Bleach Vol. 70

ISBN
9781421588674
Publisher
VIZ
English release
Pages
200
Chapters
633–642
Anime
Thousand-Year Blood War Part 3: The Conflict ep. 27–40

Bleach 70 returns to the history between Jugo and Bazz during the continuing Quincy war. Their relationship supplies a different focus inside an established conflict, so this should follow the preceding war volumes. Buy it for that attention to divided loyalties rather than as a new entry point. The surrounding battles still continue, and the change in focus does not detach these characters from the larger confrontation.

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Simon & Schuster's publisher copy identifies Jugo and Bazz as childhood companions whose paths separated after meeting Yhwach. Their present opposition therefore carries a history beyond simply belonging to enemy positions. That is the volume's useful change of emphasis: a military confrontation becomes legible through a relationship that predates its current alignment. The source does not explain every motive or settle what either man feels, so the note leaves those details open. Remembered proximity can make a conflict more intelligible without making reconciliation inevitable. A shared childhood supplies context, not a guaranteed outcome.

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Collected in Box Set 3: Vols. 49–74.