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Ichigo and Rukia are like brother n sister starter pack

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ā ichigo & orihime, bleach. { ch.675 pg.12 }
he's probably fine
i just realized he has 3 couches?? what do u need that many couches for??

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So thatās why Law canāt kidnap ceaser. Having Lawās heart gives him an edge.
Gintama Chapter 675 Review
After the fans practiced the feel of no Gintama for a week, we are back with a new chapter that thankfully didnāt give us a major brain damage. Instead, we got what we expected from our normal prediction with a few new twists that is best to say that we are going to be here for a long time. Iām not going to complain; more Gintama for us. Seriously, this chapter increases my interest with its setting and more questions that have me intrigued to follow.
There was a brief feeling of uncertainty in the first scene with some guy in a Mafia suit because well, I was scarred from Kannaās reveal. It was building up to his reveal like he was going to be someone we believe we know who he is, only to troll us. Luckily, the man behind the suit is in fact Sougo, only now he has his own gang. The good news is Sougo is back. The bad news is Sougo is back.
Interestingly though maybe not surprising, he attacks Shinpachi and the kids like theyāre his target, even though it is Katsura that they should target at. I got to credit Shinpachi for dodging those bullets swiftly as well as protecting Tamako. Itās worth noting that Kanna did her own saving, so the Yato bloodline is an amazing perk for kids. Itās great to see Sougo and of course, he didnāt die. That would have killed fans. His disappearance remains unanswered; at least until after the next scene.
The gag scene with an awful drawing of Takasugi is hilarious. This has to be a reference to One Piece gag scene; only this one has its own way to bring in the laughter. Gintoki either canāt draw a person accurately or heās trolling hard, he does go around asking for help to find him. The best part is where he found a guy with the same look as the picture and yet, he bad mouths it like itās not his business.
Whatās funnier is his family has the same face but pay no mind that theyāre identical. It made it better that it went casually and never really point out the obvious from anyone. I got a good laugh from that small scene. Eventually, Gintoki does find Takasugi in a feud with strangers. I would have thought he was going to show more sinister vibe of his to gives us more insight of his agenda. Nope. It wasnāt him.
I laughed so much at the reveal because itās Takechi behind the disguise, yet I should have known better. The buildup was the guy bashing him about women being disappointed; somehow I missed that cue. The running gag never fails to make me laugh. Gintoki just pummel him like he is going to finish him off where the War failed to do so.
Once Matako shows up, I was back to focusing on the potential drama for we finally see Kiheitai in the scene again. I was ready for a serious talk with them since Gintoki did encounter Takasugi. But nope, Gintoki got another serious question in mind. He was very curious of Matako, but not actual her, rather her movie counterpart.
Apparently, there was āsomethingā from her towards Shinpachi in the live-action, which is funny because I have the blu-ray copy and I havenāt seen it as of this time of writing. After what Gintoki said, Iām pretty curious now. Thereās a good innuendo joke that thankfully the note was written to understand completely. The joke is just him being him but in a funny way. What a way to break the serious moment there.
The chapter shifts back to Shinpachi and his more or less battle against Sougo. He does pretty well for evading all of his attack, so thatās a good progress. He doesnāt fight back because thatās not his intention, which I respect that. Sougo does want to test out his strength after two years for entertainment purposes. Well, thatās one hell of a way to do so.
Perhaps the most interesting aspect is the new insight of the current world that really screams for this arc to be lengthy. Sougoās ādeathā is only addressed as a metaphor because realistically, they felt cheated from this world. Itās revealed that the Mafia is practically Shinsengumi; even Saitou is there without a mask. Itās rather clever for Sorachi to somehow made Sougo as the leader without dealing with the ranking within Shinsengumi.
What compelled me is what Sougo said about why he left or ādied.ā The New Government has been controlling the new state of the world behind the scene and when you look over the past chapters, it really does feel like itās all been a farce. Iām very impressed that Sorachi didnāt go with the typical route of war ending equals happy ending. Tell me, when was the last time the war aftermath doesnāt result to all peace, no problem?
I find this direction very appealing because not only it is going to be on a personal level than the War portion, but it went with a realistic route of not everything would result happiness. Utsuro wasnāt wrong when he said that life will have many hardship and suffering even without him. This revelation made his words truthful; making a villain credible is worth admiring. Now I really want to know how this would be resolved. This also could connect to the last part of this chapter.
It is funny that despite some truthful words about the lies and conspiracy from the New Government, Sougo has created a new organization that surely doesnāt scream evil. If anything, without the law of Shinsengumi, let alone in general, he is now free to be as sinister as he wants to be. Hell, heās looking more like the main final villain of the arc; thatās how much darkness heās showing. There must be more to his agenda behind this Mafia thingy, but right now, heās a savage beast that wants to kill.
Maybe itās because of the design, but Kanna is adorable here yet she was being rather thoughtful and taunting in a way towards Sougo. She didnāt feel any bloodlust from him at all, so she didnāt get whatās dangerous about that. Wow, that is some fighting words youāre spouting. Sougo swings his sword at her, but sheās taunting him further while standing on his sword. Sorachi knows how to make a kickass child.
For what itās worth, the action is pretty neat for what it is. The artwork is solid with choreograph of evasive maneuvers. Kanna was easily dodging his move and even called him a disappointment. She must have motivated him to fight at his best for being reminded of Kagura. Another interesting piece is Sougo dropping another mystery by mentioning āother.ā It appears that Katsura wonāt be the only target and whoever other is it could be a sign of a real focus coming in play. Iām really absorbed with this new plot.
Itās an appealing approach to have two focuses going at once and it does feel like both are slowly tying-in together. It ends with Gintoki being sincere and somewhat protective for Takasugi. I do like the connection from the last arc with Kiheitai never dissolved; only gone away for a moment. I do hope they reunite to shed the light on why Takasugi left. Itās a bit eerie for Gintoki to not call him living.
The most touching scene is when Gintoki defends Takasugi and itās not only because of his defense. Despite the hidden feelings behind Takasugiās action, Gintoki understands his motive or at least has the best idea on why he split up and tries to attract no oneās interest. Itās obvious that heās trying his way to cleanse his past; itās just hard to understand his action and why that path.
What really stuck me is not only Gintoki was defending him in a way; heās actually speaking from his heart because he can relate to him. By that, I mean splitting up from his family. When he reminds himself from his farewell to Yorozuya, thereās that sense of possible regret or action that he must take care of without others to be involved. Itās a past that they feel that the present should not intervene for it is their own personal demon they must cleanse for good.
I seriously love where this is going. We have Shinpachi who is struggling to move forward to a new path while Gintoki is struggling to move forward from his past. That subtle expression of him believing their loved ones stopping them would be the best option speaks volume of his feelings. Two years and they got no real progress in their life. At least Kagura got a child. But seriously, itās only matter of time for her coming in to bring the balance and hopefully, the payoff will be the best that any series could offer me right now.
The ending is interesting because Gintoki is under attack. Honestly, I thought it was just a one-time moment with Hijikataās men, but this surprised me that heās really being targeted. The only question is who. I am grasping the feeling that the New Government may want to wipe him out because maybe we are back to the period before Amantoās Invasion.
This was a pretty compelling chapter to read with a good amount of comedy moments. Itās good to see Sougo back in action, despite being even more devilish. The art is clean and the comedy is well delivered. The buildup for this arc is getting really interesting. The personal scene with Gintoki is touching and sincere. Ā I feel that this is going to be a real personal arc and honestly, thatās the best option to end the series with.