Bleach, Volume 70

Bleach, Volume 70

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  • Author:Tite Kubo
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Summary

Part-time student, full-time Soul Reaper, Ichigo is one of the chosen few guardians of the afterlife。
Ichigo Kurosaki never asked for the ability to see ghosts he was born with the gift。 When his family is attacked by a Hollow a malevolent lost soul Ichigo becomes a Soul Reaper, dedicating his life to protecting the innocent and helping the tortured spirits themselves find peace。 Find out why Tite Kubo s Bleach has become an international manga smash-hit!
As the war between the Soul Reapers and Quincies heads for a climactic conclusion, members of Yhwach s army are starting to fight each other。 Haschwalth and Bazz-B were childhood friends before meeting Yhwach, but what exactly happened to tear them apart ?"

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Jeremy Kazimer

What the fuck? Just inch towards the end; don't introduce unnecessary fluff to buy you time。 Overall, a 1/5。 What the fuck? Just inch towards the end; don't introduce unnecessary fluff to buy you time。 Overall, a 1/5。 。。。more

Liliana

Reviewed on Lili Lost in a BookIn the last volume we saw some flashbacks from Haschwalth and Bazz-B, and in this one we get a bit more of that。 We see them and their friendship and how they joined Yhwach。 But now, in the present, these friends are fighting。 In the flashbacks, Bazz-B was kind of a dick friend, but even then, seeing these two friends fight in the present was kind of sad。 Which is something I never thought I would say, seeing as how they're the enemies and all。 Lol。We also get more Reviewed on Lili Lost in a BookIn the last volume we saw some flashbacks from Haschwalth and Bazz-B, and in this one we get a bit more of that。 We see them and their friendship and how they joined Yhwach。 But now, in the present, these friends are fighting。 In the flashbacks, Bazz-B was kind of a dick friend, but even then, seeing these two friends fight in the present was kind of sad。 Which is something I never thought I would say, seeing as how they're the enemies and all。 Lol。We also get more Zaraki and Kurotsuchi interactions, which is just so much fun! One just wants to kill things and ask questions never, and the other is very analytical and just wants to see how things work。 So these two total oppositions trying to work together is just a blast! Especially when they’re up against a foe that will definitely test them。 My dudes, you guys gotta work together! Lol。One of my favorite things from this volume is that we got a lot of Nemu action! I really like her! I feel like Kurotsuchi wants her to be almost like a robot and be compliant to everything, but every once in a while she’ll do these little things that defy him but make her more human and I just。。。 I love it 🥰 I hate how Kurotsuchi treats her—she is so sweet!(view spoiler)[We do find out that Nemu wasn’t his first creation and that he treats her like crap because he didn’t want to become attached to her! I mean, he still sucks but awww。 (hide spoiler)]We also see a fight with Nemu that was absolutely incredible! It was very cool and I enjoyed every minute of it! And we get a bit of background info on her and how she was made, so I really enjoyed that as well。(view spoiler)[At the end of the volume there’s this scene。。。 and OMG Izuru is still alive! 😱 I thought he was dead! I love him so I’m glad he’s not! I can’t wait to see what’s going on with him! (hide spoiler)]Overall, I really enjoyed this volume。 I loved the character interactions between Zaraki and Kurotsuchi, and I really enjoyed all the Nemu scenes! 。。。more

Megan Lowde

It always creeps me out a little seeing Mayuri fight, and this time against the left hand of God itself, but at the very least Nemu was a little more than a punching bag during this one, plus we got to see a little of her backstory as well。

Subham

It was a good volume and we get to learn more of the friendship between Bazz-B and Haschwalth and all that happened until and after they met Yhwach。 Also Captain Mayuri fights this guy Pernida/The Compulsory and turns out he is the left hand of the spirit king and it was an interesting battle and Mayuri has good moments but Nemu shines here as we learn of her history too。 Good story and the stakes get higher next volume!

DonutKnow

This review has been hidden because it contains spoilers。 To view it, click here。 So goood。 I don’t want this series to ever end!

Lindsey

This review has been hidden because it contains spoilers。 To view it, click here。 Hisagi died。 Shot by the sniper guy with the hair that looks like a colonial hat : | I am so upset。 He doesn’t even die in battle。 Just sniped。 Picked off。 Excuse me? He deserved to die in battle, at the very least! I always loved his character :’( Grave injustice to Hisagi。 I call foul。

Brandon

Most of this volume is about Mayuri and Nemu。 Mayuri fights a Quincy with a weird look, a supposedly strange origin, and a kind of silly power。 He busts out his own weird powers with super-science gadgets。 The fact that the volume actually spent a long time on one fight, and gave it numerous back and forths, made it one of the more interesting fights this series has had in a while- unfortunately it doesn't look like an "important" fight and isn't going to change the outcome of the series in the Most of this volume is about Mayuri and Nemu。 Mayuri fights a Quincy with a weird look, a supposedly strange origin, and a kind of silly power。 He busts out his own weird powers with super-science gadgets。 The fact that the volume actually spent a long time on one fight, and gave it numerous back and forths, made it one of the more interesting fights this series has had in a while- unfortunately it doesn't look like an "important" fight and isn't going to change the outcome of the series in the slightest。 。。。more

Lashaan Balasingam (Bookidote)

This volume begins with the end of the two Quincies going at it as we learn about their motivation through flashbacks and discover their true purpose。 The story-arc then shifts to Kenpachi and Mayuri going up against a very mysterious Quincy who will push these two, the former rather quickly, to their limits。The oddness of this Quincy fits perfectly with Mayuri's character but man。。。 if it were anyone else going up against it, I would've said it was too bizarre and insane to be entertaining。 An This volume begins with the end of the two Quincies going at it as we learn about their motivation through flashbacks and discover their true purpose。 The story-arc then shifts to Kenpachi and Mayuri going up against a very mysterious Quincy who will push these two, the former rather quickly, to their limits。The oddness of this Quincy fits perfectly with Mayuri's character but man。。。 if it were anyone else going up against it, I would've said it was too bizarre and insane to be entertaining。 An emotional sequence between Mayuri and Nemu is what really makes this story-arc stand out the most。I wish mangaka Tite Kubo didn't have to rush towards the end with these。 It shows when the characterization is off。Yours truly,Lashaan | Blogger and Book ReviewerOfficial blog: https://bookidote。com/ 。。。more

Altair

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Ben Truong

Bleach, Vol。 70 continues where the previous tankōbon left off and contains the next ten chapters (633–642) of the on-going manga series with an additional bonus story。After reminiscing about their shared past lives as children, Bazz-B fails at killing Jugram Haschwalth, with his final attack being avoided by Haschwalth at the last minute and have him sever his right shoulder and damage his left abdomen。 Bazz-B recalls his past once again before slowly dying of his wounds。 Elsewhere, Giselle Gew Bleach, Vol。 70 continues where the previous tankōbon left off and contains the next ten chapters (633–642) of the on-going manga series with an additional bonus story。After reminiscing about their shared past lives as children, Bazz-B fails at killing Jugram Haschwalth, with his final attack being avoided by Haschwalth at the last minute and have him sever his right shoulder and damage his left abdomen。 Bazz-B recalls his past once again before slowly dying of his wounds。 Elsewhere, Giselle Gewelle and Liltotto Lamperd also get defeated by Yhwach。Meanwhile, Mayuri Kurotsuchi and his group encounter Pernida Parnkgjas, only for Kenpachi Zaraki to attack the Quincy and have his arm mangled by it。 After incapacitating Kenpachi, Pernida tries to kill him, but Mayuri intervenes, saving Kenpachi and hurting Pernida。 Furious, Pernida bursts out of its cloak, revealing its true nature。 Much to Mayuri's surprise, Pernida is revealed to be the Soul King's animate left hand and arm。 Mayuri engages Pernida in a long battle and due to Pernida having the upper hand for most of the fight, Nemu Kurotsuchi intervenes against Mayuri's orders。This tankōbon is written and illustrated by Tite Kubo。 The tankōbon continues the second invasion of the Seireitei by the Sternritter。 It concludes the fight between Bazz-B and Jugram Haschwalth and focuses on the battle between Mayuri Kurostsuchi and Pernida Parkgjas。 There are lots of interspection in this tankōbon as Bazz-B and Nemu Kurotsuchi both reflect on their lives and gives much backstory to the characters involved。All in all, Bleach, Vol。 70 is a wonderful continuation to a series that seems intriguing and I cannot wait to read more。 。。。more

Diptarup Ghosh Dastidar

Although introduced very shortly, Bazz-B's story is quite touching! He could have been a great character。 Although introduced very shortly, Bazz-B's story is quite touching! He could have been a great character。 。。。more

Kassilem

The summary about says it。 The war is still going on。 Individual fights are still going on。 If this wasn't the end of the series I might just abandon it。 Except I have this need to see how it ends, even if I do have to slough through these boring battle volumes。 The summary about says it。 The war is still going on。 Individual fights are still going on。 If this wasn't the end of the series I might just abandon it。 Except I have this need to see how it ends, even if I do have to slough through these boring battle volumes。 。。。more

Hana Eka

Menarik masa lalu Haschwalth。

Blue

Epic

Ken Yuen

Kurotsuchi is weird and grotesque, but he's also pretty interesting。 Points for that。 Kurotsuchi is weird and grotesque, but he's also pretty interesting。 Points for that。 。。。more

M。D。 Williams

Given that Manga, and especially Shonen is split up into bigger arcs as composed to volumes I will be analyzing and reviewing this by Arc。 I also reread this manga over the span of 2 months, some days reading as much as 100 chapters a day。 It would be quite tedious for me to review each 7-8 chapter volume。 So this will be copy and pasted throughout all of the 74 manga volumes。 That being said, if you're looking at this without having viewed the series。。。spoiler warning。 I don't recap anything, b Given that Manga, and especially Shonen is split up into bigger arcs as composed to volumes I will be analyzing and reviewing this by Arc。 I also reread this manga over the span of 2 months, some days reading as much as 100 chapters a day。 It would be quite tedious for me to review each 7-8 chapter volume。 So this will be copy and pasted throughout all of the 74 manga volumes。 That being said, if you're looking at this without having viewed the series。。。spoiler warning。 I don't recap anything, but I also mention things that happen。 If you want me to answer the question "Should I pick this up?" Yes。 Even if you stop at the end of the Soul Society Arc。 It's worth it。 Karakura Town Arc - Chapters 1-56 - Rating: 7/10(The official page lumps this in with the Soul Society Arc however I feel as if they are two very separate arcs with two very separate themes) - A fun introduction。 -An interesting premise on the idea of ghosts and demons (Hollows) -Does a good job of introducing the characters and I especially enjoyed the love for characters like Chad, Orihime and Uryu as these characters would later lose more and more spotlight as the series went on。 -It is a bit of a monster of the week。 When it works, like with Chad's introduction story。 It works。 But Characters like Don Kanonji felt superficial and very gimmicky。 Which, fair。 I didn't enjoy them as much。 Soul Society Arc - Chapters 57-182 - Rating: 10/10-The height of Bleach -Establishes an afterlife seemingly perfectly。 Later on revealed to be full of plot holes and never fleshed out but hey! That's not an issue in THIS arc。 The fights are top tier, the themes of Ichigo owing a life debt to Rukia and his passion and determination to rise above literally God's army is inspiring and to this day is why I love Ichigo so much。 He doesn't have some grandiose plan。 He doesn't have a major goal to accomplish。 He is a protector by heart, losing his mother has made him sour to failing to protect those he cares about and he'll do anything in his power never to feel that helpless again。 Very powerful stuff。 -The twist near the end of this arc is revolutionary and would make waves for the next 200 chapters onward。 A perfect ending and set up for the forthcoming arc。 -The only issues I have for this arc would be Ichigo's lightning speed progression。 The guy goes from being able to barely defeat a third seat to besting multiple captains in roughly 100 or less chapters。 I get that that is the point and him defeating captains was more of a struck of luck, but progression and pacing wise it feels very unearned and a factor of "for the plot he needed to be this strong" It only seems as fast as it is because Ichigo's progression slows drastically down for the rest of the story moving foreword so it's only now that I make that criticism。-Also, and this will be an issue in most Shonen。 There are 13 Captains with 13 Vice Captains and seats that branch all the way to 10 I believe? Regardless, there's a fudge ton of characters that are introduced here and it can get a little jarring at times。 Luckily, Kubo does a great job at making their designs and characters unique despite such a large cast。 Hueco Mundo Arc - Chapters 183-423 - Rating 7/10-This is another arc where personally I would split it up into two separate arcs。 But for the sake of this review I will simply refer to the first half of the arc and the later half of the arc。 First Half 9/10。 Second Half。 5/10。 -The first half of this arc is a great continuation of the last。 Ichigo now struggles with his inner demons and it affects his ability to protect the ones he loves。 We are also introduced to a deadly unknown new villains。 The Arrancars/Espada to this day remain one of my favorite villain factions in all of manga enemies。 -Just so you're aware I would say the first half of this arc ends right around the point of Ichigo vs Grimmjow。 Grimmjow is one of the first Arrancar that Ichigo faces。 And he's also one of two Espada that he faces three times。 The conclusion of that fight shows Ichigo conquering his inner demons。 Where Grimmjow is very much fighting to establish himself。 Grimmjow has to fight Ichigo to prove to his fallen comrades that he is as good as he says he is。 He doesn't care about Aizen, he doesn't care about the rest of the Espada。 It is very personal for him。 For Ichigo, Orohime is within his grasp of saving and he views this as his "final" battle。 It's my favorite fight in all of Bleach。 -However, this is where things start to take a bit of dip in quality in my opinion。 We had a goal and we were striving towards that goal。 Each character of the original cast coming to repay the debt they made to their friend who had risked her life to save them in the Soul society arc。 But somewhere along the way it seems we just had a fighter fest。 Captains would face enemies with no themes or character revelations。 The Espadas got a little light but nothing that made their fights compelling。 You almost just feel bad for the Espada as they were monsters turned into a military force by an unstoppable tyrant。 But even that wasn't enough to make half of the fights interesting。 Now, that's with knowing the outcome。 These fights played little importance in the larger scheme of things。 Where at least in the Hueco Mundo fights each match up had the protagonists striving for a goal。 Rukia to defeat Aaroneiro to free her former superiors soul。 Byakuya to defend Rukia。 Renji and Uryu teamwork。 Nel to protect Ichigo and get revenge on Nnoitra。 Whereas Stark fought Kyoraku。。。。。cause。。。。。and Hitsugaya fought Halibel because Water vs Ice would be cool。 -This leaves me to the end。 I won't say it wasn't satisfying that Ichigo was able to defeat Aizen。 And yes, I do feel like his new power was earned。 3 months of training。 But this was clearly a last minute decision to save Aizen for a later date and the show must go on。 I do feel like it wasn't as satisfying as 200+ chapter buildup needed to be。 The Fullbring Arc - Chapters 424-479 - Rating: 8/10-A very underrated arc。 And yes, I acknowledge that rating wise I think the Fullbring arc is superior to the Hueco Mundo arc。 That is mostly true。 Though I like the first half of the Hueco Mundo Arc more than the Fullbring arc。 The end of the HM arc really brought it down for me。 The Fullbring Arc is much more concise and is actually the shortest arc in the series and works as a glorified Ichigo getting his powers back arc。 But that doesn't mean its bad。 -When I read it originally back when it was coming out in 2010。 (Cause I'm Old) It wasn't phenomenal。 In fact, I hated it。 But wouldn't you? It took just short of a year to get to the point that we were at。 But upon rereading it, it gave much deserved love to the characters who hadn't been shown love in quite some time。 The original cast。 It was a very character focused arc。 Ichigo never seemed more human。 And despite me hating it before for taking so long, reading weekly can sometimes hurt these mystery based arcs。 The twist is heavily foreshadowed and I really appreciated it。 -That being said, the end was super rushed。 This was a big bummer for me。 The villains this time around were humans。 And the ones who had the most exposure and relations with these characters were the original cast who again。。。。were humans。 So to have the soul reapers, who have no connection to the fullbringers show up and basically no diff most of the fullbringers felt very forced and fanservicey to me。 This very well could have not been Kubo's call。 As the community was very vocal about their dislike for this arc as it was going on。 But I appreciate it now much more as I appreciate character and story over big sword fights。 Lol。 The Thousand Year Blood War Arc - Chapters 424-689 - Rating: 5/10-And we're finally here。 The final and largest arc within the Bleach story。 And man。。。does it not stick the landing。 -That being said, this arc has phenomenal moments。 Kenpachi's Shikai and Bankai。 Ichigo's double swords。 Renji's true Bankai。 Rukia's Bankai。 And many more。 However, they are put together against the most break neck speed arc that I have ever read。 Kubo was very ambitious when he introduced 26 new villains。 However, most of them got barely any screen time and a lot of them even got off screened by higher level captains。 This was unlike the Espada who each got a full double page spread for their Resurrections。 -Yhwach himself was a phenomenal villain but was dealt with swiftly and imo dirty。 They did him dirty。 -There was just something off。 The mood changed and it was very apparent。 The villains had random powers instead of the powers reflecting their personalities or needs。 The finale felt so underwhelming。 -Ichigo gets to be the strongest he's ever been。。。。but he doesn't defeat a single person besides the main villain despite being in several fights。 -It isn't a good arc。 In fact, I would say it's the worst。 Hopefully the anime does a better job with this already mammoth of a story。 260 chapters is no joke。 This gives the story of Bleach an Overall rating of 7。4/10。 Which to me is above average。 It has it's ups and downs。 It's not perfect。 But when it's high, it's peak shonen。 But when it's low, it's very forgettable。 。。。more

Jonathan

I liked the back story。

Cassie ♠

Mayuri & Nemu <3

Cornerofmadness

This review has been hidden because it contains spoilers。 To view it, click here。 Jugram and Bazz-B's backstory in 69 wasn't bad but comes to a quick end here and I wanted to care about Jugram but he does a 180 so fast all you can think is he is a horrible person for turning his back on his friend in a heart beat。And then we get the world's weirdest fight scene which I'm sorry I'm going to spoil a bit because I have to wonder if hallucinogens were involved。 On the plus side we get to learn more about Mayuri and Nemu which is just as messed up as you'd imagine it would be but Jugram and Bazz-B's backstory in 69 wasn't bad but comes to a quick end here and I wanted to care about Jugram but he does a 180 so fast all you can think is he is a horrible person for turning his back on his friend in a heart beat。And then we get the world's weirdest fight scene which I'm sorry I'm going to spoil a bit because I have to wonder if hallucinogens were involved。 On the plus side we get to learn more about Mayuri and Nemu which is just as messed up as you'd imagine it would be but they are fighting an ARM with an eye in it。 I can't even。 。。。more

Nidah (SleepDreamWrite)

Good volume。

Ronald

Meh! The story is actually not bad I'm just not feeling it for this volume。The battle was kind of boring and long and maybe not actually over? As said in other reviews this volume feels like filler which is frustrating as supposedly this story is almost done。 Meh! The story is actually not bad I'm just not feeling it for this volume。The battle was kind of boring and long and maybe not actually over? As said in other reviews this volume feels like filler which is frustrating as supposedly this story is almost done。 。。。more

Whitney

Filler。 When will Dracula die?

Mona

Haschwalth, cet homme est trop mignon。。。

Vicenç Sanz

Y llega el tomo setenta, tomo en el que marca ya el inicio del fin de Bleach, no llegaremos al 80, ni tan sólo al 75… lo tenemos cerca。Éste volumen nos trae el combate entre dos capitanes (quizás más bien uno) y un Quicy raro de cojones, que nos sigue confirmando que lo que el autor nos ha contado sobre los Quincy (humanos capaces de usar las partículas espirituales) es pura patraña, porque los poderes de ésta gente hacen lo que quieren。El combate en sí es realmente emocionante, de los más emoci Y llega el tomo setenta, tomo en el que marca ya el inicio del fin de Bleach, no llegaremos al 80, ni tan sólo al 75… lo tenemos cerca。Éste volumen nos trae el combate entre dos capitanes (quizás más bien uno) y un Quicy raro de cojones, que nos sigue confirmando que lo que el autor nos ha contado sobre los Quincy (humanos capaces de usar las partículas espirituales) es pura patraña, porque los poderes de ésta gente hacen lo que quieren。El combate en sí es realmente emocionante, de los más emocionantes de los últimos 20/30 tomos, con un personaje que es carisma puro enfrentándose a algo que uno no sabe cómo catalogar。 El problema es que el autor hace trampas en todo momento, algo que sucede cuando los límites de los poderes de los personajes no están absolutamente marcados, y cuando puede que te salgan con algo totalmente nuevo que no habíamos visto hasta el momento (y que quizá no tenga relación con lo ya visto)。En fin, tampoco es que espere mucho de éste tramo final de Bleach, quizás lo que me ha ofrecido éste tomo setenta: dibujo molón, acción bien narrada y algún que otro flashback para que pase todo mejor y no se haga pesado。 Es evidente que la calidad de la otra está lejísimos de la que tenía al empezar y que ahora sólo nos queda desearle una muerte lo más digna posible。 。。。more

Ilaria Vigorito

Sigh。Recuperare gli ultimi volumi di "Bleach" mi ricorda quanto ho amato e quanto continui ad amare alla follia questo manga, nonostante quel finale tirato via che non si meritava per nulla。La battaglia fra Kurotsuchi e Pernida resta una delle mie preferite nell'ultima fase della guerra contro Yhwach e l'inventiva di Kubo nel tirar fuori certi poteri, certi scontri e certe riflessioni - nonché quel suo adorabile gusto per un grottesco assolutamente artistico - mi stupisce sempre。Che peccato che Sigh。Recuperare gli ultimi volumi di "Bleach" mi ricorda quanto ho amato e quanto continui ad amare alla follia questo manga, nonostante quel finale tirato via che non si meritava per nulla。La battaglia fra Kurotsuchi e Pernida resta una delle mie preferite nell'ultima fase della guerra contro Yhwach e l'inventiva di Kubo nel tirar fuori certi poteri, certi scontri e certe riflessioni - nonché quel suo adorabile gusto per un grottesco assolutamente artistico - mi stupisce sempre。Che peccato che sia finito così troppo presto, sigh。 。。。more

Amber

These last couple of volumes have been picking up, thankfully。 For awhile there, this (concluding?) arc was getting a little too cliche and boring。 But, I like the focus on some of these minor characters。 The minor characters that are interesting at least。 I have always really hated Captain Mayuri with a passion, and he is one of the main focuses in this volume, but thankfully Nemu is thrown in too。 Nemu is a minor character that was really fun to see more of。 I hope she shines in the next volum These last couple of volumes have been picking up, thankfully。 For awhile there, this (concluding?) arc was getting a little too cliche and boring。 But, I like the focus on some of these minor characters。 The minor characters that are interesting at least。 I have always really hated Captain Mayuri with a passion, and he is one of the main focuses in this volume, but thankfully Nemu is thrown in too。 Nemu is a minor character that was really fun to see more of。 I hope she shines in the next volume! 。。。more

kerrycat

"I stabbed you for your own good。"yep, pretty much。 I will be sad to see this end。 "I stabbed you for your own good。"yep, pretty much。 I will be sad to see this end。 。。。more

Amanda Setasha Hall

The art is good。 The story is just okay。This is a lot more graphic than previous volumes。There's a lot of jumping around, which was a bit hard to keep up with。 The art is good。 The story is just okay。This is a lot more graphic than previous volumes。There's a lot of jumping around, which was a bit hard to keep up with。 。。。more

Online Eccentric Librarian

More reviews (and no fluff) on the blog http://surrealtalvi。wordpress。com/With Bleach 70, we finally get some backstory on the most mysterious of the Gotei 13: 12th Division Captain Kurotsuchi (science division) and his Lieutenant/creation Nemu。 We also get more of the backstory/battle between Jugram and Bazz-B as they confront their pasts and how both have changed since they were children。The Kurotsuchi battle is especially interesting because everyone knows it is going to be very strange。 More reviews (and no fluff) on the blog http://surrealtalvi。wordpress。com/With Bleach 70, we finally get some backstory on the most mysterious of the Gotei 13: 12th Division Captain Kurotsuchi (science division) and his Lieutenant/creation Nemu。 We also get more of the backstory/battle between Jugram and Bazz-B as they confront their pasts and how both have changed since they were children。The Kurotsuchi battle is especially interesting because everyone knows it is going to be very strange。 Interestingly enough, Kenpachi joins the fray with his usual bluntness, much to Kurotsuchi's annoyance (but of course he will use it to his advantage)。 This time they are fighting the left arm of the soul king - the Quincy Pernida - which pretty much amounts to a giant hand with an eyeball in the palm。 Most of the story focuses on Nemu - the 'modified soul' created by Kurotsuchi from his own blood using the Soul Society lab。 She's starting to gain some independent thought, which is surprising to her and the other Soul Society fighters on the scene。 But she still remains fiercely loyal to her creator and selflessly defelcts all damage directed to him (which he scoffs at since he believes he is indomitable)。In all, one of the weirder battles but definitely showcasing Kubo's incredible imagination。 Reviewed from an advance reader copy provided by the publisher。 。。。more

Rachel Teferet

Battle of the giant hands。 Ew。