Bleach, Volume 71

Bleach, Volume 71

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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, Mayuri finds himself up against the weirdest enemy yet。 Can his daughter Nemu step in and finish a foe that refuses to die? 

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Reviews

Jeremy Kazimer

Even if I didn't know that there were only 3 volumes left, you can still feel the end approaching。 With that, the author has made no effort in making this apparent to the reader。 He clearly has no methodology in his writing。 Overall, a 1/5。 Even if I didn't know that there were only 3 volumes left, you can still feel the end approaching。 With that, the author has made no effort in making this apparent to the reader。 He clearly has no methodology in his writing。 Overall, a 1/5。 。。。more

Liliana

Reviewed on Lili Lost in a BookAnd we are continuing right on with a bit more Nemu in this one! She is just great! I love her! Her fight in this volume。。。 she gave it all she had and it was awesome! It was such a cool fight!(view spoiler)[Unfortunately, I think she’s dead 😩 She sacrificed herself for Kurotsuchi 😭 But even dead, she blew up the hand thing, Perinda! Even dead she’s cool。 Lol。But speaking of Kurotsuchi, he brought Toshiro back from being a zombie!! I am so happy!! 😭 And I think Ran Reviewed on Lili Lost in a BookAnd we are continuing right on with a bit more Nemu in this one! She is just great! I love her! Her fight in this volume。。。 she gave it all she had and it was awesome! It was such a cool fight!(view spoiler)[Unfortunately, I think she’s dead 😩 She sacrificed herself for Kurotsuchi 😭 But even dead, she blew up the hand thing, Perinda! Even dead she’s cool。 Lol。But speaking of Kurotsuchi, he brought Toshiro back from being a zombie!! I am so happy!! 😭 And I think Rangiku is back too! I love this! Kurotsuchi may be a weirdo, but damn is he smart。 (hide spoiler)]Even though Nemu is on the cover, I feel like this volume was more Nanao and Shunsui-centric。。。 which I am totally okay with because I love them! They were just so cute and I’ve always loved their relationship and all their interactions。 However, this volume had some revelations。。。(view spoiler)[Shunsui is a huge flirt, but throughout the entire series I always got this weird sexual tension off them that I was totally into。 I loved it! BUT THEN in this volume we find out that he is Nanao’s UNCLE! 🤢 So yeah, after finding THAT out I was totally not into it and WTF! NO THANK YOU! Why you gotta do this to me, Bleach? Why can’t we have nice things? 😩 Lol。Anyway, so Shunsui’s brother was Nanao’s dad, and Shunsui has sort of been watching over her this whole time (creepily so, I might add 😬 Lol)。So, I never even realized that in the show and even the manga up to this point, we had never seen Nanao’s zanpakuto。 It turns out that it was hidden from her。 It was actually one of Shunsui’s swords! He was just holding onto it until he could pass it on to Nanao! And the reason it was hidden from her in the first place was because there’s a curse on the Ise women。 Her finally getting to wield her sword was pretty cool though。You know what all this made me realize? That she literally made it into the thirteen Court Guard Squads without a zanpakuto and ONLY relied on her kido。 She’s THAT good。 I love it! (hide spoiler)]All that being said, I do like Shunsui。 He’s very fun and sassy but also totally badass! His zanpakuto has an interesting ability and his bankai was very interesting too!I really enjoyed this volume! I loved that it was centered around Nanao and Shunsui—I’ve always loved this pairing。。。 up until a certain revelation, that is 😅 But overall, it was great! 。。。more

Roberta

Not as odd as a couple of the last volumes。 Good back story。

Megan Lowde

Well, we get to see Shunsui's bankai in this volume, a well as Nanao's ability and her past with Shunsui, which was more than interesting。 Plus it hints at the return of Toshiro and Matsumoto, who have been de-zombified by Mayuri (one of the few good things he's done in this lifetime) at the detriment to the length of their lives, mind。 It was an interesting volume, though I'm still not entirely sure I understand their powers or what the heck is actually going on。 Well, we get to see Shunsui's bankai in this volume, a well as Nanao's ability and her past with Shunsui, which was more than interesting。 Plus it hints at the return of Toshiro and Matsumoto, who have been de-zombified by Mayuri (one of the few good things he's done in this lifetime) at the detriment to the length of their lives, mind。 It was an interesting volume, though I'm still not entirely sure I understand their powers or what the heck is actually going on。 。。。more

Subham

At this point this just feels so much like filler stuff, there is nothing good happening, same old unnecessary battles。 Like okay Mayuri had a good battle and then some good moments between the captain commander and the X-Axis but then this battle which should be over within 3chs will take 20 chs to get over。 Disappointing volume and just an unnecessary slog to get through。

DonutKnow

This review has been hidden because it contains spoilers。 To view it, click here。 Definitely ship Nanao and Kyoraku。 I don’t care about the age difference ❤️❤️❤️

Lindsey

This review has been hidden because it contains spoilers。 To view it, click here。 Too much “dues ex machina” happening for me, unfortunately。 Ichigo had about 2 pages。 Nanao and Kyoraku are actually related, okay that’s cool, I guess。

Brandon

Nemu and Mayuri's battle concludes, and Shunsui faces off against his own opponents who changes shapes in the most bizarre and grotesque ways。 Honestly I don't understand what Shunsui's powers actually are they're so complicated and not particularly exciting to watch like so many others。 We also get a Nanao origin and how here and Shunsui are linked, despite the link not really doing anything。 This phase of the arc is weird, lots of big late-game origin stories coming through with vice captains Nemu and Mayuri's battle concludes, and Shunsui faces off against his own opponents who changes shapes in the most bizarre and grotesque ways。 Honestly I don't understand what Shunsui's powers actually are they're so complicated and not particularly exciting to watch like so many others。 We also get a Nanao origin and how here and Shunsui are linked, despite the link not really doing anything。 This phase of the arc is weird, lots of big late-game origin stories coming through with vice captains suddenly becoming super powerful when their supposedly-powerful captains are struggling。 It's a strange pattern that's not very enjoyable。 。。。more

Lashaan Balasingam (Bookidote)

This volume concludes the battle between Pernida, Nemu, and Mayuri, and then focuses on Kyoraku and his battle against Lille。 With the focus set upon his character's bankai as well as Nanao's origin story, the volume ends by teasing the second-half of this confrontation。It is odd that such an interesting backstory was presented so late in the franchise, especially at such a critical moment where the stakes are at their highest。There are some good moments introduced here but much of it is diluted This volume concludes the battle between Pernida, Nemu, and Mayuri, and then focuses on Kyoraku and his battle against Lille。 With the focus set upon his character's bankai as well as Nanao's origin story, the volume ends by teasing the second-half of this confrontation。It is odd that such an interesting backstory was presented so late in the franchise, especially at such a critical moment where the stakes are at their highest。There are some good moments introduced here but much of it is diluted by another poorly-developed villain who is simply there only for the sake of allowing these secondary characters the chance to battle。Obviously, this is also another stretched out volume that is stalling the upcoming battle involving Ichigo and the main boss。Yours truly,Lashaan | Blogger and Book ReviewerOfficial blog: https://bookidote。com/ 。。。more

Altair

5

Ben Truong

Bleach, Vol。 71 continues where the previous tankōbon left off and contains the next ten chapters (643–652) of the on-going manga series with an additional bonus story。Pernida Parnkgjas eventually kills Nemu Kurotsuchi, but by devouring her body, it explodes and dies due to the presence of lethal materials in the corpse。 Mayuri Kurotsuchi retrieves Nemu's brain and heals himself with Kenpachi Zaraki。 While Tōshirō Hitsugaya and Rangiku Matsumoto cured of their zombications, join the battlefield。 Bleach, Vol。 71 continues where the previous tankōbon left off and contains the next ten chapters (643–652) of the on-going manga series with an additional bonus story。Pernida Parnkgjas eventually kills Nemu Kurotsuchi, but by devouring her body, it explodes and dies due to the presence of lethal materials in the corpse。 Mayuri Kurotsuchi retrieves Nemu's brain and heals himself with Kenpachi Zaraki。 While Tōshirō Hitsugaya and Rangiku Matsumoto cured of their zombications, join the battlefield。Meanwhile, Lille Barro tries to kill the entire remaining group of Shingami that are running along to the palace, but he is stopped by Shunsui Sōzōsuke Jirō Kyōraku, starting a fight against him。 Kyōraku seemingly gains the upper hand against Lille, but the latter activates his Vollständig and dominates the Captain-Commander。 While Gerard Valkyrie confronts Byakuya Kuchiki, Renji Abarai, Rukia Kuchiki, Shinji Hirako, and Momo Hinamori, Kyōraku releases his Bankai and manages to seemingly defeat Lille。However, the Quincy manages to survive and undergoes another transformation of his Vollständig and nearly kills Kyōraku until Nanao Ise intervenes。 Kyōraku decides to tell Nanao the history of her family and gives her back her Zanpakutō, which he kept safe as a promise to Nanao's mother。 Shortly after that, the Captain and the Lieutenant return to face Lille。This tankōbon is written and illustrated by Tite Kubo。 The tankōbon continues the second invasion of the Seireitei by the Sternritter。 It focuses on the outer-fights mainly concluding the fight with Pernida Parnkgjas and Mayuri Kurostsuchi's group and continues the fight with Lille Barro and Shunsui Sōzōsuke Jirō Kyōraku’s group, which should be concluding soon。 Once again, there is a lot of retrospective musing and world building – even this late in the series。All in all, Bleach, Vol。 71 is a wonderful continuation to a series that seems intriguing and I cannot wait to read more。 。。。more

Rob McMonigal

You know how you have an old friend that you only talk to periodically, but you still love them? That's me and Bleach。 I hadn't popped back in for awhile, but I see it continues to be a fun read with distinctive monsters, easy-to-care-about characters, and basically exists as a fun romp。 Might have to go do a re-read of the whole thing in a few years。 Should be fun! You know how you have an old friend that you only talk to periodically, but you still love them? That's me and Bleach。 I hadn't popped back in for awhile, but I see it continues to be a fun read with distinctive monsters, easy-to-care-about characters, and basically exists as a fun romp。 Might have to go do a re-read of the whole thing in a few years。 Should be fun! 。。。more

Kassilem

Yes, I'm still reading these。 I swear half of my boredom with this arc is the fact that I'm having to read each chapter as they are published, once a week - if that。 It makes for a very long, very drawn out read。 I don't know how the Japanese fans do it。 But it's got to be coming to a close。 Soon。 Soon! Yes, I'm still reading these。 I swear half of my boredom with this arc is the fact that I'm having to read each chapter as they are published, once a week - if that。 It makes for a very long, very drawn out read。 I don't know how the Japanese fans do it。 But it's got to be coming to a close。 Soon。 Soon! 。。。more

Carlos

I have finished the book and i like the final fight against the antagonist they were up against。Mayuri and Nemu have finished there fight and now go to help the others。

Susan

The thing that is most like a children's game is they way they keep pulling new powers out of their butts。When you see my shadow, you are already looking at my afterimage!Well, when both my eyes are open, I can't be defeated! The thing that is most like a children's game is they way they keep pulling new powers out of their butts。When you see my shadow, you are already looking at my afterimage!Well, when both my eyes are open, I can't be defeated! 。。。more

Jesus

A

Hana Eka

Masa lalu soutaichou dan fukutaichou。。。

Blue

This series is killing me

Ken Yuen

Would have thought a story with more Nemu and Nanao would be more interesting。

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

Nemuri Nanago is cute

Cornerofmadness

This review has been hidden because it contains spoilers。 To view it, click here。 We finish up the battle with the eyeball hand (I hope) with the ridiculous name Pernida Parnkgjas and move on to yet more characters。 At least Captain Kyoraku and Nanao are interesting。 Their sternrittern foe, Lille Barro was supremely annoying with his religious zealotry。 I couldn't stand him。 Nanao's backstory was interesting and Kyoraku's bankai is just strange as hell。 But still, this last arc is just dragging on and on。 I get it。 It's hard to say goodbye to characters you love but this is t We finish up the battle with the eyeball hand (I hope) with the ridiculous name Pernida Parnkgjas and move on to yet more characters。 At least Captain Kyoraku and Nanao are interesting。 Their sternrittern foe, Lille Barro was supremely annoying with his religious zealotry。 I couldn't stand him。 Nanao's backstory was interesting and Kyoraku's bankai is just strange as hell。 But still, this last arc is just dragging on and on。 I get it。 It's hard to say goodbye to characters you love but this is turning into a tedious farewell 。。。more

Tasha Birckhead

We finally get to find out about what happened to the Zombie Soul reapers。 However, there is not much Ichigo in this volume at all if you are hoping for something more。 Bleach as usual does not dissapoint in its action sequences or it straight to the point banter between fighters。 I loved every moment of this one but I cannot help but feel that this is winding down。

Ronald

I was entertained。 But was Ichigo even in this volume? He was? Dang。。。 (goes back to re-read)。。。, a page? OK this story really needs more Ichigo I mean the blurb on the book still says this is the story about Ichigo and his "perfectly normal and average" friends。 But seriously, I am glad we moved on from the evil mad scientist soul reaper and moved onto Captain Kyoraku。 I find him a much more interesting character, though he seems to have become even more emo than in the past for some reason。 Go I was entertained。 But was Ichigo even in this volume? He was? Dang。。。 (goes back to re-read)。。。, a page? OK this story really needs more Ichigo I mean the blurb on the book still says this is the story about Ichigo and his "perfectly normal and average" friends。 But seriously, I am glad we moved on from the evil mad scientist soul reaper and moved onto Captain Kyoraku。 I find him a much more interesting character, though he seems to have become even more emo than in the past for some reason。 Go Nanao! 。。。more

Vicenç Sanz

Ha tardado en llegar, pero el tomo 71 de Bleach ya adorna mi estantería (hasta que lo relea, momento en el que pasará a la parte de atrás…)。 En éste tomo no sucede absolutamente nada relevante para la trama, y es que simplemente tenemos la finalización de un combate (que ya ni recordaba) y el desarrollo de un segundo, además de la vuelta a la lucha de dos personajes que parecían ya perdidos。Es un tomo puro de combate, centrado en la figura del actual comandante de las trece divisiones。Como tomo Ha tardado en llegar, pero el tomo 71 de Bleach ya adorna mi estantería (hasta que lo relea, momento en el que pasará a la parte de atrás…)。 En éste tomo no sucede absolutamente nada relevante para la trama, y es que simplemente tenemos la finalización de un combate (que ya ni recordaba) y el desarrollo de un segundo, además de la vuelta a la lucha de dos personajes que parecían ya perdidos。Es un tomo puro de combate, centrado en la figura del actual comandante de las trece divisiones。Como tomo de combate no funciona mal, técnicas que no hemos visto, momentos sacados de la manga, pero el caso es que entretiene。El problema con el tomo lo tengo al pensar lo cerca que está el manga de terminar y lo lejos que parece mientras de lo lees, con un nulo avance en lo que a trama se refiere, un tomo que no aporta absolutamente nada y que visto en retrospectiva lo único que consigue es seguir cabreándome con la obra y con el autor。 Si no quedara tan poco me planteaba dejarla, y eso para mí es casi herejía XD。Quien la ha visto y quien la ve :_( 。。。more

Nidah (SleepDreamWrite)

Good volume。

Regina

This review has been hidden because it contains spoilers。 To view it, click here。 I love the Bleach series - books and anime。 Nanao is Shunsui's niece?! I did not see that one coming。 Volume 72, please come out quickly! I love the Bleach series - books and anime。 Nanao is Shunsui's niece?! I did not see that one coming。 Volume 72, please come out quickly! 。。。more

Online Eccentric Librarian

More reviews (and no fluff) on the blog http://surrealtalvi。wordpress。com/By Volume 71 and in the final story, Kubo is using these these minor arcs to give us more backstory of the main characters。 Completing the Kurotsuchi and Nemo story as they continue their battle and then on to former 8th Division captain and now commander Kyoraku Shunsui's and squad vice captain Nanao's turn。 Story: Nemu has sacrificed herself for her captain and Kurotsuchi can only watch as her flesh is devoured。 But More reviews (and no fluff) on the blog http://surrealtalvi。wordpress。com/By Volume 71 and in the final story, Kubo is using these these minor arcs to give us more backstory of the main characters。 Completing the Kurotsuchi and Nemo story as they continue their battle and then on to former 8th Division captain and now commander Kyoraku Shunsui's and squad vice captain Nanao's turn。 Story: Nemu has sacrificed herself for her captain and Kurotsuchi can only watch as her flesh is devoured。 But Nemu's physique has a secret that will change the tide of battle。 Meanwhile, a flawless sniper is keeping Kyoraku and his group on the run。 But he's tired of the game and turns to battle - only to find there is much more to the sniper。 Can his own Bankai and squad vice captain Nanao save him in time?In this volume, we get Kyoraku's backstory - why he wears a woman's kimono and hairpin and how it relates to Nanao。 We also get his very capricious Bankai Sakuranosuke - and its female representative Ohana。 They are an interesting couple, captain and sword, considering neither can figure out how they were paired together since they have such different temperaments。 And yet, they make perfect sense as well。We are also given a glimpse of Nanao now that she finally has the sword that has been kept by Kyoraku for safe keeping。 We'll get more about her bladeless, mirrored sword and its very unique powers in the next volume。 Reviewed from an advance reader copy provided by the publisher。 。。。more

Whitney

Filler。