Orihime and Uryu arrive above the canopy to find the lifeless body of Ichigo. Orihime's attempts to heal him seem to have no effect but as she's begging him for help something happens to Ichigo.
Ichigo defeats Aizen with Final Getsuga Tensho which leads the villain to his permanent downfall.
Ginjo reveals his true colors by attacking Ichigo and stripping him of his Fullbring powers. Ichigo lies in despair from losing his powers yet again, when his father Isshin and Kisuke Urahara arrive.
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| Series cast summary: | |||
| Johnny Yong Bosch | ... | Ichigo Kurosaki / ... 287 episodes, 2004-2012 | |
| Michelle Ruff | ... | Rukia Kuchiki / ... 208 episodes, 2004-2012 | |
| Stephanie Sheh | ... | Orihime Inoue / ... 198 episodes, 2004-2012 | |
| Jamieson Price | ... | Yasutora 'Chad' Sado / ... 172 episodes, 2004-2012 | |
| Derek Stephen Prince | ... | Uryu Ishida / ... 152 episodes, 2004-2012 | |
| Kirk Thornton | ... | Narrator / ... 138 episodes, 2004-2011 | |
| Wally Wingert | ... | Renji Abarai / ... 136 episodes, 2004-2012 | |
| Steve Staley | ... | Toshiro Hitsugaya / ... 126 episodes, 2004-2012 | |
| Masakazu Morita | ... | Ichigo Kurosaki / ... 117 episodes, 2004-2012 | |
High school student Kurosaki Ichigo is unlike any ordinary kid. Why? Because he can see ghosts. Ever since a young age, he's been able to see spirits from the afterlife. Ichigo's life completely changes one day when he and his two sisters are attacked by an evil, hungry and tormented spirit known as a Hollow. Right in the nick of time, Ichigo and his siblings are aided by a Shinigami (Death God) named Kuchiki Rukia, whose responsibility it is to send good spirits (Pluses) to the afterlife known as Soul Society, and to purify Hollows and send them up to Soul Society. But during the fight against the Hollow, Rukia is injured and must transfer her powers to Ichigo. With this newly acquired power, so begins Kurosaki Ichigo's training and duty as a Shinigami to maintain the balance between the world of the living and the world of the dead... Written by Agent Neuman (corrected by Kijarat)
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I first saw the Bleach manga, and I was absolutely trapped by the story, mixture of Saint Seiya, Dragon Ball, Samurai 7; even though Bleach has a signature of its own.
Usually, when I watch an anime AFTER I read the manga, I get a little bit disappointed, because of poor animation, misplaced character voice acting, etc. But Bleach, far from letting me down, got me even more hooked to the story.
Kurosaki Ichigo, a middle-schooler from Karakura Town, has a very rare ability: he can see dead people. This ability will find itself enhanced one night that Ichigo accidentally meets Kuchiki Rukia, a Shinigami (Death God). Rukia, as all other Shinigamis, dedicates her time to slay Hollows, monsters that devour human souls. Just watch the first chapter... you'll get hooked right away.
Here's a little thing you should know. Bleach manga writer, Kubo Tite, is still drawing Bleach. So the story is not over. So, how does this affect the anime? Bleach, starting in chapter 63 or so, begins what is commonly known as a "filler": chapters on the anime that are not drawn in the manga, created with the sole purpose of giving the author time to finish the manga.
Bleach's filler is... um... not so good. At least, not as good as the non-filler anime. You can watch it, but it will not add much to the real story. The real "second season" of Bleach comes around the 105th episode or so. And it absolutely, definitely, seriously, no-kidding-around-on-this-one, ROCKS!!
The only thing I have against Bleach, and so I put a 9 Vote to it, is that I don't like long series, such as Naruto or One Piece. In fact, I don't watch either, but Bleach, I'll watch it until it ends, because it is seriously worth it. Trust me, it's great.