Did you catch Rukia on this week’s episode of Bleach? I don’t know if she uttered a line, but it wasn’t a “blink and you’ll miss me” moment, as with previous episodes. Rukia…gets cut down pretty badly, just like so many of the others during these invasion episodes. I have a feeling she’ll be okay,… Read More Fanart Friday: Rukia Returns
Bleach is back, and so are these lovely ladies! Well, to be more accurate, we’ve only seen glimpses of Ruki and Momo so far in the “Thousand-Year Blood War” arc, but they’ll certainly play larger roles as the series moves along. So far now, enjoy this lovely fanart piece with the two to feed your… Read More Fanart Monday: A Happy Halloween from Rukia and Momo
Anyone else getting major Wizard of Oz vibes from this? Ichigo would be the Scarecrow, Orihime would be Dorothy, and Uryu the Tin Man. But who would Chad be? A larger lion beside the little cub, Kon? ★ 【l-oose】「 rukia and kon 」 ☆
I like to think that I’m a sophisticated viewer, one who not only appreciates but genuinely enjoys art house anime. But the reality is, while I do like some series that are unknown to many viewer, I also enjoy a number of popular shounen series, which is perhaps why the biggest disappointments I’ve had in… Read More Your Story is Infinitely More Interesting Than Asuna’s and Rukia’s
Dear Readers, Have you been keeping up with the happenings in Bleach? The manga has become fairly intense, and after all this time, the story’s become exciting again. I haven’t been a fan of the series since early in the arc involving Aizen, but I just can’t help but to consume the manga in chunks… Read More Letter from the Editor: Bleach, Church Retreats, and Powering Up
Character: Sousuke Aizen Series: Bleach Gender: Male Occupation: soul reaper (formerly) Bible twin: Satan Overview Bleach is a manga and anime that needs little introduction. It follows Ichigo Kurosaki, a high school student who is bestowed with the powers of a Shinigami (soul reaper), beings who send tortured souls to the afterlife and who fight… Read More Finding the Invisible God in…Bleach
Cross Game is an anime that is suprisingly mature and very subtle in its depictions of romantice love. On Tuesday’s post, I posited that people should stop playing games in love and that it’s important to be honest in what one expects from a relationship. Today, we’ll finish off with a couple more topics related… Read More Cross Game of Love, Part II: Letting Go