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Success is defined by many factors and for Tite Kubo, it is an ongoing battle that seeks to convince the fans that what he did withBleachcould indeed be considered a success. Many fans are quick to hate on the series because of its decline in quality, negating the factors that led to it ultimately. It is unfair to both the creator and his creation.
On the contrary, it can be taken as both acknowledgment and criticism. It is best to admit to one’s mistakes while also taking into consideration the many things that were done right. As such, Kubo’s health posed a big problem that directly impactedBleachand its quality. There was nothing that could be done about it yet blame persists.
Bleach Deserves Better
Ignorance is bliss. It becomes easy to turn a blind eye to something when there is much being talked about.Tite Kubo’sBleachwas once regarded to be amongst the best manga. The story it told had captivated the entire world and helped it become one of the Big 3. While no one wishes to dethrone it, it has now come to be known as the weakest among the lot.
It may be unfortunate to note that many held expectations with the series, most of which turned to dust. Its downfall completely changed the direction of its fame and also contributed to a botched reputation that prevented many from even starting the manga and anime. In simpler words, what happened to the series was downright unfair.
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Fans collectively call out its flaws while actively ignoring the things it did right. A story like that hadn’t been shown before. It wasn’t something that was made to copy other manga. It took inspiration from cinematic masterpieces and created its own version of common tropes.
Tite Kubo Became an Inspiration
It is easy for people to gang up on something, especially when it is to hate. Human nature sees people follow where the crowd is going more often than naught.Bleachsaw something similar happening. When it was being praised by some, it was being praised by all. After a turn of events, the exact opposite started to happen.
One can come to forget just how influentialBleachreally has been. In all the hatred and toxicity surrounding Tite Kubo, it is only fair to also bring to light what he did to impact the world of anime and manga. Mangaka like Gege Akutami and Yuki Tabata were heavily influenced by the series and were more than open to admitting it as well.
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Their manga,Jujutsu KaisenandBlack Cloverhave respectively gathered massive acclaim and a fan following to go with it. It isn’t every day that a manga would influence others that would go on to become some of the greatest in today’s time. The lack of acknowledgment given to Kubo and his work is the case of many people refusing to admit that the journey was better than the ending, as it always is in reality.
Bleachis available to read on Viz Media.
Adya Godboley
Anime Content Manager
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Adya Godboley is the Anime Content Lead at FandomWire with over 1800 published articles. She is a Rotten Tomatoes-certified critic with a background in literature. From The Case Study of Vanitas to Omniscient Reader’s Viewpoint, her anime knowledge is one she’s gathered with years of experience. She also enjoys Marvel, DC and Superhero media with her works having been recognized by prominent figures such as Dwayne Johnson, Abby Trott and the Blood of Zeus creators.
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