Aizen discards Gin after using his fear to evolve the Hogyoku, but a transformed Ichigo emerges from training to shield Rangiku, drags Aizen far from Karakura, and shatters his mightiest kido with a single swing.
As the Hogyoku reshapes itself in Gin's hand, Aizen recalls how his own efforts to complete the orb, carving up countless souls, always fell short, driving him to seize Urahara's version instead. He tears off Gin's arm, runs him through, and thanks him, explaining that Gin's fear was precisely the ingredient the Hogyoku needed to push its evolution beyond Shinigami and Hollow. A dying Gin remembers the snowy night he first vowed to become a Shinigami so that Rangiku would never again have to cry.
Rangiku reaches his side in tears just as Aizen closes in, but Ichigo arrives carrying his unconscious father and visibly changed by his training: taller, his hair longer, his right arm sheathed in black and Tensa Zangetsu grown ragged and chain-wrapped. Calmly setting Isshin down, he tells the others to stay back and steps forward to face Aizen alone.
Aizen is unsettled that he cannot sense any spiritual pressure from Ichigo and concludes the boy has thrown his reiatsu away, converting all of it into raw physical power. When Aizen dismisses him, Ichigo seizes his face, hurls him miles away, and promises to end the fight in a single instant. Their clash levels mountains as blade meets blade.
Aizen unleashes a fully incanted Kurohitsugi, boasting it will crush Ichigo to atoms, but Ichigo lets the spell close around him and shatters it with one swing, noting that Aizen never realized which of them was truly the stronger. He rushes in and wounds his opponent.

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The episode concludes the duel between Gin and Aizen and opens Ichigo's confrontation with Aizen, timed to Ichigo emerging from his hidden training. A brief skit shows Kon, still stuck inside Ichigo's body, playing dead in the street only to draw the curious attention of the Twelfth Division.
In Goodbye...Rangiku, Aizen discards Gin after using his fear to evolve the Hogyoku, and a transformed Ichigo emerges from training to shield Rangiku. Ichigo drags Aizen far from Karakura and shatters his mightiest kido with a single swing.
Aizen tears off Gin's arm, runs him through, and thanks him, explaining that Gin's fear was precisely the ingredient the Hogyoku needed to push its evolution beyond Shinigami and Hollow. A dying Gin remembers the snowy night he first vowed to become a Shinigami.
The title marks the dying Gin's farewell to Rangiku, who reaches his side in tears. He recalls vowing on a snowy night to become a Shinigami so that Rangiku would never again have to cry.
Ichigo returns from training taller, with longer hair, his right arm sheathed in black, and Tensa Zangetsu grown ragged and chain-wrapped. Aizen cannot sense any spiritual pressure from him, concluding that Ichigo converted all his reiatsu into raw physical power.
Aizen unleashes a fully incanted Kurohitsugi, boasting it will crush Ichigo to atoms, but Ichigo lets the spell close around him and shatters it with one swing. He then rushes in and wounds his opponent.
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