2013-09-11, 11:50 PM
byakugan Wrote:Maybe I am stupid, but I didn't get that ash layered, ice layered hall he is talking about. He should have trapped the guy in an ice bubble and made it void of air using Haineko, so the guy couldn't turn on any flames. Then it would make total sense.
I hope the other fights have more belieable mechanic plots.
What he does is that haineko turns to ash and then he makes an ice wall, part of haineko coats the icewall, then he makes another ice wall over haineko. Haineko then covers the next wall. This continues until he's sufficiently happy with the thickness. Haineko then returns back to sword form, leaving vacuum space between the thin walls and therefore emulating hardness. Hitsugaya theoretically can do that all himself, but he doesn't have enough control over the ice without Bankai (makes sense considering that his Bankai technically isn't complete yet, which means he can still probably master his shikai). The multilayer thin ice has the bonus effect against fire as once the fire melts through the outer layer, it reaches a wall of vacuum, which would then put out the fire due to lack of air.