CONFIRMED: BLEACH Mirrors High launches for iOS and Android on October 28, 2026, Bandai Namco Entertainment announced during the game's special broadcast on October 27. The free-to-play mobile game is now available to pre-download on the App Store and Google Play.
A new story after the Thousand-Year Blood War
Created in close collaboration with author Tite Kubo, the game features a brand-new story set after the events of BLEACH: Thousand-Year Blood War. All new characters were designed by Kubo, and players take the role of the protagonist, beginning their journey as a Soul Reaper alongside familiar faces such as Ichigo Kurosaki and Rukia Kuchiki, with voices from the original Japanese anime cast.
Customization and team combat
Customization is central to the game: players can change their protagonist's appearance, redesign their Zanpakuto and adapt their fighting style. Battles are fought by three-character teams, using action cards and the SOUL DRIVE system, which combines the powers of all three members into a joint attack.
PIERROT FILMS opening and playable Aizen
In the same broadcast, Bandai Namco revealed the opening animation, produced by PIERROT FILMS with the song “CRITICAL” by suisoh, and confirmed that Sōsuke Aizen will be playable at launch. The announcement comes in the same week the anime aired its final episode, on October 26.
This article updates Geekiki's earlier report: as we reported, BLEACH Mirrors High had already passed 1 million pre-registrations, unlocking launch rewards for players. Now the wait has a firm date: October 28, for iOS and Android.
Fontes
- Gematsu — BLEACH Mirrors High launches October 28
- Anime Corner — BLEACH Mirrors High reveals opening animation, October 28 launch and Aizen as playable character
- YouTube (Bandai Namco) — BLEACH Mirrors High Special Broadcast
- Site oficial — BLEACH Mirrors High
- Toy People — New mobile game BLEACH Mirrors High launches October 28
- Geekiki — BLEACH Mirrors High passa de 1 milhão de pré-registros e libera recompensas de lançamento
Image credit: BLEACH Mirrors High artwork, via Anime Corner; © Tite Kubo/Shueisha, TV TOKYO, dentsu, Pierrot and Bandai Namco Entertainment.
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