to follow up the A+ thatvwas jarias voice actor
@@bradleysmith6478 almost all of them are good
@@tristanrussell448 fair point
1:50 "afterwards, you'll decide what to beliebe" - Aizen (belieber)
To quote Harry Potter: "yes a terrible man, but did many great things." Really look in history aizen just gave a quote on that level with this speech
Because even terrible things can be “great”
Great second definition is something on a grand scale. It can be good or bad
Aizen is not really a terrible though. He's on the gray area.
"You force your henchmen to serve under you with that fast talking silver tounge of yours."
Perfectly describes Aizen
Maaam the orchestra and the chilling depth of his voice with that how gods are born line was just one of the many reasons I love overpowered greatly born anime antagonists🙏
Look, don’t let Pride mislead you like it does Aizen.
His words sounds great until a greater force is introduced. XP
That’s why you keep pushing yourself to go higher no one is born standing at the top
Plot armor the force that no antagonist can penetrate 😎
Aizen is too cold🥶🥶🥶🥶😈😈😈
0:50 Ulquiorra did heeded that warning that’s why he hid his second resurreccion from Aizen.
Aizen knew about it. He said that he literally planned Ichigo to fight him and make his hollowication even stronger. Besides that he is the one that gives them power with the Hogyouku. As we can see Stark became an arrancar on his own and he didn't had his powers Aizen was the one who gave them to him and Lilinette. Same thing with Ulquiorra and Yammy who also had second resurrection or maybe infinite number of them cuz he was designed to be perfect opponent for Kenpachi who has unlimited reiatsu and Yammys grows with his rage so maybe he could've transformed many more times. As much as I hate Yammy you can't take it away from him being the strongest. Even databook says that he has the highest reiatsu, the strongest Cero and he's the strongest by brute force.
@@KobaMr my point is, ulquiorra paid heed by not showing his second resurreccion to Aizen. So he must have had something in mind.
@@tatakaw Agreed, even though Aizen clearly knew it for himself the fact of the matter is that Ulquiorra who is one of the smartest characters in the series was completely convinced that Aizen did not know of his hidden power. I mean it makes sense why Ulquiorra assumed his secret was well kept since Ulquiorra is also a natural arrancar who probably didn't have any power bestowed upon him much like in the case of Coyote Starrk.
Funnily enough that also has some interesting implications for how high of a ranking Ulquiorra would have if his secret was plain knowledge. He'd most likely rank above even a beast like Yammy.
That voice..... No ordering or overpowering tone...... Just a man speaking of what he want. Personally if aizen was my boss I will be most comfortable around him even after knowing that he might dispose of me someday.
what the bible says bad company corrupts good character
Aizen creative villain in all of anime but that's my opinion
No, it's a FACT
@@idkbro8470 yes
Madara Uchiha
Johan from monster is way smarter
@@alexjohnson606 They did Madara dirty
I'm a lunatic for saying this...
2021 IS THE REAL YEAR FOR
BLEACH!!!!
This didn’t age well
Watching this in 2021 and I never realized how sophisticated bleach was. I think I just glossed over all the philosophy talk when I was a kid.
I watched this episode just today and it's fire.🔥 the words said by Aizen to Shinji are absolute...🔥
What episode it is?
Equivalent with pain "cycle of hatred"
IVE BEEN LOOKING FOR THIS DUBBED CLIP FOR SO SOOO SOO LONG THANK YOU 🙏🏻
I don’t watch the dub, I was so surprised to hear Aizens English voice :0
Its alright his Japanese voice actor is perfect though I like aizen with a deep voice
I find his English voice sexy
@@goddesssabrina1405 can’t fight ya there tbh
He is okay, sub or dub, but I think I prefer sub. His dub voice has a wispy quality that makes his odd-emphasis line sound out of place. This speech is a good example of that.
The Dub is really good
This is actually kinda true. Think about almost everyone in religion places their trust in higher beings like “God” or Jesus. And it’s the same in most religions.
I agree, Aizen makes a lot of good points
It's human nature
@@NoNo-es2ic It's basic pack mentality. Even a narcissist has someone or something that even they acknowledge is above them.
True, even though they didn't know whether their God/gods exist or not, they will blindly say God/gods is/are real and placed their trust just because the books said so. I mean they're a lot of people blindly believe that they can go to heaven even though they never know it exist. They're just trying to find superior being just to place their trust to comfort themselves and misfortune, said to themselves it was god's will, so that they can move forward.
@@aizeniversary756 Who said that we don’t know if God exists or not, “Allah” exist and he is the creator it’s a fact
1:50 "...youll decide what to beveve" -Sosuke Aizen
Ironic how Aizen himself trusted ichigo would surpass him
The will of hogyoko*
Yea, I still think Aizen planned for Ichigo to weaken him to an extent so that the Hogyoku wouldn't accept him as master. I mean it may be a part of a bigger picture that we don't know about yet. Though we have no solid evidence yet to tell us what's going through Aizen's mind. I hope that this information will be revealed at a point and if not then it would still make him seem like one of the most cold and calculated anime villains up to date.
If Madara from naruto gets into death battle, Lord have mercy on his soul if his opponent is Aizen
There actaully is a Aizen vs Madara match up on death battle
@@shinobi9606 I checked and I don’t see it
Yes fr
@@supergodman1254 its actully on one minute melee
Lmao it be close fight but aizen would prolly win
Seems like his ideal and principles are as f*ck up as his shikai
Aizen make Naruto's tall-no-jutsu look like a child throwing a tantrum.
Moral of the story:trust yourself
This stuff ties in so well with the Soul King stuff
Damm that voice is awesome.
The audio is amazing!!
It's kind of ironic, isn't it? Now that I think about it, even though Aizen's whole MO was based on deception, controlling people's perceptions of him, and (seemingly) wanting to place himself as the highest in the heavens, he never actually told anyone that they should believe in what he says. He said it himself: no one who works for him trusts him, and he in turn told them never to trust anyone, as he believed trust to be a weakness. Aizen himself thought his way and his methods to be best, that only he was right in the end, but he never actually tried to convince anyone else of that, right? He used his words to sway people just to set them in place to fulfill his aims, but he never actually tried to alter their beliefs or opinions. He didn't give a damn about anyone else's thoughts, and at the same time, he never gave a damn on how anyone ever thought of him. It almost sounds...strangely noble, considering who Aizen is. He let everyone around him believe what they wanted, as long as their actions could fit into his plans, those plans being to usurp the heavens and see how far he could take the power of his soul. His powers - at the start, anyway - were built around illusion, but he never tried to really compromise anyone's free will, at least directly (the whole Orihime situation being a thing).
Of course, this is just my thoughts on it, and it seems like Kubo might never explain Aizen's true thoughts even a little, and I haven't seen very much of Bleach at all, so...I might be wrong here.
This literally hits home.
Funny enough, the only character to be wary of Aizen was Nnoitora, but he was too caught up in his own issues to fully heed this man.
[ADVICE]
MY-PHILOSOPHY: "INNER-STRENGTH"
I have found that simply "loving myself" (inner-child) is a powerful tool against most types of social-dependency/vulnerability.
Example:
In my mind, I visualise a picture of my younger self (family albums might help). And I 'remember' what the emotion of genuine love felt like. And then I project those emotions onto the mental visualization of my younger self. I meditate and hold that 'state of mind' for as long as I can.
The result? I feel my conscious energy resignating with positivity and renewed strength. And my anxiety immediately evaporates away. At the very least, depending on my levels of anxiety, this mediation practice aids to 'evaporate' much of it. You can do the same thing with "trying to 'remember' temperatures, e.g. hot or cold. And then project that memory onto a visualised heat source (all within your minds eye). You will 'feel' the effects immediately."
I hope this proved helpful.
I also came to a similar realization once and I still consider this when I'm trying to solve any question about the people around me
He's a Genius indeed ✨👏🏻
Aizens voice actor is sooooooo good
Interesting how this speech holds true, even in DragonBall Super.
will be,if akira confirms Final Saga of DB super,FINAL VILLAIN WILL BE LIKE OTHERS,Akumo will final boss
*Aizen* + Yhwach + Kaguya + Madara + Thanos + Father= AKUMO
I could listen to aizen talk all day❤️
I feel like he did not see Gin's betrayal though. So i feel he trusted him,and that Gin was the only one to hear that warning.
He's not, he know gin already betrayed him from long time
This and the sub voice gives me chills when I hear a single word that comes out of his lips
Aizen is basically Gohan Black.
I've never met anyone who's taken this lesson to heart. I honestly wish that I have.
DAMN THAT WAS A SPICY SPEECH
Aizen: I have no need for reliance.
Soul King: Am I a joke to you
He spitting
this dude so smooth he also plays Escanor. goddamn
Imagine if Naruto was smarter as a kid, he may have had talk no jutsu like this
I actually like they never made Aizen one of those sympathetic villains with tragic backstories but I wonder why he turned out this way so cold but lonely too
Aizen: I’ve never met someone strong enough to heed that advice
Gin: YO
yh aizen never did trusth gin
No lie the quotes really hitting home
Well, he's kinda right.
So basically he played amogus very intensely and now he thinks everyone is sus
Upload more aizen quotes
You all will decide what to believe
Literally just found out this is gohan. Aizen has to be my favorite role by kyle Herbert
Aizen is such a philosophical nuclear bomb.
Sigma Male Supreme
When people explain religion, this is never the angle they use, but it's the most poetic approach, easily.
Bleach DUB is underrated.
More like whole Blwach is underrated. Hope TYBW will give more exposure to bleach.
Kind of did for me. I started some of Bleach a while before the trailer dropped, but haven't been drawn into the series that much, even though I did like it. However, watching the trailer gave me the drive to keep going and catch up quickly. And luckily, it did start to pick up 15 episodes in.
Aizen is basically what naofumi from shield hero could've become if he hadn't met Raphtalia.
Um what!? These two ain't nothing alike at all!
Never trust the man with the op ability
Gohan turns to the Dark Side
Said all at and cried like a bitch after gin stabbed him💀
This dude rolled a natural 20 on charisma
Gohan Black! basically
My true son
Now we know he was being literal when he said "How gods are born"
The speech here is different from the manga and the sub. I prefer this version.
The trust part in the beginning he ain't wrong damn this is helpful indeed
Gets betrayed by Gin and literally would/should have died lol 😆
He never trusted gin he knew his intentions when he joined him
Sir I will fight you Sosuke deserves the world
And plus if there was no Sosuke, there would have been no bleach lol
He never trusted him, just an ally to him for the time being.
He would've if it wasn't for the hogykou which I thought was stupid cause it would've been a better ending than what we got and especially since gin died from his injuries which were on par with everybody else aizen defeated like you really telling me all the captains should've lived but not gin thats just fucking stupid considering he was stronger than most of them also starks death pissed me off to he was only slashed across the chest where his hollow hole is that shouldn't of affected him let alone kill him, like fuck if your gonna kill off some of your best characters have some fucking class and obliterate them lbs
Aizen is everything
Aizen İs The GOAT🐐🐐🐐🐐👑👑👑👑
I Like Him So Much :)
Aizen>>>>>>>>>>Madara
How can someone be so right like this guy is literally my favorite bleach character
Proverbs 4 dont be impressed with your own wisdom instead fear the Lord and turn away from evil
@@thomasfuentes2913 ????????
@@thomasfuentes2913 What
I Don't Have Any İdea What You Saying.
@@thomasfuentes2913 Aizen İs The GOAT👑👑👑🐐🐐🐐
I Like Him So Much :)
@@DarkkSorcerer dude you rather like a person who lies and twists the truth to thier own advantage cause the protagonist is the one to route and the antagonist is to be hated
So who does aizen see as his superior.
None actually. Because there's noone suitable in the bleach verse to be his superior in terms of strength, knowledge and ideals
Gin was the first person he doesn't trust Aizen.
Close your eyes and lay down now imagine him saying this while hitting it from the front 😍😍😍😍
the fuck
what is wrong with you
Dafuq
.
This is an actual fact of life.
Take some time to reflect on how it relates to your heart.
Aizen was wrong, Gin never trusted Aizen. Gin sought to kill Aizen when the moment presented itself.
Aizen never trusted him likewise,and whether or not gin trusted him wouldn’t matter because he would have died anyway
@@bradleysmith6478 Aizen sure DID trusted him because he was ~shocked~ at gin's betrayal
@@thalesmatheus6011 what a weird way to be shocked saying you were already wondering how someone would betray you.
@@ShayPatrickCormacTHEHUNTER I meant he was shocked because he trusted him. Aizen didnt see that coming and therefore it was not on his plan
@@thalesmatheus6011 ANd I mean that is not true. Aizen saw that coming as well. It was not shocking in the slightest.
Aizen here actually explains why Ichgo felt his loneliness, He can't trust anyone or let anyone trust him. That is why he failed in the end. He said "no one can survive without trust" and he was right. If he did gave his trust to his subordinates. They were more powerful and deadly he wasted each one of their potential by someway betraying them. Maybe deep down he wasn't able to trust those subordinates.
Imo, it's part of a great writing, if or if it wasn't intended by Kubo himself. Personally, Stark is the best representation of that ideology as he was lonely from the start from being too powerful thus creating Lilinette so Stark would have somebody. Then he joined the Espada hoping to have some more like minded and friendly group, even if the other Espadas had their own agenda, belonging to a group is better than being alone.
Stark's downfall could be seen as a way of, as what you've mentioned, of Aizen's trust to his Espada, literally wasting their potential because even if Hollows/Espadas look and act human enough, in lore wise, they are an aspect of sins/emotions, and even they, Stark in this case, knows that he was being used and not being cared about.
As the strongest Vasto Lorde (for being #1 Espada), once he lost, it's probably, at least in my head canon, that Aizen was disappointed that someone like Stark, who can at least understand the loneliness Aizen felt, could understand Aizen and be strong himself. Similarly, to Tosen, from the information of the LNs (and I didn't read it, but just briefly seen others who have, talked about how Aizen reveres Tosen's ideology of becoming stronger and destroying the corruption that Soul Society and the worlds is built upon.. something to that effect xD), as Tosen wanted Power to pave the way of justice he envisioned, parallel to Aizen's transcendence past godhood to pave the way of a world he envisioned.
There's so many motifs, themes, and what-not to extract from Bleach's deeper moments, personally, why Bleach is my favorite anime and Kubo for a JP mangaka that can actually write at least a good and thoughtful story beyond the surface value, barring health issues and all. And of course, all of this and how I interpret the deeper moments in my own way!
Aizen’s plan was always futile. Aizen would have absolute power as Soul King, but he would merely be the linchpin that holds all realities and dimensions we know of together. That is no ruler. That is a figurehead established to literally keep things from falling apart at the seams.
Maybe he made the assumption he could surpass that and keep the realities as well as his power autonomous and not directed towards maintaining all of creation.? I doubt it.
The soul king was only sealed by the Nobel soul reapers who feared he would threaten their power. Aizen planned on actively maintaining the worlds while unsealed, sacrificing his own livelihood for a true perfect world.
Aizens goals were just Yhwach but less bloody. When it comes down to it if he achieved his goals it would most likely have been the best outcome for existence
He wanted to come out as soul king and openly get involved in the governance rather than be used as a linchpin for others to control.
Am happy that i wtavhed bleach in eng dub
".. That's how Gods are born.. " By Aizen
Christian weebs:"Really? "