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Looking back, he's committed one failure after another, saved only by the wits of his subordinates (and, of course, Ichigo). Besides being "the strongest character", I really can't see why he should stay in the leadership position.
In SS arc, he was completely fooled by Aizen, blinded by unquestioning trust in the validity of the council's word, etc etc.
In Arrancar arc, his plan failed spectacularly.
Now, in the final arc, it's apparently his fault that the invasion is occurring (through the failure to "kill that man".)
And, in none of the arcs, he listens to the words of his subordinates with important insights and ideas.
I just don't think he's a guy who deserves the leadership position.
In SS arc, he was completely fooled by Aizen, blinded by unquestioning trust in the validity of the council's word, etc etc.
In Arrancar arc, his plan failed spectacularly.
Now, in the final arc, it's apparently his fault that the invasion is occurring (through the failure to "kill that man".)
And, in none of the arcs, he listens to the words of his subordinates with important insights and ideas.
I just don't think he's a guy who deserves the leadership position.
