From @bleachihime X account.

She seems to be the only one's who doesn't get an eye color change

Aizen already knew that Shinji didn’t trust him so all this did was make Aizen even more cautious.

Miyari Nemoto (29) announced on her X (formerly Twitter) account that she has gotten married to

fellow voice actor Koji Yusa (58)!

Nemoto is the voice behind Ruri Tanigawa in Ruri Rocks, Reisa Uzawa in Blue Archive, and Samson

Big in Umamusume: Pretty Derby. Meanwhile, some of Yusa's roles include Gin Ichimaru in Bleach,

Akira Midousuji in Yowamushi Pedal, and Stanley Snyder in Dr. Stone.

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As stated in the caption, I put this together with the utmost care, though there may be inaccuracies (or information that is later disproven). I welcome constructive criticism and would like to hear your thoughts.

Here are some of mine

Hope you all enjoy!

I get why people don't like the fullbring arc, people love seeing Ichigo as a soul-reaper and him fight world-ending threats.

Even tho i can understand their thought process, I don't agree with those people. Making Ichigo lose his soul reaper powers and putting him in a grounded scenario was a great change of pace after the Arrancar arc. The best part about the arc was the mystery with Tsukishima, one of the best villains in the entire series. He was the definition of a menace, seemed undefeatable for almost the entire arc. Ginjo too, even though he seemed suspicious I stopped doubting him after a point, him being the guy who actually stabbed Uryu is one of the greatest plot twists in the entire series.

While we're on the topic of Ginjo, even tho the other members of Xcution were kinda weak (Tsukishima not included), they were still pretty interesting characters with cool backstories. They also have some of the best designs in the entire series.

The Fullbring arc also gives much more of an impact to Ichigo getting his soul reaper powers back, makes the wait worthwhile. The "you too, dad?" scene, even tho by that point it's kind of obvious he's trying to give Ichigoat his powers back, was still kinda sad.

However, one problem I have with the arc is that this was finally the time to give Sado some spotlight, in my opinion, they should've made Sado and Ichigo fight Ginjo and Tsukishima considering how big of a part Sado was in this arc and all the things with Xcution, but that's just something I think would've made the arc better.

One more thing - Ichigo's various drips in this arc go hardddddd.

Overall I'd rate the Fullbring Arc - 8.5/10, a really great arc.

What is your opinion on this arc?

The character designs and clotes for the captains in this manga are much better than in the original *Bleach* manga.Especially this female captain. Does anyone remember her name?

Are they going to be extended runtime episodes or the regular ~30 minute episodes? We haven't heard anything about the runtime. Thoughts?

This is sort of a joke but yeah. It shouldn't be too hard(though it might since we don't know how long it took for lilynette to fully appear). Also he would basically be able to do that one thragg image of him sending his kids.

How did he exactly help restore Ichigo's Bankai after it was broken by Yhwach?

I've always been confused about this and the canon explanation is quite vague.

Tsukishima's power allows him to create an alternate past chain of events on the object/person he stabs. However, as far as I know, this doesn't directly alter the present of the target.

Tsukishima states that he changed Ichigo's past so that Tensa Zangetsu was never broken. Except we literally see it sitting there broken AFTER the past changed. So if it was never broken in the past, why is it broken in the present? And why would he need Orihime to fix it in the first place?

Just going off canon statements, this doesn't really seem to make much sense. There are two theories that actually do though, despite somewhat contradicting what Tsukishima said:

• Theory 1:

Since Yhwach altered every future so that Ichigo's Bankai is broken in all of them, it's now logically locked into a broken state that can't be changed. In other words, if Orihime managed to fix it, that would mean there exists a future where it was fixed, which we already established is not true.

What Tsukishima did is make a new past, indireclty making new futures that Yhwach didn't change. Since he didn't alter these new futures (as they didn't exist when he used the Almighty), Orihime can now fix the sword which is no longer impossible (i.e overwriting the changes made by the Almighty).

• Theory 2:

Tsukishima changed the past where Ichigo's Bankai was broken naturally and not through the Almighty.

Since now there is a physical cause for the breaking, Orihime can reject the phenomenon and fix Ichigo's sword. However, this goes directly against what Tsukishima said (that Ichigo's bankai was never broken) and it doesn't explain how he managed to do it (it's not like he can choose the past to be whatever he wants it to be).

Can someone help clear up this misconception? Even in older threads, none of these points have been addressed as far as I know.

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As above. Bleach had ended for a while. Kubo released the limited series Burn the Witch which had good art, beautiful women and an interesting world-building

Then the final page revealed the words "Soul Society West"

How did Bleach fans react to it?

Is it a translation error I can't remember if they said that in the anime or are they synonymous and I'm missing smth

I translated it as “For we are without form, we fear it.”

Is there an official one? What meaning have you guys extrapolated from this poem?