I like this show but if parents like to get a "more safer" version of it just find the bleach eps. translated by viz media. Viz media takes out most of the words that most Americans probably wouldn't like their kids to hear/see. I haven't been up to date with the newer eps but I have been reading the manga (For people who don't know what manga is, it's a Japanese word for comics) in one of the chapters it shows a nude women with her private parts covered by clouds because she transformed into her original form. Don't worry the main character sees this and demands her to put on some clothes so he's not a pervert. ;D Anyways, this is a good anime. It's shonen (meaning it's aimed to boys 10-18, note; I'm a tomboyish girl) so it has to have some violence and action. Has some good morals though.

The are bad sence.Bad langage.Bad violence.

This anime is my favorite! Although younger kids might not like it because of all the violence...

I personally like the Anime, But for younger kids this is a no-go. It is violent and scary, and in a few episodes deals with rape. I reccomend this for people ages 13 + up.

I adore Bleach, and have watched it from age ten, along with a medley of other anime titles, such as Naruto,Fullmetal Alchemist, and InuYasha. More lax parents should consider this series ok, though conservative parents, be warned. There is mild swearing, which teens lke me find fascinating. lol. As for violence, it is somewhere around medium- high on the scales, but does that really matter in today's society?? As for sexual innuendo, this series is somwhere around medium level. No actual sex takes place (well, not yet at least), but there is definitely some romance and sexual tension between the protagonists, Ichigo and Rukia. Also, the perverted antics of Kon, the mod- soul taking the form of a stuffed animal, are sure to make conservative parents wary.Overall, this is still a fantastic series!

overly violent once it gets near about episode 100, there is a really messed up character named kon, who is slightly perverted, and some female characters dress slightly skimpy, but they might have censored that in the english version( I watch the japanese version). There is quite a bit of language, but only from certain characters. THERE IS A LOT OF BLOOD. They really overdo it on the blood

I love this show. My Fave of all TV Series.

Great Show, I don't watch alot of anime but I love this one. recommended for people around 13-15, has lots of violent parts and takes a while to get going but I love it any way. The Charcters are belavable and realistic.

The main protagonist, Ichigo is a good role model, in a more realistic way than many animated characters on tv. He has problems and can be hot headed at times, but he cares deeply for his friends and family. One of Ichigo's best friends is Rukia Kuchiki, an outgoing and caring Soul Reaper (i.e. a soul that sends the deceased to the afterlife) who arrives at Ichigo's house while after a Hollow (i.e. a soul that has become corrupt and needs to be purified to move on) and transfers her powers to Ichigo after falling injured. This becomes a major plot point, with Ichigo organizing a rescue mission when Rukia is criminally convicted by the government of Soul Society for giving powers to a human and sentenced to death. Ichigo's other close friends are Yasutora "Chad" Sado, a rather huge young man who decides to use his physical strength to protect others in the name of his deceased Grandfather (who had suggested this after seeing Chad get mixed up with the wrong people), Orihime Inoue, a very gentle and kind hearted young woman who gains healing abilities and does not hesitate to use them even on people who hurt her, and Uryu Ishida, a Quincy (i.e. a specific race of humans with the ability to fight Hollows with the use of archery) initially on a quest for vengeance against Soul Reapers due to them failing to save his Grandfather when he was attacked by Hollows...he mellows out after working with Ichigo to take down a mass of Hollows, then joins Ichigo to save Rukia, along with Chad and Orihime. Character development is in full force, and Bleach has a ton of characters, each one with their own unique personality and back story.