We all know Kenpachi would wreck the shit out of Joss Whedon's Mary Sue cunt, no matter how much feminist soyboy betafags want otherwise.
Alpha male white heterosexual not tranny master race all.

SCHEIßE I was hoping that the Soul King would be Elvis.
Also, Tim should be the girl so that Chuggaa/TRG fans can joke about "TIM, HIS WIFE!" all day.

This chapter gives me many keks.
And this pleases me.

Rukia leaves to the real world
Aizen smugs at her, confident that he has fooled her into thinking that he is useless.
He goes back to planning how to get out.
. . . .man

This is why you don't go battle medic.

HANATARO YES
HANATARO VERY YES
HANATARO SUPER PIMPING CHAD THUNDERCOCK YES

hory shet

I wasn't expecting the Seireitei Inquisition.

Mayuri is where they send specially evil souls.

Too srsbsns here. Moar comedy pl0x0rz

Kenpachi Soi Fon Yachiru
Chaotic Good Lawful Good Eldritch Vaguely-Good Horror
Well… that explains a worrying amount of things…
Now if we could only find our how the universe didn't implode on itself from the sex those fuckers have had, or from the production of the result.

All is proceeding according to keikaku. Anyone arguing otherwise has been lulled into a false sense of security by my complete hypnosis.

MPreg stories are evil and need to die
Mein neger.
Also, I would have rated Soifon as lawful good, Zaraki as Chaotic Neutral, and Kurotsuchi as that asshole who always comes in to fuck up the alignment system. He's like That Guy, except That Guy 9/10 times is CE/CN berserker named Goodbane Evilskull or some bullshit.
"Hey, town guard captain. I'm Chaotic Evil, so if you ever want anybody assassinated… *giggle* (cool evil kind not gay kind)"
*gets stabbed*
*blames other players and sulks*

if you go down to the 11th today
Had me before hello, despite abundant misspellings.
Cthulhu (Yachiru's Bankai) vs Kenpachi (without eyepachi), Soifon, Ichigo, Shiroch-THAT'S CAPTAIN HITSUGAYA TA YOU MARIO, possibly Ikkaku if he stuck around long enough.
Ye level: YE/ye.

if you go down to the 11th today
Had me before hello, despite abundant misspellings.