192 pages, Paperback
First published June 4,2004
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Yoruichi Shihōin (四楓院 夜一, Shihōin Yoruichi) is the former captain of the 2nd Division of the Gotei 13, as well as the former commander of the Onmitsukidō. Having abandoned her command of both positions, she works with Kisuke Urahara and Tessai Tsukabishi,...
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I have an abundance of questions swirling around in my mind. What on earth did Dark Ichigo imply when he made the statement that Ichigo would be king? Was it a prophecy of some sort, or did it hold a deeper, more hidden meaning? And then there's the question of Kenny. Is he truly, undeniably dead? There are just so many uncertainties, so many loose ends that remain untied. It feels as if I'm constantly searching for answers in a vast, dark void. So many questions, and yet, there never seem to be enough answers to satisfy my curiosity. It's frustrating, really. But perhaps that's what keeps me coming back, eager to uncover the truth and finally have all of my questions answered.
I'm back on the Bleach train after petering out last year. And damn does it feel good! Volume 13 finds us right in the middle of things that are already in motion. Thankfully, I was already up to speed on this, courtesy of watching the three or four episodes of Bleach that lead into them. Namely, it's Ichigo's big battle against his first Captain, Kenpachi. While we get appearances from a number of beloved characters, especially on the Soul Society side of things, Ichigo v Kenpachi really dominates the page count.
For those of us who have read or watched through this arc before, this fight is one of the highlights. It's not just a highlight of this arc, but of the whole series. So the strong focus on this battle doesn't feel out of place at all. It's exciting to see Ichigo push himself to his limits against such a powerful opponent. The art in this volume really brings the fight to life, with dynamic panels and intense action scenes. I can't wait to see what happens next in this thrilling series.
Było to strasne zmatene pomoc. It was such a terrifying and confusing help. The situation seemed to be out of control, and the so-called help only added to the chaos. People were running around, not knowing what to do. The confusion was palpable in the air. There were shouts and cries everywhere. It was as if the world had turned upside down. The assistance that was supposed to bring order and relief had instead become a source of more stress and worry. Nobody could understand why this was happening. It was a mystery that needed to be solved quickly. But in the midst of all this chaos, there were still a few people who remained calm and tried to make sense of the situation. They were the ones who would hopefully be able to turn this terrifying and confusing help into something useful and beneficial.