Why Did Aizen Turn Evil?

Why Did Aizen Turn Evil?
Aizen betrayed the Soul Society in order to become the strongest by using the Hougyoku. The Hougyoku was inside of Rukia and he betrayed the Soul Society when he stole it.

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Herein, why did the Hogyoku reject Aizen?

User Info: SaydeWindsaur. Wrong, the Hogyoku did reject Aizen (out of Aizen subconsciously wanting to be weak), hence why he returned to being a Soul Reaper (or possibly weaker, since he apparently lost his Zanpakuto).

Similarly, is Aizen a villain? Sōsuke Aizen is the overall secondary antagonist of the anime/manga series Bleach, serving as the original main antagonist of the majority of the series. Aizen served the Gotei 13 as the captain of the 5th Division, until he revealed himself to be a traitor and abandoned the Soul Society.

Keeping this in consideration, why did Aizen want to kill the soul king?

He threw away his Captain position, essentially a death sentence since the other 10 captains are now actively trying to kill him. All he wants, is revolution. His intellect is a blessing and a curse; he sees only the imperfections of their world, and he wants to change it all, by any means necessary.

What happened Sosuke Aizen?

Sōsuke Aizen in "end of hypnosis" No one stands on the top of the world. After waging war against Soul Society with an army of Arrancar, Aizen was defeated by Ichigo Kurosaki and sealed away by Kisuke Urahara, and then imprisoned for his crimes.

Related Question Answers

Did Aizen lose on purpose?

Did Aizen subconsciously want to lose to Ichigo? Yes. He saw that Aizen subconsciously wanted to lose his strength because how isolated his strength made him (similar to Starrk), and refuting Urahara's theory that the Hogyoku rejected Aizen. Rather, the Hogyoku de-powered Aizen according to his subconscious wish.

What is Hogyoku?

The Hōgyoku (??, Crumbling Orb; Viz "Breakdown Sphere") is a small, bluish-purple orb composed of a unique substance thought to have been capable of dissolving the boundaries between Shinigami and Hollow, allowing one race to attain the powers of the other.
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