No doubt Sosuke Aizen did this on purpose, and it matches the bone-white masks that all Hollows have. The Arrancars, or unmasked Hollows, were all given white uniforms with black detailing, the clear inverse of Soul Reaper uniforms' black with white detailing. This visual theme was expanded upon with the white uniforms of the Wandenreich, the hidden Quincy empire. The Quincy spite their Soul Reaper rivals in a visual sense, bleaching the Soul Reapers' color scheme white to create something new and distinct. Bleach follows the adventures of Ichigo Kurosaki after he obtains the powers of a Soul Reaper Shinigami, literally, 'Death God') a death personification similar to the Grim Reaperfrom another Soul Reaper, Rukia Kuchiki.
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The Quincy tribe, for example, sets itself apart from the Soul Reapers with militaristic pure-white clothing. Bleach Romanized as BLEACH in Japan) is a Japanese manga series written and illustrated by Noriaki 'Tite' Kubo. In this series, it's surprisingly the villains who get to be all-white. The concept of "black vs white" inspired not only the title of Bleach and the robes of Soul Reapers, but also the Soul Reapers' enemies. RELATED: Bleach: The 5 Biggest Plot Twists of the Thousand-Year Blood War Arc The first title he came up with was Black, but as he explained in an interview, he felt that it was too simple a title, as was the inversion,"White." So, Kubo changed "White" to Bleach, referring to how he "bleached" the black clothes of the Reapers to give his new shonen manga an unexpected name. Rukia was designed before anything else for Bleach and was made to look like a classic shinigami, dressed in simple, yet distinct, black kimono and weilding a katana. Rukia came to embody the aesthetic Tite Kubo wanted, and he named the entire series after it. It was Rukia, and her appearance is significant. Instead of basing the core of Bleach on the hero, Ichigo Kurosaki, Tite Kubo put the aesthetic first - Ichigo wasn't even the first character created for the manga. As Tite Kubo revealed in interviews, Bleach was inspired by traditional Japanese death gods, or shinigami, that wore black robes and collected souls.
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