Tite Kubo quotes

Sōsuke Aizen: Treachery you can see is one thing. What is truly dreadful is the treachery you can't.

Aisslinger Wernarr: Aizen fears nothing. It is for that reason that we gather before him. To we who are born from fear, the path of the man who has no fear is as dazzling as a moonbeam.

Ishida: You're... Pesche Guatiche.
Pesche: Wow! He remembered my full name after only hearing it once! Does he...?
Pesche: Wait. Do you... like me?

Mayuri Kurotsuchi: There is nothing in this world that is truly "perfect". Though it may be a rather large cliché, it is still the truth. It is the ordinary people who look up to "perfection" as an ideal and seek after it. But in truth, what is this idea of "perfection" truly worth? Nothing. Not a single thing. I detest "perfection". To be "perfect" is to be unable to improve any further. There would be no scope for "creation", not a single gap in one's knowledge or one's ability. Do you see now? To true scientists like you and I, "Perfection" is tantamount to "despair". We aspire to reach greater levels of brilliance than ever before, but never, never, to reach perfection. That is the paradox through which we scientists must struggle. Indeed, it is our duty to find pleasure in that struggle. In other words, the second you allowed yourself to spout a ridiculous word like "perfect", in truth, you had already been defeated. That is if you wish to be treated as a scientist.

Jiruga Nnoitra: I wanna be cut so that my breath is gone before my body hits the ground. That's the kind of death I wanna have.

Marechiyo Ōmaeda: I'm not fat! I'm just plump! It's a symbol of affluence. It's not the same as a poor bastard like you who's just sloppily fat without any reason. That's what you are.

Byakuya Kuchiki: Disdain your way of fighting without using your own hands. Stealing people's feelings and drive them into despair is the act of a coward. A shameless person only deserves to die.

Yukio: I know I'm not what they think an ideal child should be... But the fact that you two think that means it's likely I think you're not exactly ideal parents, either.

Shūkurō Tsukishima: Why did you have to die? Why would you do that?! Why?!! Why would you do that, Ginjō?!! Ginjō, you taught me how to use my power. You taught me how to fight. So why, Ginjō. Why?! Why did you never teach me what I should do when you were gone?!

Moe Shishigawara: You're the greatest, and that's all there is to it! So don't you do dyin' on me, Tsukishima! You're the most awesome guy there is! So you can't go dyin', got that?! You're s'posed to be invincible!

Hidetomo Kajōmaru: If only one side were clearly on the side of "justice" we would refer to this as self-defence or subjugation. But this is war. "War" refers to a conflict in which both sides fight for justice.

Mayuri Kurotsuchi: There is nothing in this world that is truly "perfect". Though it may be a rather large cliché, it is still the truth. It is the ordinary people who look up to "perfection" as an ideal and seek after it. But in truth, what is this idea of "perfection" truly worth? Nothing. Not a single thing. I detest "perfection". To be "perfect" is to be unable to improve any further. There would be no scope for "creation", not a single gap in one's knowledge or one's ability. Do you see now? To true scientists like you and I, "Perfection" is tantamount to "despair". We aspire to reach greater levels of brilliance than ever before, but never, never, to reach perfection. That is the paradox through which we scientists must struggle. Indeed, it is our duty to find pleasure in that struggle. In other words, the second you allowed yourself to spout a ridiculous word like "perfect", in truth, you had already been defeated. That is if you wish to be treated as a scientist.

Byakuya Kuchiki: Disdain your way of fighting without using your own hands. Stealing people's feelings and drive them into despair is the act of a coward. A shameless person only deserves to die.