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Bleach: Soul Rising

Game

Bleach: Soul Rising is a free-to-play mobile action game based on the Bleach anime. First appearing in China and later operated in Japan by Koramgame, it puts players into real-time 3D battles as Soul Reapers and other characters from the series.

Genre: Action
Platform: iOS, Android
Publisher: Koramgame
Release Year: 2020
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Gameplay

The title is a real-time action game shown in 3D with a third-person view, built for single-player mobile play. Combat leans on fast, direct engagements against enemies, and it runs on a free-to-play model typical of anime action games of its period. English documentation of its deeper systems stays limited, so the confirmed picture centers on its real-time, character-driven fighting.
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Premise

The game is set in the world of the Bleach anime and draws on its roster of Soul Reapers and the spirit-world conflicts that define the series. Its focus sits on action rather than an original narrative, and detailed accounts of any campaign are scarce, so it reads as a spinoff that lets fans control familiar characters.
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Release

The game first surfaces in mainland China in 2018 under a different name, then arrives in Japan in September 2020, where Koramgame runs it with a dedicated site and app listing. It stays a regional release tied to Japan and never launches in North America, and reports peg it at roughly 100,000 downloads soon after debut.
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