Bleach Lookup Figures - Ichigo and Byakuya
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See the Upcoming Ichigo, Byakuya, and Gin Bleach Figures

During the MegaHobby Plus May 2023 event, MegaHouse shared news about Bleach figures. It showed for the first time the painted prototypes for the Look Up series figures based on Bleach: Thousand-Year Blood War’s Ichigo Kurosaki and Byakuya Kuchiki. In addition, the company announced the G.E.M. series figure of Gin Ichimaru will be returning in November 2023 in Japan.

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These Look Up series figures show Ichigo and Byakuya both wearing their Shinigami uniforms and sitting with their hands on top of their knees. MegaHouse previously only showed unpainted versions of both. More details on each one’s price and release date will be confirmed at a later date. However, Look Up figures tend to cost ¥4,180/$30 each.

As for the return of the Bleach Gin G.E.M. series figure, it will be back about two years after its December 2021 debut. This figure is 300mm/~12in tall and shows Gin on top of some rubble while holding his sword in an attacking stance. It is planned for release on late November 2023 and will cost ¥24,200 (about $173).

This year will see the release of many figures and collectibles based on Bleach’s latest anime season. Back in February 2023, SH Figuarts Ichigo and Renji figures were announced for a July 2023 and August 2023 release. These debuts will line up with the Thousand-Year Blood War anime’s second part, which is planned to start airing in July 2023.

People can watch the first season of the new Bleach: Thousand Year Blood War anime and past seasons of the show on Disney+ and Hulu. The manga is handled by Viz Media.


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