Of course, a truly dedicated Bleach fan wouldn't be satisfied with just watching the filler-free run of the series, since they still have the Thousand-Year Blood War arc left to go, which is slated to get an anime adaptation in the near future. RELATED: 5 Anime Too Long to Actually Watch The Bleach Manga & Thousand-Year Blood War Arc That leaves 202 episodes, and if a fan watched them for about eight hours a day, viewing the filler-free run of Bleach would take nine days and a partial 10th day. If a Bleach viewer just wanted the original story, they could cut out all filler episodes, of which there are 164 in total.
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While that's quite impressive, some long-running series would require even more time. If that person watched roughly eight hours of Bleach per day, every day, they would need 16 days and a partial 17th day to watch the entire thing. No one would watch 134 hours of anything in a row like that, but they could treat watching Bleach as a job, spending about eight hours per day watching the show. If each episode is rounded to 22 minutes, that adds up to just over 134 hours of material, which is just over five and a half days solid. Someone who wants to watch the entire Bleach anime, filler and all, has many hours of content ahead of them. It also includes complete filler story arcs along the way, most notably the Bount story arc and the zanpakuto rebellion story arc. This anime begins with the Substitute Soul Reaper story arc and keeps going through the Xcution arc, ending before the TYBW story arc begins. The Bleach anime launched in 2004 and ran for eight years before it ended in March 2012, with 366 total episodes, including all filler arcs and episodes.
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