Bleach (3-in-1 Edition) Volume 1: Includes vols. 1, 2 & 3

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Bleach: Thousand-Year Blood War Part 3 plot: What will happen and what manga chapters will it adapt? Bad: The stories start to drag as they go. Something wrong happens, Ichigo comes and saves the day, kills the hollow, the end. While first half is fun, it starts to get on your last nerve.

There are so, so many characters in this series. Their personalities are all very unique, and they each have endearing qualities that make them all incredibly likable. Bleach has enjoyed such long-running success due in part to the huge cast and elaborate character development. I haven't read another manga series that has quite the lengthy list of characters as this one has. Ichigo and co are facing their biggest threat yet after 366 episodes, four movies, and two parts of the revival series Bleach: Thousand-Year Blood War. Volume 19 of Bleach 3-in-1 edition (55, 56, 57). The beginning of final arch of Bleach, the quinces have come to take their revenge on the Soul Reapers who once hunted them. Bleach: Thousand-Year Blood War Part Three will largely follow Tite Kubo's original manga, which concluded in 2016. However, as we saw towards the conclusion of Part Two, we're now going off-script, and this will likely only ramp up.I decided, just because I was so bored and had nothing else better to do, to reread Bleach. I have heard rumors online about the new season of Bleach coming out which is totally exciting and I wonder if they’re true. I watched a portion of the episode where Ichigo uses his bankai for the first time ages ago and felt a bit cavalier and thought that maybe I'd get into the series sometime. Now that I've gotten into it, well, I'm sorry I didn't pay more attention earlier- there's a hell of a lot of manga to get through! However it's still the same artwork still the same story and characters that we love, just more affordable. When I discovered anime I preferred Bleach over Naruto. I don't know why exactly because Bleach has a few flaws in its world building. A bit too much unexplained things that never really get an satisfying answer. Still I adored these chapters and in the future will be collecting the omnibussen. I haven't seen the anime of this yet, and I'm not sure which was released first. I'm definitely interested in seeing the show now though, and am certainly going to read the rest of the manga volumes (if I can find/afford them all!).

The art is what I remembered most about Bleach but the story blew me away for a second time. It’s done in such a detailed way. With my knowledge of the whole series, I can see foreshadowing for the rest of the series. It’s also funny because Ichigo is so weak and slow compared to his Ultimate Version. Kubo plays a big part in the anime adaptation and has expressed his disappointment in having to rush the last arc of the manga series due to his failing health. Now, at the creative helm of it all, he's able to rewrite the series the way he intended. I decided to start from the beginning instead where I left off years ago because I want to refresh myself on what happened since I probably forgot some things and because I just want to experience this series again. I can’t wait for the Soul Society arc, that’s my favourite arc of the series so far. I enjoyed this story. It was fun learning about Soul Reaping and following Ichigo and Rukia on their adventures whilst they took down hollows. The drawings were great and out of the manga’s I’ve read this one was more text heavy. The text made it easier to follow the plot and learn a lot about the characters. Part-time student, full-time Soul Reaper, Ichigo is one of the chosen few guardians of the afterlife.The art style has a really interesting beginning. It’s shown to have all these sharp angles on the jaws of everyone. The lines are clean and thin, with some shading lines used alongside the tone. As teased in Part Two, we'll see more of some familiar faces, including the Vizards and Yoruichi Shihouin, who has been largely absent from the first 26 episodes. Expect more of fan favourite villain Sōsuke Aizen too, who already made a brief appearance earlier in the series. He's a favourite of Kubo, and we'd bet money on some more original scenes with him expanding how the Soul Reapers use him against Yhwach. There's also some.seriously sad stuff in there - dead family members make guest appearances, and I actually found some of the scenes so touching and painful. The entire volume was just written so fantastically. Overall this is a very good value, but if you are looking to collect Bleach I would recommend buying separate volumes for a few reasons: When I bought this I thought that it would be a mini box set of three volumes, but that isn't what it is. I probably should have known that even a box set wouldn't have cost less than half of buying them separately. Instead of being a three volume box set it is a single book made from merging three volumes into it.

I realize I’m super late to the game on this series but I’ve been meaning to read it for a while now. I’m glad I did. This might be the best start to a manga series I’ve ever read.

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Bleach is fun and diverse. It takes you through some dark stories and Ichigo is a likeable hero even though he plays the bad boy. Rukia is mysterious and gloomy. They are a perfect storm of MC’s which helps drive the plot forward. The Soul Society, and some unlikely allies, are facing off against the Wandenreich, the hidden empire of the Quincy. Over 26 episodes we've seen huge battles with massive losses on each side, including the Soul Society losing its oldest and most revered Captains. If you haven't read Bleach, this is actually a story about a young high school boy named Ichigo Kurosaki, also known as 'Strawberry' due to his natural orange hair color who can see ghosts. Due to this ability, he can't ignore what is happening around him until he met a Soul Reaper name Rukia Kuchiki, a young girl who reaps evil spirits called 'Hollows' and banished them from Human Society. When a hollow was too strong for Rukia, she lend her powers to Ichigo, little did she know that he has extra-ordinary abilities that questions the mystery of who Ichigo really is. So begins the story of Bleach. This wouldn't be a problem if they didn't make this larger book thinner by using thinner paper. This causes the ink from one side of the paper be visible on the other side. This isn't that strange in normal books, but since this book uses pictures the bleed through can make an damage details in an image. It isn't bad enough to be more than a slight annoyance. When I first heard about Bleach, it was one of the 'other' ( Naruto) popular manga title that was released in 2001. I have no idea what Bleach was all about until I read the first volume and it was kind of interesting. I did follow-up with the rest of the volumes and soon, I love reading it. Bleach 3-in-1 Edition Vol.1 is an omnibus edition collecting the first three volumes.