Bleach Rock Musical (musical special)
Alternative title:
Rock Musical Bleach - Dark of the Bleeding Moon
Rock Musical Bleach - Live Bankai show Code: 002
Rock Musical Bleach - No Clouds in the Blue Heavens
Rock Musical Bleach - Saien
Rock Musical Bleach - The All
Plot Summary:
A live action telling of the Bleach anime through musical form.
The first musical which is called Rock Musical Bleach - Saien centers around Ichigo Kurosaki becoming a shinigami and Rukia Kuchiki going back to Seireitei. So in order to save Rukia, Ichigo and his friends arriving in Seireitei. The Dark of the Bleeding Moon musical features Ichigo Kurosaki meeting the 11th squad and tells life story of Rukia who is about to be executed. No Clouds in the Blue Heavens concentrates on Rukia's execution. Aizen's plan is revealed and all action ends by Ichigo saving Rukia while Aizen, Tōsen and Gin joing Menos Grande in Hueco Mundo.
Running time:
130 minutes
Vintage:
2005-08-17 to 2005-08-28 (Performance)
Official website:
Nelke Planning - Bleach Rock Musical (Japanese)
Pierrot - Bleach Rock Musical Official (Japanese)
In the news 1 times:
2005-04-11 Bleach Rock Musical
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Director: Takuya Hiramitsu Original story: Kubotite | Eiji Moriyama as Abarai Renji Miki Satou as Kuchiki Rukia Tatsuya Isaka as Kurosaki Ichigo Eiki Kitamura as Kira Izuru Harumi Inoue as Matsumoto Rangiku Kengo Ookuchi as Aizen Sousuke Kumiko Saitou as Hinamori Momo Naofumi Yoshida as Sado Yasutora Rei Yoshii as Inoue Orihime Shougo Suzuki as Zaraki Kenpachi Shuuji Hayashi as Kuchiki Byakuya Takashi Nagayama as Hitsugaya Toushiro Takuya Usui as Madarame Ikkaku Yousuke Itou as Urahara Kisuke Yuichi Tsyuchiya as Ichimaru Gin Asuka Sekine as Soifon Hiroko Kasahara as Retsu Unohana Kazuya Sueyoshi as ensemble Kohei Murakami as Hanatarō Yamada Masahiro Kuranuki as Kaname Tōsen Naofumi Yoshida as Chad Naoya Goumoto as Shūhei Hisagi | |||||||
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