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Basically, Aizen only peripherally meets a few parts of this trope that many villains often meet because they\'re such widespread concepts, some of which is subject to ExamplesAreNotArguable issues. He has no angel connections (except for a brief transformation just before his brief demonic transformation), and even when he is associated with the idea of evil being opposed to a god, it\'s only to downgrade him as a lesser evil compared to Quincies.
The closest thing this story has to a SatanicArchetype is Yhwach, not Aizen. Even Aizen refused to deal with Yhwach.
The closest thing this story has to a SatanicArchetype is Yhwach, not Aizen. Even Aizen refused to deal with Yhwach.
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Basically, Aizen only peripherally meets a few parts of this trope that many villains often meet because they\\\'re such widespread concepts, some of which is subject to ExamplesAreNotArguable issues. He has no angel connections (except for a brief transformation just before his brief demonic transformation), and even when he is associated with the idea of evil being opposed to a god, it\\\'s only to downgrade him as a lesser evil compared to Quincies. Yhwach is a better SatanicArchetype than Aizen is. Even Aizen refused to deal with Yhwach.
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The short of it is, Aizen only peripherally meets parts of this trope that many villains often meet because they\'re such widespread aspects, one of which is subject to ExamplesAreNotArguable issues. He has no angel connections (except for a brief transformation just before his brief demonic transformation), and even when he is associated with the idea of evil being opposed to a god it\'s only to downgrade him as a lesser evil compared to Quincies.
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Basically, Aizen only peripherally meets a few parts of this trope that many villains often meet because they\\\'re such widespread concepts, some of which is subject to ExamplesAreNotArguable issues. He has no angel connections (except for a brief transformation just before his brief demonic transformation), and even when he is associated with the idea of evil being opposed to a god, it\\\'s only to downgrade him as a lesser evil compared to Quincies.
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\'\'\'Entering bargains that help people in the short-term but screws them over in the long term\'\'\' - Aizen does do this, but if every single villain was placed on this page solely as a result of this, most villains that have ever been created would be on this page. This alone does not justify applying this trope. All \'\'Manga/{{Bleach}}\'\' villains have done this, including the Fullbringer ArcVillain and Yhwach.
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\\\'\\\'\\\'Entering bargains that help people in the short-term but screws them over in the long term\\\'\\\'\\\' - Aizen does do this, but if every single villain was placed on this page solely as a result of this, this would become a very abused trope. This alone does not justify applying this trope. All \\\'\\\'Manga/{{Bleach}}\\\'\\\' villains have done this, including the Fullbringer ArcVillain and Yhwach.
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\'\'\'Entering bargains that help people in the short-term but screws them over in the long term\'\'\' - Aizen does do this, but if every single villain was placed on this page solely as a result of this, most villains that have ever been created would be on this page. This alone does not justify applying this trope. Yhwach also does this.
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\\\'\\\'\\\'Entering bargains that help people in the short-term but screws them over in the long term\\\'\\\'\\\' - Aizen does do this, but if every single villain was placed on this page solely as a result of this, most villains that have ever been created would be on this page. This alone does not justify applying this trope. All \\\'\\\'Manga/{{Bleach}}\\\'\\\' villains have done this, including the Fullbringer ArcVillain and Yhwach.
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\'\'Manga/{{Bleach}}\'\'\'s Aizen has been removed several times in the past, by different people, for consistent reasons. I\'m combining here the reasons why Aizen has been removed from this trope in the past.
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\\\'\\\'Manga/{{Bleach}}\\\'\\\'\\\'s Aizen has been removed several times, by different people, for consistent reasons. I\\\'m combining here the reasons why Aizen has been removed from this trope in the past.
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\'\'Manga/{{Bleach}}\'\'\'s Aizen has been removed several times in the past, by different people, all with pretty much the same reason. I\'m combining here the reasons why Aizen has been removed from this trope in the past.
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\\\'\\\'Manga/{{Bleach}}\\\'\\\'\\\'s Aizen has been removed several times in the past, by different people, for consistent reasons. I\\\'m combining here the reasons why Aizen has been removed from this trope in the past.
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\'\'Manga/{{Bleach}}\'\'\'s Aizen has been removed several times in the past, by different people, all with pretty much the same reason. I\'m listing here why Aizen doesn\'t really meet the trope\'s overall description.
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\\\'\\\'Manga/{{Bleach}}\\\'\\\'\\\'s Aizen has been removed several times in the past, by different people, all with pretty much the same reason. I\\\'m combining here the reasons why Aizen has been removed from this trope in the past.
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The short of it is, Aizen only peripherally meets parts of this trope that many villains often meet because they\'re such widespread aspects, one of which is subject to ExamplesAreNotArguable issues. He has no angel connections, and even when he is associated with the idea of evil being opposed to a god it\'s only to downgrade him as a lesser evil compared to Quincies.
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The short of it is, Aizen only peripherally meets parts of this trope that many villains often meet because they\\\'re such widespread aspects, one of which is subject to ExamplesAreNotArguable issues. He has no angel connections (except for a brief transformation just before his brief demonic transformation), and even when he is associated with the idea of evil being opposed to a god it\\\'s only to downgrade him as a lesser evil compared to Quincies.
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\'\'\'Entering bargains that help people in the short-term but screws them over in the long term\'\'\' - Aizen does do this, but if every single villain was placed on this page solely as a result of this, most villains that have ever been created would be on this page. This alone does not justify applying this trope.
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\\\'\\\'\\\'Entering bargains that help people in the short-term but screws them over in the long term\\\'\\\'\\\' - Aizen does do this, but if every single villain was placed on this page solely as a result of this, most villains that have ever been created would be on this page. This alone does not justify applying this trope. Yhwach also does this.
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\'\'\'An UltimateEvil or GodOfEvil\'\'\' - These tropes don\'t apply to \'\'Manga/{{Bleach}}\'\' at all. The Royal Guard did describe Aizen as \'evil personified\' but only to emphasise that the Quincies are a greater evil than Aizen. Neither Aizen nor the Quincies are gods, and none of them believe they\'re evil or represent evil, even though others view them as evil. The Quincies have the angel and fallen angel symbolism. Their leader is equated to the Christian God, even his name comes from the Tetragrammaton. The Royal Guard consider him a far greater evil than Aizen. Like Aizen, we don\'t know Yhwach\'s motives, so can\'t trope them.
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\\\'\\\'\\\'An UltimateEvil or GodOfEvil\\\'\\\'\\\' - These tropes don\\\'t apply to \\\'\\\'Manga/{{Bleach}}\\\'\\\' at all. The Royal Guard did describe Aizen as \\\'evil personified\\\' but only to emphasise that the Quincies are a greater evil than Aizen. Neither Aizen nor the Quincies are gods, and none of them believe they\\\'re evil or represent evil, even though others view them as evil. The Quincies have the angel and fallen angel symbolism. Their leader is equated to the Christian God, even his name comes from the Tetragrammaton. The Royal Guard consider him a far greater evil than Aizen. Like Aizen, we don\\\'t know Yhwach\\\'s motives for opposing the Spirit King, so can\\\'t trope them.
