Alternative TitlesEnglish: Zombie Powder Synonyms: ã�¾ã�³ã��ã��ã�¦ã�� Japanese: ゾンビパウダ
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Type: Manga
Volumes: 4
Chapters: 27
Status: Finished
Published: Feb 1, 2000 to Aug 4, 2000
StatisticsScore: 7.611 (scored by 2093 users)
Ranked: #19062
Popularity: #155
Members: 3,328
Favorites: 128 1 indicates a weighted score
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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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Both deal with going on an epic quest to aquire an item that has the power to bring a loved one back from the dead or grant awesome powers to the living
they both deal with people looking for somthing to bring people back to life,and if you ask me thay are writen alike.
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The main characters in both One Piece and Zombie Powder are looking for something that is considered to be fantasy to some characters in their stories. Some of the characters in both are similar as well. Although Zombie Powder doesn't have the same range of characters as One Piece has, and the story is much shorter, I would still recommend it to anyone that really likes One Piece.
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Similar happy-go-lucky food loving main characters and also both are set in western inspired worlds.
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similar setting, characters and there's bounty hunters in it too. pretty much everything in Zombie Powder reminded me of Black Cat
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