ForgotAboutHisPowers was put on the page because he died without using Yamamoto's Bankai. I removed it because the only time he could have used it, he didn't use any of his huge range of powers that Ichigo could do nothing about, and there was a partial explanation for why.
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ForgotAboutHisPowers was put on the page because he died without using Yamamoto\'s Bankai. I removed it because the only time he could have used it, he didn\'t use any of his huge range of powers that Ichigo could do nothing about, and there was a partial explanation for why.
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The entry was readded as ForgottenPhlebotinum, with the edit reason being that the point is that he never used Yamamoto's Bankai. It's also now a ZeroContextExample, so it'll need re-editing anyway.
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The entry was readded as ForgottenPhlebotinum, with the edit reason being that the point is that he never used Yamamoto\'s Bankai. It\'s also now a ZeroContextExample, so it\'ll need re-editing anyway.
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My point is that he never used a lot of things and, because there's a partial explanation for why, it's not one of the 'Forgotten' tropes (which are for no explanation situations). It's HoldingBackThePhlebotinum instead.
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My point is that he never used a lot of things and, because there\'s a partial explanation for why, it\'s not one of the \'Forgotten\' tropes (which are for no explanation situations). It\'s HoldingBackThePhlebotinum instead.
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* HoldingBackThePhlebotinum: Yhwach uses minimal power when dealing with any situation because he's too powerful for anything to threaten him and can see all possible futures to counter them before they happen -- with the sole exception of Uryuu. During his final battle, he fights only with his sword and uses none of his abilities, from arrows to Sklaverie to Yamamoto's stolen Bankai to the Soul King's stolen power. This allows Uryuu to completely de-power him just long enough for Ichigo to strike the killing blow. Only then does Yhwach realise that he did actually foresee Ichigo killing him so could have countered it from happening. However, he dismissed it as a bad dream because Haschwalth deliberately passed the vision to him while he was sleeping to trick him. As a result, Yhwach dies in a straight sword-fight with an opponent who was unable to handle any of the abilities Yhwach could have used to end the fight.
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* HoldingBackThePhlebotinum: Yhwach uses minimal power when dealing with any situation because he\'s too powerful for anything to threaten him and can see all possible futures to counter them before they happen -- with the sole exception of Uryuu. During his final battle, he fights only with his sword and uses none of his abilities, from arrows to Sklaverie to Yamamoto\'s stolen Bankai to the Soul King\'s stolen power. This allows Uryuu to completely de-power him just long enough for Ichigo to strike the killing blow. Only then does Yhwach realise that he did actually foresee Ichigo killing him so could have countered it from happening. However, he dismissed it as a bad dream because Haschwalth deliberately passed the vision to him while he was sleeping to trick him. As a result, Yhwach dies in a straight sword-fight with an opponent who was unable to handle any of the abilities Yhwach could have used to end the fight before Uryuu\'s intervention.
ForgotAboutHisPowers was put on the page because he died without using Yamamoto's Bankai. I removed it because the only time he could have used it, he didn't use any of his huge range of powers that Ichigo could do nothing about, and there was a partial explanation for why.
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ForgotAboutHisPowers was put on the page because he died without using Yamamoto\'s Bankai. I removed it because the only time he could have used it, he didn\'t use any of his huge range of powers that Ichigo could do nothing about, and there was a partial explanation for why.
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The entry was readded as ForgottenPhlebotinum, with the edit reason being that the point is that he never used Yamamoto's Bankai. It's also now a ZeroContextExample, so it'll need re-editing anyway.
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The entry was readded as ForgottenPhlebotinum, with the edit reason being that the point is that he never used Yamamoto\'s Bankai. It\'s also now a ZeroContextExample, so it\'ll need re-editing anyway.
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My point is that he never used a lot of things that he could have used and, because there's a partial explanation for why, it's not one of the 'Forgotten' tropes (which are for no explanation situations). It's HoldingBackThePhlebotinum instead.
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My point is that he never used a lot of things and, because there\'s a partial explanation for why, it\'s not one of the \'Forgotten\' tropes (which are for no explanation situations). It\'s HoldingBackThePhlebotinum instead.
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* HoldingBackThePhlebotinum: Yhwach uses minimal power when dealing with any situation because he's too powerful for anything to threaten him and can see all possible futures to counter them before they happen -- with the sole exception of Uryuu. During his final battle, he fights only with his sword and uses none of his abilities, from arrows to Sklaverie to Yamamoto's stolen Bankai to the Soul King's stolen power. This allows Uryuu to completely de-power him just long enough for Ichigo to strike the killing blow. Only then does Yhwach realise that he did actually foresee Ichigo killing him so could have countered it from happening. However, he dismissed it as a bad dream because Haschwalth deliberately passed the vision to him while he was sleeping to trick him. As a result, Yhwach dies in a straight sword-fight with an opponent who was unable to handle any of the abilities Yhwach could have used to end the fight.
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* HoldingBackThePhlebotinum: Yhwach uses minimal power when dealing with any situation because he\'s too powerful for anything to threaten him and can see all possible futures to counter them before they happen -- with the sole exception of Uryuu. During his final battle, he fights only with his sword and uses none of his abilities, from arrows to Sklaverie to Yamamoto\'s stolen Bankai to the Soul King\'s stolen power. This allows Uryuu to completely de-power him just long enough for Ichigo to strike the killing blow. Only then does Yhwach realise that he did actually foresee Ichigo killing him so could have countered it from happening. However, he dismissed it as a bad dream because Haschwalth deliberately passed the vision to him while he was sleeping to trick him. As a result, Yhwach dies in a straight sword-fight with an opponent who was unable to handle any of the abilities Yhwach could have used to end the fight.
ForgotAboutHisPowers was put on the page because he died without using Yamamoto's Bankai. I removed it because the only time he could have used it, he didn't use any of his huge range of powers that Ichigo could do nothing about, and there was a partial explanation for why.
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ForgotAboutHisPowers was put on the page because he died without using Yamamoto\'s Bankai. I removed it because the only time he could have used it, he didn\'t use any of his huge range of powers that Ichigo could do nothing about, and there was a partial explanation for why.
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The entry was readded as ForgottenPhlebotinum (but as a ZeroContextExample, so it needs to re-edited anyway), with the edit reason being that the point is that he never used Yamamoto's Bankai.
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The entry was readded as ForgottenPhlebotinum, with the edit reason being that the point is that he never used Yamamoto\'s Bankai. It\'s also now a ZeroContextExample, so it\'ll need re-editing anyway.
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My point is that he never used a lot of things that he could have used and, because there's a partial explanation for why, it's not one of the 'Forgotten' tropes (which are for no explanation situations). It's HoldingBackThePhlebotinum instead.
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My point is that he never used a lot of things that he could have used and, because there\'s a partial explanation for why, it\'s not one of the \'Forgotten\' tropes (which are for no explanation situations). It\'s HoldingBackThePhlebotinum instead.
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* HoldingBackThePhlebotinum: Yhwach uses minimal power when dealing with any situation because he's too powerful for anything to threaten him and can see all possible futures to counter them before they happen -- with the sole exception of Uryuu. During his final battle, he fights only with his sword and uses none of his abilities, from arrows to Sklaverie to Yamamoto's stolen Bankai to the Soul King's stolen power. This allows Uryuu to completely de-power him just long enough for Ichigo to strike the killing blow. Only then does Yhwach realise that he did actually foresee Ichigo killing him so could have countered it from happening. However, he dismissed it as a bad dream because Haschwalth deliberately passed the vision to him while he was sleeping to trick him. As a result, Yhwach dies in a straight sword-fight with an opponent who was unable to handle any of the abilities Yhwach could have used to end the fight.
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* HoldingBackThePhlebotinum: Yhwach uses minimal power when dealing with any situation because he\'s too powerful for anything to threaten him and can see all possible futures to counter them before they happen -- with the sole exception of Uryuu. During his final battle, he fights only with his sword and uses none of his abilities, from arrows to Sklaverie to Yamamoto\'s stolen Bankai to the Soul King\'s stolen power. This allows Uryuu to completely de-power him just long enough for Ichigo to strike the killing blow. Only then does Yhwach realise that he did actually foresee Ichigo killing him so could have countered it from happening. However, he dismissed it as a bad dream because Haschwalth deliberately passed the vision to him while he was sleeping to trick him. As a result, Yhwach dies in a straight sword-fight with an opponent who was unable to handle any of the abilities Yhwach could have used to end the fight.
ForgotAboutHisPowers was put on the page because he died without using Yamamoto's Bankai. I removed it because the only time he could have used it, he didn't use any of his huge range of powers that Ichigo could do nothing about, and there was a partial explanation for why.
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ForgotAboutHisPowers was put on the page because he died without using Yamamoto\'s Bankai. I removed it because the only time he could have used it, he didn\'t use any of his huge range of powers that Ichigo could do nothing about, and there was a partial explanation for why.
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The entry was readded (but as a ZeroContextExample, so it needs to re-edited anyway), but under ForgottenPhlebotinum, with the edit reason being that the point is that he never used Yamamoto's Bankai.
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The entry was readded as ForgottenPhlebotinum (but as a ZeroContextExample, so it needs to re-edited anyway), with the edit reason being that the point is that he never used Yamamoto\'s Bankai.
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My point is that he never used a lot of things that he could have used and, because there's a partial explanation for why, it's not one of the 'Forgotten' tropes (which are for no explanation situations). It's HoldingBackThePhlebotinum instead.
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My point is that he never used a lot of things that he could have used and, because there\'s a partial explanation for why, it\'s not one of the \'Forgotten\' tropes (which are for no explanation situations). It\'s HoldingBackThePhlebotinum instead.
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* HoldingBackThePhlebotinum: Yhwach uses minimal power when dealing with any situation because he's too powerful for anything to threaten him and can see all possible futures to counter them before they happen -- with the sole exception of Uryuu. During his final battle, he fights only with his sword and uses none of his abilities, from arrows to Sklaverie to Yamamoto's stolen Bankai to the Soul King's stolen power. This allows Uryuu to completely de-power him just long enough for Ichigo to strike the killing blow. Only then does Yhwach realise that he did actually foresee Ichigo killing him so could have countered it from happening. However, he dismissed it as a bad dream because Haschwalth deliberately passed the vision to him while he was sleeping to trick him. As a result, Yhwach dies in a straight sword-fight with an opponent who was unable to handle any of the abilities Yhwach could have used to end the fight.
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* HoldingBackThePhlebotinum: Yhwach uses minimal power when dealing with any situation because he\'s too powerful for anything to threaten him and can see all possible futures to counter them before they happen -- with the sole exception of Uryuu. During his final battle, he fights only with his sword and uses none of his abilities, from arrows to Sklaverie to Yamamoto\'s stolen Bankai to the Soul King\'s stolen power. This allows Uryuu to completely de-power him just long enough for Ichigo to strike the killing blow. Only then does Yhwach realise that he did actually foresee Ichigo killing him so could have countered it from happening. However, he dismissed it as a bad dream because Haschwalth deliberately passed the vision to him while he was sleeping to trick him. As a result, Yhwach dies in a straight sword-fight with an opponent who was unable to handle any of the abilities Yhwach could have used to end the fight.
ForgotAboutHisPowers was put on the page because he died without using Yamamoto's Bankai. I removed it because the only time he could have used it, he didn't use any of his huge range of powers that Ichigo could do nothing about, and there was a partial explanation for why.
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ForgotAboutHisPowers was put on the page because he died without using Yamamoto\'s Bankai. I removed it because the only time he could have used it, he didn\'t use any of his huge range of powers that Ichigo could do nothing about, and there was a partial explanation for why.
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The entry was readded (but as a ZeroContextExample, so it needs to re-edited anyway), but under ForgottenPhlebotinum, with the edit reason being that the point is that he never used Yamamoto's Bankai.
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The entry was readded (but as a ZeroContextExample, so it needs to re-edited anyway), but under ForgottenPhlebotinum, with the edit reason being that the point is that he never used Yamamoto\'s Bankai.
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My argument is that the point actually is the context: Uryuu is immune to his power and used an arrow that completely de-powered him (he couldn't use any powers), allowing Ichigo to kill him. However, it got to that point because he engaged in a straight sword-fight with Ichigo instead of using any of his powers (Sklaverie, The Almighty, Yamamoto's Bankai, the Soul King's power, any of the powers he'd absorbed from dead Quincies or absorbed from living Quincies, and so on).
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My point is that he never used a lot of things that he could have used and, because there\'s a partial explanation for why, it\'s not one of the \'Forgotten\' tropes (which are for no explanation situations). It\'s HoldingBackThePhlebotinum instead.
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His explanation is that he did foresee his death, but didn't realise that because the vision was passed to him by Haschwalth while he was sleeping. Haschwalth tricked him into thinking it was a bad dream, so that he would dismiss it instead of planning for it. He therefore didn't recognise he was in a death-fight with Ichigo until the killing blow was struck.
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* HoldingBackThePhlebotinum: Yhwach uses minimal power when dealing with any situation because he's too powerful for anything to threaten him and can see all possible futures to counter them before they happen -- with the sole exception of Uryuu. During his final battle, he fights only with his sword and uses none of his abilities, from arrows to Sklaverie to Yamamoto's stolen Bankai. This allows Uryuu to completely de-power him just long enough for Ichigo to strike the killing blow. Only then does Yhwach realise that he did actually foresee Ichigo killing him so could have countered it from happening. However, he dismissed it as a bad dream because Haschwalth deliberately passed the vision to him while he was sleeping to trick him. As a result, Yhwach dies in a straight sword-fight with an opponent who was unable to handle any of the abilities Yhwach could have used to end the fight.
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* HoldingBackThePhlebotinum: Yhwach uses minimal power when dealing with any situation because he\'s too powerful for anything to threaten him and can see all possible futures to counter them before they happen -- with the sole exception of Uryuu. During his final battle, he fights only with his sword and uses none of his abilities, from arrows to Sklaverie to Yamamoto\'s stolen Bankai to the Soul King\'s stolen power. This allows Uryuu to completely de-power him just long enough for Ichigo to strike the killing blow. Only then does Yhwach realise that he did actually foresee Ichigo killing him so could have countered it from happening. However, he dismissed it as a bad dream because Haschwalth deliberately passed the vision to him while he was sleeping to trick him. As a result, Yhwach dies in a straight sword-fight with an opponent who was unable to handle any of the abilities Yhwach could have used to end the fight.
ForgotAboutHisPowers was removed because the only time using Yamamoto's Bankai would have been useful, the circumstances of the fight were such that Yhwach was tricked into never realising the situation he was in until he'd already received the killing blow. In other words, he had no opportunity to use it.
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ForgotAboutHisPowers was put on the page because he died without using Yamamoto\'s Bankai. I removed it because the only time he could have used it, he didn\'t use any of his huge range of powers that Ichigo could do nothing about, and there was a partial explanation for why.
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The entry was restored as a ZeroContextExample under the ForgottenPhlebotinum trope, the reasoning being that the point is that the power was never used.
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The entry was readded (but as a ZeroContextExample, so it needs to re-edited anyway), but under ForgottenPhlebotinum, with the edit reason being that the point is that he never used Yamamoto\'s Bankai.
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That's actually not the point (we all know he didn't use it). The point is that Yhwach had an entire plethora of abilities that he could have used (Yamamoto's Bankai was just one) and he didn't use any of them. But we do see a partial explanation for why when he receives the killing blow without using any of the abilities we know Ichigo can't handle (from Sklaverie to future-sight to Yamamoto's Bankai) -- that means HoldingBackThePhlebotinum is in play, not ForgotAboutHisPowers or ForgottenPhlebotinum.
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My argument is that the point actually is the context: Uryuu is immune to his power and used an arrow that completely de-powered him (he couldn\'t use any powers), allowing Ichigo to kill him. However, it got to that point because he engaged in a straight sword-fight with Ichigo instead of using any of his powers (Sklaverie, The Almighty, Yamamoto\'s Bankai, the Soul King\'s power, any of the powers he\'d absorbed from dead Quincies or absorbed from living Quincies, and so on).
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His explanation is that he did foresee his death, but didn\'t realise that because the vision was passed to him by Haschwalth while he was sleeping. Haschwalth tricked him into thinking it was a bad dream, so that he would dismiss it instead of planning for it. He therefore didn\'t recognise he was in a death-fight with Ichigo until the killing blow was struck.
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* HoldingBackThePhlebotinum: Yhwach uses minimal power when dealing with any situation because he's too powerful for anything to threaten him and can see all possible futures to counter them before they happen -- with the sole exception of Uryuu. During his final battle, he fights only with his sword and uses none of his abilities, from arrows to Sklaverie to Yamamoto's stolen Bankai. This allows Uryuu to completely de-power him just long enough for Ichigo to strike the killing blow. Only then does Yhwach realise that he did actually foresee Ichigo killing him so could have countered it from happening. However, he dismissed it as a bad dream because Haschwalth deliberately passed the vision to him while he was sleeping to trick him. As a result, Yhwach dies in a straight sword-fight with an opponent who was unable to handle any of the abilities Yhwach could have used to end the fight.
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* HoldingBackThePhlebotinum: Yhwach uses minimal power when dealing with any situation because he\'s too powerful for anything to threaten him and can see all possible futures to counter them before they happen -- with the sole exception of Uryuu. During his final battle, he fights only with his sword and uses none of his abilities, from arrows to Sklaverie to Yamamoto\'s stolen Bankai. This allows Uryuu to completely de-power him just long enough for Ichigo to strike the killing blow. Only then does Yhwach realise that he did actually foresee Ichigo killing him so could have countered it from happening. However, he dismissed it as a bad dream because Haschwalth deliberately passed the vision to him while he was sleeping to trick him. As a result, Yhwach dies in a straight sword-fight with an opponent who was unable to handle any of the abilities Yhwach could have used to end the fight.
ForgotAboutHisPowers was removed because the only time using Yamamoto's Bankai would have been useful, the circumstances of the fight were such that Yhwach was tricked into never realising the situation he was in until he'd already received the killing blow. In other words, he had no opportunity to use it.
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ForgotAboutHisPowers was removed because the only time using Yamamoto\'s Bankai would have been useful, the circumstances of the fight were such that Yhwach was tricked into never realising the situation he was in until he\'d already received the killing blow. In other words, he had no opportunity to use it.
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I'd argue that isn't the point, because everyone agrees it wasn't used. The issue is why. There are range of powers Yhwach did not use that he could have (such as a Vollstandig level ability, or the Sklaverie that he displays when he first enters the story, and so on, or the entire range of powers he's reclaimed back from all the dead Quincies, etc.). In other words, Yamamoto's Bankai is just one part of the issue, not the only issue.
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That\'s actually not the point (we all know he didn\'t use it). The point is that Yhwach had an entire plethora of abilities that he could have used (Yamamoto\'s Bankai was just one) and he didn\'t use any of them. But we do see a partial explanation for why when he receives the killing blow without using any of the abilities we know Ichigo can\'t handle (from Sklaverie to future-sight to Yamamoto\'s Bankai) -- that means HoldingBackThePhlebotinum is in play, not ForgotAboutHisPowers or ForgottenPhlebotinum.
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We are given an explanation in this fight for why Yhwach can be defeated at all, which I think applies to why he was holding back all the power options he could have used.
* Uryuu is immune to his power, so can act without Yhwach 'seeing' him.
* He is hit with an arrow that de-powers him completely for a single moment (he cannot use any powers when de-powered).
* That single moment is all the time Ichigo has in which to strike the killing blow - which he successfully does.
* As Yhwach realises this is the killing blow, he understands that he did foresee the future where Ichigo would kill him, but the vision passed to him through Haschwalth. He realises then that Haschwalth tricked him by disguising the premonition as a bad dream, causing Yhwach to dismiss it and not recognise its importance.
So, what we've got here, I think, is HoldingBackThePhlebotinum. I'm suggesting the example be written as follows:
* HoldingBackThePhlebotinum: Yhwach uses minimal power when dealing with any situation because he's too powerful for anything to threaten him and can see all possible futures to counter them before they happen -- with the sole exception of Uryuu. During his final battle, he fights only with his sword and uses none of his abilities, from arrows to Sklaverie to Yamamoto's stolen Bankai. This allows Uryuu to completely de-power him just long enough for Ichigo to strike the killing blow. Only then does Yhwach realise that he did actually foresee Ichigo killing him so could have countered it from happening. However, he dismissed it as a bad dream because Haschwalth deliberately passed the vision to him while he was sleeping to trick him. As a result, Yhwach dies in a straight sword-fight with an opponent who was unable to handle any of the abilities Yhwach could have used to end the fight.
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My suggested write-up for the situation is this:
* HoldingBackThePhlebotinum: Yhwach uses minimal power when dealing with any situation because he\'s too powerful for anything to threaten him and can see all possible futures to counter them before they happen -- with the sole exception of Uryuu. During his final battle, he fights only with his sword and uses none of his abilities, from arrows to Sklaverie to Yamamoto\'s stolen Bankai. This allows Uryuu to completely de-power him just long enough for Ichigo to strike the killing blow. Only then does Yhwach realise that he did actually foresee Ichigo killing him so could have countered it from happening. However, he dismissed it as a bad dream because Haschwalth deliberately passed the vision to him while he was sleeping to trick him. As a result, Yhwach dies in a straight sword-fight with an opponent who was unable to handle any of the abilities Yhwach could have used to end the fight.
ForgotAboutHisPowers was removed because the only time using Yamamoto's Bankai would have been useful, the circumstances of the fight were such that Yhwach was tricked into never realising the situation he was in until he'd already received the killing blow. In other words, he had no opportunity to use it.
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ForgotAboutHisPowers was removed because the only time using Yamamoto\'s Bankai would have been useful, the circumstances of the fight were such that Yhwach was tricked into never realising the situation he was in until he\'d already received the killing blow. In other words, he had no opportunity to use it.
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I'd argue that isn't the point, because everyone agrees it wasn't used. The issue is why. There are range of powers Yhwach did not use that he could have (such as a Vollstandig level ability, or the Sklaverie that he displays when he first enters the story, and so on, or the entire range of powers he's reclaimed back from all the dead Quincies, etc.). In other words, Yamamoto's Bankai is just one part of the issue, not the only issue.
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I\'d argue that isn\'t the point, because everyone agrees it wasn\'t used. The issue is why. There are range of powers Yhwach did not use that he could have (such as a Vollstandig level ability, or the Sklaverie that he displays when he first enters the story, and so on, or the entire range of powers he\'s reclaimed back from all the dead Quincies, etc.). In other words, Yamamoto\'s Bankai is just one part of the issue, not the only issue.
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* Uryuu is immune to his power, so can act without Yhwach 'seeing' him.
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* Uryuu is immune to his power, so can act without Yhwach \'seeing\' him.
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So, what we've got here, I think, is HoldingBackThePhlebotinum. I'm suggesting the example be written as follows:
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So, what we\'ve got here, I think, is HoldingBackThePhlebotinum. I\'m suggesting the example be written as follows:
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* HoldingBackThePhlebotinum: Yhwach uses minimal power when dealing with any situation because he's too powerful for anything to threaten him and can see all possible futures to counter them before they happen -- with the sole exception of Uryuu. During his final battle, he fights only with his sword and uses none of his abilities, from arrows to Sklaverie to Yamamoto's stolen Bankai. This allows Uryuu to completely de-power him just long enough for Ichigo to strike the killing blow. Only then does Yhwach realise that he did actually foresee Ichigo killing him so could have countered it from happening. However, he dismissed it as a bad dream because Haschwalth deliberately passed the vision to him while he was sleeping to trick him. As a result, Yhwach dies without having used any of the abilities that could have potentially prevented his death.
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* HoldingBackThePhlebotinum: Yhwach uses minimal power when dealing with any situation because he\'s too powerful for anything to threaten him and can see all possible futures to counter them before they happen -- with the sole exception of Uryuu. During his final battle, he fights only with his sword and uses none of his abilities, from arrows to Sklaverie to Yamamoto\'s stolen Bankai. This allows Uryuu to completely de-power him just long enough for Ichigo to strike the killing blow. Only then does Yhwach realise that he did actually foresee Ichigo killing him so could have countered it from happening. However, he dismissed it as a bad dream because Haschwalth deliberately passed the vision to him while he was sleeping to trick him. As a result, Yhwach dies in a straight sword-fight with an opponent who was unable to handle any of the abilities Yhwach could have used to end the fight.
ForgotAboutHisPowers was removed because the only time using Yamamoto's Bankai would have been useful, the circumstances of the fight were such that Yhwach was tricked into never realising the situation he was in until he'd already received the killing blow. In other words, he had no opportunity to use it.
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ForgotAboutHisPowers was removed because the only time using Yamamoto\'s Bankai would have been useful, the circumstances of the fight were such that Yhwach was tricked into never realising the situation he was in until he\'d already received the killing blow. In other words, he had no opportunity to use it.
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I'd argue that isn't the point, because everyone agrees it wasn't used. The issue is why. There are range of powers Yhwach did not use that he could have (such as a Vollstandig level ability, or the Sklaverie that he displays when he first enters the story, and so on, or the entire range of powers he's reclaimed back from all the dead Quincies, etc.). In other words, Yamamoto's Bankai is just one part of the issue, not the only issue.
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I\'d argue that isn\'t the point, because everyone agrees it wasn\'t used. The issue is why. There are range of powers Yhwach did not use that he could have (such as a Vollstandig level ability, or the Sklaverie that he displays when he first enters the story, and so on, or the entire range of powers he\'s reclaimed back from all the dead Quincies, etc.). In other words, Yamamoto\'s Bankai is just one part of the issue, not the only issue.
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* Uryuu is immune to his power, so can act without Yhwach 'seeing' him.
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* Uryuu is immune to his power, so can act without Yhwach \'seeing\' him.
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So, what we've got here, I think, is HoldingBackThePhlebotinum. I'm suggesting the example be written as follows:
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So, what we\'ve got here, I think, is HoldingBackThePhlebotinum. I\'m suggesting the example be written as follows:
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* HoldingBackThePhlebotinum: Yhwach uses minimal power when dealing with any situation because he's too powerful for anything to threaten him and can see all possible futures to counter them before they happen -- with the sole exception of Uryuu. During his final battle, he fights only with his sword and uses none of his abilities, from arrows to Sklaverie to Yamamoto's stolen Bankai. This allows Uryuu to completely de-power him just long enough for Ichigo to strike the killing blow. Only then does Yhwach realise that he did actually foresee Ichigo killing him, but dismissed it as a bad dream because Haschwalth deliberately passed the vision to him while he was sleeping to trick him. As a result, Yhwach dies without having used any of the abilities that could have potentially prevented his death.
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* HoldingBackThePhlebotinum: Yhwach uses minimal power when dealing with any situation because he\'s too powerful for anything to threaten him and can see all possible futures to counter them before they happen -- with the sole exception of Uryuu. During his final battle, he fights only with his sword and uses none of his abilities, from arrows to Sklaverie to Yamamoto\'s stolen Bankai. This allows Uryuu to completely de-power him just long enough for Ichigo to strike the killing blow. Only then does Yhwach realise that he did actually foresee Ichigo killing him so could have countered it from happening. However, he dismissed it as a bad dream because Haschwalth deliberately passed the vision to him while he was sleeping to trick him. As a result, Yhwach dies without having used any of the abilities that could have potentially prevented his death.
