No, he's not an Arc Villain. An Arc Villain is a stand-alone villain that is relevant only to a specific story arc and has no role or impact beyond that story arc. However, a villain that's introduced for a specific story arc whose impact has a bigger impact than simply that arc alone, and who returns (in whatever capacity) later on in the story, is not an Arc Villain. They're an Interim Villain instead.
He's therefore an Interim Villain, not an Arc Villain.
Edited by Wyldchyld If my post doesn't mention a giant flying sperm whale with oversized teeth and lionfish fins for flippers, it just isn't worth reading.
The very first paragraph makes it clear that a Spanner in the Works is a moron, klutz, or bumbler who foils a carefully-laid plan by being too incompetent to predict. That does NOT apply to Tsukishima.
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Is there a trope that fits the entry? That way we can at least keep the text.
Tsukishima seems like a counter to him and that must happen enough for a relevant trope to exist. If we can find one, I've got no problem with the text staying on the page.
If my post doesn't mention a giant flying sperm whale with oversized teeth and lionfish fins for flippers, it just isn't worth reading.
Would Anti-Magic ("A power that negates other powers.") or Dispel Magic work?
It wouldn't be anti-magic. Tsukishima is undoing Yhwach's power after Yhwach has used it. Also, Anti-Magic is too broad. Tsukishima's ability is very targeted.
Dispel Magic is closer, if it isn't too broad - it's not as clear as Anti-Magic regarding the scope of it.
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Forgive me if this seems nitpicky, but shouldn't it be Xcution and not XCution? I don't recall the c being capitalized
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That's just a matter of whichever link you followed here. Both Bleach Xcution and Bleach: Xcution are the same page.
That was the amazing part. Things just keep going.
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We've got an Edit War over who's the Big Bad, so let's settle it here:
One approach is this:
Ginjo:
Tsukishima:
And the other is this:
Ginjo:
- Big Bad Duumvirate: Initially seemed to be Ichigo's strongest ally against Tsukishima, but it was a Memory Gambit meant to divert Ichigo's trust away from his real allies, and Ginjo's recently reverted back to his true self via a second slash by Tsukishima; the two were cohorts from the start.
Tsukishima:
- Big Bad: Of the Lost Agent arc. Until revealed to be in The Dragon to Ginjo, that is.
Isn’t Ginjo an arc villain of the fullbring arc?
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