Bleach The DiamondDust Rebellion~

Yup! This movie was out a while ago but I shall just blog about it since I haven’t been blogging much lately haha. As compared to the first movie of Bleach, I think this movie is even better as it involves more actions and interesting scenes – scenes like many of the captains and vice-captains using bankai! Well, I’m not going to go much into details on the storyline. As people say, a picture speaks a thousand words, so I shall just leave the most of the talking to the pictures! Save you readers from the agony of reading long and wordy passages -.- For ultra-cool images, I shall post them at the back at a larger resolution so you guys can enjoy it. Lets BEGIN!

Ok for readers who are interested in Bleach, you guys should roughly know that this movie focuses mainly on toushiro hitsugaya, the 10th squad captain. The story relates to Hitsugaya’s past and there was this guy, who was Hitsugaya’s friend, also wanted to obtain hyorinmaru. They both obtained the same zanpakutou but this is not allowed in Soul Society, therefore they are forced to fight against each other. Huh obviously Hitsugaya won and the guy was killed, only to return now to seek revenge on Soul Society. Many things happened and Ichigo, as well as the whole of Soul Society, got involved. Well as seen from the above pic, the masked man is the bad guy. Instead of a blue ice dragon, his is a purple one.

After some progress, the person entered Soul Society and released the ‘King’s Seal’ he stole at the beginning of the movie. He sort of fused with his sword and became a purple dragon, looking uber cool! With his great reiatsu, he caught Kenpachi’s attention who charged forward to fight with it, but got owned awww~~ Then you see Kuchiki Byakuya in action followed by my wonderful idol Yoruichi looking uber uber uber cool! Of course, not missing out Soifon! Next you see Abarai Renji using Bankai, which is quite common, something fresh please! XD

Think about it, how would Kenpachi get owned so easily? NO WAY! He came back by moving the mountain away. I’m not kidding, watch it to believe it! The bad guy’s so-called ‘followers’ also transform into 2 weird creatures that look like hollows. What is different is that they are gargantuan and each have different elemental attacks, one using fire while the other using electricity. Then an army of Menos Grande appears. The squads went all out to annihilate the enemies. You see people like Byakuya, Rukia, Mayuri, Sajin (the captain with appearance of a canine) and even the 1st squad Yamato using BANKAI!! Ichigo typically used his Bankai as well, this is nothing exciting compared to the others hahaha! Surprisingly, Ikkaku also used Bankai! His pic will be revealed in a moment. Meanwhile, There is a battle between Soul Society and the purple dragon. As expected, the enemies got defeated and Hitsugaya had to once again, defeat his friend. Thats about how the show ended. Now for the cool pics WOOHOO!!!

YEA!!! The cool pics include Byakuya using his ultimate technique, Hitsugaya fighting against the bad guy and IKKAKU USING HIS COOL BANKAI!!! His Bankai never fails to amuse me…so far. If it starts to appear as many times as Ichigo’s Bankai, then forget it LOL! Well overall this movie is quite entertaining towards the ending part. However, there is this one part that is pretty mediocre. That is the ending whereby the purple dragon was defeated by Ichigo, stealing all the limelight DUDE! The main focus should be on Hitsugaya instead, why must they always make Ichigo the hero -.- I say I’ll be more interested in the movie if the final showdown is between the bad guy and Hitsugaya. Anyway, Hitsugaya’s Bankai is still WAY WAY WAY COOLER than that of Ichigo hahaha!

Well thats all for this post, took me quite a while to upload the pics, thats the most tedious part of blogging for me ugh…HAHAHA anyway, enjoy the pics and most of all, enjoy the movie if you intend to watch it after you saw the pics! Seiryuu signing off~

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