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Is Bleach manga Rushed? ›

The ending of Bleach was rushed due to Tite Kubo's poor mental and physical health, not because of poor sales or pressure from the publisher. Kubo suffered from a partially torn tendon in his left shoulder and requested the manga to end within one or two years due to his deteriorating health.

Bleach ended early due to Tite Kubo's health issues and the declining popularity of his manga series. The manga industry has become more aware of the stresses on manga artists after the passing of Kentaro Miura, vindicating Tite Kubo.

The Thousand-Year Blood War ran from volumes 55 to 74, or to be more specific, from chapter 480 to chapter 686. The first part of the anime adaptation covers the story of the manga from volume 55 to the early parts of volume 61, specifically from chapter 480 to chapter 542.

The 698 individual chapters were collected by Shueisha in a series of 74 tankōbon volumes between January 5, 2002, and November 4, 2016.

7 The Anime Took 10 Years To Come Back Because The Animators Waited For The Manga To End. Bleach's anime abruptly ended in 2012 with its adaptation of the "Tale of the Lost Agent" arc. It wasn't until 8 years later when Thousand-Year Blood War's anime was announced during Bleach's 20th-anniversary special.

Bleach was cancelled due to low sales and ratings

Although there was no official announcement, it's not difficult to see why the series fell from grace.

When Ichigo gets overwhelmed, Orihime saves him. Ten years after the war, Orihime marries Ichigo and has a son, Kazui Kurosaki.

The first title he came up with was Black, but as he explained in an interview, he felt that it was too simple a title, as was the inversion, "White." So, Kubo changed "White" to Bleach, referring to how he "bleached" the black clothes of the Reapers to give his new shonen manga an unexpected name.

The anime has gone to great lengths to fix parts of the manga that many fans felt were disappointing, leading to Bleach Thousand-Year Blood War being the definitive ending of the series. The anime might not be finished, but what's there is quite promising.

At the time, the shinigami under the leadership of Genryuusai Yamamoto managed to utterly defeat Yhwach and his Quincy.

Who killed Squad Zero? ›

13 The Zero Squad Were Killed By Yhwach And His Schutzstaffel.

The war began with mysterious events and the invasion of the Soul Society by the Wandenreich, an army of Quincies. The war ended with climactic battles, including Ichigo defeating Yhwach and the Gotei 13 achieving victory, cementing the Quincy Blood War as an epic final conflict.

In a normal fight, Aizen doesn't have a way to defeat Yhwach. Yhwach cannot only see into the future, he can alter it to his advantage. Without mentioning the myriad of abilities he possessed, coupled with his incredible physical stats, unparalleled combat strength and raw power.

In the anime, at the first, he is 15. Post-timeskip, he is 17. In the manga, he's married and I believe he is in his late twenties. Edit: He's 27 when the manga ends.

Given how disappointing it was, it's a miracle that Ichigo's Fullbring training only lasted 6 tankobon volumes (roughly 50 chapters) and 24 episodes. If read or viewed in a revisit, the Fullbringer saga would probably just zip by, leaving few traces in its wake.

The Bleach manga had "fluff" and gaps of sorts, but all that can be pressed together to make a faster-paced anime that doesn't sacrifice any material along the way.

Bleach, written and illustrated by Tite Kubo, was serialized for 15 years in Shueisha's shōnen manga magazine Weekly Shōnen Jump from August 7, 2001, to August 22, 2016. Its 698 individual chapters were collected in 74 tankōbon volumes released between January 5, 2002, and November 4, 2016.

Even if the manga has more material, a fan could get through it all more efficiently, and if they read eight volumes per day, they'll just need nine days and about two hours on the 10th day to read the entire saga. That would take about as long as watching the filler-free anime.

Why is the Bleach anime only 366 episodes when it's manga has 74 volumes, whereas Naruto has 720 episodes and its manga has 72 volumes. Considering that both of them have fillers.