@thoromdil: gin never touched monster aizen. He interacted with post chrysalis aizen and then got immediately one shot by butterfly aizen. All of these characters you're referencing fought a vastly weaker aizen then the one used here
Dude, I know. Aizen at that point was evolving every 2 minutes. I'm not saying Gin or Ishin or Ichigo all fought the same version of Aizen. Obviously his power grew and grew all the time. But his mindset was very consistent. He was completely detouched from reality, he allowed himself to be tagged by everyone all the time just so he could smirk in their face and one shot them. This is his consistent attitude. I see no reason why he wouldn't allow Tsukishima to attack him, it would be completely out of character for him to just stomp him right away.
No immediately after aizen attained his monster form he shot fraggor at dangai ichigo. It was his first move.
Yes, but he felt threatened, he was concerned Ichigo evolved past him or gained strength superior to his own and that's why he went all serious. This is a completely different scenario. This Ichigo is nearly powerless, and Tsukihima has reiatsu on captain level. Aizen will absolutely underestimate them both, and all Tsukishima needs is a single contact.
Not to mention that even using book of the end is kinda moot since it won't do anything. Aizen would have no problem killing him just like byakuya
Byakuya didn't have hogyoku, which is an obvious target for book of no end. Tsukishima had to work through Byakuya's abilities to beat him, here, all he needs to do is insert himself in Aizen's past and take contro lover hogyoku.
and if kisuke couldn't subjugate the hogyoku then neither is tsukishima
Urahara didn't know how to do it. But once Tsukishima uses book of no end, he gains access to everything Aizen learned about hogyoku, including how to subdue it. You underestimate book of no end. Tsukishima has unlimited time to insert himself in Aizen's past. He can insert himself in his every moment, every second of his centuries long life, and he can do whatever he wants in there. He can become his father figure, his god, his only friend, he can do anything. He can switch places with Aizen when he fed souls to hogyoku. He can switch places with Aizen when he was using it in Hueco Mundo. He can change the past to make sure Aizen never masters the hogyoku at all. And hogyoku is very easily switching authorities. All it took for it to betray Aizen was a slight glimpse of Aizen being overpowered for a moment. When Aizen past gets altered and hogyoku learns it's tsukishima who actually mastered it, not Aizen, it will switch sides in a split second.
And once again, I fully acknowledge Aizen can one shot Tsukishima, but we both know he won't do it. Ironically, pre-hogyoku Aizen would defeat Tsukishima rather easily. But monster Aizen is so cocky he'd never just kill Tsukishima without attempting to humiliate him first, and once Tsukishima touches him even once, it's all over.
Aizen get's wrecked.
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