Byakuya and Kenpachi are truly destructive forces within the world of Bleach. Their power and combat abilities are on a level that few can match. Byakuya's elegance and precision in battle are deceiving, as his attacks can unleash devastating amounts of destruction. Kenpachi, on the other hand, is a brute force, charging into battle with wild abandon and a thirst for bloodshed. His strength is almost superhuman, and he has a tendency to cause chaos and destruction wherever he goes.

Renji, on the other hand, may not have the same level of raw power as Byakuya and Kenpachi, but he more than makes up for it with his effort and determination. He is constantly striving to improve himself and prove his worth, and his hard work has paid off with some impressive battles and victories. While he may not always come out on top, he always gives it his all, and for that, he definitely deserves an A for effort. Lmao

Okay, if we assume that Kenpachi Zaraki is simply crazy, that simplifies things a lot.

The thing is, he is far too skilled and accomplished a fighter to be dismissed as just crazy.

So, the question remains: is he right about his attitudes regarding how to become the best?

This is a truly creepy thought, but then again, every other interpretation I've come up with is equally disturbing.

I am now extremely curious about both of his opponents in the big fight that占据了本期很大一部分篇幅.

I have a strong desire to know more about both of them, their fighting styles, their strengths, and their weaknesses.

Perhaps by learning more about them, I can gain a better understanding of Kenpachi Zaraki himself and his unorthodox approach to combat.

It's a fascinating mystery that I can't wait to解开.

I really enjoyed what I could remember from my past watch. However, as time went on, things started to get extremely annoying. I ended up pissing my sister off with all my rants. Lol. So, for the sake of her peace of mind, I had to call it a day after volume 21. It's a pity because I was quite into it at first. But the constant annoyances just became too much to bear. I hope that in the future, I can find something that I can enjoy without causing so much trouble for those around me.

Maybe I'll give this one another try sometime, but for now, it's a dnf (did not finish). I guess you can't win them all.

I know he probably isn't the best person,

but Rukia's brother is really hot.

His appearance is so charming that it easily catches people's eyes.

With his tall and slender figure, he exudes a unique charm.

His sharp eyes seem to be able to see through people's hearts, making people feel a sense of mystery.

Although his character may have some flaws, it doesn't affect his overall attractiveness.

Maybe it's precisely because of these flaws that he becomes more real and vivid in people's hearts.

Whenever he appears, he always attracts a lot of attention, and people can't help but be attracted by his charm.

Even though I know he may not be perfect, I still can't help but be interested in him.

After all, in this world, who doesn't like a hot and charming person?

Bankai!!

My God, this volume was perfect! The fight between Renji and Byakuya was so fast, but it was one of the best fights I've seen so far. (If I'm not mistaken in the anime, this fight takes longer to end, but it's still very good.)

The fight between Kenpachi and Tousen was also perfect. I love the fights with Kenpachi and the extra scenes with Yachiru make me laugh so much kkkkkk.

Gin teasing Rukia... Look, I love you Gin, but man, the girl had already accepted death and you come and create expectations that she might survive for seconds and then say that you were kidding her and leave her completely shaken.

Bleach is one of my favorite mangas and animes and with each passing chapter I just get more excited about the stories and characters. It's truly a remarkable series that has captured my heart and imagination. The action-packed fights, the complex characters, and the engaging storylines all contribute to its appeal. I can't wait to see what happens next in the world of Bleach.

I just wanna say...

Why is Yoruichi on the cover? It really doesn't make sense.

She's not in the story at all, not even in one single frame.

This seems rather strange and makes one wonder what the intention was behind using her image on the cover.

Maybe it was a marketing ploy to attract fans of Yoruichi, but it ends up being quite misleading.

Readers who pick up the book expecting to see Yoruichi within its pages are likely to be disappointed.

It would have been better if the cover had featured a character who actually appears in the story, or at least had some connection to it.

As it is, the presence of Yoruichi on the cover is just a mystery that leaves a bit of a sour taste.

Hopefully, in the future, more care will be taken when choosing cover art to ensure that it accurately represents the contents of the book.

(Forgot I can log mangas here :0)

I have just realized that I can log mangas here. It's quite an interesting discovery. Mangas are a great form of entertainment, filled with captivating stories and beautiful illustrations. Logging them here will allow me to keep track of the ones I've read and the ones I'm looking forward to. It's like creating a personal manga library. I can note down my thoughts and ratings for each manga, and maybe even share them with others. This will enhance my manga-reading experience and make it more organized. I'm excited to start logging my mangas and see how this collection grows over time.

I'm truly enamored with the way the story is unfolding.

The backstories are simply captivating, enabling us to gain a deeper understanding of the characters.

It's as if we are peeling back the layers and getting to know their innermost thoughts, desires, and fears.

And let's not forget about the battles. They are always a thrill to read, never once disappointing.

The action is intense, the descriptions vivid, and it feels as if we are right there in the thick of the fight.

Overall, this story has me completely hooked and I can't wait to see what happens next.

Manga Monday!

There are excellent battles and lots of cool things happening. The big ones are coming up next, and I can feel it.

Summary:

Renji confronts Byakuya. Renji shows his bankai, but Byakuya is cocky and claims Renji is weak. However, Renji manages to knock him to his knees. Then Byakuya performs his own bankai and cuts Renji up, basically killing him. Byakuya taunts Renji, saying, "If you stand up again, I'll kill you. Do you still think you can save Rukia?" Surprisingly, Renji stands up and strikes him, but unfortunately, Renji's blade shatters, and he passes out.

Gin stops Rukia during her death march. She has a flashback to when she first met him and describes how she felt he was evil from the start. He offers to save her, giving her hope, but then crushes her dreams by saying it was just a joke.

Kenpachi fights two captains. Captain Tosen uses his bankai, causing Kenpachi to lose all sight and hearing. But Kenpachi realizes he still has his sense of touch. When he feels a slash, he evades and counters. Eventually, he decides to take a hit and then pulls Tosen in and slices him. He then lets Tosen go and tells him to try again. Kenpachi defeats Tosen, but when he goes to strike him down, Komamura stops him. In doing so, Komamura's helmet breaks, revealing a wolf head. He releases his bankai, and they start to fight. Rukia's old captain reveals his plan to destroy the sword that is supposed to kill Rukia. Kenpachi's assistant captain runs off to the execution to help Ichigo. Hanatarro heals Renji.

I have a great passion for the intense fighting scene that unfolds between Renji and Byakuya.

This encounter is truly a spectacle to behold. The two characters, Renji and Byakuya, bring their unique skills and abilities to the forefront. Renji, with his powerful zanpakuto and unwavering determination, charges forward with a fierce aggression.

On the other hand, Byakuya, with his elegance and precision, counters Renji's attacks with grace and finesse. The clash of their weapons and the release of their spiritual powers create a visually stunning display.

The battle is not just about physical strength, but also about strategy and mental fortitude. Renji and Byakuya constantly analyze each other's moves, looking for weaknesses and openings.

As the fight progresses, the tension builds, and the outcome remains uncertain. This makes the fighting scene between Renji and Byakuya one of the most exciting and memorable moments in the series.

I’m actually enjoying this series quite a bit more than I thought I would.

At first, I had an inkling that I would like it, but I wasn't entirely certain about the extent of my liking, especially when it came to the art.

However, to my pleasant surprise, the art is really good. The line work is a lot clearer than I initially anticipated. It gives the illustrations a sharp and defined look, which enhances the overall visual experience.

The details in the art are also quite impressive. They add depth and dimension to the story, making it even more engaging.

Overall, I'm really glad that I decided to give this series a try. It has exceeded my expectations in both the story and the art departments.

Things are really beginning to heat up.

The situation is becoming more and more intense. The challenges ahead seem insurmountable, but Ichigo is not one to back down easily. With his determination and skills, he is ready to face whatever comes his way.

Can he succeed? That is the question on everyone's mind. Ichigo has overcome many obstacles in the past, but this time it feels different. The stakes are higher, and the consequences of failure are dire.

However, Ichigo has something that many others don't - the will to never give up. He will fight until the very end, no matter what. So, while the outcome is still uncertain, one thing is for sure - Ichigo will do everything in his power to succeed.