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Bleach 25: No Shaking Throne by Kubo Tite (m&c! shounen manga; street date: 19 May 2010)

Bleach 25: No Shaking Throne (m&c!)

Bleach © Kubo Tite/Shueisha (Serialized in Weekly Shonen Jump)
Published in Indonesia by PT Gramedia/m&c!
[Cover from m&c!]

Bleach 25 of 45+

By Kubo Tite
Original title: BLEACH-ブリーチ-
Shueisha, serialized in Weekly Shonen Jump, shounen
Volume 25: No Shaking Throne released in Japan 2008.05
Published in Indonesia 2006.12 by PT Gramedia/m&c!

May contain [SPOILERS!]

Synopsis

After failing to protect his friends, Ichigo approaches the Visored for training, asking Shinji and the Hollowfied Soul Reapers to teach him how to control the hollow dwelling within.

Former 12th Division lieutenant Hiyori engages Ichigo in combat, but before she completely defeats him, Ichigo's hollow emerges. The Visored are able to suppress the monster, but Shinji orders Ichigo to fight his hollow self, a battle that renders Ichigo unconscious and allows his unimpeded transformation into a hollow.

Meanwhile, Soul Society Gotei 13 leader Yamamoto Genryūsai divulges Aizen's true objective to 10th Division captain Hitsugaya Toshiro: the rogue Shinigami plans to vanquish the Soul Society monarch by destroying Ichigo's hometown and using the resulting release of spiritual power to create a key to the Soul Society king's inner sanctum. [Additions from Wikipedia]

Volume 25: No Shaking Throne contains:

  • 215. Tug Your God Out
  • 216. The Suppression of Darkness
  • 217. Hole in My Heart
  • 218. Dark Side of Universe 3
  • 219. Black & White 3
  • 220. King & His Horse
  • 221. Let's Eat the World's End
  • 222. No Shaking Throne
  • 223. The Scarlet Creation

Awards

Winner, best shounen manga in the 50th Shogakukan Manga Awards

Anime and other adaptations

Studio Pierrot's anime adaptation began airing in October 2004 and continues to this day (Season 15, the return to the Hueco Mundo arc, opened with episode 266 on 2010.04.13; episode 271 aired on 2010.05.18). Seiyuu Morita Masakazu and Orikasa Fumiko star as leads Kurosaki Ichigo and Kuchiki Rukia. Paku Romi, Hiyama Nobuyuki, and Namikawa Daisuke play 10th Division captain Hitsugaya Toshiro, 11th Division 3rd Seat Madarame Ikkaku, and Arrancar Ulquiorra Cifer respectively. At least two OAVs and three theatrical movies—Bleach the Movie: Memories of Nobody, Bleach the Movie: The DiamondDust Rebellion, Another Hyōrinmaru, and Bleach the Movie: Fade to Black, I Call Your Name—have been released.

A series of rock musicals has also been made out of Bleach, the first musical staged between 17 and 28 August 2005 at the Space Zero Tokyo center in Shinjuku.

m&c! Bleach volume 25 street date: 19 May 2010

~niki DBA huamulan03 (花木蘭03) via m&c!

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Air Gear 11 by Oh! great (Level Comics shounen manga; street date: 19 May 2010)

Air Gear 11 (Level Comics)

Air Gear © Oh! great/Kodansha (Serialized in Weekly Shounen Magazine)
Published in Indonesia by Elex Media/Level Comics
[Cover from Level Comics]

Air Gear 11 of 28+

By Oh! great
Original title: エア・ギア
Kodansha, serialized in Shuukan Shounen Magazine, shounen
Volume 11 first released in Japan 2005.08
Published in Indonesia 2010.05 by PT Elex Media Komputindo/Level Comics

May contain [SPOILERS]

Synopsis

Ikki and Team Kogarasumaru challenge E-ranked Team Potemkin in order to upgrade to rank B, but leveling up in AT ranking proves more problem-laden than they expected. Potemkin passes up on the offer, forcing Ikki to play for higher stakes by wagering the Fang Regalia.

Awards

This manga by the creator who (as The Fifth Columnist author Andrea Tezumo points out) cleverly romanized his name into the coolest mangaka name ever won the best shounen manga prize in the 2006 Kodansha Manga Awards.

Anime and other adaptations

A 25-episode anime produced by Toei Animation and starring Kamakari Kenta as Ikki aired in Japan from April to September 2006. Kamakari Kenta also reprised his role in the Air Gear musical (2007.01), but due to illness was absent from the rerun Musical Air Gear vs. Bacchus Super Range Remix (2007.05). A new musical was expected to premiere April 2010.

Level Comics Volume 11 street date: 19 May 2010

~niki DBA huamulan03 (花木蘭03) who thanks Level editor Lenny-san for her cover and blurb provisioning

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