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* WhatTheHellHero: Gives one to Ichigo in his last moments, saying that be killing him Ichigo has condemned the world to continue experiencing death by preventing him from [[TheAssimilator absorbing all three worlds within himself]] and thereby [[AssimilationPlot creating a world
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* WhatTheHellHero: Gives one to Ichigo in his last moments, saying that be killing him Ichigo has condemned the world to continue experiencing death by preventing him from [[TheAssimilator absorbing all three worlds within himself]] and thereby [[AssimilationPlot creating a world \"without fear of death.\"]] Ichigo isn\'t affected, and even Aizen doesn\'t agree.
This isn\'t WhatTheHellHero because Ichigo didn\'t do anything wrong, the author doesn\'t need to show he knows the hero screwed up by having a character lampshade it. As even Aizen indicates, Yhwach\'s just completely wrong about this.
However, given that Yhwach really does believe he was trying to do something good, I\'m sure there\'s an appropriate trope for villains who really think they doing something everyone will thank them for and cannot comprehend that this isn\'t the case.
Anyone know what the trope is?
This isn\'t WhatTheHellHero because Ichigo didn\'t do anything wrong, the author doesn\'t need to show he knows the hero screwed up by having a character lampshade it. As even Aizen indicates, Yhwach\'s just completely wrong about this.
However, given that Yhwach really does believe he was trying to do something good, I\'m sure there\'s an appropriate trope for villains who really think they doing something everyone will thank them for and cannot comprehend that this isn\'t the case.
Anyone know what the trope is?
