Singapore’s BLEACH community, it’s time to dust off your Soul Reaper badge. BLEACH Mirrors High, Bandai Namco Entertainment’s ambitious mobile action RPG set after the Thousand-Year Blood War, officially opened global pre-registration today (29 August) on iOS and Android — and there’s already a milestone reward worth chasing from day one.
What Is BLEACH Mirrors High?
Announced at Anime Expo 2026 in July, BLEACH Mirrors High is a free-to-play mobile action RPG that picks up the BLEACH story after the Thousand-Year Blood War arc. Series creator Tite Kubo has been involved since the very start — personally handling the title, scenario direction, and the design of five brand-new Soul Reapers. This isn’t a licensed cash-grab; it’s as canon-adjacent as a mobile spin-off gets.
You play as a customisable Soul Reaper protagonist, fielding a squad of three in battle. The combat system blends Action Cards, Chain Attacks, and a signature team finisher called Soul Drive — fast, strategic, and very clearly built for the kind of multi-Bankai moments BLEACH fans love.
New Soul Reapers, Written and Designed by Kubo

The two story protagonists are Shirin Migishima (voiced by Chiaki Kobayashi) and Shirane Sanari (voiced by Maria Sashide) — a dual-hero duo that Kubo designed himself. Three supporting new Squad members — Naru Jurinna, Giro Hando, and Maiko Tokishima — round out the fresh cast.
The returning cast is where it gets exciting for long-time fans. Ichigo, Rukia, Renji, Byakuya, Hitsugaya, and Urahara are all present, voiced by their original anime actors. Kubo has described the story as “partly related to the main scenario of the manga” — enough to keep lore fans invested without spoiling whatever is next for the mainline series.

Pre-Register Now — 500K Sign-Ups Unlocks Ichigo and Rukia

Pre-registering is free, and a milestone campaign is running right now. Reported by Dengeki Online today (Japanese), hitting 500,000 pre-registrations unlocks Ichigo Kurosaki and Rukia Kuchiki as in-game rewards when the game launches. Sign up directly via the official BLEACH Mirrors High site, the App Store, or Google Play.
Singapore and Southeast Asia players are fully covered: the game launches with English, Japanese, French, German, Traditional Chinese, and Korean language support. No region lock to worry about.
TGS Demo and Late-2026 Launch Ahead
Bandai Namco will be running a playable demo at Tokyo Game Show 2026 (17–21 September, Makuhari Messe). If you’re planning the TGS trip, add this to your booth list alongside the other heavy-hitters this year. For everyone else, an App Store listing currently suggests a 28 November 2026 release window — though Bandai Namco hasn’t officially confirmed that date yet. Keep it pencilled in, not inked.
This one has been on the radar since Anime Expo; the pre-registration opening means launch is genuinely approaching. Get your name on the list and push toward that 500K milestone. Follow our Manga Anime coverage for updates as we get closer to launch.