About Bleach

Bleach, created by Tite Kubo, has quickly become one of the most popular shonen series to date. The main character, Kurosaki Ichigo, has the ability to see ghosts. His life changes when he is given the powers of Rukia, a death god who is charge of sending lost souls to the afterlife. If you would like to read more about Bleach, head on over to its manga review.

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Bleach has been licensed by Viz Media. Please support the English version if you enjoy this series.

Current Status:
· Next Update: Volume 1-4 on 5/19
· Rotating Volume: 1-26
· Length: 26+ Volumes (On-Going)

Downloads:
Volume 01 · Volume 02 · Volume 03 · Volume 04 · Volume 05 · Volume 06 · Volume 07 · Volume 08 · Volume 09 · Volume 10 · Volume 11 · Volume 12 · Volume 13 · Volume 14 · Volume 15 · Volume 16 · Volume 17 · Volume 18 · Volume 19 · Volume 20 · Volume 21 · Volume 22 · Volume 23 · Volume 24 · Volume 25 · Volume 26 · Purchase Volumes Here

Want the latest? (For everything after Volume 26)
· Chapter 234-243
· Chapter 244-253
· Chapter 254-263
· Chapter 264-273
· Chapter 274-283
· Chapter 284-293
· Chapter 294-303
· Chapter 304-313
· Chapter 314
· Chapter 315
· Chapter 316
· Chapter 317
· Chapter 318
· Chapter 319
· Chapter 320
· Chapter 321
· Chapter 322 New! Added 5/16/2008

Extras:
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· Discuss on Message Forum

Also Recommended:
· Beck
· Hikaru no Go
· Naruto
· One Piece

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Bleach has been licensed by Viz Media and is a must buy for any fan of the series. I've never seen a series become as popular as fast as Bleach has become. Hoards of fans quickly fell in love with this series after watching the popular anime series, but then quickly demanded the manga as they were bombarded with filler episodes. Bleach is hands down one of the most popular series today, possibly even beating Naruto.

Bleach has been reviewed and has received a respectable score. However, that score is low compared to how many fans feel it should be. Bleach starts off at a poor pace without any major story and that is why our review was lowered. However, if you make it past the first 40 chapters or so, you'll find that the series really begins to pick up the pace and develop a story that is much deeper than most shonen series. The artwork improves as the story does so if you're not a fan after a few volumes, hang in there because it gets much better!