Bleach: Sennen Kessen-hen - Soukoku-tan

A sequel that really has the sauce! The anime that brought back one of the greatest Shounen of all time and did not disappoint at all. I read the manga a long time ago but it is clear that this anime adaptation is a thousand times better than its manga version, the animation is impeccable, fluid and with beautiful lines, even the scenery has become a beautiful thing to see. Although it has been a while since I watched this season, I can clearly remember the sound quality present in this season. Bleach has always been impressive in its sound effects and here in this season it is equal, simply majestic to hear the characters activating their Quincy abilities and their Bankais. Finally, I gave it a score of 8 because it is simply wonderful to watch this, I strongly recommend it to those who like Shounen, I just don't give it a higher score because Bleach still maintains that distressing problem for me of the characters floating in the air for no reason at all. =================================================================================================================Versão em Português===================================== Uma sequência que tem o molho de fato! O anime que trouxe de volta um dos maiores Shounen de todos os tempos e não decepcionou em nada. Li o mangá a um bom tempo atras mas é nítido que essa adaptação em anime esta mil vezes superior à sua versão em mangá, a animação está impecável, fluida e com um traço lindo, até o cenário se tornou uma coisa linda de se ver. Apesar de fazer um certo tempo que vi essa temporada eu consigo lembrar nitidamente da qualidade sonora presente nessa temporada, Bleach sempre foi impressionante em seus efeitos sonoros e aqui nessa temporada isso se iguala, simplesmente majestoso de ouvir os personagens ativando suas habilidades Quincy e suas Bankais. Por fim dei uma nota 8 pois é simplesmente maravilhoso de assistir isso, recomendo fortemente para quem gosta de Shounen, só não dou uma nota maior pois Bleach ainda mantem aquele problema angustiante para mim que é os personagens flutuarem no ar sem justificativa nenhuma.

It was nice and the animation was good but the storyline seems a bit lengthy but overall it is good :) I recommend watching this anime. The story is unique and there are a lot of twists and the series seems like non ending fantasy , but there are a lot of unnecessary elements also but it is nice and it`s definitely a masterpiece. If you are watching this series then I think you enjoy it. The series is mostly fictional and and the characters are depicted very well. They creators have put a lot of efforts into the making of the series looking forward for the 4th part of the thousand year blood war arc.

THE BEST cour of TYBW by a mile - absolutely incredible all throughout - the battles with each sternritter was absolutely incredible and had me at the edge of my seat - the bankai reveals this season were top notch and defo lived up to expectation after all of the anticipation - the story of Ishida being a double agent and switching sides and the reason for it was really intriguing - the animation was at its best compared to the previous seasons and for the most part the season was straight up fists - the anime expanding over Jugram and ishidas confrontations and expanding on many other things that felt quite rushed in the manga is such a great sight to see - this arc is truly incredible and so clear of the manga it’s laughable

one thing i love about this arc the most is the quality and art style, its the best I've seen in the most animes I've watched. id like to categorize this specific arc as the sasunaru arc of bleach xD its like how when sasuke ran away from konoha and naruto was insistent on getting him back, its the same thing going on here which brings back so many memories and feelings, but unlike naruto its not the primal focus and normally you'd find me complaining about that because i love my ships but it was just so intriguing and the pacing was so good, not a single boring episode ! the fights were so PEAK and EMOTIONAL LIKE AAAAA, BUT MY BIGGEST COMPLAIN ABOUT THE SHOW IS EPIDOSE 12 HOLY RAGEBAIT why did they only give bazzB and jugram 1 fucking episode and not even expand on their relationship, AND THEN AT THE END OF THE EPISODE JUGRAM WASNT EVEN GREIVING TF i better see him explaining himself next season or ima crash out peak tho

Writing and drawing manga in Japan is an extremely challenging job. With grueling schedules that border on slavery and enormous pressure from publishers to maintain their work's popularity among fans, authors face the constant risk of having their serialization canceled. Unfortunately, it's not uncommon to see manga artists suffering both physically and psychologically from these conditions. One of the most emblematic cases of this strain is that of Tite Kubo, creator of the world-famous manga Bleach. Bleach was part of the legendary "Big 3 Shounen": a trio of manga series published simultaneously in Weekly Shonen Jump, Japan's largest manga magazine, consisting of One Piece (1997-), Naruto (1999-2017), and Bleach (2001-2016). During the 2000s, these works dominated sales in the country, forever impacting the entertainment industry with both their astronomical numbers and their immense popularity. However, in the final years of publication, Kubo-sensei suffered from exhaustion caused by years of uninterrupted work—in total, fifteen years of weekly publication with almost no breaks—resulting in various illnesses and pains that directly affected the quality of his work. As a result, Bleach's popularity declined drastically, also affecting its anime adaptation, which was halted indefinitely in 2012. For years, Bleach was the only anime of the "Big 3 Shounen" series without a full manga adaptation, leaving countless fans disappointed at not being able to see the final arc in an animated version. However, in November 2021, Studio Pierrot—responsible for producing the anime until its hiatus—announced the return of the anime to finally adapt the manga's extensive final arc. The new adaptation, titled Thousand-Year Blood War, surprised audiences with its technical quality in practically every aspect. With fluid direction, stylish animation, and an epic soundtrack, the new production proved its worth, becoming yet another example of how animation studios are treating already established anime with great care. Bleach Thousand-Year Blood War - The Conflict, the third of four seasons adapting the final arc, begins with the aftermath of the battle between Ichibei Hyosube, leader of the Soul Society Royal Guard, and the King of the Quincy, Yhwach. After defeating the powerful shinigami, Yhwach advances to the final stage of his plan: to kill the Soul King, the being whose existence maintains the balance between the three worlds—Hueco Mundo, Soul Society, and the human world. And to thwart his plans, Ichigo Kurosaki, now with a newfound power, sets out to confront him and save countless lives. As mentioned, the new seasons of Bleach boast a technical excellence that few studios can match these days. And this quality continues impeccably in the third season. If you've already watched the previous two installments—which, presumably, is the case if you're reading this review—you can expect the same excellence in The Conflict. However, in my initial reviews of the initial episodes, I realized that the season's biggest weakness might be the script, the same problem that made me abandon the manga years ago. As the episodes were released, even with the grandeur of the production, the narrative flaws became increasingly evident and bothersome. These problems already existed in previous seasons, but now they're harder to ignore. At various points, the plot seems to mistime events. When it needs to move forward, the characters pause for excessive dialogue—often resulting in clichéd and even comical scenes. However, in moments that require more detailed explanations, the story accelerates, leaving important questions open. Bleach has always flirted with philosophical themes and a poetic approach, providing moments of reflection, but these elements aren't always well-applied to the narrative's pacing. Furthermore, there are plot holes and forced solutions, especially when they serve only to conveniently get the characters out of complicated situations. Another aspect that has always bothered me about Bleach, not just in Thousand-Year Blood War but throughout the series, is the "magic" system. Perhaps it's my own limitation, having not fully grasped the initial explanations, but the impression I get is that this system doesn't follow strict rules. In the end, the resolutions seem to depend more on Tite Kubo's momentary imagination than on a set of previously established norms. These inconsistencies in the script leave me worried about the story's outcome. The antagonists have reached such an absurd level of power that I'm not sure if the solutions presented will be convincing enough to feel like a victory for the protagonists and not just a narrative convenience. I haven't read the manga's ending, but Tite Kubo himself has already announced that there will be significant changes in the final season. Perhaps this will help address the issue and ensure a satisfying conclusion for the audience, without it feeling like a mere "Deus Ex Machina"—something that has happened countless times in the anime's previous arcs. Bleach Thousand-Year Blood War - The Conflict maintains the impressive technical quality of previous seasons, but suffers from a lack of script and, at times, from the pacing. The feeling of stagnation is real, as the plot often focuses on uninvolving plot threads, making the narrative progress slower than it should. Many characters end the season almost where they began, which may frustrate those hoping for a more dynamic progression. Despite my concerns, I believe the anime's future is promising. The changes promised by Tite Kubo could lead to a more coherent and impactful ending. And ultimately, it will be interesting to see, after more than twenty years, the definitive conclusion of the animated adaptation of one of the greatest mangas of all time.

another season and another binging gold every new season has just been so fking greatttttt...... . though ichigo has not shown much fruit from his hard work but i know he'll but in this season he was just being not very useful... . but until than what great squad captains fight with each being un fking predictable like the previous season which just so great and consistent making the fight ever unique and investing with new attacks and ways unique to individuals creating such great characters whether good or bad.... . its good to see Uryu has'nt changed much from the old time though he has became powerful gives nostalgia...seeing older character making attendance also feels great especially the hollows they just look cool in the new animation tooo... . i said in the past these new seasons feel like a celebration of bleach and i can say without a doubt ...the celebration continues....and i'm all for it... from the new animation to the ops and edss to My Ichigo voice everything was great..... . man i love this cant wait to binge another season ......until next time...Getsuga Tenshou...