I'm so happy with this. It's fantastic to read and the characters are formed nicely. There are some flaws but I overlooked them because everything else was great. ( )

I'm so happy with this. It's fantastic to read and the characters are formed nicely. There are some flaws but I overlooked them because everything else was great. ( )

So the idea of a Quincy is introduced. Whenever I hear "John Quincy Adams" I think of this. I like the idea of a Quincy, it would have been boring if the only rivals of Soul Reapers are hollows. ( )

This volume picks up where Volume 4 left off, with the introduction of a Quincy, a member of yet another faction in the hidden world of spirits and Hollows. Quite frankly, I disliked this volume. The majority of it is spent on Ichigo madly racing around fighting Hollows. The reveal of Chad's and Orohime's powers was interesting, but unfortunately, Orohime's powers are cheesy. Looking forward to the next volume, when hopefully the focus will be back on actual storytelling rather than endless fight scenes. ( )

I really recommend this series. A teenage boy helps direct souls in the afterlife to soul society where they can live peacefully. Only Hollows (corrupted souls) get in the way and even harm innocent souls. Ichigo relies on friends and family to fight for what is right. ( )