Alternative TitlesEnglish: Bleach Japanese: ブリーチ
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Type: Manga
Volumes: Unknown
Chapters: Unknown
Status: Publishing
Published: Aug 2001 to ?
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Popularity: #2
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has stuff like fighting and magic and all that stuff like the anime but in manga form < 3
Like Naruto, Bleach has very deep and compelling characters as well as action packed battles that will keep you on your toes. Very deep yet simple plots, both are masterpieces in their own right, and deserving of such a title.
being typical fighting/action type shounen mangas.
Both top rated manga.
Both main characters have similarities especially in terms of their love to their friends.
Both had action, comedy, drama
All in one
although bleach and naruto don't have much to do with each other they are both the eptiome of a shounen manga with there action and intricate plots that make them the top manga today
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Zombie Powder was Tite Kubo's first manga serial, which he started working on in high school. It was cancelled after only a year, but reading it, you have to wonder why. All of the incredibly stylish art and character design that make BLEACH so great are also in great supply in Zombie Powder. It's got fantastic battles, a supremely cool cast of characters, and is all in all something that every BLEACH fan should read.
And if you've somehow managed to read Zombie Powder without first hearing of BLEACH, do by all means start on the latter! xD BLEACH's length almost makes up for how abruptly ZP was cut short.
Zombie Powder is the less known manga done by Kubo Tite, and in my opinion was the better of his two creations. However when Bleach became popular he dropped this manga in favour of it, as such the story hasn't been completed. This manga can be described as a fusion of Bleach and Trigun as it borrows elements from the two. It's a shame that this excellent story was dropped for Bleach, I would've preferred this any day.
The most popular of Tite Kubo's two manga creations (Zombie Powder being the first) but in reading his previous manga, you can clearly see how he perfected his incredible art style, as well as awesome character design for Bleach. I actually started reading Bleach first and read ZP afterwards, and you can clearly see that there are similarities between the two manga, however, some might not be as apparent as others. Both mangas have amazingly detailed battle scenes, the super-cool characters (that are vital for a good manga) and the superb plot line that ties the whole thing together. First published in 2001 and still going strong - the length of this manga makes up for any disappointment at the abruptness of Zombie Powder's end.
Because these series are from the same author/artist, they both deal with similar style, characters, situations and development, the plot's are different and the looks of the characters. But for the rest, they are pretty much the same.
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Two young teens can see ghosts and work for a spiritual organization.
Both are about a teenager with the ability to see spirits and have a mission to protect humans from the evil ghosts.
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If you enjoyed the first arc of bleach but the feeling died once the fighting gone too hardcore for you (second arc onwards), ga-rei might just be your thing.
Both of the main characters have the ability to see spirits, and both of them meet, seemingly by accident, a girl who not only sees spirits but makes it her business to exorcise them.
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Zombie Loan and bleach both have shinigamis and in both the good side guides souls to another world.
Both deal with the whole undead/spirits/Shinigami thing, can be pretty dark at times, and have that supernatural/action/comedy/drama mix.
Bleach is a more typical shounen, while ZL is way better.
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If you like the type of supernatural phenomenon, along with sword fighting and secrets, these could be for you. Both take place in modern times.
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You can easily tell that both of these manga's art are similar to one another. They both have the same rough art style.
Both of them are about a boy who obtains a special power, travels between this world and another, and battles enemies with similar such powers in order to save his friends. Parallels can be drawn between many of Bleach's and Psyren's characters.
The manga just has a similar feeling, and not in a bad way. Even the art style is similar.
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If you liked Bleach, you might like this. Both deal with similar concepts, while still being really different. Both great series.
being typical fighting/action type shounen mangas.
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The fights, the enemies and the reason why they fight. The first 7 tankoubon are crack but then it starts the good part of the history.
These two manga have very similar feeling story arcs at least in pattern, though one is about the mafia and the other is about shinigami they both have the same battle manga mantra of "must get stronger" etc.
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There is a lot of fighting in both stories. In Bleach every shinigami has his/her typical zanpaktou technique, the same goes for Claymore (but with swords). In both stories the characters fighting against some kind of evil creature (in Bleach: hollow; in Claymore: youma). The main characters (Ichigo (Bleach) and Clare (Claymore)) are similar in that they want to became stronger for some reason (in Bleach Ichigo wants to become stronger to protect his friends; in Claymore Clare wants to become stronger for the sake of her revenge).
These two manga's just got a lot in common on a lot of points. Both are based on sword fighting, and in both manga's there are two sides fighting eachother. The warriors are leaded by an organization and get numbers which stand for their strenght. If you liked Bleach, Claymore is a MUST read.
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Well...Kekkaishi isnt about shinigami and swordfighting but the manga has the same feeling to it...a boy in black Bleach-like clothing fights against weird monsters...(like the main protagonist in Bleach)...he gets stronger and stronger, tries to defend THE GIRL who also happens to be wery similar to the main female character in Bleach.
There is a secret society (wery soul societys like)...and there is the evil group...
Sooo...all in all...wery similar jet different.
P.s. Kekkaishi is in my opinion the tame version of Bleach.
Imagine Bleach never had the Karakura Town kids go to Soul Society and instead Ichigo fought hollows. You might have something like Kekkaishi, a series that has the same feel of the early chapters of Bleach. Kekkaishi is surprisingly deep for a shōnen manga (something Bleach goes in and out of) and focuses on it's protagonist much more than Bleach does.
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Both involve someone who gets involved with people who fight ghosts, demons, monsters, etc. And both also have a lot of paranormal butt-kicking.
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Both are action heavy and have slightly similar artwork. Dogs is a lot darker and violent but, like Bleach, has its moments of comedy
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Both deal with supernatural powers. Bleach's author, Kubo Tite, considers Saint Seiya to be one of his biggest inspirations for the designs of the different types of weapons that his characters use in the story as well as the battle scenes.
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Near the end of Yamato, it felt very very similar to bleach, spirit swords, inner awakenings. Too bad Yamato was cut way short =/
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This similarity wasn't something I would've suspected at first. However, half way through the story of Togari, Tobe's form of transformation is almost exactly like Ichigo's Hollow self, which made be look back on both manga. I've realized that both main characters are about someone who works for the "other world", whether they really want to or not. Both are fought with swords, with power level rising on occasions where the main character is pushed back against the corner. Togari is slightly darker though.
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Soul Reapers are kinda like traces and hollow are just like troubles
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Both are action shounen manga that contain lots of fighting and massive swords!
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I'm surprised that anyone haven't made this recomendation it.
Both are about Shinigami,have similar story and beginning.A must see(or read,oh fugit) for Bleach fans.
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Bleach and XBlade are both stories that involve extraordinary battles, characters, and swords too. Both of the protaganists weild swords of great power and have similar qualities such as transforming into supernatural beings. Although XBlade's chapters are onwards of 50+ pages, a lot of fun will be had reading either series.
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An ordinary boy meets a not-so-ordinary girl and lives a life of fighting in order to save people who are precious to them
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Both samurai sword tales but set for different audiences. Bleach features more colorful characters, more humor, and supernatural powers to add to the sword figting. Vagabond has a more adult storyline, richer character development, and much more detailed artwork. If you like Bleach but find it to be a little young for you, Vagabond is definitely where you should go.
Note that Vagabond is a monthly manga, though. So the storyline may move slower than the weekly chapters for Bleach.
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It's endless, awesome and really funny. You can't help but love the main characters stupidity and intelligence.
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Zanpaktou = o-parts. Weapons only specific people can use, and have special unique abilities. Bleach has hollows, 666 has some demonic creatures too. And ofcourse, the fighting.
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Both involve an individual who has to fight off hordes of monsters with an enormous sword while fighting for others. Both protagonists also have groups that develop over time and both their groups began with a male and female protagonist. They're also both very action oriented however Berserk is much darker.
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Both manga share a few similar qualities. For starters the first halves of both manga have some great action and humor, but as Bleach and Dragon Ball get farther in the action evolves into pure mayhem.....in a good way. If you liked Dragon Ball/Dragon Ball Z then think of Bleach as a modern day version of it, and if you like Bleach then think of the DB saga as the stepping stone for Bleach. Anyway, a fan of one is probably going to be a fan of the other.
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Umm..'Well the whole hunting down depraved spirits so they don't attack the living/good spirits' thing. (Except in VVV they're called Viruses) And the main character, a seemingly ordinary high schooler who can see 'ghosts' meets up with another person who can, and has"been in the business longer".
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King of Hell has some similarities from Bleach for one that Majeh role in the manhwa is similar to a shinigami's where he has to ferry dead souls to the other side. Instead of Majeh fighting against hollows, most of his enemy's in the manhwa are comprised of demons that have escape to the living world.
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Bleach is simular to Pandora hearts in that they have simular elements to them, yet these elements are put into place in the story line in completly different ways, making them two completly different stories with simular vibes.
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