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**Vergil the Fallen** · (Last Update- 16/11/08)

I've got this theory. Well suppose in the end of it all, Ichigo and Aizen fight. Aizen weakens and in comes Inoue and rejects Aizen's total existence. Now we know that Aizen was behind the attacks on the soon-to-be vizards. If she rejects Aizen's existence, the conversion of Shinji n the gang into vizards won't happen and they will remain as shinigami. Any views on this? I think its going to be a perfect ending with a good end.

rozarazan · 06-10-2008

i never thought of it this way ,but i guess you got that right,rejecting an existence can cause such a thing,but then what will happen to the new captains ,plus kein will be revived since aizen was the reason of his death him and his wife ,it would become a total mess ,and we would need a new arc to tell us how the story became

Suki Nami · 06-10-2008

if this ever happened (btw its Kaien not Kein) this would be a total confusion..O-o...

but it is great that the idea will bring kaien back to life.

Zhiao · 06-10-2008

hey someone has fantasy but i dont think this will happen. because rejekting someones excistence is just way too powerfull. and what would be done in later episodes? "hey orihime there is a evil guy" "yeah wait i rejekt him right now" WTH. or do we have to wait till she dies and a new bleach series can start ?? if she would die through rejekting aizen then it would be easier to get bleach going on i guess.

**Mushiro** · 06-10-2008

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Originally Posted by Vergil the Fallen

I've got this theory. Well suppose in the end of it all, Ichigo and Aizen fight. Aizen weakens and in comes Inoue and rejects Aizen's total existence. Now we know that Aizen was behind the attacks on the soon-to-be vizards. If she rejects Aizen's existence, the conversion of Shinji n the gang into vizards won't happen and they will remain as shinigami. Any views on this? I think its going to be a perfect ending with a good end.

This was kind of explained earlier in the series. Inoues event rejection is an isolated event. She can reject Aizen, but she can't reject everything he has done. She's unable to reject things on a grand scheme like that. I can't think of a better example right now, but I'll dig through the manga to get a better example.

silenceisntgold2 · 06-10-2008

I think an example Mushiro was looking for was like his hollow mask. Inoue had no idea that he had a hollow mask, so she restored him to the way she knew him, but the hollow mask and reiatsu was still there.

I'm also under the impression that she can't reject complete existences(I'm pretty sure that's not how Tsubaki works). If she could in fact reject existances, I also doubt that the acts done by them will be gone too. Plus I don't think we have proof that Aizen himself did the Vizard-ization, but that he supervized it happening. Also even if she rejects him at the end, he existed at one point in time, so the deeds would still be done.

**Mushiro** · 06-10-2008

Ah! I found a better example. When Inoue restored Grimmjow's arm, she rejected the wound that caused the arm to be lost, but not the battle that caused Grimmjow to lose the arm. Making it a very isolated event rejection. She was also thinking about rejecting the Hougyuku, but it wouldn't have mattered because it wouldn't have effected the existence of the Arrancar. It would have just rejected the Hougyuku itself.

**Vergil the Fallen** · 06-10-2008

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Originally Posted by Mushiro

Ah! I found a better example. When Inoue restored Grimmjow's arm, she rejected the wound that caused the arm to be lost, but not the battle that caused Grimmjow to lose the arm. Making it a very isolated event rejection. She was also thinking about rejecting the Hougyuku, but it wouldn't have mattered because it wouldn't have effected the existence of the Arrancar. It would have just rejected the Hougyuku itself.

Its been discussed before but what if she restored Grimmjow's arm while only intending to restore that arm, nothing else. If she uses her powers to full extent, she can intend to reject Aizen past and present and so Aizen will be no more. As for rejecting the hougyoku, ur right, she thought about it but she could not because Aizen was kind of guarding it. The only thing pulling her back is her not realizing true potential of her powers.

**zangetsuBankai** · 06-10-2008

im pretty sure it only rejects as far as her barrier expands thus if she extended it further everything with in would b rejected but i dont think she can extend it past a couple of meters

Casey6 · 06-10-2008

Ok let's say she can reject the Aizen and everything that he has done. For the writters point of view, that would not be a very good ending. For one thing, that would mean Rukia never came to the human world, Ichigo never became a shinigami, Urahara never came to the human world, and so on and forth. I think she could reject the Hougyoky so Aizen cannot use it anymore, but the story will be better if all find and meet up with Aizen and fights him.