Download Bleach Uncut Box Set, Vol. 3: The Rescue
Jeudi, septembre 2nd, 2010
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Now that they’ve gotten into the Soul Society and the Seireitei, Ichigo and Co. have ANOTHER problem: rescuing Rukia and escaping with their body parts intact.
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Unfortunately, it’s not going to be that easy. “Bleach: The Rescue” kicks everything about this radiant anime up a notch — lots of blood, sword-fights, a fiery climax at the execution grounds, and some fabulous character development. But the best section is that the treacherous conspiracy merely hinted at in prior episodes, which sparks a minor civil war within the Seireitei.
Yoruichi starts the badly-wounded Ichigo on a special current training regimen — to rescue Rukia, he must carry out do bankai (the ultimate release of a zanpakuto) in three days. In the meantime, Uryu has encountered the most horrendous of Soul Reapers, who is responsible for the death of a loved one, and Captain Hitsugaya is confronted by an mature friend who tries to raze him — accusing him of murdering Captain Aizen.
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But the chaos really starts when Rukia’s execution day rolls around: mass execute is revealed, captains turn against one another, and Renji fights a devastating battle against the implacable Byakuya. Ichigo appears on the execution hill with devastating fresh power — intent on rescuing Rukia and defeating her brother once and for all. But when he seems to be losing, a horrific recent change comes over him.
And in the meantime, the conspiracy that’s ripping apart the Soul Reapers is revealed — the identify of the Astronomical Abominable and his sidekicks, the reason he wants Rukia wearisome, and how many people he’ll coldly demolish to regain what he wants.
“Bleach: The Rescue” is a turning point for the entire series — everything before it has built to this point, and everything in the future will spring from it. For an action anime, it is also quite heavy on the spot as it sets up the Vast Bad: faked murders, genuine murders, conspiracies, hypnotic tricks, betrayals, a clever triple-cross perpetrated by Gin Ichimaru, and Urahara’s hidden motive in helping Rukia.
There’s also lots of brilliantly explosive action using ice dragons, dim fire, razor-sharp cherry blossoms, exploding Soul Reapers, a giant bone-snake, and a firebird the size of a submarine. The action only serves to underscore the tension that is building throughout the entire season, until it explodes on Sokyoku Hill. It’s also got solid dialogue, some still moments for Ichigo’s pals (hanging out in prison) and some flashbacks to Renji, Rukia, Kira and Momo’s days at the Academy.
Fortunately, all this dismal stuff is speckled with comic moments like Ichigo’s relaxation in a healing spring (”I AM GOING TO DROWN YOU!”), and an entire episode in which the characters unwind and recover after the events of “the rescue.”
Our Hero really shows his stuff in this season — Ichigo puts his life on the line to arrive an fabulous level of spiritual power, and rescue Rukia no matter what happens. Too poor he turns out to have a freaky unlit side (and Johnny Yong Bosch has a quick-witted demon cackle) . And Uryu inadvertently gets to the bottom of his grandfather’s death, and goes to devastating lengths to pick up revenge for what happened to him.
But most of the characters earn to shine in this, although Chad and Orihime are somewhat neglected: the Yoruichi-obsessed Soi Fon, the gracious Ukitake and his best buddy Kyoraku, the happily hyperaggressive Zaraki, boy-genius Hitsugaya, and the fusty and arrogant Head Captain Yamamoto (among many others) . We also learn how far Renji will go for Rukia, as well as the apt reason why Byakuya has been so chilly and seemingly cruel.
“Bleach: The Rescue” is a luminous arc of action-packed, tightly-wound anime, with a repulsive twist at the core of the account. Definitely a must-see — especially for everything that comes later.
This third box site has the final episodes of the Rukia rescue story-arc saga, and it’s greatly curious as you leer Ichigo and his friends battle the captains and their subordinates of the seireitei. The action is hastily paced and interesting to glance and seeing the hidden agenda of one of the characters approach to light will shock many on who it really is, I feel that not only the action and battles that invent Bleach such a ample series but many of the characters of the demonstrate grow on you as well, and that is what truly makes a enormous series when you witness a character you like prevail and cheer them on to victory. The extras are a nice touch as well seeing some of the English announce cast during their takes, and some commentaries with a live plushy Kon in the U.S.A. as well as the standard sneak peeks and textless intro/ending songs. Again the animation is obvious and gripping no distortions, blurriness, or skips to talk of and the cast for both the Japanese/English crew were of course big VIZ Media like Funimation Corp seem to know objective which actors/actresses to regain for their shows. So if you’ve already gotten the first two box sets the third one is awaiting you…
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