Bleach episode 7 review

So, Ichigo’s body goes ahead and helps save some kids. Kisuke Urahara (aka Mr. Hat & Clogs) shows up to take his defective modsoul body back, but after hearing Ichigo’s body’s plea, Ichigo the Soul Reaper begs for the modsoul to be saved. Rukia then steps in and takes back the modsoul herself. Ichigo then names the modsoul “Kon,” appropriately giving Bleach its mascot.

Not exactly an episode with a lot to write home about, but there are some great scenes with Tatsuki (whom I love) imagining herself as a martial arts champion, and Orihime (you know already how much I love her) imagining herself as a robot. It’ll be interesting to keep track of how Orihime changes from being Usagi Tsukino (literally) to becoming the strong woman she is by the time Thousand Year Blood War rolls around. Oh, and Rukia might be in some trouble with the Soul Society. News at 11.

Best girl of the episode: Tatsuki (2), although this one was really tough between her, Rukia, and Orihime

Episode rating: 7/10

Bleach episode 6 review

Rukia goes to the Urahara Shop where we meet Mr. Hat & Clogs. He sells her a gigai for Ichigo, but as it turns out, it’s a defective product, damaged goods. It’s apparently all poor Ururu’s fault.

At no fault of her own, Rukia uses the gigai on Ichigo to help him go fight a random Hollow. In the meantime, Ichigo’s body is now acting bizarre, trying to make love to Orihi- wait a minute, I’m all for this! Ichigo’s body kissing Orihime’s hand… oh do I wish I could have screenshotted the whole thing!

Anyway, this episode becomes hilarious once Soul Reaper Ichigo starts fighting Gigai Ichigo. Tatsuki, who was already enraged over Gigai’s actions earlier, just becomes madder and madder until she’s burning in rage. It’s her rage that makes much of this episode absolutely hilarious. That, and Gigai seemingly kicking and punching thin air right in front of all the students, as he actually is battling Soul Reaper Ichigo.

You’ll get a kick out of this episode even if you don’t understand Bleach. This is humor at its finest.

Best girl of the episode: Tatsuki Arisawa

Episode rating: 9/10

Bleach episode 5 review

So, this episode is mostly a dull one, the first such one of Bleach. There is some funny stuff with Chad punching thin air, but the majority of this episode is taken up by the Hollow that everyone is fighting against, taking the time to go on a long rant. Eventually, Ichigo beats him and gets rid of him, sending him to the Underworld.

Not really all that much to talk about thanks to how long the Hollow went on and on and on. Chad’s way of fighting without being able to see the Hollow was quite humorous, though.

Best girl of the episode: Rukia (3)

Episode rating: 5/10

Bleach episode 4 review

We are introduced to Chad in this episode, which begs the question, what the hell happened with him? He became a nobody once we got past episode 100 or so. We are also introduced to the juice box. Rukia can’t open it no matter how hard she tries. There’s a certain charm with Rukia that makes her so lovable. Can’t wait for her to get together with Renji 400 episodes from now and start popping out some Soul Reaper babies.

Karin and Isshin also play roles in this episode, where people have to go to the hospital, in the middle of a Hollow attack. Rukia tries taking it on by herself and fails, because she doesn’t have her Soul Reaper powers anymore. Meanwhile, Ichigo runs down the street with Karin in his arms. This can’t end well. (But it does.)

Best girl of the episode: Rukia (2)

Episode rating: 8/10