NCS Product Synopsis
«©NCSX» The characters in Bleach are generally lanky, tall, and athletic. Constant sword swinging and action-packed lifestyles do wonders to tone the muscles and keep the flab away. The physiology of the Bleach cast took a turn towards the childlike when Sony released the original Soul Carnival in October 2008. Ichigo was reduced to a squat munchkin who looked like a Pocket Fighter and Rukia could've been mistaken for a dwarf. They became little people. Little people who leapt, slashed, and rambled across 2D stages in a campaign against Hollows and their bosses.
Bleach Soul Carnival 2 plies more of the same side scrolling action where kid Ichigo and his compatriots run from left to right and attack Hollows. A slash meter on the lower-right corner of the screen tracks consecutive attacks that have been chained together. Ichigo grunts and makes animal noises with each attack to ensure that players are aware of the effort he puts into his Hollow-killing escapades. Special attacks are available to Ichigo and friends which dispatch enemies with more efficacy than sword slashes. New characters join the game as playable protagonists as the levels are conquered. Sony touts the appearance of over 120 Bleach characters in the game but most appear only as supporting cast members to move the story along.
Note: Bleach Soul Carnival 2 was originally introduced as a bonus in the PSP Bleach Heat the Soul 6 game.
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