Bleach, Volume 16

Bleach, Volume 16

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  • Author:Tite Kubo
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Lara Miller

Not bad。 A little more backstory comes out。 I feel like we're bogging down in characters a bit。 Not bad。 A little more backstory comes out。 I feel like we're bogging down in characters a bit。 。。。more

Kayla

4 stars。I forgot about Gin and Matsumoto's relationship。 Everything about the Shein Kiba storyline makes me sad。Also I love seeing Kenpachi and his squad interact with Ichigo's friends。 4 stars。I forgot about Gin and Matsumoto's relationship。 Everything about the Shein Kiba storyline makes me sad。Also I love seeing Kenpachi and his squad interact with Ichigo's friends。 。。。more

Colin Mcclusick

Manga Monday?? Pretty good the action has started。 There is a schism and ichego is almost ready。 Really enjoyed itSummary: PLOT TWISTCaptain Aizen's letter said that there is a plan to steal the execution sword (which is why Rukia was getting the sentence and why its been moved up) to wipe out all of the soul society。 In the letter it tells Hinamaori that it is was captain Toshiro who had the whole plan and that if Aizen dies she'll have to kill him。 Toshiro easily knocks her aside and blames Gi Manga Monday?? Pretty good the action has started。 There is a schism and ichego is almost ready。 Really enjoyed itSummary: PLOT TWISTCaptain Aizen's letter said that there is a plan to steal the execution sword (which is why Rukia was getting the sentence and why its been moved up) to wipe out all of the soul society。 In the letter it tells Hinamaori that it is was captain Toshiro who had the whole plan and that if Aizen dies she'll have to kill him。 Toshiro easily knocks her aside and blames Gin for this deceit and they start to fight。 Toshiro uses his swords true form, an ice dragon, gin tries to kill Hinamaori but its stopped by matsumoto。 Rukia's execution is moved up a to tomorrow。 Renji shows up to where Ichego is training and decides he is going to work on Bankai too。 Rukia's old captain confronts Byakuya about not caring about Rukia。 Rukia has a flashback to what happened with Gangu's brother, Kaien。 He was the assistant captain of the 13th company and always treated her like an equal。 She looked up to his wife but one day his wife was murdered by a hollow。 Kiaen goes to take on that hallow alone, it has speacial abilities and takes control of his body。 Rukia had to kill him to stop the hallow。It's execution day。 Kenpachi with his squad and Orihime break the others out of prison。 Ichego still hasn't mastered bankai。 Renji says hes going to go and asks Yoruichi if she thinks he can learn it in time。。。 She basically says yes。 Kenpachi, his squad, and the original crew (execept for Ichego and Yoruichi) get stopped by Captain Tosen Captain Komaura and their assistant captains。 Kenpachi challenges them all to a fight at the same time。 His 2 assistant captains challenge the other assistant captains and they run off to fight, now its 2 on one。 The 2 captains attack using special moves on Kenpachi。。。 the rubble clears he laughs and says is that the best you got? 。。。more

Julio Hernandez

it was another pretty good book i hope to read many more like this book in the future

Elou (from-b612)

Mon tome préféré depuis 'Rightarm of the giant' ! Mon tome préféré depuis 'Rightarm of the giant' ! 。。。more

Fawaz Alotibe

3。5

Subham

This review has been hidden because it contains spoilers。 To view it, click here。 Its a good volume, focusing on Ichigos training with Zangetsu as they advance to the next level, here the focus is less on Ichigo and more on others, we have an interesting fight between Hitsugaya and Hinamori after she gets that letter from Aizen and its heartbreaking and a good knock off between the former and Ichimaru Gin as he suspects something fishy is there We check on with Ichigo and Renji comes there to train too to kinda motivate Ichigo or so it seems。 But when the execution moves upwa Its a good volume, focusing on Ichigos training with Zangetsu as they advance to the next level, here the focus is less on Ichigo and more on others, we have an interesting fight between Hitsugaya and Hinamori after she gets that letter from Aizen and its heartbreaking and a good knock off between the former and Ichimaru Gin as he suspects something fishy is there We check on with Ichigo and Renji comes there to train too to kinda motivate Ichigo or so it seems。 But when the execution moves upward they have to do it fast, meanwhile Kenpachi fights the other captains specifically Tousen and Komamura aka animal man and its an interesting face off。 Good volume, with stakes getting higher and next volume will be even more big! 。。。more

Megan Lowde

This was a little too much flashback for my liking, though it was kind of nice to be reminded of Rukia and Kaien's background, and see a little more of Byakuya。 We have Toshiro facing off against Gin as well and now determined to stop the execution, Ichigo's training, Renji going off to face against Byakuya, Rukia's execution being moved up and Kenpachi deciding he's going to aid Orihime, breaking the others out of jail, and facing off against two captains。 There was still plenty of action, but This was a little too much flashback for my liking, though it was kind of nice to be reminded of Rukia and Kaien's background, and see a little more of Byakuya。 We have Toshiro facing off against Gin as well and now determined to stop the execution, Ichigo's training, Renji going off to face against Byakuya, Rukia's execution being moved up and Kenpachi deciding he's going to aid Orihime, breaking the others out of jail, and facing off against two captains。 There was still plenty of action, but it's really still building up the big rescue attempt so it feels like the tensions building and going nowhere at the minute。 。。。more

Nick

While I am still enjoying the overall story, a couple of things have begun to creep in that bug me。 The biggest one is why the apparent leader of the Soul Society has done so little to reduce the craziness going on at what is apparently their headquarters。 Including Ichigo and the other "invaders," there are two or perhaps three factions openly threatening the way things were going, and that suggests some weirdness to which we have not been made privy。 I want to know what's really going on。 While I am still enjoying the overall story, a couple of things have begun to creep in that bug me。 The biggest one is why the apparent leader of the Soul Society has done so little to reduce the craziness going on at what is apparently their headquarters。 Including Ichigo and the other "invaders," there are two or perhaps three factions openly threatening the way things were going, and that suggests some weirdness to which we have not been made privy。 I want to know what's really going on。 。。。more

Persephonie

The big takeaway from this volume for me was finally having Rukia’s flashback that showed us the man she keeps alluding to that looks like Ichigo。 It was honestly pretty tragic and I’m shook about it。 Sorry Renji, you’re going to have to wait a bit longer before making your move。 Her poor little heart is still stuck on her last unrequited love。

James DeSantis

Bleach continues with fast paced fights and stakes feeling super high。 The training with ichigo to master bankei before Rukia execution is well done。 The fight between Gin and Icy dragon is great。 All of this volume worked。

Corey

definitely some interesting twists in this volume, can't wait to read the next! definitely some interesting twists in this volume, can't wait to read the next! 。。。more

Rihards Husko

Ah, yes, the volume in which Zaraki began to cement his status as one of Bleach’s most beloved characters。 He might jack up Bleach’s power scaling a whole lot because of his seemingly inconsistent power, but he makes up for it in sheer entertainment value。 And this battle he’s getting into is so much fun it’s hard not to love him。As Rukia’s execution draws nearer, we see the different parties begin to draw together, and the book does a good job building anticipation for the doubtlessly explosive Ah, yes, the volume in which Zaraki began to cement his status as one of Bleach’s most beloved characters。 He might jack up Bleach’s power scaling a whole lot because of his seemingly inconsistent power, but he makes up for it in sheer entertainment value。 And this battle he’s getting into is so much fun it’s hard not to love him。As Rukia’s execution draws nearer, we see the different parties begin to draw together, and the book does a good job building anticipation for the doubtlessly explosive conflict to come。 And Shunsui continues to be a great, compelling character even when he only pops up for a few pages。This volume also spends a lot of time focusing on Rukia’s tragic backstory。 It’s a good one that we return to later on in the story with more information, which is cool, but I really feel like the actual events that transpire don’t naturally put her in the resigned mental state she’s in。 Yeah, like, some really bad stuff happened that she bore witness to, but the self-deprecation is a bit much。Still。 Zaraki is bae。 。。。more

Jeremy Kazimer

More disappointment。 I don't wanna say that it's bad, just that this arc has been going on for several volumes, with little payoff。 There's also some weird art here, that almost seems regressive to his improvement。 I'm definitely putting this series on hiatus, so I can breathe a bit。 Overall, a 2/5。 More disappointment。 I don't wanna say that it's bad, just that this arc has been going on for several volumes, with little payoff。 There's also some weird art here, that almost seems regressive to his improvement。 I'm definitely putting this series on hiatus, so I can breathe a bit。 Overall, a 2/5。 。。。more

Julie Hayes

The date of Rukia’s execution keeps getting pushed forward, and now it’s set for noon the next day! The time that was gained on the passage through the Senkaimon will count for nothing if Ichigo doesn’t figure out how to bankai! Without that, he’s doomed to failure!Hitsugaya finds himself under attack by none other than Hinamori, to his confusion and consternation。 She’s found a letter, in the late Captain Aizen’s hand, blaming his death on none other than the captain of the 10th Company。 Of cou The date of Rukia’s execution keeps getting pushed forward, and now it’s set for noon the next day! The time that was gained on the passage through the Senkaimon will count for nothing if Ichigo doesn’t figure out how to bankai! Without that, he’s doomed to failure!Hitsugaya finds himself under attack by none other than Hinamori, to his confusion and consternation。 She’s found a letter, in the late Captain Aizen’s hand, blaming his death on none other than the captain of the 10th Company。 Of course Toshiro is innocent of the charge, but Momo is in no condition to understand that。 It doesn’t help that she is being egged on by the ever-smiling Gin Ichimaru。 Meanwhile, Renji has shown up at the place where Ichigo is training。 He wants to train there too, to be ready to save Rukia。 He informs Ichigo of the change in date of the execution, which causes Yoruichi dismay。 But she continues to have faith in Ichigo’s abilities。Learning of the change, Rukia seems to be accepting of her fate, as her mind turns to a fallen comrade, Assistant Captain Kaien Shiba, the man whose death she is responsible for。 Nothing could have changed what happened, and yet she feels guilty for what she did。 No wonder Ganju hates her and doesn’t wish to help her。 Shiba was his brother。 Captain Ukitake tries to talk to Byakuya, but doesn’t understand his acceptance of Rukia’s fate。 His own sister!Thanks to Kenpachi, Orihime is reunited with Ishida, Chad, and Ganju, but they are confronted by Captain Komamura, Captain Tosen, Hisagi, and Iba。 Kenpachi says he’ll take them all on。 When Ikkaku and Kumchiki show up, the subordinates go off to fight, leaving the captains to it。 For his part, Captain Kyoraku is thinking he’ll be the only one to be yelled at by old man Yama, but he has to do what he feels is right。The clock is ticking and Rukia’s fate lies in Ichigo’s hands。 The backstory of Rukia and Kaien is very poignant and explains much。 I enjoy seeing such stories about the characters, which flesh them out。 Having already watched the anime, it only adds to my enjoyment and knowledge of them, and sometimes explains things I didn’t realize, or things that went by too fast in the anime。 I like the relationship between Hitsugaya and Hinamori, which never wavers through the series。 He is very protective of her, just as Matsumoto is protective of him。 The brief scene with Shunsui and Nanao is priceless (in case you hadn’t noticed by now, he is quite my favorite lol)。 Of course I already know what’s going on, so I won’t speculate on some things, but it is obvious that there are wheels within wheels。 Byakuya’s seeming indifference to his sister’s fate is baffling。 Also, what is the health issue which seems to greatly affect Ukitake (if it’s explained in the anime, I missed it)。 We see little of Ichigo’s companions in this volume, but I found it funny to see both Orihime and Yachiru riding on Kenpachi’s shoulders。 Kenny is an interesting man。 He lives to fight, without rancor or malice but a simple love of fighting。 I would never cross this man, although I suspect he has a good heart deep down, and I love his relationship with Yachiru。 Gin is enigmatic as ever, and layered much like an onion。 And Komamura with the strange mask – what’s up with that? How does he even see?Then again, Tosen is blind and he manages, reminding me of Geordi La Forge on Star Trek Next Generation, even down to the visor! The race is on to save Rukia and time is running out。 If the hero is going to make a dramatic rescue, he had best do it soon! Another great volume, looking forward to more! 。。。more

Lashaan Balasingam (Bookidote)

A civil war begins as Rukia's sentence draws closer and closer。 With the mysterious death of a captain unveiling a potential conspiracy on one side and the tragic origin story behind Kaien Shiba that is finally unveiled on the other side, this remained relatively calm but teases destructive confrontations for the following arc。Yours truly,Lashaan | Blogger and Book ReviewerOfficial blog: https://bookidote。com/ A civil war begins as Rukia's sentence draws closer and closer。 With the mysterious death of a captain unveiling a potential conspiracy on one side and the tragic origin story behind Kaien Shiba that is finally unveiled on the other side, this remained relatively calm but teases destructive confrontations for the following arc。Yours truly,Lashaan | Blogger and Book ReviewerOfficial blog: https://bookidote。com/ 。。。more

Megan

Eternally salty over the fact that this series ended without any definitive move in the relationship between Hitsugaya and Hinamori。 My twelve year-old little shipper heart is still waiting because who can say no to that angst?! That yearning? I mean, really。

Wataru

I like it when Hitsugaya appeared because he is my favorite character in Bleach。

Kassilem

We're starting to see something wrong to everything here。 Rukia's execution has been moved up again! Why's that? Some Soul Reapers are starting to question what is happening。 Ichigo is still struggling to learn Ban Kai。 He's getting stronger but will he make it in time? Ah the suspense turns up another notch。 With Ichigo, though, you don't get the sense that it won’t work out even as the impossibility rises, just that it will be one hell of a show when he gets there。 We're starting to see something wrong to everything here。 Rukia's execution has been moved up again! Why's that? Some Soul Reapers are starting to question what is happening。 Ichigo is still struggling to learn Ban Kai。 He's getting stronger but will he make it in time? Ah the suspense turns up another notch。 With Ichigo, though, you don't get the sense that it won’t work out even as the impossibility rises, just that it will be one hell of a show when he gets there。 。。。more

Jacob

It's boring to rate all of the Bleach volumes at 4 stars, so I kind of look for excuses to occasionally bump that rating up or down。 Bleach v。16 is an easy bump down, as half of it is flashback。 I don't really like flashbacks to begin with, but something about Bleach flashbacks feel more like thumb-twiddling than most。 Maybe to v。16 credit, this flashback is pretty crucial, but it was still a slog--especially because we're at a point in the Soul Society arc where things are rapidly coming to a h It's boring to rate all of the Bleach volumes at 4 stars, so I kind of look for excuses to occasionally bump that rating up or down。 Bleach v。16 is an easy bump down, as half of it is flashback。 I don't really like flashbacks to begin with, but something about Bleach flashbacks feel more like thumb-twiddling than most。 Maybe to v。16 credit, this flashback is pretty crucial, but it was still a slog--especially because we're at a point in the Soul Society arc where things are rapidly coming to a head, and the sudden flashback pushes the pause button on those things for a pretty significant amount of time。 I mean, when we're not in flashback mode, we've got a quick battle between Hitsugaya and Ichimaru, Kenpatchi displaying his famous lack of direction, Ishida getting captivated by butterflies, and the introduction of several captains we haven't really seen yet up to this point。 So there's some cool stuff amid all that flashback nonsense。 。。。more

Galion Public Library Teens

Review by K。M。 : "Good。" Review by K。M。 : "Good。" 。。。more

Ben Truong

Bleach, Vol。 16 continues where the previous tankōbon left off and contains the next nine chapters (131–139) of the on-going manga series。Forced to knock Momo Hinamori out when she tries to kill him, Tōshirō Hitsugaya furiously attacks Gin Ichimaru。 Eventually, Hitsugaya's lieutenant Rangiku Matsumoto intervenes when Gin was about to attack the unconscious Momo, the captain withdrawing rather than go against her。Meanwhile, everyone learns that Rukia Kuchiki's execution date has been moved to the Bleach, Vol。 16 continues where the previous tankōbon left off and contains the next nine chapters (131–139) of the on-going manga series。Forced to knock Momo Hinamori out when she tries to kill him, Tōshirō Hitsugaya furiously attacks Gin Ichimaru。 Eventually, Hitsugaya's lieutenant Rangiku Matsumoto intervenes when Gin was about to attack the unconscious Momo, the captain withdrawing rather than go against her。Meanwhile, everyone learns that Rukia Kuchiki's execution date has been moved to the following day with Renji Abarai decides to train with Ichigo Kurosaki to obtain his Bankai while Jūshirō Ukitake decides to save his subordinate。 However, Rukia believes her fate is deserved while reminiscing of her time with Kaien Shiba, Squad Thirteen's lieutenant who she was forced to kill when his body is invaded by the parasitic Hollow Metastica。On the day of the execution, now aiding the intruders, Squad Eleven faces Kaname Tōsen's Squad Nine subordinates and Squad Seven under Sajin Komamura。This tankobon is written and illustrated by Tite Kubo。 The incursion into the Seireitei to save Rukia Kuchiki continues。 With her execution date moved up, Ichigo Kurosaki's infiltration team adds more allies as they continue to go deeper into the Seireitei to find her。 The back story of Rukia and how she killed Kaien Shiba is finally revealed。All in all, Bleach, Vol。 16 is a wonderful continuation to a series that seems intriguing and I cannot wait to read more。 。。。more

DonutKnow

This review has been hidden because it contains spoilers。 To view it, click here。 So epic! I’m looking forward to seeing the fight between Renji and Byakuya! ✊

Blue

AMAZING

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 72 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 72 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

Ynwa

3,5 ||

R Z

when you're getting close to the end of the arc--you can feel it in your bones--and you've heard it all goes to the dogs after like volume 21 when you're getting close to the end of the arc--you can feel it in your bones--and you've heard it all goes to the dogs after like volume 21 。。。more

Kaylabookworm22 L

This was awesome。 I loved it!

Elias Alexander

Ha ha now we're getting somewhere really good。 The ending he he 👌🏻👊🏻 Ha ha now we're getting somewhere really good。 The ending he he 👌🏻👊🏻 。。。more