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2. Yhwach\'s been openly traitorous to the quincies. Aizen can\'t accept a world ruled by the Spirit King, but the Spirit King doesn\'t rule anything. The story said he\'s a figurehead, isolated from the world. We also know he\'s isolated even from the Royal Realm. Urahara called him a lynchpin, but Kubo hasn\'t explained what that means. Aizen\'s words are odd, his motives unexplained. Comparing Aizen with Lucifer requires guesswork to do it.
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2. Yhwach\\\'s been openly traitorous to the quincies. Aizen can\\\'t accept a world ruled by the Spirit King, but the Spirit King doesn\\\'t rule anything. The story said he\\\'s a figurehead, isolated from the world. We also know he\\\'s isolated even from the Royal Realm. Urahara called him a lynchpin, but Kubo hasn\\\'t explained what that means. Aizen\\\'s words are odd, his motives unexplained. Comparing Aizen\\\'s motives with Lucifer\\\'s requires guesswork.
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To make the whole of Aizen fit this trope, second-guessing the author and plot is needed. The story has hyped Yhwach to be worse than Aizen, and he\'s got more in common with this trope than Aizen does, but I don\'t think Yhwach should be on this page either.
I don\'t know anything about \'\'Berserk\'\'.
I don\'t know anything about \'\'Berserk\'\'.
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To make the whole of Aizen fit this trope, second-guessing the author and plot is needed. The story has hyped Yhwach to be worse than Aizen, and he\\\'s got more in common with this trope than Aizen does, but I don\\\'t think Yhwach should be on this page either.
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2. How much the quincies know is guesswork. That seems inconsistent. Aizen can\'t accept a world ruled by the Spirit King, but the Spirit King doesn\'t rule anything. The story said he\'s a figurehead, isolated from the world. We also know he\'s isolated even from the Royal Realm. Urahara called him a lynchpin, but Kubo hasn\'t explained what that means. Aizen\'s words are odd, his motives unexplained. Comparing Aizen with Lucifer requires guesswork to do it.
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2. Yhwach\\\'s been openly traitorous to the quincies. Aizen can\\\'t accept a world ruled by the Spirit King, but the Spirit King doesn\\\'t rule anything. The story said he\\\'s a figurehead, isolated from the world. We also know he\\\'s isolated even from the Royal Realm. Urahara called him a lynchpin, but Kubo hasn\\\'t explained what that means. Aizen\\\'s words are odd, his motives unexplained. Comparing Aizen with Lucifer requires guesswork to do it.
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2. You said the quincies know what they\'re dealing with, now you\'re arguing Yhwach doesn\'t openly betray them. That seems inconsistent. Aizen can\'t accept a world ruled by the Spirit King, but the Spirit King doesn\'t rule anything. The story said he\'s a figurehead, isolated from the world. We also know he\'s isolated even from the Royal Realm. Urahara called him a lynchpin, but Kubo hasn\'t explained what that means. Aizen\'s words are odd, his motives unexplained. Comparing Aizen with Lucifer requires guesswork to do it.
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2. How much the quincies know is guesswork. That seems inconsistent. Aizen can\\\'t accept a world ruled by the Spirit King, but the Spirit King doesn\\\'t rule anything. The story said he\\\'s a figurehead, isolated from the world. We also know he\\\'s isolated even from the Royal Realm. Urahara called him a lynchpin, but Kubo hasn\\\'t explained what that means. Aizen\\\'s words are odd, his motives unexplained. Comparing Aizen with Lucifer requires guesswork to do it.
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1. Full disclosure isn\'t part of the trope description. Besides, it was Chad and Ichigo who were being screwed over, exactly as the trope says - short term benefit to be screwed over in the long term. Also, Aizen did tell the Espada quite openly that they should never trust him, and Gin and Tousen were a part of his collaboration. With Quincies, you\'re guessing about something we haven\'t been told since we only have Haschwalth\'s knowledge, no-one else\'s. We do know Uryu\'s been benefitted in the short-term for a long-term detriment.
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1. Full disclosure isn\\\'t part of the trope description. Besides, it was Chad and Ichigo who were being screwed over, exactly as the trope says - short term benefit to be screwed over in the long term. Also, Aizen did tell the Espada quite openly that they should never trust him, and Gin and Tousen were a part of his collaboration. With Quincies, you\\\'re guessing about something we haven\\\'t been told since we only have Haschwalth\\\'s knowledge, no-one else\\\'s. We do know Uryu\\\'s been benefitted in the short-term for a long-term detriment. In terms of disclosure, the three villains aren\\\'t much different.
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1. Full/partial disclosure isn\'t part of the trope description. Besides, it was Chad and Ichigo who were being screwed over, exactly as the trope says - short term benefit to be screwed over in the long term. Also, Aizen did tell the Espada quite openly that they should never trust him, and Gin and Tousen were a part of his collaboration. With Quincies, you\'re guessing about something we haven\'t been told since we only have Haschwalth\'s knowledge, no-one else\'s. We do know Uryu\'s been benefitted in the short-term for a long-term detriment. Aizen\'s not much different to the other villains.
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1. Full disclosure isn\\\'t part of the trope description. Besides, it was Chad and Ichigo who were being screwed over, exactly as the trope says - short term benefit to be screwed over in the long term. Also, Aizen did tell the Espada quite openly that they should never trust him, and Gin and Tousen were a part of his collaboration. With Quincies, you\\\'re guessing about something we haven\\\'t been told since we only have Haschwalth\\\'s knowledge, no-one else\\\'s. We do know Uryu\\\'s been benefitted in the short-term for a long-term detriment.
