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Titus Cubo's "bleach" manga is often described as one of the "big three" of his Jonen Jonen Journal, along with Echiro Oda's "one piece" and Eichiro Oda's "Naruto" and Masashi Kishimoto. The three have that name for the simple reason: during the 2000s, they were the three most popular series "Battles Fonn" manga/anime there. For Many Anime Fansbiters (like actor Michael B. Jordandan)They remain huge touch stones.

"One piece" has its own title because His pirate hero, monkey D. Lafi and his crew require a wealth called one piece. "Naruto" is named after his protagonist, Naruto Uzumaki, a young orphan and aspirant ninja tied to a fox demon. But "bleach"? That title is much less intuitive.

Unlike the other two series, which are set in fictional worlds, the "bleach" takes place in a supernatural twist of the real world. Japanese teenager Ichigo Kurosaki has two traits separated from his peers. One, he has blonde strawberry hair (colored as orange). Two, he can see and talk to ghosts. Ichigo's life -changing lifesist forever changes when the malicious spirit called hollow attacks his family, at that moment they saved Rukia Kuciki, Shinigami (Japanese death spirit, translated as "soul Ripper" in English).

Rukia was wounded in the fight against the cavity, and conveys its powers (embodied in the magical sword called "Zanpakut") in Ichigo. While she heals, he must balance his new double life as a high school student and soul. As the "bleach" continues, it explores different areas such as the birth society of Shinigami's soul, as it moves away from ghost hunting in favor of the duels.

So, what does this story have this story about the fighting with swords with chemicals? Why "bleach?" Fans and new readers continue to ask the question, but the answer lies in the 2008 interview with Cubo by Anime Insider magazine.

"Bleach" was not the first idea of the cubo for the title of manga, but refers to the clothing of the characters. Dulian grooves, including Ichigo, all wear black and white kimoni, but the "black" and "white" would be too "simple" and "direct" as titles. "If you put" bleach ", someone can connect it to white. So, so did the "bleach", Kubo explained.