Bleach Series
Tagged under Kubo Tite, Studio Pierrot, Series.
The series begins in the human world, with the sudden entry of a stranger into Ichigo's bedroom. This stranger is Rukia Kuchiki, a
Soul Reaper (in the Japanese version, a shinigami, literally God of Death).
After an ensuing conversation, Ichigo and Rukia are forced into combat against a hollow (evil spirit). Rukia is
disabled, and forced to transfer her power into Ichigo, transforming him into a Soul Reaver. As it turns out, Ichigo is
very powerful, and even has a semi-unique zanpukat�? (sword that is his primary weapon, it is much larger than
most). Ichigo makes quick work of the hollow, and Rukia leaves.
The next day, she shows up in his
classroom, apparently a normal human student. It turns out that Ichigo has completely absorbed her abilities, and she
must recover them by using a temporary human form, Gigai. It is later revealed that the Gigai she entered was specially
designed by Urahara and given to her. In the mean-time, Ichigo must take over her job, cleansing the hollows in the
region.
As Ichigo get involved in a closer friendship level to Rukia, Ichigo got more to know about
Shinigami life and its issues.
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Lupinchan's Bleach Tv Review
Rated:
the presentation was excellent and easy to follow. there was very little instances where the viewers dont follow whats going on. and even if they dont its becuz the author wants to keep them in the dark. but the surprises that is flung in front of the audience is worth waiting for, the humor present and the sentimental themes covered are definitely one of the many strong points of this series. there are characters who are deadly and serious but even with that they seem amusing and funny to watch. their traits and manner of saying thing s alone get the audience to chuckle.
the verbal dialugues that are aided by the visuals are really entertaining and they make you go to another world entirely.
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Member Opinions
I'm still watching this anime, but I love how the characters progresses throughout the series. It really seemed like they are real people, first they grow stronger and they learn from their mistakes. The humor in it is also not forgotten.
SolemnSerpent rated 4.75:Another popular anime that overlong, repetitive, and has stayed long past its welcome. It's an improvement in comparison to shows like Naruto, but it falls prey to the same flaws. The main character is where I have multiple qualms; a seemingly weak character at the start o the series, who quickly gains massive power, becomes virtually invincible, and takes down all of his obstacles with explosive power. After 300 episodes, that crap gets old - and quite honestly, I became disinterested in the show after the "save Rukia!" arc passed, because the level of predictability shot through the roof. Some of the other characters have good designs, but their characterization is seriously lacking and only has me rolling my eyes. This is a simple-minded show, that for obvious reasons, became popular, but didn't deserve its popularity.
adelin95 rated 9.00:Bleach is good. That's all I can say. But I do hate the fact that they're loads of endless fillers which totally annoys me. The characters are well drawn and the music is good. I really do love the movies. I like all four of them. (Y)
bdanime05 rated 9.50:The first few arcs of this series are extremely interesting. The story has a interesting plot and characters are introduced and developed pretty well. After the fillers, the series drags a little bit expecially during the Most recent arc. I still find gems in some arcs (Turn Back The Pendulum arc) and enjoy the series, but these few minor faults keep it from being a prefect 10 for me.
Nomin rated 10.00:
Bleach is one of my favourite anime. The story is excellently written, the backround is gorgeously drawn and the
characters are perfect! They are so amazing, full of unique personalities! I like them very much, especially Unahana-
sama! They make me feel excited!
Bleach also teaches many things about life itself!