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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 6 ต.ค. 2024
- After an extended hiatus, Bleach, by Kubo Tite (Kubo Taito) has returned full force with Bleach: Thousand Year Blood War. While its manga run has officially concluded, Bleach thousand year blood war acts as the final arc's animated adaptation, nearly 6 years in waiting.
Released in 2001 and continued for 15 years, Bleach was and continues to be one of the most recognizable manga/anime franchises to date, along with others like One Piece and Dragon Ball.
Featuring Ichigo Kurosaki, Rukia Kuchiki, Uryu Ishida, Renji Abarai, Yasutora Sado (Chad), and Orihime Inoue, the band of main characters (mainly Ichigo and Rukia) get swept up in conflicts between humans, soul reapers, and eventually fullbringers.
Bleach is currently airing this Fall 2022 season along with Chainsaw Man, Spy x Family part 2, Mob Psycho 100 season 3, and others.
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CORRECTION: In checking my sources again, there was a kink in the translation in terms of what games Kubo had worked on. He said he was PLAYING Monster hunter Icebourne at the time, but up to that point did work on RE:2 (costumes for Leon and Claire). The proximity of the two sentences tripped me up and made me think he worked on Icebourne - sorry Icebourne players!
Because everyone is multi-dimensional, here's some context on Torishima for those inerested:
In my research he seemed like a business man more than a manga editor. He never read or was interested in the manga, even when he was put into the editing position (which was against his will). One source states that he hated it so much he decided to just speak what was on his mind, operating under the logic of "if I tell them the mangakas they're shit, they'll feel a need to improve and will do better". Not sure if I agree with that logic but ok he did somehow climb the ladder to be Editor in Chief (whether or not he actually wanted the position). At the end of his life he became CEO and president of multiple companies, so if he was a business man he eventually got there.
Credit where credit is due, he single handedly saved Doberman Deka, ballooning its popularity for #13 in a readers' survey ranking to #3, and arguably made Dragonball more than the author himself. At one point Akira Toriyama (Dragonball's author) entered a manga competition with a oneshot that was almost a parody of Star Wars. In accordance with the rules of the competition he was disqualified, but Torishima noticed him, onboarded him, and personally trained him for a year and a half through "trial and error" before Dr. Slump was made. Another ronud of this and Dragonball was made. If it wasn't for Torishima, Toriyama might not have ever even had a career.
For those who read Dr. Slump, the evil scientist in that series is directly inspired from Torishima. And for those who have watched or read Bakuman, the Torishima character is meant to be almost a carbon copy of Torishima in real life
The creator of my favorite manga playing a game from my favorite game series is the best thing ever
To think we got
Dragon Ball because Toriyama was running out of cigarette money, saw the contest for (then monthly) Jump magazine, and decided to give it a whirl.
Torishima definitely seems to be a hard nosed, maybe overly blunt kinda guy, but has good story sensitivities. Reading the behind the scenes tidbits found in the Dr. Slump volumes is a fascinating education in manga making. The relationship between Toriyama and Toshima is interesting and hilarious. They even go into fist fights!
With that editing skills I see a huge potential of your channel blowing up
Correction. Bleach sucks.
There's a reason why the mad scientist is called Mashirito lol
It doesn't matter if an author only wrote a single series. I respect them
Like Isayama
F in chat for Zombie Powder
Most of them did, like akutami or Gotouge
You don't need to write multiple to be a good author. I'd actually argue focusing on ONE is better than getting your mind mixed up in multiple since you'll always use your other works for reference throwing off the setting you had originally invisioned.
@@Valstrax420 Or by writing multiple stories your writing would improve over time. Many famous authors' best work isn't their first. It also depends on how long the story needs to be, unnecessarily dragging stories out can harm your work. It's better to read something short and sweet than something lengthy and mediocre.
However, it is best to focus on *one story at a time* than writing multiple at once.
To be fair you forgot one more thing, he also did a One-Shot of Bleach which basically confirm he wants to continue Bleach and Burn the Witch. We know he plans to make more, but he has come out and said "If you ask me to make it, i won't, i will make it when i feel like i can make it". And after his whole journey making manga and reach the point that he has, he deserve it, he went through hell and back. He has done a lot, and he deserves respect whatever you like his work or not... Which i love, so im of the mentality of "Let the man take his time, yeah, it's possible that something happens to him, but i prefer him doing stuff at his own pace then tormenting the poor guy, not a single author deserves that."
Of course dude! In retrospect I should've emphasized more that Kubo IS continuing to write stuff, but regardless he deserves enormous amounts of respect for what he's done, just like any mangaka. It's so nice to think that he's finally got to a place where he doesn't have to worry about blazing out manga pages
_"If you ask me to make it, I won't. I'll make it when I feel like I can make it"_
...based as hell, damn💯
This man is a legend.
Burn the Witch is so cool, I dont know if theres more than a volume or few
@@connergalles7106 For now there is a one-shot and a volume with Kubo promising a season 2 and outright telling us what i said above
Well, I really love Bleach so I am thankful to Kubo for working so fucking hard and am glad that he is taking rest and going at his own pace. I do want more Bleach and Burn the Witch but only when he feels like it. Great video mate.
It's good that he's taking his own pacing. His writing is complex and needsore time to develop it's story, just like Berserk, Vagabond and other mangas that have lots of hiatus. You can know that just by looking at the difference in quality between the Fake Karakura Town Arc and the Turn Back the Pendulum Arc.
@@Ekhein I do love FKT arc but I see your point.
Burn the witch was so good, I prefer he continue that since it's rather unique franchise of his.
@@Ekhein kinda sad the author dropped Vagabond
@@jellymatsuryuka6853 Fr. Maybe we'll get a proper ending on Vagabond, but it'd take many years until that.
With Tite Kubo's journey to the top, we've learned just how important it is to go through very painful & stressful moments of life. His work saved me from committing suicide. I'll never be able to forget the feeling I felt while reading 'Everything but the rain' arc. I'm glad he'll be able to show what he couldn't through the anime.
Just an hour ago i seen someone trying to commit a suicide ... Ur comment resonates big time rn.
@@shuttzi9878 is that person okay mate?? Please take care mate, we're all in this together ❤️
Hey bro
anime in genral changed my life naruto was my first anime but bleach is just special to me bleach is a part of my soul
@@shuttzi9878 what happened and any updates after?
Don’t care for this clickbait title though
Kind of agree
Kubo is very good at character design. His female characters in particular are a cut above the rest.
Indeed they are designed quite spectacularly
I haven't seen any female characters that are more attractive than Kubos.
I've never seen a Mangaka use black and white the way Kubo does.
May be Yuki Tabata of black clover, but still Kubo's the best.
@@atkatnd red hood
@@billyboleson2830 ayo🤨📸
That Asada dude is quite something, his eyes for talent and potential are frightening, he single-handedly put two of the big three on the map.
Damn kubo.
With oda and masashi naturally get into the manga industry from winning awards. And he's just that one guy that just trying to do his best against all odds. He's an awesome guy.
And then he's then become part of the big 3, a legendary tittle no one can dispute.
Damn 😭
The original Big 3 Yeah
Um, didn't kubo was the only one who got the shogakugan awards among the big 3?
@@goodisgood153 there is only 1 big 3. So yeah ofc it will be the original big 3. No new, no old.
Insert obligatory dragon balls being in the big 3 comment here
@@historicflame972 DragonBall will always be the Godfather of Shonen since it give birth to many inspirations. However it doesn't belong in the big 3.
I'm so glad Kubo managed to push through and succeed with bleach. It is 99% of the inspiration for me to write my own story. Whether or not ill ever publish it, who knows, but it's only because Kubo made bleach.
Go for it bro! You never know :)
@@Lazer-bp9lf I actually wrote one myself, but I have like 0 motivation to continue it
@@_quixote I had that same issue at one point. Try rearranging events and the context surrounding them. I completely rearranged my stories timeline and found it to be far more compelling and interesting, and it has allowed me to expand on characters that were otherwise very flat
As One Piece entered its final saga this year, the era of the three kings is drawing to a close. Kubo, Oda & Kishimoto. This generation will pass into history, but we were there.
That is true, isn't it
An oddly nostalgic feeling
wait what is the source for one piece entering its final arc this year?
@@nitishkumarjurel241 final saga not arc, and it was announced around mid 2022
@@tommy_br8732 yep, quite some time ago now. it’s fairly clear how much we’re accelerating toward the endgame. the five elders, characters introduced *21 years ago*, are beginning to get named & involved directly with the plot.
I WAS HERE :/
Side note. If Kubo ever retires. He could be a huge titan in the fashion industry.
He always makes sure his characters are dressed incredibly well. Can't think of one bad outfit that he's drawn in his series
I especially like the clothes in the bleach openings. All Kubo has to say is "think I'll try fashion next" and every single fashion designer in the world will simultaneously shit themselves. Bc they will be in presence of a FASHION TITAN!
that is all.
I totally agree with you, I always enjoyed the fashion of Tite's characters. He could really be an amazing designer 😌
Nnoitras outfit was atrocious
@@rabbiama2940 I'd wear that.
@@hitoomitsukiyomi1200 his passion was actually fashion design
Before Kubo became a mangaka, he was actually an amateur fashion designer and iirc he drew mangas (especially in his earlier days) as a way to showcase his fashion and creativity, until he actually got into the industry.
Man, Asada really believed in him. Shame what happened to him over the years, but at least someone believed in him.
what happen to him?
@@bitwisedevs469planty bad things but mainly his life’s masterpiece bleach got a rushed ending and that triggered harassment from fans and made him quit also severe shoulder injuries that may be chronic but after 15 years of stressful work and quiting he comes back to draw bleach one shot and burn the witch with hope of more content soon.
The editing is great. But your missing alot of details on why Kubo left. First half was brilliant, second half felt rushed and lacked crucial information about shonen/pierrot.
He didn't really ruin bleach. Bleach was never ruined. Bleach actually never ended. It was just put on hiatus. And it had a lot to do w the animation studios and shonen. Can't put it all on Kubo.
He's literally still making bleach, other manga, animations, dude is a beast.
Appreciate your feedback dude! You're definitely right, the second half is sketchy compared to the first. It was the first time I ever told a mangaka's story where their breakthrough ran its entire course up to the present, so I didn't know how long or short I should make Kubo's life-after-bleach section or whether people would even care LOL. This is definitely still a learning point for me, so I'm grateful for the comment
@@HitRegBroke also there are some problems when the anime is different than the manga because the anime skipped a lot of storyline and it was confusing for the people that watch Bleach. And, there were conflicts between him and JUMP about the Bleach in manga and anime and JUMP want him to revise the story for many times and he refused and that's I heard. It's kinda hard to find the reliable information about that conflict because it's almost not become a news. I only heard them from someone that translating Japanese tweet about the dark side of JUMP. And a lot of people know about that JUMP is kinda douchebag when it comes to mangaka that doesn't agree with them.
@@juvenile-sama6795 I see so all makes sense now why that SJ pushing Kubo-sensei to end TYBW sooner than him anticipated.. 🧐
Tbf,Pierrot did ruined the Arrancar arc. The animation of it got a lot of issues
plus Kubo actually has a game too with Shuesha and Pierrot in the title
Bleach Brave Souls its a considered old gen mobile games that still alive and kicking
Respect to Mr. Kubo. Bleach is one of the most famous Shonen Manga/Anime of all time. Hope that he continues the franchise after the one shot hell arc that he released. That one was fire.
Imagine one guy could have ended one piece and bleach without them even getting started
I love the documentaries, the editing and everything is soo good. Glad to see Kubo back also.
Thanks for watching bro! Appreciate you
The editors and magakas working toghether for each others sucess makes me so so happy man. In a world where most of your co-workers won't miss if you leave and everyone's objective is to be number 1, these people are really revolutionaries
This made me emotional. Especially the part when you added what happened to everyone involved in the documentary after the events of the timeline ended. It was like a little one shot itself!
The audio editing is chaos
The "Akira Toriyama saved Bleach" narrative is completely unfounded and there is actual evidence AGAINST it.
Oh my oh dear
where can I find out about this? That's some pretty spicy plot twist
@@sharkenjoyer There is an extensive thread called "Myths and misconceptions regarding Bleach" that goes deep into the "Toriyama saved Bleach" and others false statements loosely thrown around the internet about Bleach.
@@mathiaszanotto7287 also there’s another myth that says that Tite Kubo was forced to not kill off Byakuya in Tybw because of angry fan girls that’s been debunked to
@@Chillchildren999 I mean he might die now 💀. Kubo had to rush his story now we’ll get to see exactly what he wanted to portray. Sasakibe died in the anime b4 he did in the manga
@@Kaden786 You people overestimate when and how Kubo "rushed" things. Just because something didn't go the way you wanted (Byakuya's "death"), doesn't mean Kubo rushed it. The first invasion is 100% the way Kubo wanted because it preceded Kubo's increasing health problems.
And Sasakibe died in the manga 10 years ago.
Amazing video. My heart goes out to Kubo cuz I learnt to draw because of Bleach and Im a graphic designer now
Kubo was compared to Oda a lot, but even through all the frustration and setbacks he still created bleach and Akira Toriyama was a huge influence as it was him who gave Kubo the confidence he lost. Also Bleach never technically ended and we will get a continuation whenever Kubo feels like it. Well he deserves the rest after going through such a hell and Bleach anime is getting the ending it deserves in the form of TYBW
Toriyama giving Kubo a letter of confidence is fake
@@Chillchildren999 kubo explained how akira was one of his inspiration well more of the series dragon ball
@@axion6070 Yea he was influenced by Dragonball but he never said Akira helped him get Bleach published cause of a letter it’s fake info there isn’t even any Japanese source
@@Chillchildren999 alright but i never said Toriyama gave Kubo a letter though?
That toriyama thing was never confirmed to be true just saying people say it but there’s no information by Kubo or Toriyama on that ever happening
The editing on the video insane. Such an interesting and engaging documentary. I never considered the path kubo took to become who he is and how the post bleach era treated him. So glad sega was consistent in him as they may have very well been the sole reason burn the witch got to be made, and the much more relaxed pace he has in his new work.
This is one of the highest compliments I could receive, and I really appreciate it! I'm trying to get super good at story telling so for you to call it interesting and engaging is really meaningful! Appreciate you
Easily one of the best mangaka in terms of his character art and designs. They're stylish, powerful, and highly detailed. Bleach also always stood out because of the maturity of its subject matter.
Thank you for making this. I used to explain to people how much work & effort it takes to do weekly stories like this on top of the editors on Your back(if you even get a good one) It’s insane & definitely not the best environment for artist. Everyone that’s done it is a phenomenal artist. I hope they finds more outlets for just creativity. I’d love to see shonen artist just create with no restraints.
The editing is imppecable. Your atyle and personality really shine through in your editing .Can't wait for you to hit the big leagues. Nice job.
I can't wait either LOL thank you for all the love!
This the type of comment someone leaves when they don’t plan on watching anymore.
@@JustZome i disagree. i have watched every single long form video this channel has produced and plan on doing so for a while. it's exciting to see newcomers make their mark. I also follow brandontalks and ah lecks. Both relatively young channels with great content.
@@SC-yj7fc I don’t care.
@@JustZome then why comment at all? seems weird.
i cried at the end. Kubo deserves better. They were trying to prevent him from success. We all support you Kubo!!
What I'm more amazed about is how the man saved up 1.5 M yen selling newspaper.
That's like 15k dollar and should've increased more due to inflation
Kubo is built different.
Kubo grindset different fr
for real
In short, Kupo's a man who suffers from depression and gets demotivated easily and doesn't put up much of a fight, and he STILL has enough willpower to write shonen theme stories. That's talent
What a story. This guy has gone through alot, and even had his series cancelled. Now tybw is the most peak anime of the season, and it really shows how success can come if you don't give up.
damn nice job man, can't believe i found another underrated gem of a channel again!
Interesting storytelling of things i didnt even know like.. i never even thought about the life of the mangaka behind the manga itself, not to mention the quality of your editing
That's a huge compliment, thank you!
after reading this i was so touch even more than usual, he did it in his whole life. Bleach is masterpiece for me ever since childhood. I was a fan of other manga like ft and op but only his manga made me feel goosebumps, the character designs is top tier for me!
I truly wish I could meet this man. Just to encourage him. Just to let him know how much his work meant to me. And that he deserved better. Its heartbreaking
While many people love his character design style, i think his mindblowing skill for me is the visual storytelling that he put in every pages. There're not many mangaka that can do panelling as good as him
Big thank you to Kubo and all manga artists and writers. You literally pour your heart and soul into these projects and it shows.
Kubo has inspired me a lot with my art , however when I found out how much he had sacrificed with his work, that broke my heart. I hope he gets all the rest & self care in the world. I someday wish to meet him & hug him thanking him for all the hard work he's done & how he's inspired me with my own work too. I apologize if my wording isnt well just I don't really know what to say when it comes to Kubo while keeping it short as Bleach was the manga & anime that really got me into loving anime & even more into art (even though I had almost stopped in 2017 & a while other thing got me back up on my feet to draw again then )
i think this whole story of his life as a mangaka kinda reflected on how he made Ichigo no.? i mean a man with potential, somehow gets dragged into dire situations where he gotta risk his life while there are always someone that sees the potential in him at times even when he thought there's no "point" in it anymore
The quality of this documentary is so good. I love the videos bro, keep it up.
Will do
Production Quality like this deserves more views, sooner or later you're channel is gonna blow up :)
Appreciate you bro!
Kubo can finally get Bleach final arc finished.
Also Kubo: How about just 1 more arc.
As someone who been studying and practicing anime art for 5 years now, I can safely say that drawing arts, specially when you have a time limit to deliver weekly AND you are drawing one of the most popular manga that people all over the world will read and criticize, is STRESSFUL!
I always loved how well drawn Bleach was and always respected Kubo as an artist, even before I started drawing myself and realized how hard it is.
He definitely deserved to rest after finishing Bleach, regardless if he got injured or not. The man left his mark on the anime world, and worked hard to finish his biggest series, I believe not even having long hiatus at all, which is more than most mangaka can say.
I would LOVE to see him creating more and more series like Bleach, but I fully respect his choice if he decides to never create a series as big again.
Nothing was ruined
5:41 actually brought a tear to my eye. Such a letter would have no doubt shaken Kubo to his very core. To be acknowledged like that.
It was never confirmed though
The editing is kinda hard to follow in this vid, but cool story. Really love Kubo's stories and especially character designs, barely ever felt such a sense of style & great character dynamics like I did with Bleach. One of the things I love about Jujutsu Kaisen in more recents years is how much it reminded me of Bleach in that way and I feel like it's an inspiration for it.
It's always an iffy subject around creative artists and external pressure. Some of the best stuff really does come from so much pressure shaping diamonds out of creatives, but it's kinda hard to accept that you need that to squeeze the best works out of the artist, it would be great to see something from Kubo that is more of a passion project rather than a strict serialization. If he remains more involved with game development hopefully he gest involved with something like an RPG or some game that can be character-driven.
Lamo Kubo isn't stopping, he just took a break and will continue making new chapters for bleach.
We are getting more Bleach, just at Kubo's own pace. He's already confirmed that he will continue the Hell Arc, but only when people stop pestering him about it. He only draws now when he's in the mood for it and people hounding him for more is just going to put him off.
this is why i think kubo is the goat hes been through alot and hes continueing his series again
Sound mixing is so much better than the Chainsaw Man video two weeks ago, absolute banger of a video. If I had to have just a few minor notes just to help you improve:
The voice effect(? I think it's a voice effect, that or you were just much further from the mic so it sounded like a telephone effect) that is on your voice as you narrate the conversation between the two at 0:55 was a nice touch, but honestly I would like that to carry over into the actual conversation with one of them rather than cutting off soon after the into. To keep this in line with the editing, the guy on the right would have the "next-to-us" sound because he's there for the whole bit, then the two that get switched between on the left would have a telephone sort of effect on them.
The music throughout was at an amazing level. Noticeable and nice to listen to while not overpowering your voice or the effects. What does kind of make me a little conflicted is your use of sound effects as you are narrating. In most places this is fine, but especially with voice clips such as the one that overlaps with your voice on 0:29, the sound effect didn't mesh too with your voice, specifically after the word "mangaka". I know what you were going for with that effect and personally I would quickly fade out the effect after he and you say "mangaka" together as the voice clip has served it's purpose at that point, but do whatever you think is best. The TL:DR of this is just to keep your levels in mind when using sound effects, make sure the main audio you want to be heard, in this case your voice, can be interpreted no problem on the first listen through.
On a positive note, the editing on the One Piece introduction at 3:32-3:42? Omfg, STELLAR work both with video and audio. I honestly cannot tell you how much I loved that part, I audibly went "AW THAT'S GOOD" to myself when that happened. The only thing I might add would be let it play out just a bit longer, like a second or two before fading out? But idk how TH-cam is with the copyright on that song soooooooooo prolly better for you not to tbh just to be safe.
And the subtle slide in to lead us right back to the Chainsaw Man video at the end? Sly as hell and amazingly done.
Keep up the good work, and as always take what I say with a grain of salt, I am biased and only one guy. Maybe even think about branching out beyond just anime-related topics. Not trying to push you out of your specialty or anything of the sort, I've enjoyed everything I've watched from you up until now for sure. However, it may be good to try a few outliers out on topics your still interested in but breaks the mold a bit from your usual content. Just as a light suggestion for channel growth, do what you like to make at the end of the day and I'm sure you'll keep rolling out bangers.
I see you've come and I appreciate all of your feedback dude! I never even thought of the "next-to-us" effect (as you put it before), even thought after reading your comment it seems SUPER obvious.
I'm definitely gonna start branching out soon too, I just need to get a handle on the video production cycle. This is the first time I've tried the biweekly video upload cycle and it's a crunch especially since I'm also in college. Once I get a handle on that I'm definitely gonna start expanding.
Appreciate you like none other bro
@@HitRegBroke For sure man. I look forward to all your work going forward and wish you luck. Personally I'd say try to focus on school over TH-cam, but I know that the grind is real and your work definitely shows that despite what is probably a hard schedule (I mean you're going to college in California from what I saw in another video that's gotta be pretty tough) you still make awesome videos. Do what your heart tells you and all that but keep a little bit of reality rooted so that you don't end up neglecting too much of one over the other. Love the stuff man, looking forward to more!
bro remember not everyone is native english speaker, can be very hard to understand you while another person speaks in the video
Seems like the more of these situations we hear about the more Bakuman seems to be a legit representation of the insane amount of work that mangaka have to deal with and the ridiculous timeframe to do that work.
This man is the most hustler out of the big 3 artists (Oda and Kishimoto)
Just like his manga he’s the most underrated one
Bleach, Naruto, One Piece
🐐🐐🐐
what does this even mean? they were all just regular dudes who liked drawing and hit it big. i'd say that about pretty much most mangaka
I need to show this to all those rabbid fans that just want Kubo to draw because "of course he can" instead of worrying about his health
That was the point of the video :)
I love Bleach . Gotta be my favourite anime of all time . The character design , soundtracks and Ichigo himself are the reasons why . Haven't felt like I'm connected with the protagonist of anything the way I did with Ichigo
I didn't know I could get this invested in a person's journey, you did a great job making this video
This is such a high compliment for me, thank you so much! I've been reading so much about storytelling and making things engaging so to see that you found the video interesting means a lot
if i could i would write and send kubo a thank you letter for doing his best with bleach despite all the hardship he went though while drawing and writing it.
This is such a well-put video, makes me. want to learn from you. Love the in-depth and additional info about kubo's journey so far, I'm so glad he recovered and came back.
The biggest issue with Kubo's career is how he never agreed with his editors and Jump was doing their best to estrange themselves from him. Which caused a lot of his arcs to be rushed to hell and back. You can see it in his manga panels where his first volumes had so much details in them that you wouldn't immediately think it was a Shounen manga. To eventually becoming rather undetailed and more blank backgrounds became present as the arcs went on. In my opinion Jump should just treat them like they treat the Jojo author let him publish at his own pace and his own time, to hell with deadlines.
JOJO is a seinen now. Different demographic compared to Shonen. While Shonen is more for teens. Seinen is more for adults. That means he have more time to plan out everything since he will release his chapters after one month. The author of JOJO also had it's deadline. But he made a graphic on when he will start planning. Which character he should reintroduce, spends a certain time making new characters and stands etc. If you read JOJO. You will see he reuse quite alot of Stand abilities. And some aspects of JOJO definitely feels off at times.
@@yourewallsareveryconvenien8292 Fair enough but even Araki can take his time, he has been working on Jojo since the 90's and its 20-30 years later so he has been allowed a lot of freedom where that is concerned.
Great video. I thought it was made by a big channel but was surprised to see that you only have 8k. Keep the work and success will eventually come
Definitely! Thanks for stopping by
Kubo sacrificing his mind, body and soul just to entertain us
Mad RESPECT FOR THIS MAN AND ALL OTHER mangakas
I would like to see every Kubo hater try to live in his shoes...
I always get mad when people shit on Bleach final
They don't know mangas artist are persons too
This video just oozes with "the heart", great video bro. Would love to see more Bleach content from you in the future.
My son watches JoJo and has seen Bleach, will never forget when he said,
"The Bleach creator must have been a clothing designer at one point and the JoJo author definitely was a bodybuilder. The designs and the poses prove it"
He's 13 and I'm beginning to think he may have a point. Kubo would make a killing as a clothing designer.
Which is funny considering Araki has a love for fashion not bodybuilding 🤣
@@Spearhead401 he's probably still watching parts 1-3 lol
A good story like one that Tite Kubo has created is worth all the time it takes to do it and I'll happily remain a fan of his work as he takes his own time and pace with creating works when he feels like it.
the legend is just impressive imagine you work so hard you feel phisically and mentally sick just for your work to get rejected and you get depressed and one letter from your idols fixes it all and boom suddenly you own like the 4th most famous and popular manga and anime series ever made
REALLY well made video, I LOVED the editing on it and the narrating of events, GREAT WORK!
APPRECIATE you
When OP 1 kicked on at 5:50 the nostalgia I felt was physically overwhelming. I'd give almost anything to watch this series again for the first time
3:30 literal goosebumps 🔥
A lot of people don't know this but working conditions for mangaka are absolutely excruciating. It is the reason why so many of the masters die relatively young, like Miura and Ken Ishikawa
keep up the videos man, they're very entertaining and informative
Appreciate you bro!
Thank you for this!! Brought tears to my eyes man!!!
Appreciate you stopping by bro !
The price of prodigy is a world that assumes you are "smart" enough to conform and exhibit their idea of humility. Kubo's tale is a cautionary one.
I will always have compassion for him. He deserves good things.
As a bleach fan ive heard for years about how kubo was unhappy and overworked as a Mangaka. I feel so bad for him. He's one of the greatest talents of all time and he's so underrated.
Man your videos are great. The edditing and the writing is perfect. Keep it up
I think this video would have been more epic if you actually included how Burn the Witch was super successful in Japan
Somehow I forgot that and skipped over it... woops ((:
Bleach is the greatest piece of media ever creeated in history of this univerese im soo thankfull to Kubo
Shonen tards are truly something else
@@billyboleson2830 stfu im not a shonen tard i don't even watch anime almost at all, it's just when i was 7 one chanel at 9pm was streaming an episode of anime then gaming that was something else anyway once i saw bleach i became obssesed the music,characters,swords,voice acting everything it's perfect fiction for me
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When you never watch anything besides Bleach
One thing I really hope for is that Kubo gave some edits to the animation team. I know he was in a rough place during the Thousand Year Blood War, and there were very clearly parts where you could tell he just didn't care any more (Especially towards the very end or with how some of the Stern Ritter were dealt with) so I really hope he can see his masterpiece completed 100% in the way he wanted it to be finished and not just in the way he could scrape by finishing it.
I was pretty much destined to love Bleach.
As a youngin' starting Bleach years ago, Ichigo was the only character I identified with, struggling with finding my place and purpose, just wanting to see the people around me be happy, and of course the mental/emotional states affecting your life greatly.
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Then as I got older and learned more it was the exact same with Kubo himself, working on your passion (by yourself) only to be rejected (multiple times) and spiraling into an ocean of negativity.. Its scary in that darkness man.. but Im so freakin' happy Toriyama reached out when he did, we just gotta keep going.. someday, someway, we will reach what we've been waiting for.
Thank you, Kubo for not only creating an amazing piece of art, but also for helping this dude in this strange and kinda f*cked up thing we call life.
I respect all mangaka, all of them are really praiseworthy for creating such incredible stories from their imagination
Btw My fave mangaka is Eichiro Oda!!
One piece is an integral part of my life and I don't wanna die before knowing the ending of it
Same, One Piece saved my life
I LOVE One Piece , it's soo good. But yeah I agree.
@@RoxyArietis is it THAT good? I just feel like watching 1k+ episodes will be a huge waste of time 😕
@@Neoroticus I grew up with it, and after 11 years is still my fave.
Fantastic editing man, you deserve a whole lot more subs!
I can't believe THE megumin said I deserve subs i am honored LOL
Love it. As a musician myself creating is very very hard. If your strained, or in bad health it declines. 2016-2018 I was in a band, and at the top of my music and drum career. Until they wanted a "less fill heavy" drummer. I love all music and I dont just insert one style I do many in one song. I'll have a afro Cuban beat,jazz,marching band and more and they didnt like this. I then voted stress at work,started using Adderall to then fully be unruffled into my heroin addiction I stopped at 2010 and picked up better than ever in 18. I have just started to fully return to my self. So it takes such a long time. THIS MAN kubo is my favorite of all time. Thanks kubo I like Ichigo can accept my addiction side, my depression and evil side and can fully say I am me and I won't be others. I'll do it for myself, would you agree kubo?(sorry had to throw The Blade Is Me monologue "
what is this weird format? i dont like it? its like putting words in others mouths
Damn girl are you a construction worker? Cause you're building
I agree
I agree
Remember how he released the first chapter of the Hell saga and we haven't gotten any updates or news about the continuation? What was up with that?
As far as I know, Kubo is working closely with the staff for the TYBW anime and apparently he wants anime to have proper 2nd half of the arc where he had to rush cause of his health in the manga. So no time to write manga maybe
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Yeah but why release that chapter and give no more information about it? The way japanese do things can be strange sometimes
@@dantecrottogini529 he said hr will do that and burn the witch when he feels like it
Thanks for giving this tribute to my favourite mangaka.😁👍
I'm subbing, hope to see more of your stuff.
I find it strange when art and business collide. The state of mind of each is polarized against the other in many ways; one seeks to tap the theoretical potential of imagination and is optimistic and the other is pragmatic, rigid, materialistic, often cynical. It pains me to see artists suffer under the heels of big business.
being destroyed by their own success is sadly a normal problem for manga and anime creators. Toriyama for example could never live DBZ down. also you really need to cool it with the editing transitions and cutting out mid sentence.
2:29 and here I thought there was a crack or smudge on my screen
Click bait title
Some of Kubo's interviews read like he is the anime protagonist of the manga world that wants to forget him.
Most impressive dude
LOVE
Really liked your editing. If I may give one advice: please equilize the audio. I watched your video near some sleeping people, so I had to keep a low volume. But sometimes the sound of your voice was too low, and sometimes too loud. I had to keep moving the volume up and down to keep it at a certain level.
Bleach is one of my favourite series ever and that alone catched my eye on what you had to say, however, your editing man is waaaaaay too good. Congratulations, you really kept me hooked with the story and way you presented it. Thanks for that ride man. Subbed ;)
Love bro
this video feels super chaotic and tense like uncut gems
While I think Bleach is one of the weaker long form battle shonen to come out of SJ I still find it undoubtedly cool in its own right with some genuinely 10/10 character designs and this video gave me a ton of respect for Kubo.
Then the video did its job! Thanks for watching
Out of the Big 3, he was the only one to not have his drawing style get way more simpler and worse but overall better.
Yes I also scream "FUCKKKKKKKKKKKKKKK" during art crunch time
I froth with glee with how he incorporated cultural influences in bleach. And the music. Love It. I WISH I could streamline a storyline like he did. I love the character designs too
People these days do not understand how stressful anime and manga industries is and it takes a health toll from the authors
Rushed and pushed to his mental/physical limit since middle school. Even more respect for him getting burn the witch or possible bleach hell arc to work on his schedule.