The official "BLEACH WORLD" experience event recently wrapped up in Tokyo, and while the merch was a hit, one menu item in particular sparked massive buzz: the Black Coffin Pudding. Fans have been flocking to try it!
The event's marketing initially hyped that "incomplete incantations mean no order," prompting Japanese media outlet ORICON NEWS to investigate the truth on-site.
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▼ The "Black Coffin Pudding" event dish
When served, the Black Coffin Pudding comes on a paper mat printed with the full incantation – essentially, a "Full Incantation Placemat."
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The pudding itself is housed in a clear square container, featuring purple milk pudding, clear jelly, and blueberry sauce, all topped with a shimmering sparkle. The whole presentation is mysterious and a little eerie, as if it's about to unleash some serious Kido power.
The jelly offers a subtly sweet and refreshing bite, perfectly layered with the tart-sweet blueberry sauce. Digging deeper, the milk pudding is smooth and rich, with flavors building up in layers, making the entire dish as profound and enigmatic as a "Black Coffin."
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So, do you *really* need to perform a "full incantation" to order? The event organizers clarified: "Not really, you can skip the chant." Guests receive an order form, where they simply check off their desired items and hand it to staff.
However, if you're a die-hard fan eager to experience the thrill of chanting, you can absolutely declare, "I want to order this with a full incantation!" The staff will gladly oblige. Just don't expect them to chant along; they need to keep the line moving. While it's all for atmosphere, a powerful incantation from you might just ignite the crowd and make you the star of the show!
Beyond the food, "BLEACH WORLD" also packed in a ton of interactive experiences. Fans could try out the "Gotei 13 Entrance Exam" to join the Soul Reapers, snag prizes from three mini-games like "Bankai! Unleash Your Zanpakuto" and "High School Battle Roulette," or grab the super-popular "'I Don't Dislike This Anomaly' Mayuri Kurotsuchi's Glowing Gashapon."
The Tokyo Ikebukuro event runs until July 27th, then moves to Osaka (August 8th – September 15th). If you're keen, definitely plan a pilgrimage!
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