There was something about that Shinigami after all. Go get 'em, Kira!

Since there’s no new episodes of Bleach until August 20th, I thought I’d do a short review of 183.

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A Bleach album featuring Rukia...and Byakuya! It's about time!

In the words of Hiro Nakamura, “やった!!” The first ever Bleach Beat Collection CD, 4th Session #1, featuring the Captain of Squad Six, Byakuya Kuchiki, along with Rukia, came in the mail a couple of days ago! I was so happy when I opened it! The CD isn’t actually what I was expecting, but it’s worth it. The CD contains 4 tracks: 夜空の川, 天の星, Listen to ONE story, and a “talk session” with Byakuya and Rukia’s voice actors, or Seiyuu, Ryotaro Okiayu (Byakuya) and Fumiko Orikasa (Rukia), which is something like the Bleach “B” Station CDs with “radio interviews” with the character’s Seiyuu.

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I never really liked Soi Fon anyway...

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Ever wanted to know more about your favorite Bleach character? Are you a fan of the work of Tite Kubo? There’s two new Bleach books coming this October from Viz Media. The first book is “The Art of Bleach: All Colour but the Black”. This book features 100 pages of art from the Bleach manga, from the hands of series manga-ka, Tite Kubo. The second book is “Bleach SOULs Character Book”. Over 300 pages of what you need to know about Bleach at your fingertips!

Note that these refer to the manga version of Bleach. Books based on the Anime, a’la the Naruto Profile books, is sure surface soon. Being an all-around Bleach fan, if it’s either the manga or anime, I will definitely pick these up when they hit bookshelves.

Less than two months away before the release of the second Bleach movie on DVD, details of the third movie has been revealed. The movie’s title, “Fate to Black: I Call Your Name”, or “Kimi no Na wo Yobu”. From the poster, the movie will focus on Rukia Kuchiki, including the hint, “Sayonara, Rukia”. The Seiyuu will be returning to voice their respective characters, and like the previous Bleach movies, will be in Japanese theaters on December 13th, 2008.

A few months back, I written a post on what the plot will be like in the third movie. It falls close to various conclusion posted by users and myself, the movie will sure be exciting to watch. I personally can’t wait to see it! Although, it will be a year before it’s released on Region 2 DVD and two years before a limited North American big screen and video release is announced. Support the series, and it may come sooner!

[Source: Anime News Network]