The Betrayer

Ganju didn't want to take Yuha 1v1 because he'll spoil himself and Kon as the True soulkings.

Seriously, This episode was filled with Drama (Conversation between Ichigo and ishida) (also ishida seeing that Ichigo is a quincy too), Seeing Pernida's Powers and Yuha calling him was cold, And lastly, Yuha absorbing Soulking, and letting us with a cliffhanger, seeing his new eyes, as Yuha became, Almighty Pro max (i won't spoil), Proud of you Studio pierrot, Animation was Excellent, seeing exclusive stuff, was awesome such as Uryu's Voltstanding, it was beautifully done, also seeing new abilties, let's keep enjoying Bleach while it lasts guys. Much love.

Anime exclusive scenes are insanely good This episode includes a wealth of anime-exclusive scenes, an excellent addition that serves both manga readers and anime-only viewers. For manga readers, these unique scenes bring new elements and unexpected twists to a story they already know, adding a fresh layer of excitement. For those following only the anime, the additions enrich the experience and deepen the connection to the Thousand-Year Blood War (TYBW) arc, allowing the full impact of its story and action to unfold onscreen.

The animation quality in this episode is superb, with fluid, precise character movements that bring each combat sequence to life. Every frame has been crafted to accentuate the intensity of the scenes, and the skillful use of visual effects amplifies the energy of each battle. The dynamic animation style gives Bleach the perfect opportunity to shine, elevating it beyond the traditional anime experience and placing it among the most visually captivating series of recent years.

One standout feature is the soundtrack, which has been thoughtfully paired with each scene to maximize emotional impact. The music during the fight sequences adds both tension and exhilaration, pulling viewers directly into the chaos and power of each moment. Every note aligns with the movement and rhythm of the action, enhancing the narrative and making the intensity of battles feel immediate and engaging.

With Part 3 of the TYBW arc, Bleach continues to excel in storytelling and visual execution. The attention to detail extends beyond just the character animations, with impressive backdrops and atmospheric design that reinforce the arc's dark and intense themes. Each scene feels crafted to draw the viewer deeper into the story, immersing them fully in Bleach's unique world.

The anime-exclusive scenes contribute significantly to the depth of the TYBW arc, offering fresh content that extends beyond the manga. These moments expand on character motivations and relationships, adding layers that make the anime a unique experience even for longtime fans of the manga. They enhance the story's unpredictability, which is especially refreshing in a series known for its loyal following and established storyline.

In short, this episode offers an exceptional viewing experience that maintains the high quality of the TYBW arc. The combination of original anime scenes, a meticulously chosen soundtrack, and top-tier animation has crafted an unforgettable episode. Whether a fan of the original manga or a newcomer through the anime, this episode does not disappoint. Bleach fans are seeing the TYBW arc live up to its full potential, raising expectations for what's to come in future episodes.

Story: 10/10 Pace: 8.5/10 Animation: 9.5/10 Writing: 10/10 End: 10/10

An amazing episode, picking up right where it left off last week. The story of the episode was just perfect, without spoiling anything during this episode there is a lot of action going on and the intorduction of new powers. I didnt catch any specialy moment making the animation of this episode as good as the previous one and the one before, tho it was still great and thats why i gave it a 9/10. As far as it goes the writing was as a good as the storytelling with interesting dialogues, also the writers new what they were doing with the after-credit scene teasing us a lot for the episodes to come. The end was just perfect, keeping the viewers interested for the next episode and whats to come with a great final scene.

The only thing i didnt like about this episode and the ones before so far this cour is the pacing, they make the fights last so long almost draining up the entire episode. Dont get me wrong, all this anime only content is amazing but they need to pick up with the pace a bit, instead of making this cour so slow paced with 4 episodes of mainly fighting and slow progression to the overall plot especially since 1/4 of the cour is already over they need to just fix the pace of the manga adding whatever was left out when Kubo was writing it 10+ years ago

So far i think this is the second best episode of the cour as of now but they need to pick up with the pace on the next episodes.

This episode delivers on all fronts, offering a perfect blend of breathtaking action, emotional depth, and stunning animation. The Quincy invasion is portrayed with a sense of urgency and danger that keeps viewers glued to the screen, while the intense battles showcase the incredible power dynamics between the Soul Reapers and their enemies. The animation quality is top-tier, with every clash and explosion rendered in vivid detail, making the action scenes feel epic and impactful.

The episode doesn't just rely on action, though-it also deepens the emotional stakes, showing familiar characters grappling with their vulnerabilities in the face of overwhelming power. The pacing is relentless, creating a sense of chaos and desperation that makes the struggle feel real and immediate. The soundtrack perfectly complements these moments, adding layers of tension and atmosphere that heighten the drama.

Overall, Episode 4 of the TYBW arc is a masterpiece that captures the essence of the arc's stakes and thrills. It's a must-watch for fans, delivering both visually and narratively, and leaving audiences eagerly anticipating what comes next.

Again another week with another banger of an episode. But first of all why there is too much hate for this amazing series the episode just literally aired 2 hours ago and they are rating it 1/10 without even watching it, this is absolutely bullsh*** these new anime weebs are out of control now.

From action to animation from plot to music everything was perfect the only thing that can be questioned is the pace as it seems the fight are just going in circles now without any proper conclusion, Royal guards fall and rise again without any sense and new motivation and reason so this can be improved by adding something new as they are mostly doing by adding some anime original scenes.

But other than that 20 minutes flew like a falcon in the clear blue sky at the end you always want more is a sign that Pierrot films are really cooking!!🔥🔥