Bleach:
A origem da série!
"Olá. Você está segurando agora o primeiro volume de BLEACH. Eu dei muito duro escrevendo ele. Por favor, cuide bem dele." - Kubo Tite. A série, antes de mais nada, é do gênero Shonen. Conta a história de um garoto que podia interagir com espíritos e que em um dia normal acaba por ter de optar entre deixar que sua família morresse ou aceitar se tornar um Shinigami. Com muito humor, ação e ótimas lições sobre persistência, Bleach tentava trilhar o seu caminho no mercado de mangás japonês.
A primeira apresentação de Bleach para a publicação na Shonen Jump foi recusada. A editoria da revista alegava que a obra era muito parecida com o atual mangá que fazia sucesso na época: YuYu Hakushô. Por esse motivo, eles não publicariam a obra.
Kubo Tite, então, apresentaria um outro título para a revista, Zombie Powder, que foi veiculado na edição número 34 da Shonen Jump. Mas o destino não parecia estar a seu favor. Após a publicação do quarto volume, a série foi cancelada. Mas isso não mudava o fato de Kubo, naquele momento, ser considerado um prodígio.
Contudo, mesmo após a recusa de Bleach, Kubo não havia desistido de seu projeto. Buscando apoio, ele havia enviado o seu trabalho a diversos mangakás do Japão. E nesta lista, estava incluso aquele que era o seu ídolo: Akira Toriyama, o criador da série Dragon Ball. Após ler a obra de Tite, Toriyama lhe enviou palavras de apoio para que o mesmo não desistisse.
Em 2001, Kubo tentaria novamente a publicação de Bleach. Com certas mudanças no roteiro, a série estava novamente sob avaliação da revista Shonen Jump, e desta vez, foi aceita. Foi assim, que em Agosto de 2001 começava o sucesso de Ichigo e seus companheiros.
O começo do sonho!O primeiro volume de Bleach, publicado pela Shueisha, vendeu mais de 1,25 milhão de cópias, e neste momento o sucesso estava de fato consagrado. Em 2005 a série recebeu o importante título "Shogakukan Manga Award" na categoria Shonen. A série está em exibição na TV Tokyo desde 5 de outubro de 2004.
Num geral, a série conta com 30 volumes compilados, 296 capítulos, 144 Episódios, dois OVAs ("Memories In The Rain" e "The Sealed Sword of Frenzzy") que foram exibidos nas duas últimas "Jump Festa" ? um dos eventos mais importante de animê no Japão ? e, por fim, dois filmes: "Memories of Nobody" e "Bleach: The DiamondDust Rebellion".
A série animada é transmitida todas as quarta-feiras pela TV Tokyo e suas afiliadas por todo o Japão. É co-produzida pelos Studio Pierrot, Dentsu e TV Tokyo, e dirigido por Noriyuki Abe. A primeira fase da série animada, que seguia o roteiro do mangá, teve 63 episódios, após isso, até o episódio 109 foram exibidos fillers que tinham como propósito deixar que o novo arco de histórias continuasse se desenvolvendo no mangá enquanto o animê continuava a ser transmitido. Caso isso não tivesse ocorrido e a série animada tivesse alcançado a cronologia do mangá, talvez Bleach tivesse de parar a sua exibição por um tempo.
Na América Latina, os direitos da série estão por conta da empresa VIZ Media que já lançou 20 volumes do mangá na América do Norte. Em dezembro de 2006, o mangá atingiu o TOP 10 de vendagem, e com o volume 17 em fevereiro de 2007 foi o mangá mais vendido. Com bons resultados, a VIZ expandiu o seu mercado em relação a Bleach, em março de 2006, ela adquiriu os direitos de produtos e da série animada.
A versão americana de Bleach foi ao ar pelo canal do Canadá YTV no programa chamado Bionix, no dia 8 de setembro. Na noite seguinte, Bleach ia ao ar pela Cartoon Network, no bloco Adult Swim ? que é famoso por não censurar as séries exibidas. Conseqüência disso foi que, em 2006, Bleach foi indicado para os prêmios de melhor mangá e de melhor tema no American Anime Awards e em 2007 para melhor mangá, melhor ator, melhor design de DVD e melhor tema. Em terras brazucas, até o fechamento desse artigo, a série estava sendo dublada mas a data de estréia não havia sido definida.
Bleach:
The origin of the series!
"Hello, You now are holding the first volume of Bleach. I took it very hard writing. Please take good care of him." - Kubo Tite.
The series, first and foremost, is the Shonen genre. It tells the story of a boy who could interact with spirits and that on a normal day ends up having to choose between letting his family die or accept to become a Shinigami. With great humor, action and great lessons about persistence, Bleach tried to tread their way into the market of Japanese manga.
The first submission for publication in Bleach Shonen Jump was refused. The magazine's editors claimed that the work was much like the current manga that was a hit at the time: YuYu Hakusho. For this reason they will not publish the work.
Kubo Tite, then present another title for the magazine, Zombie Powder, which was aired on 34 th edition of Shonen Jump. Yet fate seemed to be in his favor. After publishing the fourth volume, the series was canceled. But that does not change the fact that Kubo at that time be considered a prodigy.
However, even after the refusal of Bleach, Kubo had not given up his project. Seeking support, he had sent his work to several manga in Japan and this list was included who was his idol: Akira Toriyama, the creator of Dragon Ball series. After reading the work of Tite, Toriyama has sent words of support so that it does not give up.
In 2001, Kubo would try again to publish Bleach. With certain changes in the script, the series was again under review Shonen Jump, and this time it was accepted. It was thus that began in August 2001 the success of Ichigo and his companions.
The beginning of the dream!
The first volume of Bleach, published by Shueisha, sold over 1.25 million copies, and this time success was in fact consecrated. In 2005 the series won the accolade "Shogakukan Manga Award in the category Shonen. The series is on display on TV Tokyo since October 5, 2004.
In general, the series has compiled 30 volumes, 296 chapters, 144 episodes, two OVAs ("Memories In The Rain" and "The Sealed Sword of Frenzzy") that were displayed in the last two "Jump Festa? one of the most important events of anime in Japan? and, finally, two movies: "Memories of Nobody" and "Bleach: The DiamondDust Rebellion".
The animated series is broadcast every Wednesdays by TV Tokyo and its affiliates throughout Japan is co-produced by Studio Pierrot, Dentsu, TV Tokyo, and directed by Noriyuki Abe. The first phase of the animated series, which followed the script of the manga has 63 episodes, after that, until episode 109 fillers were shown that were intended to let the new story arc in the manga continued to develop while the animals are still transmitted. If it had not occurred and the animated series had reached the chronology of the manga, Bleach might have to stop your view for a while.
In Latin America, the rights of the series are on the company that VIZ Media has released 20 volumes of manga in North America. In December 2006, the manga has reached the Top 10 selling, and with volume 17 in February 2007 was the best-selling manga. With good results, VIZ has expanded its market for Bleach in March 2006, it acquired the rights to products and the animated series.
The American version of Bleach was aired by the channel in Canada's YTV Bionix program called, on September 8. The next night, Bleach aired by Cartoon Network, Adult Swim on the block? which is famous for not censoring the series displayed. Consequence was that in 2006, Bleach was nominated for the awards for best comic and best theme in the American Anime Awards and in 2007 for best comic, best actor, best design and best theme DVD. In lands Brazilians, at the time this article was being dubbed the series but the release date was not set.
The origin of the series!
"Hello, You now are holding the first volume of Bleach. I took it very hard writing. Please take good care of him." - Kubo Tite.
The series, first and foremost, is the Shonen genre. It tells the story of a boy who could interact with spirits and that on a normal day ends up having to choose between letting his family die or accept to become a Shinigami. With great humor, action and great lessons about persistence, Bleach tried to tread their way into the market of Japanese manga.
The first submission for publication in Bleach Shonen Jump was refused. The magazine's editors claimed that the work was much like the current manga that was a hit at the time: YuYu Hakusho. For this reason they will not publish the work.
Kubo Tite, then present another title for the magazine, Zombie Powder, which was aired on 34 th edition of Shonen Jump. Yet fate seemed to be in his favor. After publishing the fourth volume, the series was canceled. But that does not change the fact that Kubo at that time be considered a prodigy.
However, even after the refusal of Bleach, Kubo had not given up his project. Seeking support, he had sent his work to several manga in Japan and this list was included who was his idol: Akira Toriyama, the creator of Dragon Ball series. After reading the work of Tite, Toriyama has sent words of support so that it does not give up.
In 2001, Kubo would try again to publish Bleach. With certain changes in the script, the series was again under review Shonen Jump, and this time it was accepted. It was thus that began in August 2001 the success of Ichigo and his companions.
The beginning of the dream!
The first volume of Bleach, published by Shueisha, sold over 1.25 million copies, and this time success was in fact consecrated. In 2005 the series won the accolade "Shogakukan Manga Award in the category Shonen. The series is on display on TV Tokyo since October 5, 2004.
In general, the series has compiled 30 volumes, 296 chapters, 144 episodes, two OVAs ("Memories In The Rain" and "The Sealed Sword of Frenzzy") that were displayed in the last two "Jump Festa? one of the most important events of anime in Japan? and, finally, two movies: "Memories of Nobody" and "Bleach: The DiamondDust Rebellion".
The animated series is broadcast every Wednesdays by TV Tokyo and its affiliates throughout Japan is co-produced by Studio Pierrot, Dentsu, TV Tokyo, and directed by Noriyuki Abe. The first phase of the animated series, which followed the script of the manga has 63 episodes, after that, until episode 109 fillers were shown that were intended to let the new story arc in the manga continued to develop while the animals are still transmitted. If it had not occurred and the animated series had reached the chronology of the manga, Bleach might have to stop your view for a while.
In Latin America, the rights of the series are on the company that VIZ Media has released 20 volumes of manga in North America. In December 2006, the manga has reached the Top 10 selling, and with volume 17 in February 2007 was the best-selling manga. With good results, VIZ has expanded its market for Bleach in March 2006, it acquired the rights to products and the animated series.
The American version of Bleach was aired by the channel in Canada's YTV Bionix program called, on September 8. The next night, Bleach aired by Cartoon Network, Adult Swim on the block? which is famous for not censoring the series displayed. Consequence was that in 2006, Bleach was nominated for the awards for best comic and best theme in the American Anime Awards and in 2007 for best comic, best actor, best design and best theme DVD. In lands Brazilians, at the time this article was being dubbed the series but the release date was not set.
Bleach dublado é uma merda ! Prefiro japonês e legendado !
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