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Bleach is a Japanese manga series that became a hugely popular anime, following a teenager who gains the ability to see and interact with ghosts and must protect the living world from evil spirits. The franchise was significant in the 2000s anime boom and is known for its distinctive art style, creative fight scenes, and influence on anime and manga culture globally.
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It is catalogued under topics including 2001 manga, Adventure anime and manga and Bleach (manga).
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- Bleach: Thousand-Year Blood War
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Bleach (ブリーチ Burīchi?, latiniseras med versaler i Japan) är en japansk manga och anime. Mangan hade sin debut i augusti 2001 i japanska Weekly Shōnen Jump. Animen hade premiär i Japan i oktober 2004. År 2005 vann Bleach Shogakukan-priset för bästa shounen-mangan.
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