Is Bleach Better than Kingdom?


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I think even that is not enough to do it
Nor will he ever surpass Ousen, Renpa, Riboku and Hakuki
Hell even Ouhon is probably going to be a better general, and Hara doesnt shy away from that
You're probably right unfortunately. Shin's instinctual skills only appear when the Plot needs it which is unfortunate. They all know by this point that he's got the skills so it should be incorporated to every battle they're in.

Ouhon is definitely the best general of the trio imo.
 
You're probably right unfortunately. Shin's instinctual skills only appear when the Plot needs it which is unfortunate. They all know by this point that he's got the skills so it should be incorporated to every battle they're in.

Ouhon is definitely the best general of the trio imo.
You shouldn’t think of it as unfortunate, it just proves that Hara knows how to write, main characters must have their superpowers naturally, but you don’t have to go overboard to write a good story.
 
At this point, any claims of Ten is hindering Shin’s progress is bunk. She is to Shin what Den Ri Mi is to Ou Sen.

Ou Sen doesn’t need DRM for shit but that doesn’t mean DRM isn’t a hugely valuable asset that makes his job easier.

Ten is an administrator. An educator. An operations manager. She takes care of the day to day logistics, training and general management of the lower rungs while Shin focuses on the big picture. Think of it it terms of a business. Shin is the CEO, he gets paid to make few but hugely important decisions. Ten is the CFO, she is all over the details to make sure they can afford those decisions.

At this point, Shin doesn’t need her. She could leave and the HSU would remain a lethal fighting force, but they’re obviously better with her.

Don’t hold your breath hoping Shin will take an interest in all the minutiae of generalship. It’s not his bag (though he will inevitably pick up stuff over time), and that isn’t usual for unorthodox generals - just look at Duke Hyou and Kan Ki, for example. I can think of a bunch more that are probably similar to Shin in that regard.
 
At this point, any claims of Ten is hindering Shin’s progress is bunk. She is to Shin what Den Ri Mi is to Ou Sen.

Ou Sen doesn’t need DRM for shit but that doesn’t mean DRM isn’t a hugely valuable asset that makes his job easier.

Ten is an administrator. An educator. An operations manager. She takes care of the day to day logistics, training and general management of the lower rungs while Shin focuses on the big picture. Think of it it terms of a business. Shin is the CEO, he gets paid to make few but hugely important decisions. Ten is the CFO, she is all over the details to make sure they can afford those decisions.

At this point, Shin doesn’t need her. She could leave and the HSU would remain a lethal fighting force, but they’re obviously better with her.

Don’t hold your breath hoping Shin will take an interest in all the minutiae of generalship. It’s not his bag (though he will inevitably pick up stuff over time), and that isn’t usual for unorthodox generals - just look at Duke Hyou and Kan Ki, for example. I can think of a bunch more that are probably similar to Shin in that regard.
Lol you are so wrong I don't know where to start

First what Ten does is what generals should do
No general in real-life is fighting at the front they are in there Tent or HQs
What you list is very important logistic and general (the word Genral) management is very important with that you can coordinate your army that's what an general does

The big picture isn't swinging some glaive and kill people the big picture is to give commands to the wings and main army and keep everything at check

Denrimi is Shin in this case and Ten is Ousen

Thats sad but true since people don't have a clue about warfare they think what Shin does and other generals is real-life shit it's not that its stupidity nothing more


Being general doesn't need you to fight at the front and kill 10-20 out of 100.000 which doesn't really change the outcome

It's all about formations and advising
 
Lol you are so wrong I don't know where to start

First what Ten does is what generals should do
No general in real-life is fighting at the front they are in there Tent or HQs
What you list is very important logistic and general (the word Genral) management is very important with that you can coordinate your army that's what an general does

The big picture isn't swinging some glaive and kill people the big picture is to give commands to the wings and main army and keep everything at check

Denrimi is Shin in this case and Ten is Ousen

Thats sad but true since people don't have a clue about warfare they think what Shin does and other generals is real-life shit it's not that its stupidity nothing more


Being general doesn't need you to fight at the front and kill 10-20 out of 100.000 which doesn't really change the outcome

It's all about formations and advising
I don’t have the inclination to go over the silliness of this post line by line. I’ll keep it it brief.

Don’t presume to lecture me on the realities of warfare when you can’t come to grips that you’re arguing how you feel about creative choices in a manga that doesn’t cater to expectations of a realistic representation of warfare.

KINGDOM has NEVER been that. Ever.

A bit late to get upset about it now.

Real life doesn’t have fighting generals on the frontline? No shit. Real life doesn’t have Instinctual Types and Bushin either. In no point in history were there tiny girls running around bodying grown men left and right. There’s never been such thing as Great Generals of the Heavens that possess “weight” - all of that shit is made up.

You’re arguing your emotions here, really. Not speaking to what Kingdom is, and how Shin comes up short within that context.

Clearly you’ve not been paying much attention either. That it drives you nuts he has the good sense to rely on the talents of others around him better at certain things is nothing new, but like I said, those things just aren’t his bag. They never will be.

I would love for logistics to actually matter on a consistent basis. That’s just not the story Hara is telling. He’s not that big on the details. It doesn’t interest him to go into the details - or perhaps it does, but he wants to conclude the story before he’s 60.

Bottom line, in the world of Kingdom, generals like Shin, Duke Hyou, Gai Mou, etc can go far very far and Shin might reach mountaintop.
 
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Shin is like Shiryou good at swinging glaive. If Ten did minimum or nil, stood idle and reacted she'd be Ousen.
Yes he is loading a unit nothing more an has plothole moments where he react to situations
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I don’t have the inclination to go over the silliness of this post line by line. I’ll keep it it brief.

Don’t presume to lecture me on the realities of warfare when you can’t come to grips that you’re arguing how you feel about creative choices in a manga that doesn’t cater to expectations of a realistic representation of warfare.

KINGDOM has NEVER been that. Ever.

A bit late to get upset about it now.

Real life doesn’t have fighting generals on the frontline? No shit. Real life doesn’t have Instinctual Types and Bushin either. In no point in history were there tiny girls running around bodying grown men left and right. There’s never been such thing as Great Generals of the Heavens that possess “weight” - all of that shit is made up.

You’re arguing your emotions here, really. Not speaking to what Kingdom is, and how Shin comes up short within that context.

Clearly you’ve not been paying much attention either. That it drives you nuts he has the good sense to rely on the talents of others around him better at certain things is nothing new, but like I said, those things just aren’t his bag. They never will be.

I would love for logistics to actually matter on a consistent basis. That’s just not the story Hara is telling. He’s not that big on that details. It doesn’t interest him to go into the details - or perhaps it does, but he wants to conclude the story before he is 60.

Bottom line, in the world of Kingdom, generals like Shin, Duke Hyou, Gai Mou, etc can go far very far and Shin might reach mountaintop.
Logistics does matter re read the manga instead of focusing on one o ones

Riboku owned nearly 380.000 men without leading a unit so Kingdom is not like you think

Riboku also owned Ouki while misleading him without using a blade that's what an general does not that shit we see

The author highlights fighting sequences for people like you you know because you don't have clue about strategy

You call Ten a lieutenant while Shin is the actual lieutenant he always be that he can't think 3 steps ahead this instinctual type covers his idiotic behavior

Shin can be replaced Ten can't be so easily
 
Logistics does matter re read the manga instead of focusing on one o ones
Is that why Qin have won virtually every battle with a smaller armies on enemy terrain?

Riboku owned nearly 380.000 men without leading a unit so Kingdom is not like you think
wat

Riboku also owned Ouki while misleading him without using a blade that's what an general does not that shit we see
Ou Ki lost because of a number of factors, including Mou Bu forcing him to leave his vantage point to come to his aid.

The author highlights fighting sequences for people like you you know because you don't have clue about strategy
The author highlights fights because it's what he likes to do and it sells.

Same shit goes for creatures like Ran Kai and Hou Ken, absurdly powerful fighting generals and assassins channeling the gods for power.

You don't know what manga you're reading, you daft cunt.

You call Ten a lieutenant while Shin is the actual lieutenant he always be that he can't think 3 steps ahead this instinctual type covers his idiotic behavior

Shin can be replaced Ten can't be so easily
Aye, because generals with Instinctual prowess enough to give Ri Boku trouble and the leadership abilities to draw the impossible out of their soldiers are a dime a dozen.

Were you born this stupid or am I observing the fruits of hard work?
 
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