Nyaa archive 1432356

[Judas] Bleach 309-337 [BD 1080p][HEVC x265 10bit][Dual-Audio][Multi-Subs] (Batch)

Saved on 2026-09-15 19:24:56. This copy includes the description and comments available at capture.

Description

Title: Bleach 309-337 (Set 12)
HEVC 10bit SoftSubbed - 1908 x 1080
Encoded by: Judas Team
Source: Bleach Set 12 USBD (170 GiB)

Check my other Bluray releases of Bleach (including Extra content)

Audio: Japanese - English
Subtitles: English [Full-Signs/Songs] (PGS) - English - Spanish[LAT] - Brazilian Portuguese

Note: Trash quality Blurays like the previous set

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Comments 27

Will probably never watch it in the near future but thanks already for providing my evenings in 10 years when I actually watch it.

this story will continue they are working on the continuation now. thanks Judas dont listen to the trolls

Thanks for the effort, I have a question for members: How can I put a profile picture for my account here?

western anime import industry can't afford actual video experts to work on their releases lmao

they hire friends and family for peanuts (the nepotism and penny-pinching in the anime import/dub industry has been proven over and over) and the guy they have working on BD authoring only knows how to click a button that says "Default Upscale" in DaVinci or Adobe or whatever they use - he/she probably couldn't tell you what the different upscaling algorithms actually are or why one is better/worse than the other.

Or they put it through a mastering/remastering toolchain that obliterates the picture quality and they either don't care or are too stupid to notice (second is more likely - you'll know what I'm talking about if you've ever met or talked to some of these chodes at conventions and brought this subject up. Somebody who only knows how to use Handbrake at a high level probably knows more than those morons).

Least likely theory but still could be possible: Japanese licensors/publishers deliberately provide compromised/quality-reduced masters to western dubbers/distributors, in order to preempt cheaper "re-imports" by Japanese fans who don't want to pay for the outrageous BD prices in Japan (they used to do a similar thing with music CDs - which is why Japanese music CDs would always have a high number of bonus tracks, to get japanese fans to pay the higher sticker price rather than importing the much-cheaper American CDs).