Bleach: Thousand-Year Blood War finally brings its battle to U.S. TV
After a long and eager wait, 'Bleach: Thousand-Year Blood War' is finally coming to television screens in the United States. Fans who have followed
Ichigo Kurosaki
's journey for nearly two decades can now rejoice, as the anime's first-ever U.S. TV release date has been officially announced. After streaming exclusively on Hulu and Disney+ for the past two and a half years, this news feels like a huge step forward for the beloved series and its fans.
A historic moment for Bleach fans
It's been a long journey for Bleach enthusiasts. Originally airing in Japan,
Bleach: Thousand-Year Blood War
picked up where the original anime left off, adapting the intense and emotional final arc of Tite Kubo's manga. The anime has been praised for its stunning animation, faithful storytelling, and emotional weight, reigniting the global love for Bleach.
Since its comeback, international fans had been craving a proper TV airing, something that would allow Bleach to reach an even wider audience. Streaming-only releases were convenient for some, but many long-time fans dreamed of seeing Ichigo's story unfold on television once again — just like the old days when anime like Bleach became household names.
The U.S. television premiere is scheduled for May 11, 2025, on
Adult Swim
's
Toonami
programming block. This milestone feels particularly special because Bleach had previously been a mainstay on Toonami during its original run, and now, after years away, it's making a grand return.
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Why this release matters more than ever
This TV launch isn't just about nostalgia. It signals the continued growth and recognition of anime in mainstream Western media. Series like Bleach, Naruto, and One Piece paved the way for today's anime boom, and seeing Bleach claim a prime TV slot again shows that demand is still incredibly strong.
Bleach: Thousand-Year Blood War has also set a new standard for how older franchises can make successful comebacks. From sharper visuals to more intense storytelling, the anime has been nothing short of a love letter to fans who waited patiently for closure. It proves that with the right care and respect for the original work, even decade-old titles can feel fresh and exciting once again.
As the series continues to unfold, newcomers and veteran fans alike can expect breathtaking battles, deeper exploration into soul societies, and unforgettable character moments that remind everyone why Bleach is considered a legend in the anime world.
The countdown to May 11 is on — and if the excitement buzzing across the anime community is any indication, Bleach's return to U.S. TV will be one of the biggest anime events of the year.
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