Bleach is overrated!

Well i started watching it as soon as it was released in japan.

The reason i think its so great is the art work, i mean this guy made zombiepowder... but its just now getting the recognition it deserved.. HES A GENIOUS! The awesome soundtrack that just sets the mood, and the anticipation u get from watching the show thats what sets it apart.

An its not another naruto either, naruto started getting dumb after they released like chapter 180 it just started gettign ridiculouly long... "watches the ongoing pokemon phenomen... TOO LONG"

hmmm...
im personally a pure bleach fan but hey?!
its not wrong to find things overrated
juss saying that if u find it over rated...
no ones gonna stop you ><
for example i find naruto over rated
i bet tons and tons of people will dissagree
if the whole " shinigami" thing is too over usesed
i dont suggest u watch it then ><

I think it is actually not overated, it seems suspenseful enough to me, I like the plot and the characters.

i like bleach it is funny without losing it's dramma.

Could somebody please tell me why it's called bleach. Everytime i hear that name i think of clorox

we dont actually know since the creator kubo tithe hasnt said why he called it Bleach. But we speculate that this might be referring to Ichigo's hair? or his inner hollow perhaps. But that is all speculation.

Bleach is one of teh best anime ever and if you are quick to judge it without watching at least the soul society arc then you don't have any right to say it overrated or that it is not as popular as other anime. I think it will eventually surpass teh anime you all mentioned earlier.

what excites me everytime i watch bleach are the characterization of the shinigamis particularly the captains and vice-captains... who grew up together etc, etc... that is what amazes me... it's kind of slow build-up but worth waitin' for...

so i agree... what bleach has that other animes don't have are the numerous yet very interesting characters.... :)

For me its the vast number of characters each with their own style and story that sets them apart from each other.