Censorship is very common in anime, because the overwhelming majority of its audience are children. But for Tite it evolved into a tremendous stomachache! For those who are not in the field, you can only imagine that it is a small headache to redo a job already done. What shook the author was that at certain times there was a need to reformulate some scripts. But when he can, he released his pencil and creativity ran through the paper to shape the universe of Bleach. Everything that Tite Kubo went through to publish his masterpiece was very stressful. Another example is the Bount which, when referenced, are words in German. During the course of the plot, it is clear that some words related to the Hollow are of Spanish origin. However, the author not only created a very well explored folklore, he also added the languages of our real universe in his series. The mythology that surrounds Bleach is, of course, a trademark of Tite Kubo. Soon, Hirako Shinji only appeared 183 chapters later. However, Tite was unable to find a way to fit it as he wanted at first. One of the characters - who became central much later - appeared on the cover of the first edition of the manga. Kubo reports that they even laughed at his face when he sent the work for evaluation. This is one of Japan's most famous manga publishing magazines – if not number one. Without it, Tite Kubo would have given up on publishing the manga, as it was turned down by Shounen Jump magazine. – The author of Dragon Ball, Akira Toriyama, was responsible for the existence of Bleach. Since there was only one arc left for the end of the anime, but no, Tite Kubo preferred to finish the anime - which was already causing losses to the studios - and continue with the manga. Despite being one of the manga that reached the mark of more than 100 million copies sold, the anime was canceled due to low demand from mnaga. The city of Karakura still has a hero of Ichigo Kurosaki's lineage. The boy - now twenty-seven years old - shows the girl the powers of a reaper of souls. With many references to Japanese folklore - and some mixtures of others -, the saga ends with our much older heroes, married and with children. Until the end of the series, several bows are presented to viewers and show different races and powers that exist in the world. The only way to save him is to transfer his powers of reaper of souls to the boy. The two fight a battle, in which Rukia is injured while trying to protect the young man. The dialogue between the two is interrupted when Rukia Kuchiki feels the presence of a powerful Hollow - a supernatural entity that devours the spirit of human beings. The goddess of death, a common term for shinigami, is astonished to see that the boy can see her and communicate with her. Shinigamis have a duty to invite or influence people to death, causing suicide in those who do not accept the invitation right away. The young Ichigo is faced with a shinigami, a supernatural entity found in Japanese culture and mythology. The dark touch of the plot begins in one night. He can see and communicate with spirits and people who have already gone from this to the best. Ichigo Kurosaki's life suddenly changes, the then 15 year old high school student has a different skill than other young people his age. In the East, its debut took place on Jvery young. Was the live-action film produced by Warner Bros. Fade to Black (2008) and Jigoku-hen (2010) with supervision by Tite.Bleach: Memories of Nobody it was the first of the films, released in 2005.Not only from animated episodes and manga lived the saga of Tite Kubo, it had OVAs, animated films, rock music and many games from different platforms and consoles.
Over these eight years of anime, 366 episodes were released. A very short time compared to the manga, which continued for another six years. The first episode was released on October 5, 2004, ending on March 27, 2012. The history of genus shonen, whose target audience is young men between 12 and 18 years old, was promoted by Pierrot studio and distributed by Televix Entertainment.
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