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One more thing. Since you care so much about symbolism and motifs I feel I should point out that Lucifier\\\'s name means \\\"Bringer of Light\\\" and Kubo\\\'s character quote about Aizen is \\\"The gaze into the Sun\\\" this brings up obvious light motifs which do relate to Satan and is further illustrated by Kubo\\\'s chosen theme for Aizen \\\"Stand Ablaze\\\" by In Flames which is a song that has themes revolving around loneliness and flames another connection to Satan. Aizen is a figure clad in white and during his first transformation is bathed in white light. There\\\'s also the symbolism of Aizen being sealed with in a triple cross by Urahara. So there are connections between Aizen and Satan that were intentional on the Author\\\'s part and the series relies heavily on white equals death and Aizen has the most light and white motifs of any character in Bleach. Just because traditional Christian motifs and symbols aren\\\'t at play doesn\\\'t make him not this trope.

One more thing. Since you care so much about symbolism and motifs I feel I should point out that Lucifier\\\'s name means \\\"Bringer of Light\\\" and Kubo\\\'s character quote about Aizen is \\\"The gaze into the Sun\\\" this brings up obvious light motifs which do relate to Satan and is further illustrated by Kubo\\\'s chosen theme for Aizen \\\"Stand Ablaze\\\" by In Flames which is a song that has themes revolving around loneliness and flames another connection to Satan. Aizen is a figure clad in white and during his first transformation is bathed in white light. In a series that relies heavily on WhiteEqualsDeath you can\\\'t ignore that, constantly spewing on about Christian cosmology doesn\\\'t matter and traditional Satanic motifs such as darkness aren\\\'t relevant either unless you change the trope page to include those things.