#Bleach episodes 367 series

Zanpakuto: The Alternate Tale arc ( Filler episodes 230-265).

Arrancar: Battle in Karakura arc (Episodes 213-229).

Arrancar VS Soul Reaper arc (Episodes 190-205).

New Captain Shuusuke Amagai Arc ( Filler episodes 168-189).

Arrancar: The Fierce Fight arc (Episodes 152-167).

Arrancar: The Hueco Mundo Sneak Entry arc (Episodes 132-151).

Arrancar: The Arrival Arc (Episodes 110-131).

Soul Society: The Rescue Arc (Episodes 42-63).

Soul Society: The Sneak Entry Arc (Episodes 21-41).

The Agent of the Soul Reaper Arc (Volumes 1-8 episodes 1-20).

There are five manga story arcs expanded into seventeen anime story arcs, including the anime-original Filler:

#Bleach episodes 367 series

On August 8, 2021, Weekly Shonen Jump released 'No Breaths From Hell' - a 73-page special chapter of Bleach, helmed by Kubo, continuing after the ending of the series and beginning a new arc that involves the Soul Reapers fighting against the denizens of Hell. The series is set to air in October 2022. On March 21st, 2020, it was confirmed on the AnimeJapan livestream that the anime would be returning with an adaptation of the final arc, Thousand-Year Blood War. The anime remained an incomplete adaptation for years, ending where Chapter 479 of the manga did. In July 2018, Kubo released a one-shot spin-off manga called BURN THE WITCH set in London, England and dealing with the Western Branch of Soul Society. Some plot points were further expanded upon in Bleach: We Do Knot Always Love You and Bleach: Can't Fear Your Own World. In August 2016, after 15 years and 686 chapters, Bleach became the second of the 'Big Three' to end. The anime ran 7 1/2 years, from Octountil March 27, 2012, after the completion of the manga's penultimate (Lost Agent) arc, giving way to the Naruto spinoff Rock Lee's Springtime of Youth. It's also notable for having one of the largest Periphery Demographics in the history of shonen manga - it has not so much an Estrogen Brigade as an Estrogen Legion.ДЄfter 10 long years, the manga officially entered its final arc, which began on Februand was confirmed that the series would end with Volume 74.

Hell, it even has musicals! For most of its run, it was one of the ' Big Three' long-running shonen manga/anime in serialization, and it inevitably gets compared to its colleagues, as well as Dragon Ball (which Kubo is inspired by) and YuYu Hakusho (which shared the same director, and also dealt with supernatural themes). That said, this change of direction has led to not only one of the most ludicrous dramatic moments in manga history, but many an awesome moment as well, and its continued popularity speaks for itself.