Quick Facts
| Volume | #3 |
| Released | 2004-10-12 |
| Pages | 192 |
| ISBN | 978-1591164432 |
| Official Title | Bleach Vol. 3: Memories in the Rain. 15 years of Bleach |
| Release Date (JP) | June 4, 2002 |
| Arc | Substitute Soul Reaper Arc |
Inside this volume
Ichigo Kurosaki continues to balance life as a high school student with his responsibilities as a Substitute Soul Reaper. While his encounters with Hollows become increasingly dangerous, Ichigo is also forced to confront the painful memories surrounding his mother's death. At the same time, the mysterious Kisuke Urahara begins taking a greater interest in Ichigo's growing spiritual abilities.
The volume explores the emotional foundations of Ichigo's determination to protect others while expanding the supernatural setting introduced in earlier volumes. Alongside several self-contained encounters with Hollows, it reveals the personal tragedy that shaped the Kurosaki family and prepares Ichigo for the challenges ahead.
Quick Facts
After meeting Kisuke Urahara, Ichigo continues carrying out his duties as a Substitute Soul Reaper while adapting to the steady stream of supernatural incidents around Karakura Town. Urahara observes Ichigo's progress from a distance, suggesting that the young Substitute Soul Reaper possesses unusual potential beyond what Rukia initially expected.
The story then shifts to the anniversary of Ichigo's mother Masaki's death. Every year, heavy rain reminds the Kurosaki family of the tragedy that took her life. Haunted by guilt over believing he was responsible for her death, Ichigo encounters the Hollow known as Grand Fisher, the creature that attacked his family years earlier.
Unable to remain emotionally detached, Ichigo challenges Grand Fisher despite the Hollow's ability to manipulate its victims through illusion. During the battle, Ichigo comes to understand that his mother willingly sacrificed herself to save him rather than because of any mistake he made. Although Grand Fisher escapes, Ichigo finds renewed resolve to continue protecting those close to him.
The volume concludes with Urahara becoming more directly involved in Ichigo's development, setting the stage for the next phase of his growth as a Substitute Soul Reaper.
Chapters in this volume
View more- Ch. 176/17
- Ch. 186/17 op. 2 Doesn't Smile Much Anymore
- Ch. 196/17 op. 3 Memories in the Rain
- Ch. 206/17 op. 4 A Face From the Past
- Ch. 216/17 op. 5 A Fighting Boy
- Ch. 226/17 op. 6 A Battle in the Graveyard
- Ch. 236/17 op. 7 Sharp Will, Dull Blade
- Ch. 246/17 op. 8 One-Sided Sympathy
- Ch. 256/17 op. 9 A Fighting Boy 2
Major events
Characters introduced
SUPPORTINGKarin Kurosaki
BleachKarin is the cynical and sarcastic daughter of Isshin. Compared to her soft-spoken twin, Karin is the more authoritative of the two. She is an excellent soccer player with a kick p
SUPPORTINGGrand Fisher
BleachGrand Fisher is a hollow that had evaded the shinigami for over 50 years and is responsible for the death of Ichigo's mother, Masaki Kurosaki. In the anime, he prefers to eat women
SUPPORTINGMasaki Kurosaki
BleachThe mother of Ichigo Kurosaki who was killed trying to protect her son from Grand Fisher. She was a very loving mother and wife. The Grand Fisher used the forms of humans whom he h
SUPPORTINGUruru Tsumugiya
BleachUruru is a meek, black-haired girl who mostly does manual labor for the shop, as well as assisting Urahara in training Ichigo. She is Karakura Pink in Don Kanoji's superhero t
SUPPORTINGJinta Hanakari
BleachJinta Hanakari is a small, red-haired boy who is supposed to do manual labor for the shop, such as cleaning. Instead he usually slacks off and forces Ururu to do all the work. Thou
SUPPORTINGTessai Tsukabishi
BleachTessai Tsukabishi is a tall, muscular man working for Kisuke Urahara in his shop. In reality, just like his current boss, he is a Shinigami, who was once the Captain of the Kidō Co
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