BLEACH Mirrors High Opens Pre-Registration With Multilingual Support

BLEACH Mirrors High has opened pre-registration through its official channels, giving international fans a clearer look at the mobile action game’s post–Thousand-Year Blood War setting while leaving its launch date unconfirmed. The September 10, 2026 announcement from Aniplex also outlines a registration milestone campaign centered on Ichigo Kurosaki and Rukia Kuchiki.

What Was Announced

Aniplex announced on September 10, 2026 that pre-registration for BLEACH Mirrors High is open. The campaign promises rewards if total registrations reach 500,000: a three-star Ichigo Kurosaki, identified as a Substitute Soul Reaper, and a three-star Rukia Kuchiki, identified as a lieutenant of Squad 13. The announcement also lists up to 6,000 Mirror Stones, described as the equivalent of 20 gacha pulls, plus items intended to bring characters to a ready-to-use state. Aniplex is also running a launch-of-pre-registration X campaign with merchandise prizes; the announcement directs readers to the game’s official account for its details.

The campaign is separate from a release-date announcement. Neither the Aniplex notice nor the English Bandai Namco product page names a public launch day. Fans should therefore treat the 500,000 figure as a registration target, not as a promise that the game will launch as soon as the target is reached.

The publisher’s English product page describes BLEACH Mirrors High as an “Immersive 13 Court Guard Squads Action” game for the App Store and Google Play. Its confirmed feature outline includes three-character teams, Action Card choices, animated Mortal Blows, and coordinated “Soul Drive” attacks. The site also says the game has an original story set after the Thousand-Year Blood War, lets the player become a new Soul Reaper, and includes avatar and Zanpakuto customization. The product page labels the game free to download with in-game purchases and loot boxes.

Why It Matters

The most notable part of this announcement is the game’s position in BLEACH continuity. The official site is not presenting Mirrors High as a simple retelling of Ichigo’s existing battles. It describes a new protagonist awakening in Karakura Town after the Thousand-Year Blood War, with the player beginning a personal Soul Reaper story. That gives the project a different entry point from games that primarily replay established anime scenes.

That structure may also make the title useful to two overlapping audiences: long-time fans who want to see familiar characters in a new setting, and newer players who would rather create an avatar than immediately take control of an established hero. The official site lists Ichigo, Rukia, Renji Abarai, Kisuke Urahara, Byakuya Kuchiki, and Toshiro Hitsugaya among the revealed characters, while also presenting original characters such as Shirin Migishima, Shirane Sanari, Naru Jurinna, Giro Hando, and Maiko Tokishima. The balance between those groups—and how the original story connects to the anime’s post-war world—will be one of the project’s key points to watch.

The registration rewards also show how the game is being framed before launch. Ichigo and Rukia are familiar anchors, while the Mirror Stones and character-development items point toward a collection-and-progression system. That does not, by itself, establish how generous or competitive the finished game will be. It does tell fans what the publisher is using to encourage early sign-ups: recognizable characters, a large registration threshold, and resources for the opening roster.

Context for International Fans

Bandai Namco’s official site can be viewed in English, French, German, Traditional Chinese, and Korean, as well as Japanese. The English version provides pre-registration routes for both the App Store and Google Play and identifies the game’s basic product information in English.

That multilingual presentation is useful evidence of intended overseas reach, but it is not a complete regional availability list. The official page does not publish a single worldwide launch date, and its platform notice says that some devices are not supported. Store access can also differ by country. Fans should use the official English site and their local App Store or Google Play listing rather than assume that a pre-registration link guarantees availability in every territory.

The same caution applies to the reward campaign. The 500,000-registration threshold and the listed items are confirmed in Aniplex’s September 10 notice, but the notice does not provide a final claim procedure, an end date, or a detailed breakdown of regional eligibility. Those conditions may be clarified later. Until then, the safest reading is that the rewards are tied to the registration count and remain subject to the publisher’s official terms.

What Happens Next

The next meaningful confirmation should be the public release date and the regional store pages. Fans should also check the official site for device requirements, account or platform restrictions, and the final rules for the registration campaign. The official X account is the place Aniplex identifies for details about the merchandise promotion, while the English Bandai Namco site is the better reference for international-language updates and the game’s final product information.

For now, BLEACH Mirrors High has crossed an important pre-launch milestone without answering the question that matters most to players: when they can actually begin the post-war Soul Reaper story. That answer remains not yet confirmed.

Information was checked on September 10, 2026 at 3:13 PM JST.

Sources

• Aniplex’s September 10, 2026 announcement — confirms pre-registration, the 500,000-registration reward milestone, listed items, and the official campaign links.
• Bandai Namco Entertainment’s official English BLEACH Mirrors High site — provides the game’s setting, systems, platform information, languages, and current pre-registration routes.
• Official pre-registration trailer: Byakuya, Toshiro, and Mayuri version — one of the trailers linked by Aniplex in the announcement.
• Official pre-registration trailer: Renji and Rangiku version — the second trailer linked by Aniplex in the announcement.

Editorial note: This report is based on the primary sources linked above. Availability, schedules, and announcements can change; verify the latest details with the official source.