Danica Davidson
May 9, 2024 
KLab, which previously launched the very successful game Bleach: Brave Souls, got the green light from the Bleach Production Committee for a new video game in the franchise. Its title has not yet been revealed, but it will be based on the anime and it’s supposed to be a “hybrid casual game.”
The game won’t be released in mainland China; otherwise it will be available to gamers around the globe with Japanese and English options. KLab promises to fill us in on more information at a later, unspecified time.
Bleach: Brave Souls has been downloaded more than 90 million times.
The Bleach: Thousand-Year Blood War anime will continue this year. VIZ Media, which publishes the original manga, gave this description for its plot:
Was it all just a coincidence, or was it inevitable?
Ichigo Kurosaki gained the powers of a Soul Reaper through a chance encounter. As a Substitute Soul Reaper, Ichigo became caught in the turmoil of the Soul Society, a place where deceased souls gather. But with help from his friends, Ichigo overcame every challenge to become even stronger.
When new Soul Reapers and a new enemy appear in his hometown of Karakura, Ichigo jumps back into the battlefield with his Zanpakuto to help those in need. Meanwhile, the Soul Society is observing a sudden surge in the number of Hollows being destroyed in the World of the Living. They also receive separate reports of residents in the Rukon District having gone missing. Finally, the Seireitei, home of the Soul Reapers, comes under attack by a group calling themselves the Wandenreich.
Led by Yhwach, the father of all Quincies, the Wandenreich declare war against the Soul Reapers with the following message: “Five days from now, the Soul Society will be annihilated by the Wandenreich.”
The history and truth kept hidden by the Soul Reapers for a thousand long years is finally brought to light.
All things must come to an end—as Ichigo Kurosaki’s final battle begins!
Source: ANN
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Danica Davidson is the author of the bestselling Manga Art for Beginners with artist Melanie Westin, plus its sequel, Manga Art for Everyone, and the first-of-its-kind manga chalk book Chalk Art Manga, both illustrated by professional Japanese mangaka Rena Saiya. Check out her other comics and books at www.danicadavidson.com.
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