Bleach Mirrors High Mobile Game Trailer Reveals Three New Characters
This is the first major character reveal for a mobile game that extends the Bleach timeline past the anime's final arc, with original designs by Kubo himself.
Key Facts
- Three new characters designed by Tite Kubo were revealed for Bleach Mirrors High: Naru Jurinna (voiced by Fuka Izumi), Giro Hando (voiced by Shogo Batori), and Maiko Tokishima (voiced by Yu Sasahara).
- The closed beta test for Bleach Mirrors High will run from July 22 to 29, 2026.
- Bleach Mirrors High is a smartphone game set after the Thousand-Year Blood War arc with an original story.
- The game will be available on iOS and Android via App Store and Google Play.
Reporting from 2 sources: Anime News Network, Denfaminicogamer.
Bandai Namco Entertainment released an overview trailer for the upcoming mobile game Bleach Mirrors High on July 18, revealing three new characters designed by series creator Tite Kubo. The characters are Naru Jurinna, voiced by Fuka Izumi; Giro Hando, voiced by Shogo Batori; and Maiko Tokishima, voiced by Yu Sasahara. The trailer shows card-based battles, avatar and Zanpakuto customization, and a cooperative move called Soul Drive. The game is set after the Thousand-Year Blood War arc and follows an original story where players become a Soul Reaper protagonist. A closed beta test will run from July 22 to 29. The game is scheduled for release on iOS and Android via App Store and Google Play.
The three new characters join the previously announced protagonists Shirin Migishima and Shirane Sanari. The system trailer also introduces a three-character cooperative attack called Soul Drive, which triggers based on card combinations. The official website posted comments from each voice actor about their roles. The closed beta test will run for one week starting July 22. Bandai Namco Entertainment has not announced a full release date yet. The game is a Gotei 13 Experience Action title, placing players in the role of a Soul Reaper navigating an original story after the events of the Thousand-Year Blood War arc. The trailer uses newly drawn stills to show story scenes alongside gameplay footage of customization options for the protagonist's appearance, name, and Zanpakuto. The game will be free-to-play with in-app purchases, though pricing details were not disclosed in the announcement.
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