Bleach Chapter 424 Spoiler - Goodbye Halcyon Days
"Today's that day...the same day when I met...her. Three years, huh? It feels like yesterday..."
We see Ichigo lying on his back. He is in the Karakura graveyard, cushioned by a patch of verdant grass. His hands are behind his head as he stares wistfully into the azure sky. Suddenly, a face, its details obscured by shadow, pops into his view, rather close to his own face. A low voice comes from the figure. "Kurosaki-kun?"
"GAH!"
The noise startles the figure, which takes a step back. Ichigo himself quickly sits upward and comically scrambles back, only to see Orihime. He breathes a sigh of relief.
"Oh, it's just you, Inoue...geez, don't surprise me like that! You nearly gave me a heart attack."
Orihime, at seeing the look on his face, can't help but giggle.
"Heehee, I'm sorry! I just came to bring my brother some flowers and noticed someone in the distance, just laying there on the grass...I saw the orange hair and figured it had to be you."
Ichigo scratches the back of his head in that usual manner of his.
"Ah..."
"So, what brings you down here? Did you come to visit your mother?"
Ichigo nods, then looks over at his mother's tombstone.
"Yeah, and this place...reminded me of something."
We see a short flasback panel of Ichigo standing in front his mother's grave, asking Rukia to allow him to be a shinigami a bit longer. She sits in a tree overlooking him and smiles.
At that point, Orihime's voice rouses him from his reverie.
"Oh...that day...it's today, isn't it? The day you met..."
Ichigo allows himself a small, pensive smile.
"Rukia, yeah."
The two are quiet for a few moments, each looking at the ground, before Ichigo breaks the silence.
"...Have you talked to her recently?"
"Not since the last time I told you, which was a couple months ago...she's probably pretty busy with things in Soul Society, having finally been made a Vice Captain and all."
"Ah...yeah, I figure got a lot to d--"
At that moment, a ringing noise breaks him off mid-sentence - his cell phone. Flipping it open, he answers tentatively.
"Hello?"
A deep voice comes through on the phone's earpiece.
"Ichigo...there's trouble."
"Dad?"
Ichigo listens for a moment on the phone. His eyes widen in disbelief.
"...What?!"
Ichigo sits there on the grass, the phone held to his ears, while Orihime looks on worriedly.
Side Text: A shocking revelation!! What could it be?
Wednesday, October 27, 2010
Bleach Movie 4 Official Trailer
Hey guys ... have you watch the official trailer for Bleach Movie 4?? If didn't, here I gave you the link
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=UZ1aBcBSq_o
It's so awesome that make me can't wait for the real Bleach Movie 4 ^^
Make sure to give comment about the video, please ;)
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=UZ1aBcBSq_o
It's so awesome that make me can't wait for the real Bleach Movie 4 ^^
Make sure to give comment about the video, please ;)
Monday, October 18, 2010
Bleach Movie 4 Cover
Hey guys ... here I come back again!! And now, there's an info for you. This is the official poster for Bleach Movie 4 : Jigoku Hen (Hell Chapter)
It's Ichigo with another two new character that maybe will be the main story of this movie.
It's Ichigo with another two new character that maybe will be the main story of this movie.
Saturday, October 9, 2010
New Character at Bleach Movie 4
Here's some new character that maybe will show up at Bleach Movie 4 : Jigoku Hen
Wednesday, October 6, 2010
Bleach's Creator - Kubo Tite
Kubo Tite is the creator of the spectacular manga and anime series called 'Bleach', He also is the creator of the manga series 'Zombie Powder'. Kubo is recognized as being the creating of Bleach as it has sky rocketed to the top and is one of the most popular animes in Japan. He was born on June 26, 1977 and grew up watching Dragon ball and Akira which Inspired not only Kubo to want to be a Manga artist but also Naruto's creator Masashi Kishimoto. Although hard to believe, it wasn't always easy for Kubo as he wrote Zombie Powder while still in high school but do to lack of popularity Zombie Powder was cut after only 4 volumes which was an emotional blow to Kubo. Shortly after Kubo starting writing a new manga ,as we know now as Bleach, and sent it to the weekly Shonen Jump but all his dreams were crushed after 'bleach' was rejected as it was said to be to similar to Yu-Yu Hakusho. Akira Toriyama, Creator of Dragon Ball, Happened to read the manga that kubo had submitted and had heard that it was rejected. Akira quickly mailed Kubo and with this letter Kubo was able to get confidence back to himself and was once again inspired to write.
Shortly after the letter from Akira Toriyama the first volume of Bleach was published in Japan on the 5th of January, 2002. Bleach began to publish weekly (and even now it even does). Bleach is now published in the weekly Shonen Jump with the top manga's in Japan, Naruto, One Piece, Prince of Tennis, Hunter X Hunter, Death Note and where Dragon Ball was once published itself.
TALK OF BLEACH: Kubo Tite x Morita Masakazu Interview
How they met and their first impressions Question: When did Kubo-sensei and Morita-san first meet?
Kubo: After recording the first ever animated version of “BLEACH”*1 where I did the role of Kon. I think that was the first time.
Morita: I had other work scheduled that day and had to leave early, so I didn’t really get to talk with him.
Question: What were the first impressions of each other?
Morita: A shy person
Kubo: A very energetic person. He’s always very excited. I don’t tend to get along very well with overly energetic people, but Morita-san was very friendly and open, which helped a lot. We got along very well once we started talking.
Question: Kubo-sensei, do you watch the animated version?
Kubo: Of course! I get a copy of it before it’s aired, and I watch that too.
Question: Any opinions?
Kubo: I have to do everything myself for the comic, but a lot of people work together for the animated version. People interpret the script in different ways, so I’m always impressed by how it turns out and watch in awe! *laughs*
Question: Does Ichigo talk to you with Morita-san’s voice when you imagine him in your mind?
Kubo: It happens. *laughs* I’ve told Morita-san about it.
Morita: When I heard about it, I just had to look for that scene.
Kubo: It’s when the crew returns from Soul Society, when Ichigo says “Ijime?”*2 *laughs* (* Ijime = bullying)
Kubo: Earlier, Morita-san was saying how “a story is born when people interact”*3. I agree with that. For me, drawing comics is not about drawing lines and faces, but about portraying the mood. So whether or not you’re working on a novel or a comic, you work to portray the mood on paper with words and drawings. Like…for example backgrounds. Backgrounds can tell you where a character is, but I don’t think it’s that important. I don’t want to draw a background if the focus is on the character. In “BLEACH”, a lot of the times when a new character appears, I leave the background white*4. I want the reader to feel the mood the character gives when they’re there. Characters make the setting real, so I keep that in mind when I work on each character.
Morita: When I read the comic, I can feel the mood, the tension (or lack of) that the drawings create, and I can really imagine hearing the dialogue. So when I put voice to the characters, it’s important that I try to recreate that mood as much as possible without any distortion.
Question: How do you spend your days off? Kubo: I don’t get any days off.
Morita: Same here.
Kubo: If I have any spare time, I work on colouring or some other task. It’s so rare to get any time off; I don’t remember what I did the last time I had time off. I might give myself a few hours to go get a hair cut, but it’s back to work once I get back.
Question: What’s the number one thing you want to do right now?
Kubo: I’m not sure… If I think about what I want to do everyday, I think I’d go crazy! How crazy is it that I haven’t been able to do anything I want to for the past two years??
Question: Kubo-sensei, do you ever think about moving on and working on a different project?
Kubo: I try not to think about it. When I start thinking about something else, my mind shifts away to it, and if I focus too hard on it, my mind my ideas [for BLEACH] start to blur. So, if something pops up, I satisfy it with just sketch of a character or two for it, and leave it at that. I try to keep my mind focused on “BLEACH” as much as possible. I could make a lot of side-stories for “BLEACH”, but if I make a side-story for “something else”, then “BLEACH” won’t turn out the way I’d like it to so I’ve never wanted to make one.
Question: What kind of work would you like to do in the future then?
Morita: Work wise, I’d like to do some stage work. I started off acting on stage, so I’d like to go back to acting on stage and on TV….but that’s quite a ways into the future. I just don’t have the time with how things are right now.
Kubo: Designing work. I’d like to do some fashion designing*5&6. I’d have to do a lot of studying for it, but…. Maybe a few years from now, I’d like to give fashion designing and interior decorating a try.
Question: The story about Aisen*7, I liked the title!
Kubo: Thank you.
Morita: The poetry you have at the beginning of the comic books is impressive too.
Question: How long does it take you to write one?
Kubo: I have some written already. When something inspires me, I write it down, and later I pick out the ones that work for the scene I’m working on.
Morita: So you have a book full of them?
Kubo: Yes I do! I think I have about 50 written down. They could be about a character’s image, or what they’re thinking about. If I can’t find one that fits into my idea, then I think about it until I do. It’s quite tough if I can’t find anything good in my stash.
Question: Is it like that now too?
Kubo: Yeah. I have to think of some for the upcoming Character Book. I was told they’d like some [poetry] in the Character Book and Anime Book just recently, so I’m struggling to come up with something good*8.
Question: Kubo-sensei, when do you feel satisfaction when you’re working?
Kubo: I guess that would be when I’m able to draw out exactly what I’ve imagined. I only get 19 pages to work with every week, so I have to cut out some stuff on occasion. It rarely works out perfectly, but when it does, it feels great!
Question: Parts of your work sometime seems like a scene from a movie. Like when Hinamori goes after [Ichimaru] Gin right after Aisen’s death*9.
Kubo: That’s actually one of the scene’s that worked out as I wanted. It’s one where I was able to portray everything with the right techniques, so I’m happy to hear you say that.
Morita: It’s one of those things that you can read on without really noticing. But after you go over it again, and think about the frame size on each page or the kind of effects he’s using, you realize how well it’s drawn out.
Kubo: There’s still a lot I’d like to develop on. If I had infinite time that is. Like more about [Zaraki] Kenpachi. I’m sure I’ll be able to somewhere down the storyline.
Question: I really wonder who “Yachiru” refers too…
Kubo: I plan to bring it up. It’s a secret for now.
Morita: And the “Four Noble Houses”…?
Question: Kuchiki and Shihouin and…..Shiba?
Kubo: No, not Shiba. When they were around, it was the “Five Nobel Houses”. There are a lot of other ideas I’d like to work on, but I’ll only bring up ones that are really good… You’d only want the best right?
Morita: I’m looking forward to it! *laughs*
I read every single letter that is sent to me. Your thoughts and opinions are what really keep me going. Please keep the fan letters coming! *laughs*
from : Bleach Exile.com
Kubo: After recording the first ever animated version of “BLEACH”*1 where I did the role of Kon. I think that was the first time.
Morita: I had other work scheduled that day and had to leave early, so I didn’t really get to talk with him.
Question: What were the first impressions of each other?
Morita: A shy person
Kubo: A very energetic person. He’s always very excited. I don’t tend to get along very well with overly energetic people, but Morita-san was very friendly and open, which helped a lot. We got along very well once we started talking.
| About “BLEACH” the animated series |
Kubo: Of course! I get a copy of it before it’s aired, and I watch that too.
Question: Any opinions?
Kubo: I have to do everything myself for the comic, but a lot of people work together for the animated version. People interpret the script in different ways, so I’m always impressed by how it turns out and watch in awe! *laughs*
Question: Does Ichigo talk to you with Morita-san’s voice when you imagine him in your mind?
Kubo: It happens. *laughs* I’ve told Morita-san about it.
Morita: When I heard about it, I just had to look for that scene.
Kubo: It’s when the crew returns from Soul Society, when Ichigo says “Ijime?”*2 *laughs* (* Ijime = bullying)
| What you want to portray |
Morita: When I read the comic, I can feel the mood, the tension (or lack of) that the drawings create, and I can really imagine hearing the dialogue. So when I put voice to the characters, it’s important that I try to recreate that mood as much as possible without any distortion.
| Kubo & Morita Q&A |
Morita: Same here.
Kubo: If I have any spare time, I work on colouring or some other task. It’s so rare to get any time off; I don’t remember what I did the last time I had time off. I might give myself a few hours to go get a hair cut, but it’s back to work once I get back.
Question: What’s the number one thing you want to do right now?
Kubo: I’m not sure… If I think about what I want to do everyday, I think I’d go crazy! How crazy is it that I haven’t been able to do anything I want to for the past two years??
Question: Kubo-sensei, do you ever think about moving on and working on a different project?
Kubo: I try not to think about it. When I start thinking about something else, my mind shifts away to it, and if I focus too hard on it, my mind my ideas [for BLEACH] start to blur. So, if something pops up, I satisfy it with just sketch of a character or two for it, and leave it at that. I try to keep my mind focused on “BLEACH” as much as possible. I could make a lot of side-stories for “BLEACH”, but if I make a side-story for “something else”, then “BLEACH” won’t turn out the way I’d like it to so I’ve never wanted to make one.
Question: What kind of work would you like to do in the future then?
Morita: Work wise, I’d like to do some stage work. I started off acting on stage, so I’d like to go back to acting on stage and on TV….but that’s quite a ways into the future. I just don’t have the time with how things are right now.
Kubo: Designing work. I’d like to do some fashion designing*5&6. I’d have to do a lot of studying for it, but…. Maybe a few years from now, I’d like to give fashion designing and interior decorating a try.
| About the poetic verses |
Kubo: Thank you.
Morita: The poetry you have at the beginning of the comic books is impressive too.
Question: How long does it take you to write one?
Kubo: I have some written already. When something inspires me, I write it down, and later I pick out the ones that work for the scene I’m working on.
Morita: So you have a book full of them?
Kubo: Yes I do! I think I have about 50 written down. They could be about a character’s image, or what they’re thinking about. If I can’t find one that fits into my idea, then I think about it until I do. It’s quite tough if I can’t find anything good in my stash.
Question: Is it like that now too?
Kubo: Yeah. I have to think of some for the upcoming Character Book. I was told they’d like some [poetry] in the Character Book and Anime Book just recently, so I’m struggling to come up with something good*8.
| The feel of satisfaction |
Kubo: I guess that would be when I’m able to draw out exactly what I’ve imagined. I only get 19 pages to work with every week, so I have to cut out some stuff on occasion. It rarely works out perfectly, but when it does, it feels great!
Question: Parts of your work sometime seems like a scene from a movie. Like when Hinamori goes after [Ichimaru] Gin right after Aisen’s death*9.
Kubo: That’s actually one of the scene’s that worked out as I wanted. It’s one where I was able to portray everything with the right techniques, so I’m happy to hear you say that.
Morita: It’s one of those things that you can read on without really noticing. But after you go over it again, and think about the frame size on each page or the kind of effects he’s using, you realize how well it’s drawn out.
Kubo: There’s still a lot I’d like to develop on. If I had infinite time that is. Like more about [Zaraki] Kenpachi. I’m sure I’ll be able to somewhere down the storyline.
Question: I really wonder who “Yachiru” refers too…
Kubo: I plan to bring it up. It’s a secret for now.
Morita: And the “Four Noble Houses”…?
Question: Kuchiki and Shihouin and…..Shiba?
Kubo: No, not Shiba. When they were around, it was the “Five Nobel Houses”. There are a lot of other ideas I’d like to work on, but I’ll only bring up ones that are really good… You’d only want the best right?
Morita: I’m looking forward to it! *laughs*
| A message to the fans |
from : Bleach Exile.com
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