

> While Kōga sitting alone in a cave, Muramasa appeared and asked him why he
> would kill innocent bystanders, which prompted Kōga to claim he was teaching
> Soul Society a lesson for exiling him from their world. Soon, Kōga was even
> abusing Muramasa when he was anything less than absolutely obedient. This
> disharmony between them gradually caused Kōga to lose his ability to
> communicate with Muramasa, or even access his power.
>
> Bleach anime; Episode 251

If killing innocent bystanders can make a Zanpakuto feel bad and revolt to its
master, why wouldn't Kyoka Suigetsu revolt against Aizen?


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How Kyoka Suigetsu is still in harmony with Aizen?


The entire premise you're referring to is during a filler arc, and thus, would
not have any satisfactory answer to any plot holes that were left. This is one
such plot hole.

That said, speaking more general to the series, it is not known what kind of
relationship Kyoka Suigetsu and Aizen have with each other, given that we have
never seen a bankai, nor have we seen Kyoka Suigetsu directly communicate with
Aizen on any level. It is easy to presume that it's quite strained given the
level of abuse it has suffered due to Aizen fusing with the Hogyoku, which
ultimately led it to break, but we simply don't know.

It's also worth noting that Muramasa only impacted Zanpakuto that he was able
to directly come in contact with. Aizen was not in Soul Society during this
filler arc, so Muramasa could never have communed with Kyoka Suigetsu to cause
it to rebel.


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