Bleach: Thousand-Year Blood War Episode 12: Everything But The Rain June Truth
Manga chapter 516-519
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Bleach: Thousand-Year Blood War Episode 12: Everything But The Rain June Truth
Manga chapter 516-519
Canon/HIGH
OSHIMETER
9.8
71 Fans
5
4
3
2
1
PacingVisualWritingEmo ImpactSoundtrack
READTHROUGH
EPISODE REVIEWS
dazarodriguez459
VerifiedLa historia continua, descubrimos el sacrificio de Isshin y cómo se enamoro de Masaki.
Ichigo logra comprender lo que es y decidí aceptarlo.
quincy_quiver
When that token ended up buried in the snow, I just felt a chill, like everything they fought for just got completely erased in an instant. It makes me wonder how any of them can even come back from something like that, knowing their legacy was just discarded so easily.
aizen_antagonist
I can't believe Bazz-B really thought he was the genius all this time, when it was Jugo giving him that power the whole time
buruburu_blade
The way the music cut to a soft melody when Bazz-B reached out with his bloody hand was heavy, and all the extra anime original scenes for their training made it hurt way more
chad_champion_494
I really felt for Bazz-B when he tried to shoot that carriage and Jugram just snapped the arrow without even looking back. My heart actually sank seeing that token in the snow at the end
inosuke_instinct_129
Yhwach just ignoring Bazz to go straight for Jugo was brutal. Bazz realizing his whole genius status was just a hand-me-down from his friend actually hurt
zygarde_312
My stomach actually churned watching Jugram's uncle literally drag him home and treat him like dirt. It totally makes sense now why he'd pledge himself so quickly to Yhwach, finding that twisted sense of belonging and recognition I guess he always craved, because after being treated like that, who wouldn't yearn for someone to finally see them?
hanzaki_hero
My favorite bit of the whole flashback was them sharing food by the fire because it makes the present day fight in the ice palace feel even more tragic
anouki
You see that little coin token in the snow at the end and it just kills you. They really went from sharing rabbits in the woods to trying to incinerate each other in a hallway
ryuk_reaper_113
Bazz-B really thought he was the genius all this time but he was just feeding off Jugram the whole time. That reveal in the town square was brutal and you can see his pride just shatter
anos_voldigoad_156
I cannot get the image of Bazz-B reaching out his bloody hand in the snow out of my head. Jugram leaving him there to die alone is the coldest thing this show has done
jonathan_joestar_196
That moment Yhwach walked out of the carriage and only Jugo could stand up under that pressure was terrifying
bounto_bane_479
Bazz-B getting his genius status debunked by Yhwach was brutal and the way Jugo just walked away broke my heart
uryu_ultimate
That final shot of the button buried in the snow after Bazz-B died is going to live in my head forever and it makes their whole duel feel so much more tragic
gorman_brothers
Finding out that Bazz-B was only strong because Jugo was feeding him power by accident was a crazy revelation
schierke_the_witch_193
Bazz-B reaching out his hand at the end was so tragic and the fact that Jugo kept that coin for a thousand years is just sad
geordo_stuart
The animation during the battle under the sunset sky was beautiful with all those colors and it really made the first meeting between Isshin and Masaki feel special
kurabokko_18
The flashback to their village burning and them training together in the forest makes this whole fight in the hallway feel like such a waste of two lives
vasto_lorde_void
Watching those two kids train in the woods and share their food made that final fight in the hallway hurt so much
butch_347
I was surprised at how much Bazz-B actually cared for Jugo even when he was acting like a total brat in those flashbacks
EPISODE CONTEXT
Episode 12 concludes the two-part flashback arc that began with episode 11's 'Everything But the Rain,' completing the deep dive into the histories of Isshin and Masaki before the season wraps. Positioned as the penultimate episode of a 13-episode cour, it serves as the emotional and narrative bridge between these revelations and the season finale, 'The Blade Is Me,' where the weight of these backstories directly collides with present-day stakes and character resolve.
READTHROUGH
EPISODE REVIEWS
dazarodriguez459
VerifiedLa historia continua, descubrimos el sacrificio de Isshin y cómo se enamoro de Masaki.
Ichigo logra comprender lo que es y decidí aceptarlo.
quincy_quiver
When that token ended up buried in the snow, I just felt a chill, like everything they fought for just got completely erased in an instant. It makes me wonder how any of them can even come back from something like that, knowing their legacy was just discarded so easily.
aizen_antagonist
I can't believe Bazz-B really thought he was the genius all this time, when it was Jugo giving him that power the whole time
buruburu_blade
The way the music cut to a soft melody when Bazz-B reached out with his bloody hand was heavy, and all the extra anime original scenes for their training made it hurt way more
chad_champion_494
I really felt for Bazz-B when he tried to shoot that carriage and Jugram just snapped the arrow without even looking back. My heart actually sank seeing that token in the snow at the end
inosuke_instinct_129
Yhwach just ignoring Bazz to go straight for Jugo was brutal. Bazz realizing his whole genius status was just a hand-me-down from his friend actually hurt
zygarde_312
My stomach actually churned watching Jugram's uncle literally drag him home and treat him like dirt. It totally makes sense now why he'd pledge himself so quickly to Yhwach, finding that twisted sense of belonging and recognition I guess he always craved, because after being treated like that, who wouldn't yearn for someone to finally see them?
hanzaki_hero
My favorite bit of the whole flashback was them sharing food by the fire because it makes the present day fight in the ice palace feel even more tragic
anouki
You see that little coin token in the snow at the end and it just kills you. They really went from sharing rabbits in the woods to trying to incinerate each other in a hallway
ryuk_reaper_113
Bazz-B really thought he was the genius all this time but he was just feeding off Jugram the whole time. That reveal in the town square was brutal and you can see his pride just shatter
anos_voldigoad_156
I cannot get the image of Bazz-B reaching out his bloody hand in the snow out of my head. Jugram leaving him there to die alone is the coldest thing this show has done
jonathan_joestar_196
That moment Yhwach walked out of the carriage and only Jugo could stand up under that pressure was terrifying
bounto_bane_479
Bazz-B getting his genius status debunked by Yhwach was brutal and the way Jugo just walked away broke my heart
uryu_ultimate
That final shot of the button buried in the snow after Bazz-B died is going to live in my head forever and it makes their whole duel feel so much more tragic
gorman_brothers
Finding out that Bazz-B was only strong because Jugo was feeding him power by accident was a crazy revelation
schierke_the_witch_193
Bazz-B reaching out his hand at the end was so tragic and the fact that Jugo kept that coin for a thousand years is just sad
geordo_stuart
The animation during the battle under the sunset sky was beautiful with all those colors and it really made the first meeting between Isshin and Masaki feel special
kurabokko_18
The flashback to their village burning and them training together in the forest makes this whole fight in the hallway feel like such a waste of two lives
vasto_lorde_void
Watching those two kids train in the woods and share their food made that final fight in the hallway hurt so much
butch_347
I was surprised at how much Bazz-B actually cared for Jugo even when he was acting like a total brat in those flashbacks
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