Bleach / Filler List
Use this Bleach filler list to jump straight to anime-original episodes, skip them, or keep them in context with the full episode guide.
126 filler episodes are marked for quick skipping or completionist tracking.
Return to the Bleach watch order when you want the full TV spine with movies kept separate.
Use arcs as checkpoints so filler decisions stay connected to the surrounding story.
Agent of the Shinigami Arc covers episodes 1-20, following The Day I Became a Shinigami through Gin Ichimaru's Shadow. The summary is tied to the corrected active TV episode spine so the arc can be reviewed without relying on legacy manga or provisional numbering.
Soul Society Arc covers episodes 21-63, following Enter! The World of the Shinigami through Rukia's Resolution, Ichigo's Feelings. The summary is tied to the corrected active TV episode spine so the arc can be reviewed without relying on legacy manga or provisional numbering.
Bount Arc (Filler) covers episodes 64-109, following New School Term, Renji Has Come to the Material World?! through Ichigo and Rukia, Thoughts in the Revolving Around Heaven. The summary is tied to the corrected active TV episode spine so the arc can be reviewed without relying on legacy manga or provisional numbering.
New Captain Shusuke Amagai Arc (Filler) covers episodes 110-127, following Reopening of the Substitute Business! The Terrifying Transfer Student through Urahara's Decision, Orihime's Thoughts. The summary is tied to the corrected active TV episode spine so the arc can be reviewed without relying on legacy manga or provisional numbering.
Zanpakuto: The Alternate Tale (Filler) covers episodes 128-137, following The Nightmare Arrancar! Team Hitsugaya moves out through The Malicious Battle, Aizen's Trap. The summary is tied to the corrected active TV episode spine so the arc can be reviewed without relying on legacy manga or provisional numbering.
Arrancar Arc covers episodes 138-167, following Hueco Mundo moves again! Hitsugaya vs. Yammy through The Moment of Conclusion, The End of Grimmjow. The summary is tied to the corrected active TV episode spine so the arc can be reviewed without relying on legacy manga or provisional numbering.
Hueco Mundo Arc covers episodes 168-189, following The New Captain Appears! His Name Is Shusuke Amagai through The Fallen Shinigami's Pride. The summary is tied to the corrected active TV episode spine so the arc can be reviewed without relying on legacy manga or provisional numbering.
The Arrancar: The Balance Arc covers episodes 190-205, following Hueco Mundo Chapter, Restart! through Thump! A Kemari Tournament Filled with Hollows. The summary is tied to the corrected active TV episode spine so the arc can be reviewed without relying on legacy manga or provisional numbering.
Arrancar: The Fall Arc covers episodes 206-227, following The Past Chapter Begins! The Truth from 110 Years Ago through Wonderful Error. The summary is tied to the corrected active TV episode spine so the arc can be reviewed without relying on legacy manga or provisional numbering.
Gotei 13 Invading Army Arc (Filler) covers episodes 228-266, following Summer! Sea! Swimsuit Festival!! through Ichigo vs. Ulquiorra, Resume. The summary is tied to the corrected active TV episode spine so the arc can be reviewed without relying on legacy manga or provisional numbering.
The Lost Agent Arc covers episodes 267-298, following Connected Hearts! The Left Fist of Certain Death through Film! Festival! Shinigami Film Festival!. The summary is tied to the corrected active TV episode spine so the arc can be reviewed without relying on legacy manga or provisional numbering.
The 100-Year Blood War Arc covers episodes 299-341, following Theatre Opening Commemoration! The Hell Verse: Prologue through Invading Army Arc, Final Conclusion!. The summary is tied to the corrected active TV episode spine so the arc can be reviewed without relying on legacy manga or provisional numbering.
The Blade Is Me Arc covers episodes 342-366, following Thank You through Changing History, Unchanging Heart. The summary is tied to the corrected active TV episode spine so the arc can be reviewed without relying on legacy manga or provisional numbering.
Start with the TV episode spine for Bleach, use arcs as story checkpoints, and check movies separately so theatrical releases do not distort episode numbering.
Bleach filler labels are shown separately so you can skip anime-original entries or keep them when you want the full broadcast experience.