Instead, they clearly needed a way to remove that soul more permanently since their essence was a problem. If Captain-level people needed to be executed, you’d think you could just kill them. Why did a powerful weapon like the Sokyoku exist (the big flaming bird sword that Ichigo destroyed in the first “Rescue Arc”) and why did Kyouraku tell Ichigo’s friends that if Ichigo got too powerful in the Soul Realm, he would never be able to come back to the Human World. This new information actually explains some things hinted about earlier. When Souls get too powerful, they can’t be reincarnated into the Human World any more, so they are sent somewhere else, somewhere not in the usual planes of existence… Hell. Turns out, Kyouraku says that there may have always been this rumor or superstition floating around that actually these rituals serve a purpose. The point is, they’re finally doing their final ritual, the one for Ukitake, Kyouraku’s lover. Actually, Renji tells us this in the part of the chapter I found it most difficult to get through because all the magical children that were produced in the time skip are heavily involved, and so I can’t actually stand most of the stuff Kubo-sensei writes about that character any more.
#BLEACH SOUL RESSURECTION SERIES#
Captain Commander Kyouraku tells us that there have been a series of rituals that are meant to put Captain-level souls to rest. This new chapter postulates something very potentially groundbreaking for Bleach fandom. Hell is a place that never quite fit in the Bleach universe, despite the fact that it appears in very early chapters ( Bleach, Chapter 12, page 9.) ….another subject I am happy to see Kubo-sensei exploring. The “I” in question here is everyone’s favorite mad scientist/Arrancar, Szayelaporro Granz, returning, once again, from Hell. I thought all of that that was a bit of a cheat at the time, honestly, so I was glad to see that Kubo bring it back around. There was some handwaving at the end about Yhwach’s bits and bobs maybe still floating around out there and that they just randomly checked to make sure that was under control and that was that? (I did not read the Light Novels but I read summaries of them, so I know Yhwach’s corpse was some how enshrined, but let’s face it, that doesn’t make any more sense.) Which left me going ? If we needed the Soul King so badly, how is it that everything is solved when the guy who took over the job was murdered. Then, in the action of the final official actions, the Soul King is actually destroyed and subsumed by the newer big bad, Juha Back, aka Yhwach. Aizen has to be stopped because that would BE BAD FOR, UM, REASONS and the balance would be screwed up!! There was a lot of talk, generally, throughout Bleach, about “the balance,” how the Quincy screwed it up and and how this Soul King was the “lynchpin,” without whom everything would collapse. All along in Bleach‘s storyline there was this thread about how important it was that no one replace the Soul King as the big bad, Aizen, had wanted to.
#BLEACH SOUL RESSURECTION PROFESSIONAL#
So… I have a lot of feelings about this first new chapter.įor one, as someone who is also a professional storyteller, I found the end to be incredibly sloppy. On Tumblr, I have spun so much theory… I’m absolutely certain, in fact, that Kubo-sensei himself never thought about Bleach as much as I have. In my other guise as a fan fic writer, I have committed well over a MILLION words of fic in the Bleach universe. I have been a long, long time MEGA fan of Bleach much to my discredit. HWJG? Probably this is already a tag on Tumblr.)įor those of you who are new to MangaKast, I apologize for what is about to come. You have.įor the twentieth anniversary of Bleach, someone, somehow has roped Kubo-sensei into producing what appears to be a new mini-arc for Bleach, called “No Breaths From Hell.” (Update, this is probably just the chapter title, Looks like the new arc will be called Howl From the Jaws of Hell. My love/hate relationship with Kubo Tite continues.
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