#truly i just dont understand how they dont trust kubo with reworking his own creation. have some fucking faith!!

[hey-cringelord]

theres been a lot of talk on twitter today about tybw cour 3, what content we’ll see and what will be cut, kubo working on the storyboard as they animated it, blah blah blah

while most of it is hype (loosely quoting: is this a “we’re so back” moment? - all of september is “we’re so back” for bleach fans) there’s far too many fans complaining about how, now that kubo has the chance to rework some of tybw 10+ years later, theyre gonna hate it

and while this could be read as me hating, when ichigo and friends are in the middle of fighting a long awaited war, the last thing i want is yoruichi fanservice or comedic one-liners. i’m just as upset as the next guy that there wasn’t as much boyish bickering with bazz-b and renji, but it’s not like it wouldve moved the quincy war plot any further forward. and when the time comes for yoruichi to be all lightning kitty it wouldn’t bother me in the slightest if they cut urahara flitting around her behind

in a sense i’m trying to say “let kubo cook”, seeing as how bleach is one of his biggest works as well as one of the big three. if he’s able to help storyboard it, it’s not as if entire manga scenes will be completely reworked or entirely dropped

i mean, kubo helped with cour 2 (if i remember correctly) and we got shinji’s bankai out of that. i believe the same can be said for senjomaru. in addition to them, there’s been more content in the fights that kubo wasn’t able to add during tybw’s publication i’m guessing due to time constraints

tl:dr - people are whining about what tybw cour 3 might look like come october, saying too much will be cut and it won’t end up being worth the hype. wartime one-liners and ass-in-your-face fanservice is, honestly, nothing i personally will be too sad about missing out on. i think bleach fans should trust kubo’s process when storyboarding given it’s his own damn series, while also looking at what his cooperation has given us thus far