Don't Chase A Shadow
- El episodio se transmitió el 30 nov 2024
- 24min
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La caída del número de Soul Reapers causa inquietud en Shunsui Kyoraku. Asi, Kyoraku decide enfrentarse solo a Lille Barro, con la esperanza de allanar el camino para que los segadores de al... Leer todoLa caída del número de Soul Reapers causa inquietud en Shunsui Kyoraku. Asi, Kyoraku decide enfrentarse solo a Lille Barro, con la esperanza de allanar el camino para que los segadores de almas crucen ilesos las líneas del frente enemigo.La caída del número de Soul Reapers causa inquietud en Shunsui Kyoraku. Asi, Kyoraku decide enfrentarse solo a Lille Barro, con la esperanza de allanar el camino para que los segadores de almas crucen ilesos las líneas del frente enemigo.
- Dirección
- Guionistas
- Elenco
Johnny Yong Bosch
- Ichigo Kurosaki
- (English version)
- (voz)
Doug Erholtz
- Kisuke Urahara
- (English version)
- (voz)
Kate Higgins
- Nanao Ise
- (English version)
- (voz)
Megan Hollingshead
- Nemu Kurotsuchi
- (English version)
- (voz)
Ami Koshimizu
- Katen
- (voz)
Steve Kramer
- Shunsui Kyoraku
- (English version)
- (voz)
Aleks Le
- Shinji Hirako
- (English version)
- (voz)
Evan Michael Lee
- Lille Barro
- (English version)
- (voz)
Cherami Leigh
- Katen
- (English version)
- (voz)
Daman Mills
- Askin Nakk Le Vaar
- (English version)
- (voz)
- Dirección
- Guionistas
- Todo el elenco y el equipo
- Producción, taquilla y más en IMDbPro
Opiniones destacadas
10noxchan
This episode was absolutely amazing on every level possible. It was a complete package from start to finish, with quality, excitement, and execution of the highest order. The animation was particularly impressive, showing an exceptional amount of detail and fluidity in bringing the entire world to life in such an engaging way. Each frame was crafted well, with smooth transitions and action that kept me glued to the screen. The movements were natural and smooth, and the visuals felt highly dynamic. The character designs were vibrant and expressive, matching the emotional weight of every scene. I couldn't help but feel utterly immersed in it because the animation really captured the tone and atmosphere of the moment so well. It wasn't just the action that stole the show-the quiet moments, too, were filled with emotion and thoughts presented through the character's expression and body language, but without saying a word. It could be told in every frame that the animator had put an extra effort in to make every second count, paid off amply. The pacing of the episode was every bit as well done, moving the story along without once feeling rushed or slow. There's a great balance between the more quiet, reflective moments and the high-octane action scenes that make every part of the episode stand on its own merits. It never lost momentum, and it always kept me engaged in what was happening, making me eager to see what would come next. The transitions between scenes felt smooth, and the buildup to the major plot points was perfectly timed. Every twist and turn in the story felt earned, and nothing felt out of place. The writing also came across just as strongly in this episode, adding depth and weight to the characters' interactions and making them very realistic. Every conversation held a lot of weight, be it filled with action-packed tension or more personal moments revealing the struggles of the characters. The dialogue was sharp and to the point, and you could feel the emotional stakes behind every word spoken. There were comedic moments, but they balanced out perfectly with the drama to make the emotional moments much stronger. Another strong point was the character development; seeing the growth of some of the characters in this episode was both rewarding and exciting. The subtlety with which their reactions to the challenges they faced and the changes in their relationships with others were handled made it all the more effective. It was a testament to the thoughtful writing that had been building up to this point, showing how far these characters have come, and how much more they still have to learn. I was fully invested in each of their journeys, and their personal growth made every moment that much more meaningful. The episode also did well in terms of plot for the entire series, setting in motion what's to be expected without forgetting what is already there. This didn't feel like a 'filler' episode at all; it was that important junction in the story. From how the characters acted towards one another to even the minutest of revelations, every little thing in this episode had a bigger significance, just making me more eager to get to the next episode. What I most await now is the whole fight coming up. One can feel from the tensions leading to that momentous moment, that something big has been on the way; the stakes have really become high. The more awaited it has been, the more sensational the build-up has grown. I can't wait to see how the fight plays out, especially considering how much the characters have gone through to get to this point. It's clear that this fight will not only be visually stunning but emotionally intense as well. The episode laid the groundwork for something truly epic, and I'm already counting down the days until the battle unfolds. Overall, everything in this episode was just fantastic: the animation, the pacing, the writing, and the character development all combined to perfection to create an experience that was both thrilling and emotionally rewarding. I really can't wait to see how all of this culminates in the full fight and am really looking forward to the next chapter of this incredible story.
10Tomi14
Bleach TYBW Season 3 (The Conflict) Episode 9: Don't Chase a Shadow!
Our Goat Kyoraku Shunsui! It was awesome to see his Bankai in action in what was a fight that's quite different from what you normally find in an action shounen.
Bankai...KATEN KYOKOTSU KARAMATSU SHINJU! - Probably one of the most beautiful and elegant Bankai in all of Bleach-verse. It was truly an unforgettable experience where we witnessed something grandiose - almost a transcendent journey. And this is hardly a coincidence, considering how strongly Buddhism is woven into the essence of this episode.
This was also one of the most, if not the most, abstract battles in the entire series. It feels very much like a culmination of the transcendense, high-concept power dynamics that have been increasingly emphasized throughout Bleach's final arc. This trajectory, propelled by the introduction of the Sternritter-depicted as elite warriors imbued with strong holy connotations-reaches a powerful climax here.
Kyoraku's Bankai reveal is the epitome of Bleach brilliance! The atmospheric shift, combined with the hauntingly poetic tragedy of Katen Kyokotsu: Karamatsu Shinju, is simply breathtaking - absolute goosebumps throughout! Each frame is a visual masterpiece, a true testament to the animators' artistry and craftsmanship. The stunning spectacle, illuminated in golden light that starkly contrasts with the profound darkness of his power, leaves an unforgettable impression.
Overall, it can be said that the Kyoraku Shunsui VS Lille Barro battle delivered a truly legendary event. From this day forward, we can now declare it iconic not only in the manga but also in the anime. Ladies and gentlemen, this is a monumental milestone for all of us!
Our Goat Kyoraku Shunsui! It was awesome to see his Bankai in action in what was a fight that's quite different from what you normally find in an action shounen.
Bankai...KATEN KYOKOTSU KARAMATSU SHINJU! - Probably one of the most beautiful and elegant Bankai in all of Bleach-verse. It was truly an unforgettable experience where we witnessed something grandiose - almost a transcendent journey. And this is hardly a coincidence, considering how strongly Buddhism is woven into the essence of this episode.
This was also one of the most, if not the most, abstract battles in the entire series. It feels very much like a culmination of the transcendense, high-concept power dynamics that have been increasingly emphasized throughout Bleach's final arc. This trajectory, propelled by the introduction of the Sternritter-depicted as elite warriors imbued with strong holy connotations-reaches a powerful climax here.
Kyoraku's Bankai reveal is the epitome of Bleach brilliance! The atmospheric shift, combined with the hauntingly poetic tragedy of Katen Kyokotsu: Karamatsu Shinju, is simply breathtaking - absolute goosebumps throughout! Each frame is a visual masterpiece, a true testament to the animators' artistry and craftsmanship. The stunning spectacle, illuminated in golden light that starkly contrasts with the profound darkness of his power, leaves an unforgettable impression.
Overall, it can be said that the Kyoraku Shunsui VS Lille Barro battle delivered a truly legendary event. From this day forward, we can now declare it iconic not only in the manga but also in the anime. Ladies and gentlemen, this is a monumental milestone for all of us!
Bleach Thousand Year Blood War Episode 36:
The art direction in this episode was an absolute masterpiece. Each scene was meticulously crafted, earning a well-deserved 10/10!
Coming from the manga, I found the anime adaptation of the fight sequences to be incredibly clear. The step-by-step portrayal of the battle makes it much easier to follow and appreciate the nuances of the combat.
I'm genuinely thrilled with this episode.
The explanation of Katen Kyokatsu and the subsequent Bankai sequences were handled with utmost faithfulness to the source material, preserving the essence and impact of these powerful moments.
In summary, this episode unquestionably deserves a rating of 10/10. It stands as a stellar entry in the "Bleach Thousand Year Blood War" series!
10/10!
The art direction in this episode was an absolute masterpiece. Each scene was meticulously crafted, earning a well-deserved 10/10!
Coming from the manga, I found the anime adaptation of the fight sequences to be incredibly clear. The step-by-step portrayal of the battle makes it much easier to follow and appreciate the nuances of the combat.
I'm genuinely thrilled with this episode.
The explanation of Katen Kyokatsu and the subsequent Bankai sequences were handled with utmost faithfulness to the source material, preserving the essence and impact of these powerful moments.
In summary, this episode unquestionably deserves a rating of 10/10. It stands as a stellar entry in the "Bleach Thousand Year Blood War" series!
10/10!
Oh my god where do i begin with this one.
Acting: 10/10 Pace: 10/10 Storytelling: 10/10 Animation: 10/10 Writing: 10/10 End: 10/10
I know giving all categories a 10/10 may be considered glazing in this situation but when it comes to this episode, it is most definetely deserved.
A spoiler free review: This episode felt like a 5 minutes episode, it was so well paced i didnt feel the time passing at all. The scenes are not dragged out or underdeveloped in order to save budget for the more hyped up ones but rather each one is well executed(thanks to the animation directors), pace is by far a 10/10. The voice acting is as anyone would expect from bleach, number one!(you see what i did there😅). As far as the storytelling and writing, it is filled with great dialogues, new powers well explained so we can understand what is happening throughout the episode. The manga scenes have an almost perfect-perfect adaption for sure with really nothing to change in it. The end is will be a cliffhunger for manga readers and anime-only fans who are not spoiled up to this moment will have to wait till next week to understand it.
Overall best episode this cour on part with 3x5 a clean 10/10 for sure. The onlyh thing that had some room for improvement were some moderate-ok cgi in the episode but nothing major to lower the rating in my opinion.
Acting: 10/10 Pace: 10/10 Storytelling: 10/10 Animation: 10/10 Writing: 10/10 End: 10/10
I know giving all categories a 10/10 may be considered glazing in this situation but when it comes to this episode, it is most definetely deserved.
A spoiler free review: This episode felt like a 5 minutes episode, it was so well paced i didnt feel the time passing at all. The scenes are not dragged out or underdeveloped in order to save budget for the more hyped up ones but rather each one is well executed(thanks to the animation directors), pace is by far a 10/10. The voice acting is as anyone would expect from bleach, number one!(you see what i did there😅). As far as the storytelling and writing, it is filled with great dialogues, new powers well explained so we can understand what is happening throughout the episode. The manga scenes have an almost perfect-perfect adaption for sure with really nothing to change in it. The end is will be a cliffhunger for manga readers and anime-only fans who are not spoiled up to this moment will have to wait till next week to understand it.
Overall best episode this cour on part with 3x5 a clean 10/10 for sure. The onlyh thing that had some room for improvement were some moderate-ok cgi in the episode but nothing major to lower the rating in my opinion.
Loved everything about this episode the fight was amazing both the quincies powers and captain shunsui kyurako's bankai overall this episode was amazing. I will say the acting and the animation is awesome and the voices are freaking great. I think this is my favorite episode in thousand year blood war. Bleach will always have a place in my heart it is my favorite series but now I don't think any other anime could beat this it's just fire and I'm so glad I watched bleach cause I would've missed out. Thank you tite Kubo for this amazing work of art keep up the great work and everyone have a good day.
¿Sabías que…?
- TriviaLille Barro's Vollständig is what Tite Kubo (author of Bleach) depicts to be a Biblically accurate Angel; confirmed by Lille Barro when he calls himself God's Messenger and the closest to God (Soul King Yhwach).
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