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Miracle! The Mysterious New Hero

EpisodeEp. 33

With Ichigo away in Soul Society, Yuzu adopts a stray cat named Raku whose spirit power draws swarms of Hollows, pulling her, Karin, and Don Kanonji's newly formed Karakura Superheroes into a chaotic rescue.

Arc: Soul Society: The Sneak Entry arc
Kanji: 奇跡!謎の新ヒーロー
Ending Theme: Hōkiboshi
Next Episode: Tragedy of Dawn
Opening Theme: D-tecnoLife
English Airdate: May 13, 2007
Adapted Chapters: Chapter 88.5
Japanese Airdate: May 26, 2005
Previous Episode: The Star and the Stray Dog
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Summary

Strange sightings plague Karakura Town, and Karin Kurosaki blames the Hollows only she can see. When a cat, Raku, drops from the sky onto Yuzu Kurosaki's face, two Hollows dive at the sisters until Karin drives them off with her soccer ball. Yuzu, charmed by the cat's resemblance to Ichigo, decides to keep him. Outside the Urahara Shop, Jinta Hanakari and Ururu Tsumugiya note that Hollows have multiplied since Ichigo left. Meanwhile, Don Kanonji arrives at the Kurosaki Clinic hoping to visit his self-proclaimed number one pupil, only to be swarmed by the same Hollows.

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Key Events

Jinta rescues Don Kanonji with his Muteki Tekkon, and the entertainer whisks the children off to recruit them. Jinta reveals that Raku's Reiryoku is luring the Hollows and that the cat is already a departed spirit, a truth that makes Yuzu cry. Don Kanonji forms a team he dubs the Karakura Superheroes and dangles the coveted role of Karakura Red, igniting a fierce rivalry between Jinta and Karin. As waves of flying and green Hollows hunt Yuzu, Raku shields her with pulses of pink energy, and the heroes converge to beat back the swarm.

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Notes

The surviving Hollows fuse into a single massive, eel-bodied Hollow that hurls Yuzu off a rooftop. Raku transforms into a flaming, lion-like guardian, catches her, and hurls himself into the enemy while the team's combined attacks finish it off. Yuzu recalls meeting Raku at a construction site, where the stray followed her into the road and was killed by a car, and realizes he lingered out of gratitude before finally passing on as a ball of light. This anime-original episode is the 33rd of the series, loosely tied to Chapter 88.5, and introduces the giant Hollow Angila.

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Frequently Asked Questions

What happens in Bleach Miracle The Mysterious New Hero?

In this anime-original episode, the 33rd of the series, Yuzu adopts a stray cat named Raku whose spirit power draws swarms of Hollows. This pulls her, Karin, and Don Kanonji's newly formed Karakura Superheroes into a chaotic rescue while Ichigo is away in Soul Society.

Who is Raku the cat in this Bleach episode?

Raku is a stray cat that drops from the sky onto Yuzu's face and that she decides to keep because he resembles Ichigo. Jinta reveals that Raku is already a departed spirit whose Reiryoku is luring the Hollows, and the cat can transform into a flaming, lion-like guardian.

What are the Karakura Superheroes?

The Karakura Superheroes are a team formed by Don Kanonji after Jinta rescues him from Hollows with his Muteki Tekkon. Don Kanonji dangles the coveted role of Karakura Red, igniting a fierce rivalry between Jinta and Karin.

How does Raku's story end in Miracle The Mysterious New Hero?

Yuzu recalls that Raku was a stray she met at a construction site, who followed her into the road and was killed by a car. After transforming to save Yuzu and helping defeat a massive Hollow, Raku finally passes on as a ball of light, having lingered out of gratitude.

Does Miracle The Mysterious New Hero adapt the manga?

It is an anime-original episode loosely tied to Chapter 88.5 of the manga, and it introduces the giant Hollow Angila. The episode is the 33rd of the series and belongs to the Soul Society: The Sneak Entry arc.

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