Though he could not be killed, Aizen was still extremely frustrated at this moment.
He could not understand it. Under the Hogyoku's power, his evolution had clearly been proceeding at an astonishing pace. Logically, after enduring humiliation and biding his time, he should have risen to power next and crushed everything, living up to the grandeur of a villainous final boss.
So why had the script changed completely? Ever since Aizen had returned in force with the Hogyoku, every time he entered a new stage, someone would jump out and crush him.
Pressure could indeed make the Hogyoku evolve faster, but damn it, he could not be kept under high pressure forever!
As a villainous boss, aside from beating up the Visored at the start, Aizen had suffered setback after setback.
Didn't villainous bosses usually get power-fantasy scripts in the early stages? Why did Aizen feel like he had gotten the protagonist's script, constantly being suppressed before growing stronger?
Could it be that Aizen Sōsuke was the real protagonist?
Ichigo's tremendous strength, along with Aizen's unwillingness and frustration, caused the Hogyoku to receive his intense desires and emotions. Thus, amid the relentless beatings, Aizen transformed again before long.
So far, this was already Aizen's fifth form. Even among bosses, villainous bosses with five rounds of transformations were definitely few and far between.
Compared to before, Aizen in his fifth stage looked even more like a monster.
His former face, like that of a melancholy and handsome older man, was gone. Instead, the skin split apart to either side, revealing a black face beneath.
Each of the six enormous butterfly wings on his back now sprouted a skull from its wing ridge, while the Hollow hole on his upper body had increased from one to three.
In his Final Form, every