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I think I found a way to perfectly describe the eventual 'truth' Kisuke will realize so long as things go according to the plan I have laid out for him. Now, things can still go horribly wrong and Kisuke could still wind up as some psychotic, anarchist revolutionary/terrorist/murderer...but as for what I have planned this is the ultimate truth he'll come to adopt as the true nature of his 'power which can only destroy'

"Lightning rips N2 molecules apart, allowing them to recombine with oxygen and hydrogen to enrich soils as they fall to Earth as rain..."

For those of you who know NOTHING about science, nitrogen is one of the most essential nutrients to plant life. N2 makes up about 80% of the atmosphere. In other words it is THE most abundant resource on Earth, but gaseous N2 can't be consumed by plants. Instead it has to be first broken into individual nitrogen (N) molecules before it can be absorbed by a plant's roots. Plants are called autotrophs or 'primary producers' because they produce their own food ('troph' means to eat, and 'auto' means, well, you know, automatically). These 'primary producers' are eaten by 'primary consumers' which are only the next rung up on a ladder we call 'the food chain'
In other words, plants are the bottom rung of the food chain, because they make their own food and are consumed by other organisms higher up on the food chain which rely on predation in order to get food. Predation is feeding on another organism in order to gain sustenance. The basis of all life is founded on this principle. We eat, or we are eaten. In order for something higher up the food chain to thrive, it must consume something on a lower rung. So plants are the food for things like deer and rabbits which are eaten by predators like wolves and hawks, which in turn might be hunted by bears or larger birds of prey, possibly even humans, all of which are predators and must feed on lesser creatures in order to survive. We all die eventually though and when we do our 'vital nutrients' are returned to the ground or the water or the air, wherever we call home, and the circle is complete. However, the plants must first make their own food in order to thrive and be fed upon by others, and the rain must fall before that. Even before that however, the rain must be supplied with vital nutrients and the way that is made possible is through the destructive power of lightning.

Chaos harbors order. There is no reason behind senseless carnage and irresponsible destruction, however it is destruction incarnate, the lightning strike which imbues hydrogen and oxygen with nitrogen, which causes the rain to give life. Otherwise, without the lightning, the water would be soaked up by a dry, dead Earth, and nothing would ever be. The herald of creation is the roar of thunder.

ummm....okay, you made a little thread to tell us you finally decided Kisuke's little ability's and shizz? I'm not surprised, sense it is you we're talking about here....


...but still, really?

I has a short profile. Not a long one, So your outta luck there. razz

And for once, i didn't actually read all that, my brain is full of infected coldstuffs and i'm blargh. So yeah ;3

Short profiles NFTW

Final form blew my mind. "Final Getsuga Tenshou? What, is it black-errrr?"
And then it was totally not something stupid like that but actually very awesome...................................................
I'm really interested in the latest chapters because I'm curious to see how things will turn out with the fullbringers, as well as Ichigo learning to get his shinigami powers back
Btw, its kind of a misstep when an author says "You have lost your powers forever" and then turns around and adds "Oh but you can get them back...."
Who cares though?!!

I agree but you have to admit ichigo has to be a better fighter now he knows the final getsuga, but I didn't understand the meaning of the kisuke thing, I mean they make it seem like he is aevil guy???

yeah when the fullbringers leader asked Ichigo ''do you know the truth about Kisuke '

Oh ty for explaining cause I was lost