Bleach Review

Death gods, ka? It’s going to be epic. Let’s try it.
-Story(10/10)-
I owe a lot to anime. So many story lines, plus such interesting ones.
An imaginary town called Karakura sinking in sins, with delinquents resorting to acts of vandalism. While it seems that there is little hope, one orange-haired boy named Ichigo Kurosaki stands up for the truth. One day, he meets a death goddess called Rukia who reveals a hidden world of spiteful creatures known as Hollows who devour innocent souls to satiate their own hunger. When Ichigo’s sisters were attacked by Hollows, Rukia lends him her power and awakens him to his true identity. With new powers, the teen begins to fight against the hollows and purify them in order to get rid the world of evil.
The story mostly goes about soul society (some kind of a heaven) where people can live their second life.
Mostly, all arcs are about residents of soul society theirs future and past: tragic, funny, touching and
extremely interesting.
-Animation(10/10)-
It’s began airing in Oct 5, 2004. There was not enough money, so at first animation was so-so, than animation turned out to be a masterpiece.
-Sound(10/10)-
With long series, a large number of opening and ending themes is to be expected. The whole soundtracks, op, ending themes is great!
-Character(9/10)-
Ichigo. His single-minded motivation to uphold good, bring justice and protect those he cares for shines like a guiding light for all the lost souls scrabbling about in the dark. Also he is good leader.
Ichigo was given a godlike power; he was given two sides light and dark. Can his soul hold out against darkness?
-Overall(9/10)-
Beware of this anime, furthermore don’t watch it. The anime was finished at the most tasty part. The only way to satisfy your hunger is to read manga.
All in all, Bleach is nothing less than this generation’s holy text, and if you find the message you will like the anime.