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Bleach, Vol. 54: Goodbye To Our Xcution (2000)

by Tite Kubo(Favorite Author)

4.2 of 5 Votes: 1

ISBN

4088703863 (ISBN13: 9784088703862)

languge

English

genre

Paranormal Fantasy

series

Bleach

review 1: Finally, this arc is over and it was completely pointless. Well, it did serve the purpose of showing how Ichigo regains his powers, but why did it have to take 50-some-odd chapters to do so? He gets a quick stab in the back much like how he got his powers the first time (way back in Chapter 1), and it didn't need to be so tediously long and drawn out. A dozen chapters would have been sufficient. On top of all this, so much of how Ichigo was a supposed Fullbringer didn't make ANY sense at all. It was never explained and the reader was just supposed to accept that he somehow was one and leave it at that. No. I wanted to be able to understand the mythos and logic behind it, but it didn't exist. With this same lack of sense, Ichigo should have been able to wake up one morning ... moreand have all his powers suddenly restored to him for no reason. It wouldn't have been any different. Just glad it's over.
review 2: This volume was action-packed with a somewhat bittersweet ending. Ichigo and Friends achieved what they needed to achieve, beating Xcution at their own game, and getting out of the videogame-like dimension Yukio had created. Everyone's memories went back to normal, with them all totally forgetting Tsukishima. This fact was further proven when Riruka asked about Tsukishima, but Orihime and Rukia had no idea who she was talking about. I will really miss Riruka. I like her alot. But, I suppose, it was time for this arc to end. The next volume starts a new arc. We'll see what that brings.-------------------- This volume was provided to me by VIZ Media via Edelweiss as an eARC/DRC, in exchange for an honest review. All opinions expressed here are my own. less

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