Skins coming to Bleach Soul Resonance, including the Buddhist “manji” symbol
The team behind Bleach Soul Resonance is pushing ahead with the mobile action game based on the iconic manga and anime, and rolling out several notable changes. In the coming updates, the game will introduce a full-fledged skin system, allowing players to customize their champs' appearances without affecting their gameplay.
The first cosmetic sets will cover both discreet alternative looks and bolder summer options. Some female characters will receive revealing costumes featuring swimsuits, exposed legs, and a beachy vibe.
One of the premium sets has already caught the attention of players due to its design details. The sword hilt on a summer skin features the ancient Buddhist symbol "manji," widely used in Eastern culture as a symbol of harmony, good fortune, and spiritual balance. This symbol can be interpreted differently in different countries, underscoring the fine line between cultural context and the modern global perception of visual elements.
In addition to cosmetic changes, the developers also teased major tweaks to the gacha system. Character banners will now be active for three weeks instead of shorter periods. This will give players more time to accumulate resources and make decisions about spins.
The Bleach Soul Resonance team also plans to boost event and limited-time rewards. The goal is to make progression more comfortable and allow active players to interact more frequently with the character summoning system without unnecessary added pressure.
The first cosmetic sets will cover both discreet alternative looks and bolder summer options. Some female characters will receive revealing costumes featuring swimsuits, exposed legs, and a beachy vibe.
One of the premium sets has already caught the attention of players due to its design details. The sword hilt on a summer skin features the ancient Buddhist symbol "manji," widely used in Eastern culture as a symbol of harmony, good fortune, and spiritual balance. This symbol can be interpreted differently in different countries, underscoring the fine line between cultural context and the modern global perception of visual elements.
In addition to cosmetic changes, the developers also teased major tweaks to the gacha system. Character banners will now be active for three weeks instead of shorter periods. This will give players more time to accumulate resources and make decisions about spins.
The Bleach Soul Resonance team also plans to boost event and limited-time rewards. The goal is to make progression more comfortable and allow active players to interact more frequently with the character summoning system without unnecessary added pressure.
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