Tite Kubo, the creator of Bleach, desires a remake of the anime to adhere more closely to the original manga.
During the 2000s, considered by many anime enthusiasts as the golden era of the Shonen genre, Bleach stood out as one of the most popular series alongside One Piece and Naruto, collectively known as the Shonen Big Three.
Despite its popularity, fans expressed disappointment with the series. The original run concluded in 2012 without completing the Final Arc until its resumption in 2022. The revived series boasts exceptional animation and maintains a captivating storyline. Despite a decade-long hiatus, fans are thrilled to witness the return of their beloved series.
However, a significant portion of the storyline was adapted from the previous anime, which garnered controversy due to an excess of additional episodes. Tite Kubo, the mind behind Bleach, holds the belief that an anime remake should address these concerns and more faithfully represent the original manga.
Bleach Creator Reveals About Potential Anime Remake That Will Follow The Manga
Reikorun compiled numerous responses from Tite Kubo’s Q&A platform, Klub Outside, on Tumblr. The Bleach creator has consistently expressed interest in a remake of the series. A query surfaced about the possibility of a comprehensive remake for the Bleach anime, with the suggestion that modern technology could significantly enhance the visual aesthetics of the show.
Kubo disclosed that he currently has no concrete plans for a Bleach anime remake but expressed a strong desire to see it materialize. He emphasized the preference for a faithful adaptation of the original work in anime format.
Regarding the involvement of Kubo-sensei in the design of anime characters Amagai Shūsuke and Kanō Ashido, Kubo clarified that any characters in the original anime not explicitly credited to him were crafted according to Kudo’s preferences. He acknowledged reviewing the final design for the Amagai storyline but made no alterations to the Bount storyline.
The attention garnered by Bleach TYBW Part 2 in 2023 has been noteworthy. The eagerly anticipated Part 3 is slated for release in 2024, although the exact date remains undisclosed. The series is set to narrate the entire manga story across four parts, with each part consisting of 13 episodes.
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