The event covers Memories of Nobody, The DiamondDust Rebellion, Fade to Black and Hell Verse. All four were directed by Noriyuki Abe, and together they amount to more than six hours of theatrical Bleach.

ADN is not forcing everyone into the complete endurance test. Participating theaters can sell individual films as well as marathon passes, and screenings are available in French dub and/or Japanese with French subtitles depending on the venue.

A marathon does not mean one national timetable

The exact schedule changes from theater to theater. CGR Blagnac begins with Memories of Nobody at 4 p.m., followed by The DiamondDust Rebellion at 6 p.m., Fade to Black at 8:30 p.m. and Hell Verse at 10:30 p.m. Other venues start considerably earlier.

UGC lists a €20 ticket for all four movies. ADN's current booking page also directs viewers toward participating locations across UGC, CGR, Pathé and Kinepolis, with additional cinemas able to join the event as availability develops.

• Memories of Nobody — 1h33 • The DiamondDust Rebellion — 1h35 • Fade to Black — 1h35 • Hell Verse — 1h34

The timing matters more than the re-release label

Bleach is no longer waiting for its ending. The fourth and final cour of Thousand-Year Blood War began broadcasting in Japan on July 25, 2026, with weekly streaming starting the following day. The theatrical marathon therefore lands in the middle of the anime's actual endgame rather than simply advertising a future finale.

The official Bleach site puts the scale of that history in fairly blunt numbers. The original television anime began in October 2004 and ran for 366 episodes, producing four feature films along the way. Thousand-Year Blood War later brought the series back to animate the manga's concluding storyline.

Four movies also means four different corners of Bleach

Memories of Nobody introduces Senna and the mysterious Blanks. The DiamondDust Rebellion gives Toshiro Hitsugaya a much larger role, while Fade to Black builds its conflict around Rukia and memories inside the Soul Society. Hell Verse sends Ichigo toward the Gates of Hell.

That makes the marathon a compact tour through the older animated franchise rather than a single continuous side story. The films share Ichigo and the world around him, but each one picks a different piece of Bleach mythology to enlarge for the screen.

August 28 and 30 are the only official dates

ADN is advertising the theatrical event for those two days only. Language options and start times depend on the participating theater, so the useful final step is less dramatic than a Bankai: check the local schedule before booking.