I framed the BLEACH EX. original art exhibition flyer so it can be displayed. The size is A4. "BLEACH EX." is an original art exhibition commemorating the 20th anniversary of the "BLEACH" series. The event, consisting of 15 corners, looks back at the battles of Ichigo Kurosaki and others, featuring original drawings, Kubo's comments on the original drawings, name drafts, color illustrations, and more. After passing through "INTRODUCTION," where the familiar poems from the beginning of each "BLEACH" volume are displayed, visitors enter the "SIDE:SILENCE" corner, where a PV video using Kitanitatsuya's theme song "Rapport" for "BLEACH EX." is shown. In the "Death & Strawberry" corner, which traces the trajectory of Ichigo, the Substitute Soul Reaper, original drawings of scenes that Kubo enjoyed drawing in one stroke and scenes like "Renji is known for this one frame" are exhibited. The following "FOURTEEN DAYS FOR CONSPIRACY" focuses on the battle between Ichigo and his friends, who go to Soul Society to save Rukia, and the Gotei 13, the defending force. Illustrations of the powerful captains are hung from the ceiling. Next, "The Six Fullbringers" showcases the past of XCUTION, a group of Fullbringers led by Kugo Ginjo, "Turn Back The Pendulum" explores the relationship between Shinji Hirako and Sosuke Aizen and Kisuke Urahara's past, and "Conquistadores" displays original drawings that delve into the Arrancar and Espada. The "EVERYTHING BUT THE RAIN" corner features original drawings of episodes related to Ichigo's roots. In the center of the venue, "THE BLOOD WARFARE" displays original drawings of the battle between Yhwach's Sternritter and Ichigo's Gotei 13, arranged by scene. The final "COLOR ARTWORK" corner also unveils illustrations of 32 grown-up characters drawn for the "BLEACH: Hell Verse" timeline. BLEACH Exhibition Gin Ichimaru, Ichigo Kurosaki, Byakuya Kuchiki, Rukia Kuchiki Renji Abarai, Kenpachi Zaraki, Sosuke Aizen Izuru Kira, Uryu Ishida, Shuhei Hisagi, Shunsui Kyoraku, Hiyori Sarugaki Rangiku Matsumoto, Orihime Inoue