Manga 12 Bleach Userrecs

The influence of Bleach on Jujutsu Kaisen is quite obvious, with its stylish characters and gloomy art and atmosphere. 

Both mangas have a supernatural theme, stylish battles, cool characters and similar art style 

-Similar protagonist -Similar atmosphere -Similar artstyle They both deal with "souls" main heroes are just students and then they get some powers and all that stuff!! If you love bleach then you will love Jujutsu kaisen too...  

Honestly, it’s shockingly similar. While Jujutsu Kaisen is a darker series and Bleach the lighter one, it’s clear that Gege Akutami was influenced heavily by Bleach. The relationship to death as a concept is very much pulled from Bleach, as well. Incredible fights in both. One of the larger differences is simply that Tite Kubo is a much better character designer and artist. But, Jujutsu Kaisen does well enough. Definitely suggest Bleach, though, if you haven’t already read it. Some amazing fights and just a fun time overall. It’s not as long as its chapter amount, simply due to a lot of panels just being for fights. A quick read for such a long series. Enjoy!  

They both have a similar enemy, with curses and spirits which are ultimately caused by mankind. Groups are formed to combat these enemies, with many types of combatants and different combat styles and abilities. 

Both are battle shounen with rather similar protagonists that fights against monsters to protect those around him. 

Akutami is a Kubo fan since middle school, as she admitted in one of the interviews. Her style, especially character design, is heavily influenced by the techniques of Kubo. If you are a Bleach fan, there is a lot of fun in reading JJKS, since there are just so many close resemblances of Bleach. In fact, long-time JUMP readers will definitely feel nostalgic while reading JJKS. Akutami is paying homage to many JUMP classics, as she also admitted in the interviews.  

They both have similar stories, as the first season or so of Jujutsu Kaisen is very similar to the first arc of Bleach.  

Jujutsu Kaisen was inspired by Bleach so you'll see a lot of similarities like curses and hollows, and jujutsu sorcerers and Shinigami.Both have amazing plot and power systems and the female characters are well written 

This will contain slight spoilers for both series and a major spoiler warning later on. The manga starts with Yuji having to awaken powers because of a life and death situation by eating Sukuna's finger. Similar to him Ichigo had to awaken his Shinigami powers because of a life and death situation where Rukia transferred her powers to him. Afterwards we meet Gojo Satoru aka "the sensei" who is very similar character wise to Urahara Kisuke. They're both seen as very powerful entities in their worlds and are hated by many people. Yuji was first meant to be executed but he got away with it for a short time given so that he can collect all the fingers of Sukuna which are indestructible. People didn't want to trust Yuji at first since he had Sukuna inside of him which is why he received a lot of hate from the sorcerer society and was even hunted down for it later in the manga. As a parallel to that, Ichigo was seen as an enemy by the Shinigami during the Soul Society arc and was almost killed multiple times while trying to save Rukia from getting executed. While Yuji is able to "transform" by letting Sukuna the King of Curses take over his body, Ichigo can transform into a hollow and also communicate with Zangetsu who lives inside of his Zanpakuto and lends him power. Spoilers for Shibuya Arc (JJK) and TYBW Arc (Bleach): In the Shibuya Arc we find out that Kenjaku had transplanted his brain into Kaori Itadori's (Yuji's Mom) body which is why Choso ends up calling Yuji "brother". Yuji was revealed to be related to Kenjaku which also explains his supernatural physical abilities in the first few chapters. This is a big parallel to the plot twist with Ichigo's mother not being a human but a quincy and him being related to Yhwach because of that.  

Both are man eating monster hunting Manga with a similar sensei and JJK is heavily inspired by bleach and they both peak fiction, Zenith of the Medium, Magnus Opus, absolute cinema the embodiment of art soul satsifying media 

Both have almost the same abilities and power systems. In addition, these two are similar in their villains' development.    

These two manga's just got a lot in common on a lot of points. Both are based on sword fighting, and in both manga's there are two sides fighting eachother. The warriors are leaded by an organization and get numbers which stand for their strenght. If you liked Bleach, Claymore is a MUST read.  

both stories have characters that wield swords and have powers. it has a great plot twist and makes you want to know what happens next. 

Both feature characters who have hybrid powers, one of which is the same as the enemies they are trying to eliminate, in Bleach it is hollows, in Claymore it is Yoma. 

They're both shonens with characters who fight a lot with monsters who only be seen or found by these particular characters, both have fighting with swords although bleach's fights drag on forever and are very repetitive while claymore's are interesting, and full of good action and actually END, not to mention the art is better, read bleach before claymore :)  

Fighting against ghost and more specifically sword fighting is the theme that these manga have in common. They both Center around people who's mission it is to kill 'wandering ghost' (or something like that) to send them to the afterlife. The battles are mainly sword battles. If you like action stories with a good story behind them, then you should give both of these manga a try. 

Both are about an organization (soul society/the organization) that dispatches its warriors (shinigami/claymores) to eleminate a certain type of monsters that used to be hunman (hollows/yoma) using special types of swords (zanpakuto/claymore) where each warrior has a unique style of swordmanship. The main protagonist in each manga has forsaken part of their normal humanoid form to gain power to (protect/avenge) those important to them. The main antagonists used to belong to the side of the protagonists. 

They're both about a group of sword wielding warriors with super powers who have to hunt down man eating monsters. Also in both shows the main protagonist has a dark side and he/she struggles to controll it. 

Both are about a teenager with the ability to see spirits and have a mission to protect humans from the evil ghosts. 

Shinigamis, Delinquents, traveling into another world, lots of fighting. Bleach have many reference to Yu Yu Hakusho, mainly in Lost Agent arc (for example at the beginning of this arc Yuzu have Keiko's first hairstyle :O) 

A boy has a supernatural experience and grow special powers. He come in contact with a organization that control the transit of soul between one world and another and protect the earth from the evil souls that attack it. The boy ends helping this organization to protect his friends. 

A hotheaded teenage boy finds himself involved with a supernatural world of spirits. He and his friends, who also have supernatural abilities, eventually come together to fight the evil forces that pose a threat to both worlds. 

Both have spirits and an afterlife and the typical Shōnen fights. Ichigo and yusuke are similar, Ichigo is sort of a delinquent character and yusuke is a delinquent. They have similar personalities. Similar style of comedy in both too, and both have good art with an older feel (until bleach adapts a more modern art style)  

Both are battle shounen mangas published in Shonen Jump that deals with supernatural elements. The protagonists of this two mangas are average delinquent boys who starts to witness spiritual events and got they powers just to start to work for an spiritual organization in another world who is responsable to protect people. 

Both manga are about delinquent Mcs who can see ghosts. And the two of them start fighting these ghosts for an organization to protect their friends and family. 

Long running battle shonens. Both main characters suddenly get powers and are surprisingly strong, and both use a huge sword. Similar pacing (fast) and story structure, although fundamentally different.  

The two big organizations in these two manga are both very similar with a bunch of captains leading their own squads and one figure standing above them all.  

Yuki Tabata said that Bleach had a huge influence on him. Of all the shounen manga that Black Clover borrows from, Bleach is definitely the most prominent. On a side note: I've never understood the "Naruto ripoff" claims that BC gets. Any similarities between them are superficial tropes applied across the shounen demographic. The biggest influences are very obvious and BC doesn't try to hide them; Bleach, Berserk, and Yu Yu Hakusho. 

The mangaka of Black Clover cited Bleach as one of his major inspirations, and it's easy to see why, both have squadrons of super powered people led by a group of extremely powerful captains who fight to protect the people and have protagonists who mostly use a dark power from an evil race and a sword to fight, to the point you can even see influence on the manga's art style. 

The author of Black Clover said in interviews that the creator of Bleach was one of his greatest inspirations and we can confirm this by the similarities between both series. There are various similarities regarding some specific characters and the world building, also even in the plot on a minor scale, so there is good chance of enjoy the other series if you like one of them. 

These are both fairly similar series. They're both high-action shonen with a sword-wielding MC, but I feel like Bleach does it better. Ichigo is a more compelling MC than Black Clover and the cast of Bleach is more interesting. 

If you love the shonene hit of naruto, you will love bleach. bleach has the same suspense and action except in a different way. The plot arcs always have so many complicated plot twists and conspiracy theories just like naruto. READ IT 

Long-running shounen manga that share similar themes like friendship, self-sacrifice, and achieving one's best. Both have action-packed pages that will take you for a thrilling ride.  

Both manga center around characters that got their power from another source (not themselves). They have to become stronger in order to develop this power to the fullest. They also want to make the world a better place and become the best at what they do. If you like action packed manga with stunning and beautiful battles, then you should read these manga. 

Both very long series that are both part of “the big three” of manga, along with One Piece. They have a similar progression of story and characters, with many similar plot points and character arcs between them. Battle systems are pretty similar, albeit both relatively generic, with branching elemental aspects branching off for different abilities. Both are battle Shonen with rescue/retrieval arcs too. 

Long-running shounen manga that share similar themes like friendship, self-sacrifice, and achieving one's best. They both have a lot of battles and likable characters. 

Both are the most overrated shounen out there. Both are extremely mid. Bleach has better art, Naruto has better fights. 

You can easily tell that both of these manga's art are similar to one another. They both have the same rough art style. 

Both characters get caught in a situation where they have to fight in order to survive. The stories both feature some sort of supernatural world with a lot of super cool and unique powers. Both of them contain a lot of action and fighting scenes. If you like these kind of mangas, then you should try these manga out. 

They are both quite action packed and I was actually drawn to psyren because of Bleach. XD.  

Both manga have Mcs which suddenly get involved in a fight against supernatural beeings in a different world. They have to learn new powers to stand up to these beings in order to protect their friends and family. 

Psyren and Bleach are extremely similiar. They both have the same kind of nice, unique art, also the "bad guys" in Psyren resemble the bad guys in Bleach. Both are also Shonen Jump mangas with a lot of action and characters that travel between worlds fighting bad guys. If you like Bleach, you'll love Psyren.  

The most popular of Tite Kubo's two manga creations (Zombie Powder being the first) but in reading his previous manga, you can clearly see how he perfected his incredible art style, as well as awesome character design for Bleach. I actually started reading Bleach first and read ZP afterwards, and you can clearly see that there are similarities between the two manga, however, some might not be as apparent as others. Both mangas have amazingly detailed battle scenes, the super-cool characters (that are vital for a good manga) and the superb plot line that ties the whole thing together. First published in 2001 and still going strong - the length of this manga makes up for any disappointment at the abruptness of Zombie Powder's end.   

Because these series are from the same author/artist, they both deal with similar style, characters, situations and development, the plot's are different and the looks of the characters. But for the rest, they are pretty much the same. 

While reading Zombie Powder you can see the origins of Bleach. Characters' design, personalities, battles... everything is similar. Also, there is the "inside power" of the protagonist that they have to control. 

Badass fights and some great sense of humour, this is what turned bleach is one of the most popular manga. But wait it is not the only manga that has these features. Meet zombie powder. Another story with characters with unique powers thqt embark on a journey that seems impossible to accomplish. Some of the most epic battles you will ever see await you! Is that it? No! Apart from that it has the exact same humour that made bleach so enjoyable for me. So,if you liked the humour in one of these manga, than be sure to check the other one out as well! 

Both manga are by the same author, so they have a similar feel and artstyle. The two manga both have very entertaining battles and likable characters, so if you like either manga then the other one ll certainly appeal to you aswell. 

These two series offers tons of fighting which also includes sword fighting and uses of spells. If you're looking for a good supernatural series to read, I recommend checking out both King of Hell and Bleach. 

Both series offers lots of fighting and action and both main characters roles are kinda similar to each other. 

Definitely bears a close resemblance, like Hell vs Soul City, Demons vs Hollows, a main character with hidden potential etc. If you like one you will likely like the other XD. 

If you enjoy reading Bleach for its great action, adventure, and tons of fighting then you’ll enjoy King of Hell (AKA Majeh in Korea). Both series main characters fight off against paranormal beings of various strengths and great power in order to protect the world of the living and the after life. 

if you love the action and suspense of bleach, you will love one piece. The manga is has the same suspense, action, adventure and intense-ness of bleach except in a different way. In each plot arc there is always conspiracy theories and really complicated plot twists just like bleach. READ IT 

Top-notch (at least best-selling) shounen jump manga that epitomizes the concept of friendship, love, self-sacrifice, coming-of-age, amidst action-packed volumes. Bleach is about death god (shinagami), while One Piece is about pirates. 

Both main characters are incredibly strong and aim to become the strongest in the world. But they could never do it alone, that's why they need all their friends in order to help them. Friendship is really important in both of these manga. Apart from that you will also get: action packed chapters, incredible powers and some of the best humour out there! 

THe general structure of these two manga is pretty similar. They are both battle schounem with lots of consecutive, often 1vs1, battles. And Themes of friendship, with people fighting for their namaka. So if you liked either one, the other is sure to appeal to you aswell. 

Bleach and Ga-rei share a very similar aesthetic in regard to both narrative and character design. Both revolve around the constant battle between exorcists/shinigami and the evil spirits that they cross paths with. 

If you enjoyed the first arc of bleach but the feeling died once the fighting gone too hardcore for you (second arc onwards), ga-rei might just be your thing. 

Male leads can see spirits that other people can't see. This ability causes them to be involved in a supernatural world, and eventually both characters become sword-wielding bad-ass who fights in order to save the world. 

Both have lead characters that are able to see things that no else are able to see and quite a bit of action in them as well too. 

Endless fighting, Each Character has uniqe zanpakuto/cloth, Similar approach on story, at some point it even has some kind of similar setting. Captains=Gold Saints Saint Seiya inspired Tite Kubo into being a mangaka. MUST watch for any Bleach fan. 

both tales about bishonens and pure manliness 

Replace shinigami with saints and you literally will know how it's gonna look like. Whole bunch of similariries everywhere and for unknown reason Athena visually reminds me Orihime so much. 

Saint Seiya Inspired tite kubo. If you love shonen classic saint seiya is for you 

both have an organisation ( exorcists/shinigami ) fighting against creatures (demons/hollow) that attack humans 

High scaled shounen manga that stands on same level as Naruto, One Piece, Fairy Tail. The world of Gods of Death is awaiting for you. 

Blue Exorcist is a pretty similar concept to Bleach - purging darkness and evil, but sympathetically. They're both dramatic and comic, with pretty different main characters, but equal in their drive to do what they do, and rather uncontrollable [but hardly knowingly skilful] strength. 

The series are both shounen and have a similar premise. Both the protagonists keep facing stronger enemies while trying to find a way to surpass them. The series also have impressive fight scenes; Bleach with swords and Dragon Ball with fists and energy. If you enjoy watching the main character grow throughout the series you'll probably like both of the manga. 

Both series have action, crazy fights and some hilarious humor. 

Bleach is another "meat-head" shonen. I haven't completed Bleach but after finishing the Soul Society arc I am preferring it over Dragon Ball. I think that Bleach's characters and plot are a little more compelling than Dragon Ball's, but keep in mind though that I've only read Dragon Ball (when Goku was a kid) and the saiyan saga. 

being typical fighting/action type shounen mangas. 

Firstly, both are shounen mangas with a lots of actions and humor. (Bleach have more actions though) Both manga contain akuma or hollow like spiritual creatures. But Bleach revolves around shinigamis and DGM revolves around exorcists. They have similar fighting style too. In Bleach they use "Zanpaktou" and in DGM they use "Innocence" to fight against these spiritual creatures. And both MC have some unusual power (More like hybrid) which is different from rest of the others. So, if you like Bleach you will like DGM too. 

Both mangas are (mostly) about sword fights and combat + drawing is a bit alike. Both main characters are also hot-headed guys who won't back down even if their enemy is way beyond their capabilities.  

While Bleach may contain a lot of "supernatural" elements and Gamaran not, in both you will find a lot of action and sword fights. In Gamaran, you will not only find Katanas but many different swords, in Bleach you'll find different forms of Zanpakutous.  

Both are Shonen Jump manga where the lead uses a sword, is taught the ropes by a mysterious woman, and fights evil monsters. 

Both are about a guy that gets supernatural powers because a girl. It's based on the typical shonen morality (to protect the world, to not kill the enemies...), both have weapons that evolve and the battles are carried in a similar way. Also, the school group comedy is very similar. 

Despite the different style of their storytelling, Bleach and Kyoukai no Rinne shares some similarity especially revolving their supernatural concepts. In particular, the main protagonist of both series gains the abilities to see things that normal people cannot. They also deal with events revolving around the afterlife with the help of other characters. Bleach follows more of a story with arcs divided throughout its stories that connects the premise together. Kyoukai no Rinne has a more of slice of life tone although there are also ongoing stories that revolves around the premise. 

Its both about shinigami, and i guess ichigo and rinne has orange hair 

These two manga have very similar feeling story arcs at least in pattern, though one is about the mafia and the other is about shinigami they both have the same battle manga mantra of "must get stronger" etc. 

Similar fights, lots of power ups and supernatural abilities. Similar character personalities and design. 

both have kids who get caught up in strange shit and their adventures along the way with the friends they have made and also lots of action as well.  

Bleach is mostly centered on a world filled with hollows while in 3x3 Eyes is a demon infested world hidden from the shadows. Schools and cities sometimes play a major role when invaded by demons/hollows. They both have friends who each posses unique power to help Ichigo/Yakumo on their journey to save humanity from becoming extinct later on the arcs. Both Team encounter allies as their number of defense begin to grow stronger. Later down the road, the both main protagonists undergo intense training awakening the demon within them. Both series are very long to read and tell an epic adventure through out their own journey. 

Both stories revolve an orange haired swordsman fighting to protect his friends serving a government said to be corrupt as it is opposed by antagonists. While RK is is historical and feudal, Bleach is modern and spiritual. Regardless, both are heavily Japanese oriented. What these two stories have a lot in common: Kenshin-Ichigo Kaoru-Rukia Sanosuke-Renji Megumi-Orihime Saito-Uryu Aoshi-Byakuya/Grimmjow Hiko-Urahara/Isshin Shishio-Aizen Soujiro-Gin Usui-Tousen Juppongatana-Espada Enishi-Yhwach Jinchu-Sternritter Masaki-Tomoe 

One simple encounter with a girl changes the life of the protagonist permanently. In both series, the main character is turned into another being and has to adapt to a new life as a half-human. Both manga also feature a lot of action that the main character ends up into due to his change. 

Imagine Bleach never had the Karakura Town kids go to Soul Society and instead Ichigo fought hollows. You might have something like Kekkaishi, a series that has the same feel of the early chapters of Bleach. Kekkaishi is surprisingly deep for a shōnen manga (something Bleach goes in and out of) and focuses on it's protagonist much more than Bleach does.  

Altough Rebirth Knight is a new series, it has a similar feeling to Bleach. How? First of all similar main protagonists, Kang Chan is impulsive and quick to anger just like Ichigo used to be during the beginning of Bleach. Also they have similar reasons to aquire power; to protect the ones they care about. Ichigo wanted the power to protect his family while Kang Chan wants to protect the girl he likes (love is a strong word for now). Supporting female characters also have similar personalities. I don't know how Rebirth Knight is going to develop but for now, its a good alternative to Bleach. And it will be interesting to see how the story will develop from there.  

N00b gets caught in situation with corrupted spirits -> more experienced person saves them -> they end up teaming up. 

Both anime's follow skilled young men who wield swords and connect with otherworldly creatures. Both men also dress in similar clothing and have similar weapons. Action, comedy and great characters in both animes. So if you enjoyed Inuyasha, definitely check out Bleach! 

Both mangas have sword battles set on an urban scenario, with the supernatural lurking just between the surface. The heroes fight against monsters born from the souls and bad feelings of humans, with similar themes of afterlife. The battle system is quite similar, with the zanpakutou and shinki being special weapons or skills for each individual. They have an captivating cast of characters and beautiful art (Noragami usually has scenarios though). They're also not all about the battle, having a dash of drama, romance and emotional moments. 

Shinigamis, souls, awesome fights and a deep relationship between person and weapon. They have unique styles of drawing and design of characters and a hard story despise being shounen mangas.  

- Shinigami vs Hollow is like Angels vs Devils - The main male character is a human who is turned into a Angel/Shinigami - Both main characters have super hidden powers 

If you like stories with thrilling sword fighting and a dark backstory involving the human soul. Then I'm pretty sure you will like both of these manga. They both involve this dark backstory and stunning sword battles. 

The theme is very similar, and both charaters are stronger than normal, and they are amazingly talented for the powers they just gained.