EPT[Manga] Bleach - Page 181
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TrojanSC2
United States82 Posts
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BlackMagister
United States5834 Posts
It was a confusing chapter, but hopefully the next one will explain things a little bit better. YOU FOOL! That will never happen! People have been hoping that would happen for several arcs forget chapters. The two new characters are random. Vizards reappearing seems cool, but Bleach doesn't really handle a lot of characters well. | ||
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Body_Shield
Canada3373 Posts
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skyR
Canada13817 Posts
On February 16 2012 11:52 TrojanSC2 wrote: I'm hyped for this final arc, but what the hell happened when that guy showed up? He just appeared out of nowhere, standing next to a window. Then, all of a sudden he's standing on the bed (according to Ichigo)? It doesn't make any sense to me. It was a confusing chapter, but hopefully the next one will explain things a little bit better. Next to the window is the bed... you can clearly see that he's standing on the bed lol. | ||
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Medrea
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StorkHwaiting
United States3465 Posts
On February 16 2012 12:05 BlackMagister wrote: YOU FOOL! That will never happen! People have been hoping that would happen for several arcs forget chapters. The two new characters are random. Vizards reappearing seems cool, but Bleach doesn't really handle a lot of characters well. Honestly, I haven't been able to figure out what's going on with the manga since Ichigo rescued Rukia from prison in Soul Society wayyyy back when. Everything after the fight with Byakuya has just been a giant clusterfuck of what?! to me. | ||
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Flanlord
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Also wouldn't mind some character progression other than 'I did x, and am now stronger for no reason!' but some actual like... character progression? Relationships, maturity, world view, motivation, etc. Although I suppose it would feel out of place in Bleach. | ||
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Forikorder
Canada8840 Posts
On February 16 2012 11:52 TrojanSC2 wrote: I'm hyped for this final arc, but what the hell happened when that guy showed up? He just appeared out of nowhere, standing next to a window. Then, all of a sudden he's standing on the bed (according to Ichigo)? It doesn't make any sense to me. It was a confusing chapter, but hopefully the next one will explain things a little bit better. remember last Arc? we had absolutely no idea who everyone was or what they were doing for the longest time, we still ahve no idea how they came in contact with chad and remember the teasers about Ishhin and Urahara that didnt get explained until practically the very end? | ||
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0123456789
United States3216 Posts
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TrojanSC2
United States82 Posts
On February 16 2012 12:12 skyR wrote: Next to the window is the bed... you can clearly see that he's standing on the bed lol. Lol, I guess I wasn't paying any attention. For some reason I was only looking at the top of the page. On February 16 2012 12:24 Forikorder wrote: remember last Arc? we had absolutely no idea who everyone was or what they were doing for the longest time, we still ahve no idea how they came in contact with chad and remember the teasers about Ishhin and Urahara that didnt get explained until practically the very end? Hmm, yes I do remember the first part. I know it will be explained in the next few chapters. I haven't really read the past few chapters in the last arc, though, so I'm not sure about the teasers. Either way, I'm looking forward to the next chapter. I'm interested in who this guy is. He could be the new villain, but Kubo always likes to put in people who look menacing but actually turn out not to be.  | ||
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InFdude
Bulgaria619 Posts
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Jayson X
Switzerland2431 Posts
On February 16 2012 11:50 StorkHwaiting wrote: I dno. The art's been pretty terrible lately. Kubo puts random lines and vectors all over the place just to fill up space because he's too lazy to draw actual details. His characters in many panels are just basic outlines. In areas where there should be detail and contour lines he's just putting shade patches and not even those are well drawn. Just look at his technique for drawing necks. All you see are a bunch of straight lines that end in a black blot. Example: http://www.mangareader.net/bleach/481/12 Example of good manga art: http://www.mangastream.to/air-gear-chapter-311-page-16.html Meh I like his artstyle. But he's changing it all the time. He almost never draws backgrounds/surroundings anymore which is really a shame because it keeps his characters almost floating in nothingness. His battles have become incredibly weak, almost incomparable to the beginnings of this manga... Kubo has managed to master this minimal effort technic. Every damn week you get 18 pages of almost nothing. These mangas are best consumed when you can read 50ish chapters at once. Then it's good again. | ||
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Sogo Otika
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BeJe77
United States377 Posts
That is the only thing that comes to mind when the last 1-2 chapters said "It's them" | ||
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iSometric
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jodogohoo
Canada2533 Posts
On February 20 2012 14:39 iSometric wrote: Wow, I thought it definitely should've ended after they beat Aizen... but did they really beat aizen? lololololololol bleach.. ;_; when scholars and archeologists study our literature years from now... i hope... bleach's existence disappears from history before they get to it | ||
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aksfjh
United States4853 Posts
On February 21 2012 10:40 jodogohoo wrote: but did they really beat aizen? lololololololol bleach.. ;_; when scholars and archeologists study our literature years from now... i hope... bleach's existence disappears from history before they get to it Why? A lot of people comment that as an entire work, the pacing is magnificent. As a weekly installment, though, it's painful. | ||
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Sufficiency
Canada23833 Posts
On February 16 2012 16:48 Jayson X wrote: Meh I like his artstyle. But he's changing it all the time. He almost never draws backgrounds/surroundings anymore which is really a shame because it keeps his characters almost floating in nothingness. His battles have become incredibly weak, almost incomparable to the beginnings of this manga... Kubo has managed to master this minimal effort technic. Every damn week you get 18 pages of almost nothing. These mangas are best consumed when you can read 50ish chapters at once. Then it's good again. Comparison with Oh Great! is a little unfair, though. Air Gear pushes out the same amount of pages biweekly. Besides, Oh Great! is WAY better an artist. | ||
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DrGreen
Poland708 Posts
 Quincy-Shinigami war? | ||
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Latham
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