I feel this was a bit lacking. I liked it yes but it was a feeling. If I don't feel the true purpose, and I didn't, it makes me feel like I don't need to read it anymore. ( )

I am familiar with Bleach through Adult Swim, but still found myself kind of lost as I read this. I guess starting in the middle was not the smartest idea I've had, but I figured I'd give it a go before I returned my daughter's library book. I'll see if I can start at the beginning of the story, and work my way back to this volume. If not, then I know not to try starting from the middle. Definitely *not* a stand-alone. ( )

Trenton battle 11/8/1
Tite Kubo is a great hentai writer that as swept the world with Bleach. Tite Kubo’s date of birth is the 26th June 1977, that makes him 33. His hometown Hiroshima prefecture, Japan and his nationality is Japanese. The other books he has written are Bleach, Ultra Unholy Hearted Machine, and Zombie Powder. His occupation is Manga artist and he is great at it. He, Tite Kubo who wrote Bleach, also illustrated it.
He did so since it's serialization in Shonen Jump in August 2001. Bleach follows the adventures of Ichigo Kurosaki after he obtains the powers of a Soul Reaper ("Death God") —a death personification similar to the Grim Reaper—from another Soul Reaper new found powers force him to take on the duties of defending humans from evil spirits and guiding departed souls to the afterlife.
I think people that would like to read this book are people that like sci-fi and hentai love. I would give Bleach and him 4 out of 5 because I really love to read and watch his book and shows

All these characters are a bit confusing. And the plot is sort of dragging... ( )

Hmmm, I'll read the next few of the series, but I'm a little disappointed in the latest changes in the plot. First you have the slight issue that a lot of dramatic tension has been lost as it is apparently nearly impossible for this series to actually kill of a character. Add to that a bunch of the characters from the last story arc returning as a sort of comedy relief and I'm a little leery. ( )