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Comparing Naruto And Bleach

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Today Manga is known to be very popular around the world especially in Japan where Manga originated in 1945. Manga comics are created in Japan and are hand drawn and coloured by the authors. Manga first started in 1949 and is still a major part of the Japanese culture today. The Manga Bleach was started in 2001 by a man named Kubo, Tite. Bleach is about a teenage boy who can see and communicate with ghosts and the Manga is about his journey with the ghosts as he battles characters and learns more about supernatural life. The second Manga Naruto was started in 1999 by a man called Kishimoto, Masashi who writes and illustrates the books. Naruto is about a teenage boy who finds out that he is very important when he finds a secret scroll, the manga is about his journey through …show more content…

These two popular Manga texts use teenage characters attending high school, angry and confused emotions and exciting symbols to entertain their target audiences.

Characters

The characters Naruto and Ichigo from the manga Naruto and Bleach have many differences due to their characteristics, emotions and looks that make up the storyline. Naruto and Ichigo from the two manga Naruto and Bleach are both very complex characters in their own way. The character Ichigo from Bleach is a very strong character. The manga tells us that he is a teenager in high school who has orange hair and brown eyes. Through the beginning of the first manga we can make out that the character is a very strong confident character. Ichigo is one of the only people who can see ghosts, he is not scared of

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