What is the origin of the name “Bleach” for the anime and manga series?

“Bleach” is a popular anime and manga series that has gained a massive following all over the world. However, for concerned parents, the name “Bleach” might raise some red flags when they come across it in their children’s search history. While the term “Bleach cleaner” generates about 210 million hits on Google, the combined hits for “Bleach anime” and “Bleach manga” are around 300 million.

The question remains, why did Tite Kubo choose the name “Bleach” for his series about supernatural beings in the afterlife? The answer may lie in the tradition of shonen anime and manga, which are known for their simple, straightforward titles. Popular titles like “One Piece,” “Naruto,” “Dragon Ball,” and “Demon Slayer” are all named in a way that gives an idea of what the series is about.

Initially, Kubo’s draft of the series was called “Snipe,” and it was centered around Soul Reapers wearing kimonos and using guns. One of the first characters to be developed was Kuchiki Rukia, who was designed to use a scythe in contrast to the guns used by the other characters. Some elements of her original design were later used in the movie “Fade to Black.”

Ultimately, the reason for the name “Bleach” remains a mystery. However, it is clear that the series has captured the imaginations of fans around the world with its unique blend of supernatural powers, action, and humor.

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