Bleach: Fade to Black - Kimi no Na o Yobu (movie 3)
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Director: Noriyuki Abe Screenplay: Natsuko Takahashi Music: Shiro Sagisu Original creator: Kubotite Character Design: Masashi Kudo Theme Song Performance: Porno Graffiti (ED) | Aya Hirano as "Young Sister" Fumiko Orikasa as Rukia Kuchiki Hiroshi Kamiya as "Young Brother" Kentarou Itou as Renji Abarai Masakazu Morita as Ichigo Kurosaki Mitsuaki Madono as Kon Ryotaro Okiayu as Byakuya Kuchiki Shinichiro Miki as Kisuke Urahara Akio Ohtsuka as Shunsui Kyouraku Aya Hisakawa as Retsu Unohana Fumihiko Tachiki as Kenpachi Zaraki Hideo Ishikawa as Juushirou Ukitake Hisayo Mochizuki as Yachiru Kusajishi Jun Fukuyama as Yumichika Ayasegawa Katsuyuki Konishi as Shuuhei Hisagi Kaya Matsutani as Rangiku Matsumoto Kouki Miyata as Hanatarou Yamada Masaaki Tsukada as Shigekuni Yamamoto-Genryuusai Miho Saiki as Rin Tsubokura Nobuyuki Hiyama as Ikkaku Madarame Noriko Shitaya as Ururu Tsumugiya Rie Kugimiya as Nemu Kurotsuchi Rintarou Nishi as Tetsuzaemon Iba Romi Paku as Toushirou Hitsugaya Ryusei Nakao as Mayuri Kurotsuchi Satsuki Yukino as Yoruichi Shihouin Shouto Kashii as Marechiyo Oomaeda Tarô Yamaguchi as Choujirou Sasakibe Tetsu Inada as Sajin Komamura Tomoko Kawakami as Soi Fon | |||||||
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