Warning: Contains spoilers for Bleach: Thousand-Year Blood War Episode #27One of the most important features Bleach: Thousand-Year Blood War There were a lot of changes to the source material. Series creator Tite Kubo reportedly suffered many health issues while writing the original arc, which forced a lot of ideas to be cut for time, and these ideas are now presenting themselves in the anime for a much richer experience for old and new fans.
So far, the only major changes to bleachThe story had some expanded fights and new dialogue and flashbacks to flesh out the story, however Bleach: Thousand-Year Blood War Part 3, “The Conflict”, is already doing much more in this regard. The premiere of Part 3 continued Senjumaru’s battle against the Schutzstaffel, and surprisingly, Bleach: Thousand-Year Blood War is heavily implied to have given Uryu a major power-up that could completely change his character. The power-up could explain a lot about Uryu’s character, and more importantly, it could lead to the anime giving him a much better showing than the manga.
Bleach: Thousand-Year Blood War hints at the true nature of Uryu’s character
Uri has the eyes of a true Quincy
in Bleach: Thousand-Year Blood War The premiere of Part 3, when Yahweh activated the Supreme, the defense staff all received another boost in power that Uri used to break out of Senjumarus Bankai, and several times during their fight, Uri’s eyes would suddenly turn the same red. Shadow like the eyes of Jehovah. Yahweh refers to the Almighty as the eyes of a true Quincy, something probably related to his father, the Soul King, so Uryu’s mysterious red eyes could indicate that he has the potential to be a new Soul King.
Nothing like this was even suggested in the mangaBut the framing of things in the anime gives a lot of support for it. The revelation of the Supreme and the explanation of it was immediately followed by Uri suddenly having red eyes, and Senjumaru even wondered if Yahvah’s awakening had given him new powers, so All of the new changes to Uryu are all but stated to be directly tied to the Almighty. Whether this is a sign that Uri is a potential King of Soul is unclear, but ideally, the bleach Anime will be quick to explain what’s going on.
Bleach: The Thousand-Year Blood War’s New Twist Explains Uryu’s Biggest Mystery
The manga never explains why Uryu survived Yhwach’s purge
Uryu being a potential Soul King could also explain the biggest mystery about him bleach remained unanswered. When Uri first joined the Wandreich, Yahweh mentioned how it was a big deal that he survived the elections when it killed every other mixed-race Quincy, but the series ended without explaining why that happened. Now, however, it may be that Uryu survived the Auswählen because he was a potential Soul King like YhwachAnd if so, it would also explain why Yahweh both named Orien as his deputy and made his script the letter “A” as the Almighty.
This makes even more sense when you take Haschwalth into account. Hashwalth was made Yhwach’s second-in-command because he was also born with the power to share spiritual power, and that eventually led to Yhwach sharing the Almighty with Haschwilt to keep it under control while he was sleeping. Haschwilt is also meant to be a foil to Uri, so with that in mind, Haschwalth’s relationship with Yhwach and the Almighty could be another hint that Uryu is a potential Soul KingAll that would make their conflict even better to see play out.
Bleach’s new twist can save Uryu where the manga failed
Bleach’s new anime can do Uryu justice
Uryu being a potential soul king can completely shake himself like Bleach: Thousand-Year Blood War Will go, and it might even give Uryu a much better show than the manga. The latest events of bleach Doesn’t have much focus on Uri outside of the conclusion of his character arc and his contribution to Yhuach’s defeat, which comes across as the story rejecting his potential as a character. but now, Uryu being a potential Soul King could lead to him having a bigger part in the final act of the storyAnd it might provide a more satisfying conclusion to his story than the manga.
An expanded role for Uryu in the final act could also lead to a better conclusion to his conflict with Ichigo. Despite all the focus given to their conflict, Ichigo and Uryu don’t interact that much in the final arc, however Bleach: Thousand-Year Blood War May use Uryu’s new story to expand his conflict with Ichigo For a more satisfying conclusion. Overall, the new development of Uryu promises a lot for Bleach: Thousand-Year Blood WarGo ahead, and it will be great to see how it plays out.