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With the fighting finally finished, Yuzu and Karin started to allow what had happen to finally sink in as they mourned for their brother and the many others who were lost in this conflict.

Assuming, of course, we survive long enough to be able to.

Well, they did say that she wasn't originally like that. So maybe before she went all psycho/power mad she wasn't so bad?

Ah, okay.
Poor Kiba. Yet another character who had a thing for one character, but couldn't get who they were after.

Arriving out front the sister's room, Toshiro knocked at the door. After a moment of silence, he knocked again. "It's Captain...." he paused, thinking maybe being so formal right now wouldn't be the best option. "...It's Toshiro, can I come in?" He asked through the door, waiting for an answer.

Unless your death will start you down the road of being the protagonist (like Issei from Highschool DxD or Ayumu from Is This A Zombie)

They seem like horns to me, but given that she use to be considered the Rabbit Goddess, maybe they just became like that after she became "evil" ?

That's the way it looked. I mean with all the various times early on he seemed to get irritated with how Hinata acted about Naruto. Yes, those given insinuations died out pre shipudden, but they were there.

Upon entering, Toshiro was greeted by Karin who had a sullen expression as she walked him into the main room. There, he saw Yuzu who seemed to have a similar demeanor, with the exception that she had been crying until here recently.
"How are you both feeling?" Toshiro asked, concerned for the sisters.

Unless you're one of those OP MCs that finds practically everything you do boring.

Most likely. Now it's just, at what point did she go from being a goddess that helped people to being a power mad demon woman?

Well, that's possible, but at the same time I just don't think so. I'm more apt to believe that he had a thing for Hinata and after a multitude of failed attempts at garnering her attention he finally just gave up and then it became something more of a sibling relationship.

"I guess you mean well at least.." Karin stated moving back over to her sister who seemed on the verge of starting to cry again.

I rather enjoy those plot points. Especially when it reaches the point that both characters seem to have feelings for each other, but they have no idea of how to go about expressing them and then comedy of failed romance attempts ensue...usually.

That's true. And probably one of the most common lessons in just about every hero/villain related show ever.

Well, I don't think he didn't notice, but was more hoping that her affections would fade and he'd be able to make a move. But yeah, after it became way too apparent that that wasn't going to happen, he kinda just had to give up.

As awkward as he felt doing this, it did seem to be having some effect. Yuzu seemed to have calmed down a bit and Karin look at least a bit less gloomy.

The inevitable love rival/misunderstanding route. Definitely one of those things that seems to only be there for the purpose of extending a story.

Ah, I do so love that phrase.

Which is still a rather odd pairing, but at least Akamaru isn't lonely.

Toshiro gave a faint smile, glad he could help even if in just a tiny way. "Alright."

I don't mind them, so long as they aren't painfully predictable. I mean, the usual comedic misunderstanding, I'm fine with, but when it's things like falling on top of another, or catching them, or them coming onto the character so strongly that they aren't even sure what's going on and then the significant other walks in on it..it's just, hard to watch from there.
Just like with rivals, if they're your typical pretty character that's trying to cause problems between them, or something like that, I'm fine , but when you get the convenient childhood friend character that come into play, it just gets a little...meh.

True, though I've never been very good at spotting actors out in movies before..unless they're literally that big a deal.

It's about as random as Choji and Karui, but in both cases, as random as they are...I'm okay with them.

But for now, the soul society had time to rebuild and prepare for whatever the future held.

That one just depends on the character, for me. I mean there are certain characters that that sort of behavior fits, very well, but then there are others that yeah, it's just....Why?

Yeah, I noticed that. Then again, it does fit with his epitaph of the "Almighty"

And their first target, the ever strict, Captain Kuchiki!

And those are the ones I usually end up putting off or speeding through to the point it gets interesting again.

Oh, there's going to be a loophole to it, you know there will. Like Ichigo's power not having any limits so he's unable to understand what it's capable of or something along those lines.