~Kazukagi

That translates to Bleach Fade to Black: I call Your Name. It's the new Bleach movie, slated to hit Japanese theaters December 13th, a mere 4 days before my birthday. Of course, we're all excited to see a new movie, but why am I more excited about this movie than all the rest.

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The picture in the backround of Rukia is the poster for this movie. Oh, and the tagline? "Sayonara, Rukia." Yes folks, this is a movie about Rukia and Ichigo? This is not just ANY bleach movie, but a bleach moive with the potential for ACTUAL IchiRuki. Also, even if there is no IchiRuki, this will be the first movie that Rukia takes a central role in, which is always great.

Here is the actual article. The write was a little biased (He's an avid IchiHime Shipper), so I did some... editing (cough) to make the article a little less about Rukia bashing, and a little more about the actual movie coming out.

What you see there in the title is the newest Bleach movie's title, yeah Bleach: Fade to Black - Kimi no Na wo Yobu (I call your name) which is due on December 13 (this winter Bleachtards will go crazy!), as the official Bleach site says. Not that much info has been revealed yet, other than Masakazu Morita will still be Ichigo Kurosaki's voice and Fumiko Orikasa will still be Rukia Kuchiki's voice. Oh, and the director is still Noryuki Abe, and the screenplay writer is Natsuko Takahashi, and the music is done by Shiro Sagisu (same old same old ).
ALSO! The website offers us a tagline for the Bleach movie: "Sayonara, Rukia" (Goodbye, Rukia). So yeah, it might be a movie where tears will be shed! We won't know for sure though until a trailer comes out!

So yeah, there you have it. I'M FUCKING EXCITED. Hope you guys are as well. Let's hope for some IchiRuki!

Small Edit: Just got me the full version of the song Gallop, in the new IchiRuki ending. While I do love the pairing in the ending, I also fell in love with the style of the song. Plus the lyrics...

"If you do hear me, if my voice carries, answer with your feat. Even if you trip, and get spun around, keep running down that endless road." Can anybody else sense not only the poetic brilliance, but the power of that lyric? Maybe just me, I am kind of a geek for that sort of thing...