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Bleach: Paradise Lost

Game

A Japan-exclusive mobile role-playing game set in the Bleach world. Players lead parties of Soul Reapers through turn-based battles rendered in 3D, collecting and strengthening characters pulled from the series.

Genre: Turn-based RPG
Platform: iOS, Android
Developer: LINE
Publisher: LINE
Release Year: 2017
Japan Release Date: 2017-09-29
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Gameplay

The game is a turn-based RPG built around parties of characters drawn from the franchise. Battles play out turn by turn with a side-scrolling presentation and 3D visuals, and progression centers on collecting, leveling, and arranging teams. It follows a free-to-play model with optional in-game purchases.
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Premise

The game is set within the established Bleach universe, casting the player among Soul Reapers who defend against Hollows. Its framing leans on the series' existing world and cast rather than introducing a wholly separate storyline.
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Release

Developed and published by LINE, the game launches in Japan on September 29, 2017 for iOS and Android and stays exclusive to that market. English-language coverage is limited, and it counts among the series' many Japan-only mobile entries.
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