How to unlock Final Getsugatensho Ichigo in Bleach Rebirth of Souls

Since it was revealed that BLEACH Rebirth of Souls would follow the manga’s story until the end of the Arrancar: Downfall arc, no character was more highly anticipated as Final Getsugatensho Ichigo.

But as you can expect, given his popularity and how truly game-breaking he can be, you won’t have access to Mugetsu from the get-go. Here’s how to unlock Final Getsugatensho Ichigo in BLEACH Rebirth of Souls and whether or not you can play as White Ichigo in the game.

How to unlock Final Getsugatensho Ichigo in Bleach Rebirth of Souls

The game’s final playable character, you can unlock Kurosaki Ichigo (Final Getsugatensho) in BLEACH Rebirth of Souls by defeating Aizen during The Final Blade’s main story stage. The stage will be among the game’s last and might take a while to reach, as Rebirth of Souls features a highly comprehensive and extremely cutscene-heavy campaign. To speed up the process, you can both skip the cutscenes and change the difficulty to Casual during your playthrough.

As you can expect, Final Getsugatensho Ichigo can be considered the most unique among the Rebirth of Souls cast, starting with the fact that he does not have an Awakened state. His Kikon Move approach is also a huge differential, as its first two activations do not deal Konpaku DMG and only work as self-buffs. But the wait will be worth it, as landing the move a third time during a battle will always trigger Mugetsu and kill your opponent in one hit.

Can you unlock White Ichigo in BLEACH Rebirth of Souls?

Although prominent in the game’s main storyline, White Ichigo —whose real identity we will not spoil for obvious reasons— cannot be unlocked as a playable character or an alternative costume for any Ichigo variant in BLEACH Rebirth of Souls.

To add to that, although he’s missing from the latest batch of leaks regarding the game’s first wave of DLCs, many players still expect White Ichigo to eventually become playable in any shape or form. Unlike other story-only regular enemies (like Hiyori Sarugaki, Barragan, and both versions of Zangetsu), he boasts an actual series of true-to-form Kikon Moves featuring animations on par with the regular cast. Keep in mind that he still mimics all of Ichigo’s regular moves.

Apart from the already mentioned names, Yammy Llargo, Luppi Antenor, Ryuken Ishida, Diroy Rinker, Edrad Liones, Shawlong Qufang, Gantenbainne, Cirucci Sanderwicci, Dordoni Alessandro Del Soccacio, Zommari Rureaux, Abirama Redder, and Ayon are also only available as story mode enemies in Rebirth of Souls.