@RedEquinox2@GuardianDown3 4. The reason i bring up orihime is to show that the whole main gang would sacrifice their life for their friends. This is obvious and a classic shonen trope
@RedEquinox2@GuardianDown3 I just saw this reply
2. A one time thing? Her saving Kon was against the rules, her continuing to stay in the living world was also against the rules
3. Disobeying an order of your head captain is absolutely against the law hello? you think central 46 would be cool with that?
@RedEquinox2@GuardianDown3 The point of the original post i was replying to, was saying that rukia wouldn't sacrifice her life for things other than her job. It seems like you agree with me then. Also do you think any of the main crew wouldn't sacrifice their life to save their friends? Chad, Uryu, Rukia?
@RedEquinox2@GuardianDown3 So when she broke the rules by going to save orihime in the arrancar arc, did she do that for her "job"? Rukia would only try transfering her powers to Ichigo because he was a human who broke her spell, the context quite literally only works if ichigo is there
@RedEquinox2@GuardianDown3 Also Rukia broke the soul society rules for Orihime too.
Even after the soul society arc, Rukia continued to break the laws. When Yamamoto forbade Ichigo from going to save Orihime in the arrancar arc, Rukia broke that rule. She's done that over and over
@RedEquinox2@GuardianDown3 She absolutely did it because of ichigo. Ichigo and his family were the humans she was protecting. It's like saying orihime didn't sacrifice herself in ep45 for rukia and ichigo, but for the whole world. Cleary she did it because of them too.
@RedEquinox2@GuardianDown3 Soul reapers are forbidden from sharing their powers with humans, even to save them. The whole first arc is Rukia breaking shinigami laws and she was imprisoned for it. That's the point of the Soul Society arc, the soul reapers needed to change