Bleach and Naruto are both beloved Shonen series known for their unforgettable villains. The series’ antagonists often serve as obstacles for the heroes, providing opportunities for them to grow stronger. But which of these series has the stronger final villain? Let’s take a closer look at the final villains of Bleach and Naruto.
Yhwach – The Final Villain in Bleach
Yhwach is the King of all Quincies and the son of the Soul King. He possesses all his father’s skills and abilities, including destructive offensive powers. Yhwach’s abilities are strong enough to overpower the Soul Society’s Head Captain, Genryusai Yamamoto, and none of the Soul Reapers can even scratch him. His power “The Almighty” allows him to perceive and potentially affect the future, making him the only person capable of wielding Captain-Commander Genrysai Shigekuni Yamamoto’s Bankai. On top of that, he can heal himself and use Quincy’s abilities. Despite his power, Yhwach meets his demise through the combined efforts of the Kurosakis and the Ishidas. Nevertheless, Yhwach is an unredeemable villain and highly intelligent, fighting and strategizing for over 1000 years. His ability to see and change the future is something that Kaguya can never have, making him the stronger final villain in Bleach.
Kaguya – The Final Villain in Naruto
Kaguya Otsutsuki is an otherworldly being in Naruto sent to Earth a millennium ago to establish a God Tree and collect its Chakra Fruit. After eating the fruit, she became the first wielder of chakra on Earth and combined with the tree to form the Ten-Tails. Despite committing several atrocious acts, Hagoromo and Homura sealed her away since she was too strong to die. Kaguya returned during the Fourth Great Ninja War with all the legendary powers mentioned in the series, including Sharingan, Byakugan, Rinne Sharingan, and the power of the ten-tailed beast. With the help of Team 7, Obito, and Hagoromo’s Chakra, Kaguya is finally defeated, but she is only sealed and not killed. While Kaguya is a victim of betrayal by her husband and children, making her a more sympathetic character, she cannot match Yhwach’s intelligence and ability to see the future.
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Conclusion
Both Yhwach and Kaguya are unparalleled in strength, but Yhwach is the stronger final villain. Despite being defeated, Yhwach’s intelligence and ability to see the future make him an unredeemable and formidable opponent. On the other hand, Kaguya is a more sympathetic character due to her victimization, but she cannot match Yhwach’s strategic prowess. In conclusion, both series have impressive final villains that elevate the stakes and provide an epic conclusion to their respective stories.
