BLEACH Mirrors High opens pre-registration; 500,000 sign-up rewards
Key takeaways
- Pre-registration open; 500,000 sign-ups grant Ichigo and Rukia
- Mirror Stones up to 6,000 (equivalent to 20 gacha pulls)
- Platforms listed: App Store and Google Play
BLEACH Mirrors High, a new smartphone game from Bandai Namco Entertainment, has opened pre-registration and is running a campaign that grants rewards when certain sign-up milestones are hit. If the pre-registration count reaches 500,000, players will receive ★3 [Shinigami Substitute] Kurosaki Ichigo and ★3 [13th Division Lt.] Kuchiki Rukia as gifts.
The campaign list also includes up to 6,000 Mirror Stones — stated to be equivalent to 20 gacha pulls — plus items intended to bring characters to immediate combat readiness. The publisher’s announcement named App Store and Google Play as the distribution platforms, and linked the game’s official site and X account for ongoing updates.
Gameplay and presentation details in the release put the player in the protagonist role, with customizable appearance and Zanpakutō. The title features original story content set after the Thousand-Year Blood War arc, new characters designed by Tite Kubo, and exclusive in-game illustrations. Combat is handled through a card-selection system paired with high-impact visual effects designed to produce the kind of stylized battles Bleach is known for.
Quick context from the announcement: Bleach began as a Weekly Shonen Jump manga by Tite Kubo and has sold over 130 million copies worldwide; the TV anime has produced more than 360 episodes, with the final arc’s anime adaptation starting broadcast in October 2022 and the final cour, BLEACH 千年血戦篇ｰ禍進譚ｰ, airing from July 25, 2026. Bandai Namco Entertainment will publish the game.
Why it matters
Takeaway: the pre-registration bundle pairs two recognizable starter characters (Ichigo and Rukia at ★3) with up to 6,000 Mirror Stones and growth items, giving new accounts both roster anchors and enough gacha currency to chase early pulls before launch.
Original source
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