first class bleach Blood Battle of the Millennium Arriving in Japan on Blu-ray, it has been confirmed that the new release will include some exclusive content focusing on the omitted villain Quincy.
official twitter account bleach The anime has revealed that the Blu-ray set, which will be released in Japan on April 26, will feature an anime special about Sternritter “Q”, a character called Berenice Gabrielli appearing in episode five God of Death: Thousand Years of Blood War. This scene is said to have the new dialogue of bleachAuthor Tōto Kubo does not appear in the original manga. There is no word yet on the English version of this Blu-ray disc, although it seems a safe assumption that it will be brought to life soon. The Blu-ray cover is also said to include original artwork drawn by Kubo himself depicting Ichigo and the villain Ywhach.
The content of the new scene has of course not been revealed, but the announcement says it will be short. Gabrielelli only appears for a few seconds in the anime; his duel with Kenpachi Saragi bleach It ends with Zaraki cutting the boy’s throat and dragging his body to Yhwach. When Sternritter “Q”, his ability is called “Question”, although he never uses it because Zaraki killed him before he could explain what it does. Focusing additional content on a character who gets killed so quickly and irregularly is an interesting choice, but this scene can provide some traits for a villain that he didn’t have before.
Although this may be one of the first new scenes viewers will see Blood Battle of the Millennium As we’ll see, this isn’t the only thing Kubo has created for anime. Kubo has announced through interviews that the second game, or series of episodes, will feature at least one game that he was forced to cut from the show. bleach comic book, though he doesn’t give any clues as to how the fight might play out. There’s actually been a lot of talk about using anime adaptations Blood Battle of the Millennium Expanding a clipped or shortened scene bleach manga, as both Kubo’s health and the series’ popularity were struggling at the time. Kubo himself seems to agree with the idea and will likely continue to work with the anime team to incorporate more cut content in future seasons.
While it may take some time for Western fans to see this new content, its very existence gives hope to those who do. bleach will continue to expand its final plot, establishing characters and improving scenes to be better than they appear in the comics.
source: twitter bleach (JP)