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Just a poster of one of my side-story projects.Featuring Kiryu AR-X, Fire Crash, Ice Time, Twilight Sparkle, Mikasa AR-X, Yami Ryu, and the four elemental spirits.
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Yasha: *watches from above* Hm. Look at you now, Kiryu. Faced warriors and demons that rival their terrifying powers to the deepest depths of hell... and you are still alive. Makes me wonder what can stop you.
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About that opening, here's another animation with it. www.youtube.com/watch?v=MTFaYz…
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Here's my list of Anime for you that you could use for the next Fanfic that involves Ice Time and Fire Crash going back in time!
Naruto Shippuden (Five Kage Summit Arc through The Fourth Great Ninja War Arc)
Bleach (Ryoka Invasion (Which is the Soul Society Arc) through Invasion of Soul Society (Which features Ichigo against Aizen))
Katekyo Hitman Reborn (Future Arc through Future Final Battle Arc)
Dragon Ball Z (Android Saga through Majin Buu Saga)
And finally, my own story where they go forward in time to fight the bad guy of your choice:
Dio Brando (Jojo's Bizarre Adventure: Phantom Blood or Stardust Crusaders)
Kars (Jojo's Bizarre Adventure: Battle Tendency)
Kira Yoshikage (Jojo's Bizarre Adventure: Diamond is Unbreakable)
Diavoldo (Jojo's Bizarre Adventure: VENTO ARUEO)
Enrico Pucci (Jojo's Bizarre Adventure: Stone Ocean)
Funny Valentine (Jojo's Bizarre Adventure: STEEL BALL RUN)
Seth (Street Fighter IV)
Nightmare (Soul Calibur)
Shadow Labrys (Persona 4 Arena)
or maybe Lelouch Vi Britannia (Code Geass)
Or none of these. It is your choice.
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Do you think that Fire and Ice could also meet Whitebeard?
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Depends on my choice. Also, I plan for Fire and Ice to be Fairy Tail members.
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Ooh! Maybe there could be a plot where Fire and Ice go back in time and meet the Soul Society (or possibly others) and fight them to the death! (Because none of the Soul Society members know Fire Crash and Ice Time)
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Is there gonna be an episode where Fire and Ice meet the Soul Society?
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What's the Soul Society?
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It's an organization that is filled with Soul Reapers. And let me guess: You haven't been watching Bleach, have you?
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Only a bit? Really? Well, I guess I'll explain it like I did everything else so far.
The Soul Society is an afterlife (also called the spirit world). This is also where Shinigami live and where most Souls dwell until they are reincarnated into the Human World . Here's its overview.
While Rukia Kuchiki initially describes Soul Society as something of a paradise, where nine out of ten times it is better than the living world and hunger is never a problem, Soul Society is far from sublime. In fact, aside from the slowed aging and aforementioned lack of hunger, life there is much like that in the living world. Soul Society consists of the Rukongai (流魂街, wandering soul city; Viz: Rukon District), where souls live when they arrive in Soul Society, and Seireitei (瀞霊廷, court of pure souls), which is at the center of Soul Society. The mode of life here closely resembles that of feudal Japan. The Human World and Soul Society are parallel to each other and are two sides of the same coin. Families separated by death are rarely reunited in the Soul Society unless they arrive in Soul Society together. People live nestled together like a family of strangers. One never gets hungry (if she or he doesn't have spiritual powers) and aging is slowed to a great extent, with lifespans of 2000 or more years not being unheard of, though such ages are limited to Shinigami or other Soul Society dwellers with high spiritual power. Children can be born as they are in the Human World . People can also be killed as regular Humans are, though they are capable of surviving wounds that would normally be considered fatal. A soul that dies in Soul Society is reincarnated on Earth as a new Human with no past memories. Do you have any questions so far?
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Then I shall go on to accessing the Soul Society.
Shinigami enter and leave Soul Society by unlocking the Senkaimon and using a Jigokuchō . Pluses, on the other hand, enter Soul Society through the ritual of Soul Burial. When people die, they are assigned a number to a part of Soul Society according to when they died. Spirits can be born in Soul Society as much as in the living world, with the Shinigami acting to balance the souls. Intruders can pass through the Senkaimon in the same manner, but only in soul form. This allows spiritual beings, such as Ichigo in his Shinigami form, to enter without permission. Humans can also use such a gate through the use of Reishihenkanki (霊子変換機, spirit exchangers), which convert solid matter into Reishi 's. Finally, Hollows can also directly rip a hole to Soul Society from Hueco Mundo, or in the case of Arrancar , using a Garganta . Shall I go on without any questions?
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Now for the Government. First is the Soul King.
Soul Society is ruled by the Soul King , who commonly leaves the running of Soul Society to the Central 46 Chambers and Nobles. The Soul King lives in the Royal Palace in a separate dimension in the very core of Soul Society, which is protected by the Royal Guard . The King does have a specific system of "specialty duties" which are actively carried out but the exact nature of these duties is unknown. The dimension can only be opened with a tri-pronged golden key fittingly named the Royal Key (王鍵, ōken). The location of this Royal Key is passed down verbally from one Gotei 13 Captain-Commander to the next, the former holder being Genryūsai Shigekuni Yamamoto . According to Rangiku Matsumoto , no Shinigami has ever seen the king. Next is Nobility.
Another part of the government are the Noble Houses (Noble Families in the English version), especially the four Great Noble Houses, which are considered to be the highest of them all. The lower noble houses all serve one of the four each. Next is Judiciary.
Central 46 (中央四十六, Chūō Shijūroku): The Central 46 serve the Shinigami royalty. They are made up of 40 wise men and 6 judges, selected from all of Soul Society. They are sealed into an enclave in Seireitei called Seijōtōkyorin (清浄塔居林) which no one else may enter, regardless of their military or civilian status. They act as a supreme judiciary organization whose authority puts it in direct control of the legal system. They handle all rulings on Shinigami and souls who have violated prohibitions. Their orders are absolute and no decision has been known to be overturned. Now for the laws.
The ultimate law is to maintain balance, It is against the law for a Shinigami to give their spiritual power to Humans, It is against the law for a Shinigami to use forbidden Kidō , It is against the law for any citizen of Soul Society to create weapons of a dangerous nature not sanctioned by the feudal government. To do so is treason. It is also against the law to attack a captain. To do so is treason. It is also against the law to commit terrorist action(s) or attempt to overthrow the balance of Soul Society. To do so is treason. It is also against the law to commit murder, kill a Human that a Shinigami has not been ordered to kill, to acquire or attempt to gain Hollow-like powers , and to remain in the Human World longer than a certain time limit. It is against the law for the Gotei 13 to meddle in the affairs of the noble families unless the family in question breaks one of the laws of Soul Society beyond a shadow of a doubt. It is by ancient law that two Shinigami cannot hold the same Zanpakutō. They must fight for the honor of bearing the spirit, with the spirit going to the winner, and the loser being executed. It is forbidden for a Shinigami to intervene in anything that is related to Hell . Finally, all Modified Souls must be scrapped. Would you like to hear the punishments for failing to comply to these laws?
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Exile: Certain crimes allows for the punishment of exile, commonly stripping a Shinigami of their powers and banishing them to the Human World.
Detention: A punishment not well known among the citizens of Soul Society is the detention of Shinigami. It is commonly reserved for those who have either broken the law, quit the Gotei 13, or those who just seem dangerous and mentally unstable (as per the government's interpretation). This is carried out by the Onmitsukidō.
Imprisonment: The Central 46 can sentence a Shinigami to be held in the Central Great Underground Prison (真央地下大監獄, shin'ōchikadaikangoku) for a set amount of time. The prison has eight levels which prisoners are confined in based on the severity of their crimes. For the use of forbidden Kidō techniques, Tessai Tsukabishi was sentenced to be confined in Shugo (衆合, Gathering Group), the 3rd level of the underground prison. For the crime of treason, Sōsuke Aizen was sentenced to be imprisoned for 20,000 years in Muken (無間, Voided Space), the 8th and final level of the underground prison underneath the First Division barracks. Now for executions, there are two known forms of execution in Soul Society:
Spirit-Sealing Pit: The Spirit-Sealing Pit is an ancient form of execution in which Shinigami criminals are thrown into a pit walled with sekki sekki rock – a type of stone that absorbs spiritual power, preventing those nearby from using their powers. Hollows are then thrown into the pit with the criminals as the means of execution. The practice was considered too barbaric and discontinued. The Spirit-Sealing Pits were converted into garbage dumps. And Sōkyoku (双殛, Twinned Punishment): The "ultimate punishment", Sōkyoku is a form of execution usually reserved for those with extremely strong spiritual powers, namely Shinigami captains. The Sōkyoku is a giant halberd that utterly destroys a soul on contact. When released, Sōkyoku takes on the form of a phoenix, its true form, called Kikōō. The Kikōō has the destructive power of a million Zanpakutō, and that power is multiplied by a factor of 10 at the moment it pierces its victim. It was destroyed by Jūshirō Ukitake and Shunsui Kyōraku . Shall I move on to Military?
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Of course. You make this sound like this is a class on Bleach or something.
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I see. Now for the Gotei 13.
The Gotei 13 (護廷十三隊, goteijūsantai; 13 Division Imperial Guards, or 13 Court Guard Squads in the English dubbed version) is the organization which most Shinigami join. It is split into thirteen divisions (hence the name), with several divisions having certain specializations. The 4th Division is the medical/supply division, the 11th Division is the combat division (specialization in swordsmanship), and the 12th Division is the research/scientific division. The 9th Division is in charge of newspaper and magazine-related duties. It's unclear if the other divisions are specialized, as the four above are the only ones who receive any significant attention apart from their members. Additionally, it should be noted that Suì-Fēng is in charge of both the 2nd Division and the Onmitsukidō. The Gotei 13 somewhat seems to have superiority and little authority over the two branches (i.e., Suì-Fēng, the Commander-in-Chief of the Onmitsukidō and Tessai Tsukabishi, the former Grand Kidō Chief). Now, onto the Royal Guard.
Also known as the Zero Division, it is made up of former captains of the Gotei 13 who have been promoted to this level. Only captains of the Gotei 13 know of their existence. They are said to have considerable power and tactical knowledge. Only the Royal family presides over them, the Central 46 have no say in them what so ever. Let's move on to the Kido Corps.
There is currently little information on the Kidō Corps (鬼道衆, kidōshū) (known as the Kidō Force in English), due to the secrecy in which they operate. They all excel at Kido. And lastly, there is the Onmitsukidō.
There is little information about the operations of the Onmitsukidō. They are currently lead by Suì-Fēng , who is also the captain of the Gotei 13's Second Division . She succeeded Yoruichi Shihōin in both posts. Now for Technology.
One of the more unusual aspects of Soul Society is its technology level. While the lifestyle and culture of Soul Society is comparable to feudal Japan, they possess technology of a level exceeding that time period. The Shinigami Research Institute has developed amazing technology to their credit, mixing technology with organic components. Allowing for the creation of creatures that do everything from detecting spiritual energy signatures to allowing Humans to see a spirit without the use of a Gigai . They possess touch-screens and databases which are in use for files and historical documentation storage found extensively in the Daireishokairo (大霊書回廊, Great Spirit Book Gallery), which contains all the knowledge and history of Soul Society. View screen technology that is capable of sending signals to the Human World and Dangai, allowing for face to face conferencing. All manner of portable hand-held devices for tracking and communication purposes. Blending old traditions and ideas with new innovation, Soul Society is an enigma in this comparison. Now, for the Rukongai.
Rukongai (流魂街, wandering soul city) is the largest portion of Soul Society and the most populated. It is divided into 320 districts (80 in North Rukongai, 80 in West Rukongai, 80 in South Rukongai, 80 in East Rukongai) The last one is the Seireitei.
Seireitei (瀞霊廷, court of pure souls) is in the center of Soul Society, a circular shiro with four main entrances, each guarded by a Gatekeeper . The walls of Seireitei are made of stone called Sekkiseki (殺気石, spirit reducing stone), a material known to negate all Reiryoku , similar to magnetic lodestones . The stone also forms a spherical barrier around the city which stops anything spiritual from breaching it. That is all. Do you have any questions?
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Would you like to know about Zanpakuto?
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No thanks. I'll try watching Bleach after I've finished watching Fairy Tail.
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Does the Crescent Rose mean that Ruby Rose is going to make an appearance!? If so, will we see the rest of Team RWBY?
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Did you see who's holding it?
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No. But looking at Crescent Rose, I'm'a think it.
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Try looking carefully. Follow the stick to the hand.
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Whoa. WHOA! Mikasa!? W-Where the hell did she get Crescent Rose!?
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She shared the plans of Crescent Rose with the Ruby of Kiryu's dimension, which he doesn't know.
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Wow. Really? So... it's pretty much... Crescent Rose II?
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Oh, thank god that Ruby's not going to be weaponless... IF she's going to be in this.
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Try to guess where I got the reference for creating the Key System Key Keyblade.
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Um... Pokemon Black 2 and White 2?
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Nope. What makes you think of that?
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The Pokemon Black and White 2 have a Key System. I forgot what it does, though. Maybe you could see Fawful's Minion's Black 2 and White 2 review and see?
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I forgot about the Key System. I do have a Collector's Edition Guide of that game.
The reference is from Ryukendo.
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This: www.youtube.com/watch?v=mo_ATA…
It's still showing in my country.
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Looking at the opening reminds me a lot of Power Rangers.
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Or Super Sentai in the original Japanese version.
Still, the opening theme is epic to me.
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Here's the same opening with animation. www.youtube.com/watch?v=SUuCyN…
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I already know about the opening animation.
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Really? You think this could fit for Fire and Ice's Anime Opening? www.youtube.com/watch?v=RlzbSk…
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Actually, I was going for this at first: www.youtube.com/watch?v=hq0Jup…
Maybe that will work as their second.
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yup. Besides, Blow Away seems fitting for them.
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