>>2

It’s been twenty years since the DS, right?

>>2

Released on March 4, 2000.

What… the…

>>125

This is already a fossil from a quarter of a century ago.

That’s why you were disliked for your shallow strokes.

>>5

I’m not disliked or anything!

The lineup of series is amazing!

I miss when anime used to air around 7 PM.

They don’t do giveaways of 500 people anymore these days.

It was an anime golden time paradise at the 33rd anniversary, wasn’t it?

It’s like a divine being of Apophis…

The back of your hand looks really hairy.

>>16

Because I am a child of one heart…

Serial period: August 7, 2001 – August 22, 2016

I’ve never seen a scene with a sword like this, and it’s way too much of a sword for licking.

It’s no good having Rukia in front of the blade!

Just looking at the cover information, it only seems like a bad manga.

I should have never been a character that licked swords…

It’s unfair that TV Tokyo only airs anime…

The cover is basically decided by the designer rather than the writer, so I guess it was a product of such circumstances.

Shaman King had an anime not long ago, and so did Prince of Tennis, so not much has really changed in terms of eras.

Renji was also acting strangely silly when he first appeared.

At first, it was only Chanichi, but later it feels like Rukia was added.

A guy who looks like this ranked 23rd in the final exam.

That’s a bothersome persuasiveness…

Are you underestimating me… Ichigo Kurosaki…?

In the early days, Ichigo had droopy eyes and short hair, so his image is quite different.

It wouldn’t be surprising if there were behind-the-scenes stories about being asked to take photos like this during the play.

>>34

I feel like I’ve read an episode about responding to a request for a photo shoot for the Spirit Court Communications…

>>35

In the first episode, you can see Yuzu.

>>51

Haven’t you been seeing it vaguely all along?

>>51

Wasn’t it the case that even when we were attacked at the grave, we could vaguely tell that something was there?

>>35

It looks stylish, but there are too many words, it’s hard to read, and it doesn’t pique my interest… Was the first episode of BLEACH like this?

>>72

In the beginning, there’s a lot of comedy…

>>72

I actually thought it was better than my memory.

Finally, it’s out, but isn’t it Zombie Powder, which had a rather rough ending in the previous work? I mean, I like it though…

>>36

Well, from whose perspective is that?

>>36

Because the expectations were high.

>>44

There were discussions about it being a copy, but I had already seen quite a few dedicated fans around this time.

>>36

To be honest, this one’s ending is honestly superior.

>>61

It’s a good ending if you just ignore the one-shot!

>>63

I thought I had finished it off, but there’s still some residue left, and it’s trying to pull something off again.

My son completed everything without knowing anything about it!

Is this the end of the protagonist…?

>>68

I don’t think Chanichi is worried about that.

He’s not the kind of guy who would joyfully engage in a sword fight with someone like Kenpachi.

If anything, I could agree that I did it because Rukia told me to…

The sense of giving this work the title BLEACH.

“Hya is about to laugh out loud.”

>>42

Ha! I say.

Considering that it was just a few years ago when they celebrated Jump’s 50th anniversary, the passage of time is frightening.

Despite not having the motivation, I was forcibly made to continue the serialization, so I imagine it must be quite frustrating for my mentor, but I think Zombie Powder gained quite a few fans thanks to its very strong individuality.

So we

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>>49

I used to be called “stylish poem,” but I really like that it fits the theme of the work.

I heard it was said to be similar to TRIGUN?

>>53

There was a thread about this in the thumbnail, and it was no good.

>>53

Well, it has an impact on consciousness, right…?

>>53

I got into Trigun from Zombie Powder and then started reading Hellsing from there…

What are you licking!

I see.

Can you see the sword being licked by Kurosaki Ichigo?

It’s only natural that Trigun will eventually fade away with the passage of time…

At this point, it’s good, but you’ve gotten really good during the serialization.

I really liked the kind of crude jokes like Zombie Powder and early BLEACH.

>>64

Even women can get aroused! For example, if…

Reading the first episode again, I realize that Fishbone D is quite a crazy guy, isn’t he?

I was told by Urahara-san that if I don’t do this, I’ll die…

Nostalgic

I watched all three anime.

I feel like it was rare for the protagonist to be a typical honor student back then.

Every time I see this, it makes me realize that Prince of Tennis is still ongoing.

Was it finished a little before Toriko?

I remember laughing at the synchronicity during a moment when the protagonist messed up.

The paradise of TV Tokyo is the hell for people in the countryside.

>>74

In recent years, it’s become a thankful era where you can watch most things through subscriptions…

At that time, rental shops already existed across the country, but the time lag could not be bridged, and some places had poor selection…

Weren’t you supposed to be a delinquent?

Wasn’t Shaman King before BLEACH… I thought it was the other way around.

>>78

Mankin is quite old since it started when Rurouni Kenshin was still running, before NARUTO.

The only manga I know that successfully packed in this much setting explanation in the first chapter is BLEACH.

Although Chanichi is the protagonist, he is always far from the core of the story.

Third parties often resolve issues on their own and just move on.

In 2016, many of the main manga series ended one after another.

>>81

Honestly, I think manga around here has gone on for too long; it’s been sticking around with over 60 or even 70 volumes, and I honestly wonder about that.

The first episode of BLEACH and Fullmetal Alchemist: Brotherhood is quite similar, isn’t it?

Chanichi wasn’t really like this character in the first episode, was he…?

It’s a well-known story that Hirako appears in the chapter one cover illustration, but I wonder if he was originally intended to be a classmate.

It’s like missing the timing to release it and then reusing it.

>>88

I heard from an anonymous source that the masked army was supposed to emerge earlier.

>>88

If they were going to do the Arrancar Arc first, they would have appeared.

It seems like the story will change quite a bit.

>>88

In the character book, it is stated that there was no image of a shinigami, and it was originally planned to be just a transfer student.

In reality, the best range for a serialization is about 20 to 30 volumes that finish in 4 to 5 years.

I don’t know what I was drawing before BLEACH…

The grim reapers… have been watching the early comedy from the shadows all along…

Even the god of Apophis isn’t licking the sword, so know shame, know shame.

I don’t think there’s even a Shinigami in the story who licked a sword…

>>94

If it’s an Arrancar, then Zaero Apollo is doing something similar…

>>96

Of all people, it’s with that pervert, huh…

I think it became stylish around the Soul Society arc.

Personally, I might prefer the route where they mix comedy and daily life while also dealing with demon slaying.

That said, the way of the false is so vicious that it’s a bit off-putting.

I heard that each of my classmates is supposed to awaken their abilities one by one.

>>100

There was a colored illustration of Tatsuki dressed in a grim reaper outfit.

>>102

I remember you saying that it was a drawing you made for Jump Festa and intended it to be a one-time thing.

>>100

Was there a possibility that Fullmetal Alchemist would turn out this way too?

>>109

If the Chad and Ishida arcs were well-received, they probably would have continued that storyline…

Perhaps in the early storyline, there are hints that members of the daily life group like Tatsuki, Mizuiro, and Keigo had awakened some kind of abilities, right?

Even though he has no spiritual power and I let my guard down, it’s amazing how overwhelmingly strong Rukia is in this first episode.

I feel that this early waning moon and hairstyle are slightly different from the main story.

>>105

If anything, Zangetsu is really thin at the beginning of the story.

Isn’t there something mixed in with this Ichigo that’s bald?

There are places where I want you to do it again with the initial route.

It will probably be a development that chooses people.

>>107

Personally, I used to prefer this, so I distanced myself once the serious and trendy developments started increasing…

The first 20 volumes were really interesting, but after that, the story got sluggish with the whole “hollow” thing, which wasn’t great.

>>112

It’s great that Zael Apollo feels long even when read in one go.

Not good.

It’s surprising that Rukia is no longer the heroine.

Until we went to the Soul Society, it was usually more about the mid-level or lower ranks.

Since the journey disaster arc, the higher ranks have become their fixed position.

>>114

Just like Saint Seiya, the internal conflict arc is too popular…

Both the characters and the story in the internal conflict arc are interesting…

>>114

Since it was regularly in the double digits, it’s clear that if we didn’t change the plan, it would be facing cancellation, and after making adjustments, it succeeded brilliantly, which is quite an amazing story.

It’s like Yuji Itadori is holding a main weapon that breaks instantly, like a knife.

It’s nice to be with the embodiment of Apophis as a new series.

Well, the full-color Bankai reveal was amazing even at that time.

I’m looking back at the story with Rivalsoul, but Ichigo in the early days was the kind of person who said things like “Damn it.”

I wonder if there were still regrets after bringing out the glasses-wearing lewd woman in the wizard.

Even though it didn’t go exactly as planned, it’s amazing that it received such a big response.

I really like the early part with Chad.

>>127

If a steel frame falls and you come out unscathed, you’re not really human from the start, right…?

>>127

Until the Arrancar arc, they were strong enough to be reliable allies.

Renji’s character is completely different when he first appears, right?

Chad’s strong character vibe in the early game was amazing.

If it’s just a seat officer, it’s not much of a deal.

Chad often has his spiritual pressure disappear.

I feel like Chad’s enemies are strong.

>>134

There weren’t really any suitable enemies like Grimmjow in the Thirteen Court Guard Squads, were there…?

I think it’s amazing how the master can flexibly change things, like bringing in future developments so that we can shift towards the direction of excitement right away, considering that the originally planned route was quite detailed and the popularity is off the charts… Should we change the boss too? Or should we make this guy an enemy?

I still can’t believe that the Arrancar arc comes first.

The early version of the just big Japanese sword, Zangu, is great, isn’t it?

Wasn’t it originally not planned to focus on the Grim Reaper?

I liked the feeling of fighting in the everyday scenery of the agency chapter.

It’s amazing that this person is not the main heroine.

In the beginning, Shiroya was really short and petite, unlike now.

>>140

Both Byakuya and Renji have a strong sense of being minor characters.

I think it’s honestly genius that when I said it would be canceled unless they made some adjustments, the members of the Gotei 13 showed up.

For now, please come up with more than 20 characters that seem likely to be popular.

I did it!

>>144

Clearly a suspicious fox face!

A battle-crazy person who seems unable to understand conversation and a mad scientist!

>>144

It’s really become popular, how amazing…

Hey, Rukia.

Did my zanpakutō really look so easy to underestimate?

>>145

It definitely looks like it could be done.

The position I initially envisioned for Renji and Byakuya was probably something like the trash of Dilo I briefly showed, or maybe even lower than that.

On the contrary, I think that Diroi and the early Espada around that area became significantly weaker due to the change in direction.

The fact that the embodiment of Apophis has been strengthened overseas is surprisingly timely.

Does this reprint issue come with the Apophis transformation god as well?

I think it’s genius to make a big guy who hides his face with a hat into a wolf inside.

The rivalry with Grand Fisher is too simple.

I wonder if there are any Soul Reapers in the main story who lick their Zanpakuto… They’d get incredibly scolded by the captain and probably be hated by their Zanpakuto.

>>154

I feel like Kenpachi, Ikkaku, and Mayuri were underestimating it.

J-Anime Paradise Emerges!!

I’ll take a picture, so please act like a Grim Reaper!

>>156

Please make it look more sinister.

Didn’t we play Yu-Gi-Oh! either before or after Prince of Tennis on Wednesdays?

>>157

It’s the front, in terms of the time zone.

After Tennis no Ouji-sama, it’s Hikaru no Go.

Make all the captains popular characters!

I did it.

The vice captain has also developed their character fully.

>>158

I feel like some characters might be weak…

Reputational damage to the Grim Reaper

I was surprised that Ubikake only shows his back all the time, he’s such a handsome guy.

>>161

It seems they hadn’t decided on the mastermind until halfway through, so they probably portrayed the strongest candidate.

I feel like there was a scene where Kenpachi was licking his sword… or maybe there wasn’t…

Speaking of which, the initial Zangetsu was kind of like Tekkai?

Yaba-san is seriously lacking in character depth.

>>166

The type that has a thin character but makes it their character.

I’ve always thought it’s a bit questionable whether Hirako was really set up as a masked army from the very beginning.

The initial assumed party consists of Ichigo (all attributes), Rukia (Shinigami), Inoue (Fullbringer), Chad (Hollow), and Ishida (Quincy).

Among them, the child between the Grim Reaper and the Hollow stands out quite a bit during the party.

Isn’t Yaba-san quite characterized by his appearance, his lectures about baldness, his oddly shaped zanpakutō, and his respect for the captain?

>>171

There’s often talk about how that guy has no turn – no battles – and things like that.

Characters like Iba-san, who may not stand out in battles, still manage to leave a lasting attachment overall, and I think that’s definitely due to the impressive character creation capabilities.

>>171

It’s interesting that, with that appearance, it has a versatile type that combines sword, fist, and running ghost.

>>171

I don’t understand the abilities of the zanpakuto.

Since I’ve been in Squad 11, I can only say that it’s just a physical attack type.

Mayuri-sama is folding something, embedding sensors on his own, modifying things… His zanpakuto probably has the lowest likeability.

(I’m torn between making the final boss Ukitake or Aizen…)

>>175

If 13 was a betrayal, then it would have been like what happened with Judas, right, Ukitake?

It might be that Ibaraki-san’s lack of decent battle depiction, aside from the failed ambush on Ayon, is actually not making her seem less impressive.

The Grand Fisher with its mask broken wasn’t actually a Hollow back then…

It’s a work where the perspective of a combat junkie who thinks the one who wins is the most important is quite different from the emotional perspective of seeing a psychological drama, so that’s understandable.

It seems that you were actually unsure until the very last moment about whether Ai-chan or Ukitake was the traitor.

That dead Aizen might actually be real, not just a disguise.

>>183

There are groups saying that Ukitake was definitely supposed to be the final boss, but hasn’t the master never said that?

>>193

I’ve heard here that Unohanna-san is also a strong candidate, but since it’s just what an anonymous person said… it would be difficult to find interviews or discussions from now on.

The theory that the character is strong because they can make idiots and love-struck individuals act alongside Hisaki.

Is the reuse of Ukitake’s final boss concept in the Hell arc…?

The reason there were many predictions of betrayal for Ukitake in the SS arc is possibly because of those moves.

>>186

Rukia’s superior who frequently takes sick leave (or so it seems, but probably is secretly active behind the scenes) and is Jūshirō towards Ichigo (15).

If they were truly the mastermind, it would be so straightforward that it wouldn’t be surprising at all.

If Captain Ukitake was the mastermind, would I have been able to sympathize with Ginjo-san a little more?

>>187

I think it depends on whether you’re reading a novel or not.

I think BLEACH is an interesting manga from the first episode, but this cover really gives off a strong vibe of being uninteresting and possibly discontinued.

The visual impact of the first episode of the serialized story was great for Chainsaw Man.

The eye patch character has made an impact, so I will heal within that story.

Even though he hasn’t eaten anyone’s soul yet, Orihime’s brother regaining his sanity and removing the mask by himself is pretty crazy, right?

In the art book, it says that Aizome and Hitsugaya were created as characters from the roles of a mastermind and detective.

The cover illustration that draws you in with impact would be something like Bobobo, while for atmosphere, it’s like Death Note or The Promised Neverland.

Well, if Chanichi judged that it’s fine to provoke, he probably provoked because there was someone on the other side who used to be a punk.

There should be many nameless shido in this licking Ichigo family, with three volumes…

Ginjou exited with way too many mysteries remaining… It seems like it was supplemented in the novel.

I feel like I mentioned that I hadn’t decided on the mastermind.

It seems that Ukitake had some suspicious moves, which might have been one of the possibilities.