Bleach: Series 3 Part 2 (2 Discs) (UK)

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Bleach: Series 3 Part 2
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Jitendar Canth

The Soul Reapers Have Arrived!
Certificate: 15
Running Time: 248 mins
Retail Price: £19.99
Release Date: 2009
Content Type: TV Series

Synopsis:
Ichigo Kurosaki is an ordinary 15-year-old boy who happens to be able to see ghosts. His fate takes an extraordinary turn when he meets Rukia Kuchiki, a Soul Reaper who shows up at Ichigo's house on the trail of a Hollow, a malevolent lost soul. Drawn to Ichigo's high level of spiritual energy, the Hollow attacks Ichigo and his family. Rukia steps in to help, but is injured and unable to fight. As a last resort she decides to transfer a part of her Soul Reaper powers to Ichigo. Now a fully-fledged Soul Reaper, Ichigo joins together with Rukia, minus her powers, to face whatever challenges lie ahead…

Guided by Yoruichi the mysterious talking cat, Ichigo and school friends Orihime, Chad and Uryu make the dangerous crossing over to the Soul Society and land on the outskirts of the city where the Soul Reapers live. To succeed in their mission to save Rukia from her captors, they must defeat the giant gatekeeper and find some way into the walled city. But it's not going to be easy.

In the world of the living, Ichigo's sisters find themselves in the spotlight as Karakura Superheroes, while in the Soul Soceity all-out war is declared against Ichigo and his comrades. But unrest stirs in all corners of the Seireitei, including among the ranks of the Soul Reapers themselves, when a prominent captain meets an untimely fate. Ichigo and the others attempt to ride the waves of chaos straight to the white tower to rescue Rukia, but they'll have to face an incredibly huge outpouring of spiritual energy to get there!

Adapted from the best-selling manga series that has spawned two OVAs, two animated feature films, a rock musical, and numerous video games, Bleach is a deft blend of supernatural horror, sword-swinging combat action and frequent moments of appealing teen comedy.

Special Features:
Textless Closing
Production Art Galleries
Manga Trailers