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* SequelHook: Shinsuke Sato has stated that he hopes to make a trilogy, with the second film adapting the Soul Society arc, and this film establishes set-ups for potential sequels. Byakuya tells Renji that the order to capture or kill Rukia came from "higher up", indicating that they're just TheHeavy for the real BigBad; Chad and Orihime begin to awaken their own supernatural abilities, sensing Ichigo's presence during his fight with Grand Fisher; and at the film's conclusion, [[spoiler:Rukia is taken back to Soul Society to be punished for her "crimes," and erases Ichigo's memories of her. However, he finds [[CheckovsGun the note she wrote in his textbook]] the day she came to his school, which seemingly restores his memories]].

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* SequelHook: Shinsuke Sato has stated that he hopes to make a trilogy, with the second film adapting the Soul Society arc, and this film establishes set-ups for potential sequels. Byakuya tells Renji that the order to capture or kill Rukia came from "higher up", indicating that they're just TheHeavy for the real BigBad; Chad and Orihime begin to awaken their own supernatural abilities, sensing Ichigo's presence during his fight with Grand Fisher; and at the film's conclusion, [[spoiler:Rukia is taken back to Soul Society to be punished for her "crimes," and erases Ichigo's memories of her. However, he finds [[CheckovsGun [[ChekhovsGun the note she wrote in his textbook]] the day she came to his school, which seemingly restores his memories]].

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* AdaptationalEarlyAppearance:
** Byakuya and Renji are introduced much earlier than in the manga. Renji even confronts and tries to kill Ichigo midway through the movie, but is stopped by Uryū.

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AdaptationalEarlyAppearance: Byakuya and Renji are introduced much earlier than in the manga. Renji even confronts and tries to kill Ichigo midway through the movie, but is stopped by Uryū.
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* AdaptationDyeJob: The '''entire''' Kurosaki family (sans Isshin and Karin who were already dark-haired).

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* AdaptationDyeJob: The '''entire''' Kurosaki family (sans Isshin and Karin who were already dark-haired). dark-haired):



* AdaptedOut: An unfortunate consequence of trying to [[CompressedAdaptation compress]] 8 volumes worth of manga into a less-than 2 hour-long movie is that a lot of the supporting cast had to be kicked to the curb.

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* AdaptedOut: An unfortunate consequence of trying to [[CompressedAdaptation compress]] 8 volumes worth of manga into a less-than 2 hour-long movie is that a lot of the supporting cast had to be kicked to the curb.curb:
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** It's [[PlayingWithATrope Played With]] for Ichigo. Given that a flashback shows him with ''black'' hair as a child, his current day hair is a darker shade of orange than its manga counterpart, and Sota Fukushi's black roots clearly are showing, it appears that Ichigo isn't [[ImplausibleHairColor a redhead]] in this continuity but actually has black hair and dyed it orange.

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** It's [[PlayingWithATrope Played With]] for Ichigo. Given that a flashback shows him with ''black'' hair as a child, his current day hair is a darker shade of orange than its manga counterpart, and Sota Fukushi's black roots clearly are showing, it appears that Ichigo isn't [[ImplausibleHairColor a natural redhead]] in this continuity but actually has black hair and dyed it orange.



** Souken Ishida is not even mentioned. As a result, Uryu holds a grudge against Soul Reapers because they wiped out his tribe, not because they murdered his grandfather.

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** Souken Ishida is not even mentioned. As a result, Uryu holds a grudge against Soul Reapers because they wiped out his tribe, not because they murdered of their MurderByInaction of his grandfather.
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Orihime's friends teased bring up her feelings for Ichigo multiple times during the Substitute Shinigami Arc, with Chizuru considering Ichigo her competition for Orihime's heart.


** Orihime's feelings towards Ichigo weren't revealed until the Arrancar Arc, here, her ''very first scene'' has her stating to Tatsuki why she finds him attractive.
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* MundaneAfterlife: Soul Society is evocative of Edo-era Japan, with the samurai-like Soul Reapers ruling over the unruly slums of the Rukongai from the fortified city of Seireitei.

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* MundaneAfterlife: Soul Society is evocative of Edo-era Japan, with the samurai-like Soul Reapers ruling over the unruly slums of the Rukongai from the fortified city of Seireitei. A brief shot of it towards the 1/3 mark of the film hints towards {{Magitek}}, as there are several black towers marked with glowing purple kanji.

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* AdaptationalCurves: Inverted. Orihime doesn't have her ImpossibleHourglassFigure from the manga, and while Chad is certainly tall enough, he still lacks his sculpted physique.



* BigBraToFill: Orihime doesn't have her ImpossibleHourglassFigure from the manga, and while Chad is certainly tall enough, he still lacks his sculpted physique.

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* AdaptationalCurves: Inverted. Orihime doesn't have her [[BigBraToFill infamous hourglass figure]] and while Chad is certainly tall enough, he still lacks his sculpted physique.



* BigBraToFill: Orihime doesn't have her ImpossibleHourglassFigure from the manga, and while Chad is certainly tall enough, he still lacks his sculpted physique.



%%** Senbonzakura -- Byakuya's Zanpakuto -- can transform into [[FlechetteStorm a flurry of miniature blades]] evocative of cherry blossom petals.



* MadeOfIron: When Grand Fisher lobs a large metal sign at Ichigo, who was knocked into the eatery where his classmates were having lunch; Chad is completely uninjured after using his body to shield Orihime and his other classmates from it.

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* MadeOfIron: When Grand Fisher lobs a large metal sign at Ichigo, who was knocked into the eatery where his classmates were having lunch; lunch, Chad is completely uninjured after using his body to shield Orihime and his other classmates from it.



* TheRival: As the self-proclaimed last Quincy -- who had an antagonistic relationship with the Shinigami -- Uryū Ishida takes an immediate dislike to Substitute Shinigami Ichigo Kurosaki.

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* TheRival: As the self-proclaimed last Quincy -- who had an antagonistic relationship with the Shinigami Soul Reapers -- Uryū Ishida takes an immediate dislike to Substitute Shinigami Ichigo Kurosaki.
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* HeroicBystander: Ichigo and Grand Fisher's battle starts wrecking the city. Chad shields his friends from a sign that gets thrown at his friends, then he and Orihime lead all the stunned civilians to safety.

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* HeroicBystander: Ichigo and Grand Fisher's battle starts wrecking the city. Chad shields his friends from a sign that gets thrown at his friends, them, then he and Orihime lead all the stunned civilians to safety.
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* AdaptationalBackstoryChange: Grand Fisher is given a BelatedBackstory that differs from its manga self. In the manga it was a masculine Hollow with an unknown backstory other than that Soul Society had been hunting it for fifty years; [[spoiler:but in the movie Rukia reveals that it was originally a young girl -- whose form it uses as the default appearance of its lure]].

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* AdaptationalBackstoryChange: Grand Fisher is given a BelatedBackstory backstory that differs from its manga self. In the manga it was a masculine Hollow with an unknown backstory other than that Soul Society had been hunting it for fifty years; [[spoiler:but in the movie Rukia reveals that it was originally a young girl -- whose form it uses as the default appearance of its lure]].
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* BookEnds: An early part of the film has Keigo telling tall tales of what happened to Ichigo to Orihime and Tatsuki after a Hollow incident only for Ichigo to interrupt them, follow by Rukia showing her notebook to Ichigo, telling him to meet her at the rooftop. The end of of the movie has a similar scene, [[spoiler:with the difference that Rukia is absent]].
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* ConspicuousCG: The Hollows Fishbone, Hexapodus, and Grand Fisher are all blatantly CG. However, it ''works'' in conveying how unnatural and monstrous they are.
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* {{Flynning}}: Ichigo is a novice at swordsmanship, so when Rukia tries to train him, he just flails his sword around and gets his butt kicked. He eventually gets more skilled and stops doing this in battle.

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* EntertaininglyWrong: Ichigo's classmates see Rukia training him in swordsmanship so he'll be a stronger Soul Reaper. Chad assumes Rukia is teaching him to defend himself from the punks he beat up earlier, who had sworn they would be back with friends for revenge.

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* EntertaininglyWrong: Ichigo's classmates see Rukia training him in swordsmanship so he'll be a stronger Soul Reaper. Chad assumes Rukia is teaching him to defend himself from the punks he beat up earlier, who had sworn they would be back with friends for revenge. Orihime sees them training and assumes they're in a relationship.



* MistakenForRomance: Keigo and Orihime wrongly assume that Ichigo and Rukia are dating.



** Shinigami are psychopomps who inhabit the feudal Japanese MundaneAfterlife of Soul Society, tasked with hunting Hollows and sending Pluses to the afterlife.

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** Shinigami Soul Reapers are psychopomps who inhabit the feudal Japanese MundaneAfterlife of Soul Society, tasked with hunting Hollows and sending Pluses to the afterlife.

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* EnergyBow: The Quincy -- of whom Uryū Ishida is the last known member -- could manifest energy bows that fire arrows of light called Heilig Pfeil.

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* EnergyBow: The Quincy -- of whom Uryū Ishida is the last known member -- could manifest energy bows that fire arrows of light called Heilig Pfeil.light.


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* UnexplainedRecovery: Ishida [[spoiler:gets impaled by Renji]] and is fine the next day. There was no prior indication that he had any sort of HealingFactor.

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