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                          The 3rd Phantom
                          Bleach Tower Walkthrough

====What is this guide?====

This FAQ is not a full game guide for Bleach: The 3rd Phantom. It is for the
post-game section called the Bleach Tower. If you have not yet completed the
main story, do not use this guide. This guide will not cover controls, as you
should know them already.

Bleach Tower is a 30 stage bonus for completing the story. After beating Super
Hollow Seigen and watching the ending scenes, you will see a scene with Urahara
explaining just what the Tower is. This guide will outline what you are up
against at the start of each stage, and any possible bonuses from them.

As time goes on, I may provide some tips and strategies, but no promises.

====What you should know====
Besides knowing the controls of the game, there are a few things you
should be aware of before going into the Bleach Tower:

1) The Type Cycle--You should have seen the Power, Speed, Tech, Non-Com,
and All types many times throughout the game. If you do not know how
this works by now, you probably shouldn't be this far in the game, but I will
give the basic run-down regardless:
 Every character has a type for battle. The five aforementioned types
 are each strong and/or weak against at least two others.
 Power characters are strong against Speed characters.
 Speed characters are strong against Tech characters.
 Tech characters are strong against Power characters.

 Characters listed as Non-Com cannot attack, and every other type is strong
 against them.

 Characters listed as All are strengthened against all four other types.

 Two characters in battle that share a type are not strengthened.

2) Adjacent Support and Team attacks--Again, another thing you
should be familiar with. Team attacks only work if the two characters
have one another in their co-op slots, which is done on the character
select screen before the battle.

3) Sky Rifts--These showed up a few times in the story, including the final
battle. Here are a few things you need to know about Sky Rifts:
 a) On their first turn, they can summon a Hollow that takes up one space
     on the field (e.g. Familiars, Screamers, Frog Heads, etc.)
 b) The first Hollow they summon will be the same level as the Rift. After
     that Hollow is killed, the Rift will summon another of the same kind of
     Hollow, but of a different type on the Type Cycle, and two levels higher.
     When that one is killed, the Rift will then summon the same kind of
     Hollow again, but of the third type, another two levels higher.
     If the Rift is allowed to keep summoning enemies, it will be the same
     as the third Hollow it summoned, including level and type.
     Any in-battle reward dropped by the third summoned Hollow will also
     be dropped by the fourth, fifth, and so on.
 c) They CANNOT move. This is self explanatory.
 d) They are of the Non-Com (or Non Combat) type. This means that they will
     always guard against attacks, they cannot make attacks, and all attacking
     characters will have increased strength against them. If you can get to
     them, they go down pretty easily.

4) Bankai--Bankai is one of the most thrown around terms in the series proper.
   If, by this point in the game, you are unfamiliar with the term Bankai, I
   would recommend going back and reading the manga, watching the anime, or
   just looking it up on the Bleach Wiki. I'm not going to use this FAQ to
   explain one of the most fundamental terms in Bleach.
     The following characters are able to use Bankai when their Spiritual
     Pressure bar is at maximum (in order of appearance on the character select
     screen):
     Fujimaru OR Matsuri KudÅ￾. Only the one you chose at the start of the game
       can use Bankai. The names are KokyÅ« RyÅ«jÅ￾maru and RyÅ«kyÅ« KotÅ￾maru,
       respectively.
     Byakuya Kuchiki - Senbonzakura Kageyoshi
     Renji Abarai - HihiÅ￾ Zabimaru
     Sajin Komamura - KokujÅ￾ Tengen MyÅ￾'Å￾
     Kaname TÅ￾sen - Suzumushi Tsuishiki: Enma KÅ￾rogi
     TÅ￾shirÅ￾ Hitsugaya - Daiguren HyÅ￾rinmaru
     Ikkaku Madarame - RyÅ«mon HÅ￾zukimaru
     Mayuri Kurotsuchi - Konjiki Ashisogi JizÅ￾
     Ichigo Kurosaki - Tensa Zangetsu

5) You should finally know that what I am giving you for each stage is the
   STARTING list of opponents. I cannot predict how many Sky-Rift made enemies
   you will kill before destroying that Rift. I will document the ones I know
   about. Also, sometimes, after defeating an enemy, more will spawn,
   usually a few familiars. This does not happen often, and it is scripted in.
   I will try to note down any I come across. If you find any that I missed,
   you may send it to me and I will try to add it as soon as possible.

6) I would also like to explain the naming conventions that I will use
   throughout this FAQ. You'll notice that, for many characters' names,
   I use a different spelling than the game (most notably, "Suì-FÄ“ng" over
   "Soi Fon"). What I am using is a combination of the official spellings
   of the characters' names per Tite Kubo in the official Bleach databooks
   in their original Japanese print (which uses English spellings), and
   the standard diacritics that show up in romanized Japanese (such as the
   accent over the "Å«" in "UryÅ«"). When the aforementioed databooks were
   translated, the companies involved changed names already spelled out with
   English letters to suit their own designs, and the localized versions
   of the various video games followed suit. I disagree with the changes these
   companies made, and will be using the names as Kubo himself wrote them.

====Common Enemies====
Here is a list of non-unique Hollows that will often show up on a number
of stages. Some of them are just the game equivalent of Hollows that showed up
in the anime and manga with different names:

  Evil Eater - This is the generic form of the original antagonist from
               early in the game, Mad Eater.
               --Much like the original Mad Eater, these guys have a skill that can
                       drain HP from a target. Unlike the original Mad Eater, these generic
     versions are either Power, Speed, or Tech-type, and not All.
  Familiar - This game's version of Shrieker's exploding mini-Hollows
     --These guys like to explode, much like their anime/manga counterparts
       when they do, they lose all but one of their health, and any enemies
       that it hits take that much damage.
  Frog Head - This game's version of the Demi-Hollow, who made his anime and
               manga debut at the same time as Don Kanonji
  Grand Savage - This game's version of Grand Fisher.
  Hell Mantis
  Huge Hollow - Seriously, that's their name. Huge Hollow.
  Menos Grande - these are all Gillians, the most basic form of Menos.
  Numb Jelly - This game's version of Numb Chandelier.
  Screamer - This game's version of Shrieker.
     --These guys can generally use a flash-step based skill.
  Wide Bone - This game's version of Fishbone D.

You will also find numerous other characters as enemies, such as Shinigami and
Arrancar from Bleach canon. Any appearances of these characters will be noted
with a (!) rather than how many of the enemy appear (since there will only
ever be one per stage).
====Stages====

Stage 01:
 The Opponents:
   Familiar - Power - Level 3 (x3)
   Familiar - Speed - Level 3 (x2)
         Screamer - Tech - Level 3 (x2)
   Frog Head - Speed - Level 5 (x3)
   Hell Mantis - Power - Level 5 (x2)
   Hell Mantis - Tech - Level 5 (x2)

Stage 02:
 The Opponents:
   Familiar - Tech - Level 7 (x4)
         Screamer - Speed - Level 10 (x3)
   Grand Savage - Speed - Level 13 (x2)
   Numb Jelly - Tech - Level 13 (x3)
   Evil Eater - Power - Level 15 (x2)

Stage 03:
 The Opponents:
   Frog Head - Tech - Level 9 (x3)
   Wide Bone - Power - Level 15 (x3)
         Menos Grande - All - Level 20 (x2)
         Huge Hollow - All - Level 23 (x1)

Stage 04:
 The Opponents:
   Familiar - Power - Level 11 (x4)
   Hell Mantis - Tech - Level 15 (x2)
   Screamer - Speed - Level 18 (x2)
   Frog Head - Speed - Level 18 (x2)
   Evil Eater - Tech - Level 23 (x1)
   GenryÅ«sai Shigekuni Yamamoto - Power - Level 23 (!)

Stage 05:
 The Opponents:
         Familiar - Speed - Level 15 (x5)
         Screamer - Speed - Level 20 (x2)
         Frog Head - Speed - Level 23 (x2)
         Hell Mantis - Speed - Level 23 (x2)
         Suì-FÄ“ng - Speed - Level 28 (!)
       Other Opponents:
         Familiar - Speed - Level 18 (x6)
     Appear after defeating the three familiars directly in front
       of where your team starts.
       In-battle Rewards:
         Reaction Potion - Defeat Suì-FÄ“ng (x1)

Stage 06:
 The Opponents:
         Frog Head - Speed - Level 20 (x2)
         Hell Mantis - Speed - Level 20 (x2)
         Screamer - Speed - Level 20 (x2)
         Menos Grande - All - Level 23 (x1)
         Huge Hollow - All - Level 25 (x1)
         Izuru Kira - Tech - Level 30 (!)
         Gin Ichimaru - All - Level 32 (!)
       Other Opponents:
         Familiar - Speed - Level 15 (x4)
     Appear after defeating the Menos Grande.
       In-battle Rewards:
         Steamed Bun - Defeat the Huge Hollow (x1)
         Fireball - Defeat Izuru Kira (x1)
         Orb of Binding - Defeat Gin Ichimaru (x1)

Stage 07:
 The Opponents:
         M. Soul Reaper - Power - Level 20 (x2)
         M. Soul Reaper - Tech - Level 20 (x2)
         F. Soul Reaper - Power - Level 20 (x3)
         F. Soul Reaper - Speed - Level 20 (x2)
         F. Soul Reaper - Tech - Level 20 (x2)
         HanatarÅ￾ Yamada - Non-Com - Level 30 (!)
         Retsu Unohana - Non-Com - Level 34 (!)
       In-battle Rewards:
         Ointment - Defeat both Speed F. Soul Reapers (x2)
         Ointment - Defeat the north-most Tech F. Soul Reaper (x1)
         Ointment - Defeat the middle Power F. Soul Reaper (x1)
         Ointment - Defeat the north-most Power M. Soul Reaper (x1)
         Nutrition Tablet - Defeat HanatarÅ￾ Yamada (x1)
         Minazuki Drop - Defeat Retsu Unohana (x1)

Stage 08:
 The Opponents:
   M. Soul Reaper - Tech - Level 24 (x4)
         F. Soul Reaper - Speed - Level 24 (x4)
         Momo Hinamori - Speed - Level 33 (!)

Stage 09:
 The Opponents:
         Screamer - Power - Level 22 (x3)
         Familiar - Tech - Level 22 (x3)
         Byakuya Kuchiki - Speed - Level 38 (!)
         Renji Abarai - Power - Level 38 (!)
       Other Opponents:
         Familiar - Speed - Level 25 (x3)
     After defeating the three Screamers that appear at the start
         Screamer - Tech - Level 30 (x2)
     After defeating the three Screamers that appear at the start
         Familiar - Power - Level 25 (x2)
     After defeating the three Familiars that appear at the start
         Screamer - Speed - Level 30 (x3)
     After defeating the three Familiars that appear at the start
       In-battle Rewards:
         Strange Remedy - Defeat Renji Abarai (x1)
         Poison Candy - Defeat Byakuya Kuchiki (x1)

Stage 10:
 The Opponents:
   Familiar - Tech - Level 24 (x3)
         Hell Mantis - Power - Level 28 (x3)
         Frog Head - Speed - Level 30 (x2)
         Numb Jelly - Power - Level 32 (x1)
         Huge Hollow - All - Level 35 (x1)
         Sajin Komamura - Power - Level 40 (!)
 In-battle Rewards:
   Steamed Bun - Defeat the Huge Hollow (x1)
         Fireball - Defeat the three Familiars (x1)
         Nutrition Tablet - Defeat Sajin Komamura (x1)

Stage 11:
 The Opponents:
   M. Soul Reaper - Power - Level 28 (x4)
         M. Soul Reaper - Tech - Level 28 (x1)
         F. Soul Reaper - Power - Level 32 (x2)
         F. Soul Reaper - Tech - Level 32 (x2)
         Shunsui KyÅ￾raku - Power - Level 42 (!)
 In-battle Rewards:
   Healing Balm - Defeat Shunsui KyÅ￾raku (x1)

Stage 12:
 The Opponents:
   Evil Eater - Speed - Level 28 (x2)
         Frog Head - Tech - Level 30 (x2)
         Frog Head - Power - Level 32 (x2)
         Frog Head - Speed - Level 38 (x2)
         ShÅ«hei Hisagi - Speed - Level 38 (!)
         Kaname TÅ￾sen - All - Level 40 (!)
 In-battle Rewards:
   Energy Drink - Defeat one Evil Eater (x1)
         Big Fireball - Defeat ShÅ«hei Hisagi (x1)
         Orb of Binding - Defeat Kaname TÅ￾sen (x1)

Stage 13:
 The Opponents:
   Numb Jelly - Speed - Level 30 (x2)
         Numb Jelly - Speed - Level 32 (x2)
   Menos Grande - All - Level 35 (x2)
         Huge Hollow - All - Level 35 (x1)
         Hell Mantis - Speed - Level 38 (x2)
         Evil Eater - Tech - Level 40 (x1)
         Evil Eater - Power - Level 40 (x1)
         Rangiku Matsumoto - Tech - Level 44 (!)
         TÅ￾shirÅ￾ Hitsugaya - Speed - Level 46 (!)
 In-battle Rewards:
         Minazuki Drop - Defeat Rangiku Matsumoto (x1)
         Condensed Pres - Defeat TÅ￾shirÅ￾ Hitsugaya (x1)

Stage 14:
 The Opponents:
   M. Soul Reaper - Power - Level 32 (x4)
         Yumichika Ayasegawa - Tech - Level 45 (!)
         Ikkaku Madarame - Power - Level 45 (!)
         Yachiru Kusajishi - Speed - Level 48 (!)
         Kenpachi Zaraki - Power - Level 48 (!)
 In-battle Rewards:
         Healing Balm - Defeat one M. Soul Reaper (x1)
   Huge Fireball - Defeat Yumichika Ayasegawa (x1)
         Ikkaku Special - Defeat Ikkaku Madarame (x1)
   Poison Candy - Defeat Yachiru Kusajishi (x1)
         Condensed Pres - Defeat Kenpachi Zaraki (x1)

Stage 15:
 The Opponents:
   Screamer - Power - Level 34 (x2)
   Screamer - Speed - Level 34 (x2)
         Wide Bone - Tech - Level 38 (x1)
         Frog Head - Speed - Level 38 (x2)
         Familiar - Power - Level 45 (x2)
         Nemu Kurotsuchi - Tech - Level 48 (!)
         Mayuri Kurotsuchi - Tech - Level 50 (!)
         Kisuke Urahara - Tech - Level 50 (!)
 In-battle Rewards:
   Energy Drink - Defeat both Speed-type Screamers (x1)
         Reaction Potion - Defeat Nemu Kurotsuchi (x1)
         Risky Tablet - Defeat Mayuri Kurotsuchi (x1)
         Strange Remedy - Defeat Kisuke Urahara (x1)

Stage 16:
 The Opponents:
   Numb Jelly - Power - Level 36 (x2)
         Wide Bone - Tech - Level 40 (x2)
         Grand Savage - Speed - Level 42 (x2)
         Evil Eater - Tech - Level 45 (x1)
         Rukia Kuchiki - Speed - Level 52 (!)
         Kaien Shiba - Power - Level 52 (!)
         JÅ«shirÅ￾ Ukitake - Tech - Level 52 (!)
 In-battle Rewards:
   Big Fireball - Defeat the Evil Eater (x1)
         Nutrition Tablet - Defeat Rukia Kuchiki (x1)
         Huge Fireball - Defeat Kaien Shiba (x1)
         Ukitake Crackers - Defeat JÅ«shirÅ￾ Ukitake (x1)

Stage 17:
 The Opponents:
   Screamer - Power - Level 38 (x2)
         Familar - Speed - Level 40 (x2)
         Screamer - Speed - Level 40 (x2)
         Screamer - Tech - Level 43 (x2)
         Numb Jelly - Power - Level 45 (x2)
         JidanbÅ￾ Ikkanzaka - Power - Level 50 (!)
         Yoruichi ShihÅ￾in - Speed - Level 54 (!)
         KÅ«kaku Shiba - Power - Level 54 (!)
 In-battle Rewards:
   Big Fireball - Defeat one of the Familiars (x1)
   Nutrition Tablet - Defeat JidanbÅ￾ Ikkanzaka (x1)
         Orb of Binding - Defeat Yoruichi ShihÅ￾in (x1)
         Huge Fireball - Defeat KÅ«kaku Shiba (x1)

Stage 18:
 The Opponents:
   Screamer - Speed - Level 40 (x2)
   Frog Head - Tech - Level 42 (x2)
   Huge Hollow - All - Level 45 (x1)
   Kon - Tech - Level 50 (!)
   Don Kanonji - Tech - Level 50 (!)
   Orihime Inoue - Tech - Level 50 (!)
   UryÅ« Ishida - Speed - Level 54 (!)
   Yasurota Sado - Power - Level 54 (!)
   Ichigo Kurosaki - Power - Level 56 (!)
 In-battle Rewards:
   Strange Remedy - Defeat Don Kanonji (x1)
   Energy Drink - Defeat Orihime Inoue (x1)
   Condensed Pres - Defeat Ichigo Kurosaki (x1)

Stage 19:
 The Opponents:
   Familiar - Power - Level 42 (x2)
   Frog Head - Tech - Level 45 (x1)
   Screamer - Speed - Level 48 (x2)
   Hell Mantis - Tech - Level 48 (x2)
   Screamer - Power - Level 48 (x2)
   Huge Hollow - All - Level 50 (x1)
   Mad Eater - All - Level 50 (!)
   SÅ￾suke Aizen - Tech - Level 55 (!)
   Yoruichi ShihÅ￾in - Speed - Level 58 (!)
   Kisuke Urahara - Tech - Level 58 (!)
 In-battle Rewards:
   Big Fireball - Defeat both Familiars (x1)
   Energy Drink - Defeat both Power-type Screamers (x1)
   Rukon Remedy - Defeat Mad Eater (x1)
   Nutrition Tablet - Defeat SÅ￾suke Aizen (x1)
   Orb of Binding - Defeat Yoruichi ShihÅ￾in (x1)
   Strange Remedy - Defeat Kisuke Urahara (x1)

Stage 20:
 The Opponents:
   Sky Rift - Non-Com - Level 44 (x1)
     Summons:
       Screamer - Power - Level 44 (x1)
       Screamer - Tech - Level 46 (x1)
       Screamer - Speed - Level 48 (x1)
   Familiar - Speed - Level 46 (x2)
   Screamer - Power - Level 48 (x2)
   Frog Head - Speed - Level 48 (x2)
   Grand Savage - Tech - Level 52 (x1)
   Hell Mantis - Tech - Level 52 (x2)
   Konoka Suzunami - Non-Com - Level 55 (!)
   Matsuri KudÅ￾ - Power - Level 58 (!)
   Fujimaru KudÅ￾ - Speed - Level 58 (!)
   Seigen Suzunami - Speed - Level 60 (!)
 In-battle Rewards:
   Healing Balm - Defeat the first and third Sky Rift-summoned
                   Screamers (x1 each)
   Minazuki Drop - Defeat Konoka Suzunami (x1)
   Strange Remedy - Defeat Fujimaru KudÅ￾ (x1)
   Condensed Pres - Defeat Seigen Suzunami (x1)

Stage 21:
 The Opponents:
   Sky Rift - Non-Com - Level 46 (x3)
     Summons (near the Frog Heads):
       Familiar - Tech - Level 46 (x1)
       Familiar - Power - Level 48 (x1)
       Familiar - Speed - Level 50 (x1)
     Summons (behind Kusaka, left):
       Screamer - Speed - Level 46 (x1)
       Screamer - Power - Level 48 (x1)
       Screamer - Tech - Level 50 (x1)
     Summons (behind Kusaka, right):
       Screamer - Tech - Level 46 (x1)
       Screamer - Power - Level 48 (x1)
   Frog Head - Tech - Level 50 (x2)
   Screamer - Speed - Level 50 (x2)
   Huge Hollow - All - Level 55 (x1)
   Menos Grande - All - Level 55 (x2)
   SÅ￾jirÅ￾ Kusaka - Speed - Level 62 (!)
 In-battle Rewards:
   Healing Balm - Defeat one Speed-type Screamer (x1)
   Energy Drink - Defeat the right-hand Menos Grande (x1)
   Huge Fireball - Defeat the left-hand Menos Grande (x1)
   Energy Drink - Defeat the second Familiar summoned by the
                   Sky Rift near the Frog Heads (x1)
   Energy Drink - Defeat the second Screamer summoned by the
                   each Sky Rift behind of Kusaka (x1 each)

Stage 22:
 The Opponents:
   Sky Rift - Non-Com - Level 48 (x2)
     Summons (next to Hiyori):
       Screamer - Speed - Level 48 (x1)
       Screamer - Power - Level 50 (x1)
       Screamer - Tech - Level 52 (x1)
     Summons (behind Shinji):
       Frog Head - Power - Level 48 (x1)
       Frog Head - Tech - Leve 50 (x1)
       Frog Head - Speed - Level 52 (x1)
   Familiar - Speed - Level 50 (x2)
   Frog Head - Power - Level 50 (x2)
   Hell Mantis - Tech - Level 52 (x2)
   Wide Bone - Power - Level 58 (x1)
   Grand Savage - Tech - Level 58 (x1)
   Evil Eater - Speed - Level 58 (x1)
   Hiyori Sarugaki - Speed - Level 64 (!)
   Shinji Hirako - Tech - Level 64 (!)
 In-battle Rewards:
   Energy Drink - Defeat the first, and third Screamers summoned by the
                   Sky Rift next to Hiyori (x1 each)
   Healing Balm - Defeat the second Frog Head summoned by the
                   Sky Rift behind Shinji (x1)
   Condensed Pres - Defeat Hiyori Sarugaki (x1)
   Nutrition Tablet - Defeat Shinji Hirako (x1)

Stage 23:
 The Opponents:
   Sky Rift - Non-Com - Level 50 (x3)
     Summons (near the Screamers):
       Hell Mantis - Power - Level 50 (x1)
       Hell Mantis - Speed - Level 52 (x1)
       Hell Mantis - Tech - Level 52 (x1)
     Summons (near the Menos Grande):
       Familiar - Tech - Level 50 (x1)
       Familiar - Speed - Level 52 (x1)
       Familiar - Tech - Level 54 (x1)
     Summons (Behind Di Roy):
       Screamer - Tech - Level 50 (x1)
       Screamer - Power - Level 52 (x1)
       Screamer - Speed - Level 54 (x1)
   Screamer - Power - Level 55 (x2)
   Wide Bone - Speed - Level 58 (x2)
   Evil Eater - Tech - Level 58 (x1)
   Numb Jelly - Power - Level 58 (x2)
   Menos Grande - All - Level 60 (x1)
   Nakeem Grindina - Power - Level 66 (!)
   Di Roy Rinker - Speed - Level 66 (!)
 Other Opponents:
   Familiar - Power - Level 55 (x2)
     Appear after defeating the Wide Bone closer to Nakeem
   Screamer - Speed - Level 55 (x2)
     Appear after defeating the Wide Bone closer to Di Roy
 In-battle Rewards:
   Huge Fireball - Defeat the first and third Familiars summoned by the
                     Sky Rift near the Menos Grande (x1 each)
   Energy Drink - Defeat the second Screamer summoned by the
                     Sky Rift behind Di Roy (x1)
   Rukon Remedy - Defeat the second Hell Mantis summoned by the
                     Sky Rift near the Screamers (x1)
   Energy Drink - Defeat the Menos Grande (x1)
   Huge Fireball - Defeat Nakeem Grindina (x1)

Stage 24:
 The Opponents:
   Sky Rift - Non-Com - Level 52 (x3)
     Summons (near the Numb Jelly):
       Familiar - Power - Level 52 (x1)
       Familiar - Tech - Level 54 (x1)
       Familiar - Speed - Level 56 (x1)
     Summons (near Shawlong):
       Screamer - Speed - Level 52 (x1)
       Screamer - Power - Level 54 (x1)
       Screamer - Tech - Level 56 (x1)
     Summons (near Yammy):
       Frog Head - Tech - Level 52 (x1)
       Frog Head - Speed - Level 54 (x1)
       Frog Head - Power - Level 56 (x1)
   Screamer - Tech - Level 55 (x2)
   Frog Head - Speed - Level 55 (x2)
   Hell Mantis - Speed - Level 55 (x2)
   Numb Jelly - Tech - Level 60 (x1)
   Wide Bone - Power - Level 60 (x1)
   Shawlong Koufang - Speed - Level 68 (!)
   Yammy Llargo - Power - Level 68 (!)
 Other Opponents:
   Frog Head - Power - Level 58 (x3)
     Defeat both Tech-type Screamers
   Screamer - Power - Level 58 (x3)
     Defeat both Tech-type Screamers
   Hell Mantis - Tech - Level 58 (x3)
     Defeat both Speed-type Frog Heads
   Familiar - Power - Level 58 (x3)
     Defeat the Numb Jelly
 In-battle Rewards:
   Rukon Remedy - Defeat the Wide Bone (x1)
   Rukon Remedy - Defeat the Numb Jelly
   Poison Candy - Defeat the first and third Frog Heads summoned by the
                   Sky Rift near Yammy (x1)
   Rukon Remedy - Defeat the second Screamer summoned by the
                   Sky Rift near Shawlong (x1)
   Huge Fireball - Defeat the third Famliar summoned by the
                     Sky Rift near the Numb Jelly (x1)
   Orb of Binding - Defeat Shawlong Koufang (x1)
   Reaction Potion - Defeat Yammy Llargo (x1)
Stage 25:
 The Opponents:
   Sky Rift - Non-Com - Level 54 (x2)
     Summons (Top):
       Screamer - Power - Level 54 (x1)
       Screamer - Tech - Level 56 (x1)
       Screamer - Speed - Level 58 (x1)
     Summons (Right):
       Frog Head - Power - Level 54 (x1)
       Frog Head - Tech - Level 56 (x1)
       Frog Head - Speed - Level 58 (x1)
   Sky Rift - Non-Com - Level 56 (x2)
     Summons (Bottom):
       Familiar - Power - Level 56 (x1)
       Familiar - Tech - Level 58 (x1)
       Familiar - Speed - Level 60 (x1)
     Summons (Left):
       Hell Mantis - Power - Level 56 (x1)
       Hell Mantis - Tech - Level 58 (x1)
       Hell Mantis - Speed - Level 60 (x1)
   Wide Bone - Speed - Level 60 (x1)
   Grand Savage - Power - Level 60 (x1)
   Huge Hollow - All - Level 65 (x1)
   Menos Grande - All - Level 65 (x1)
   Yylfordt Granz - Power - Level 70 (!)
   Edrad Liones - Power - Level 70 (!)
 Other Opponents:
 In-battle Rewards:
   Energy Drink - Defeat the Huge Hollow (x1)
   Rukon Remedy - Defeat the second Sky Rift-summoned Screamer (x1)
   Rukon Remedy - Defeat the second Sky Rift-summoned Hell Mantis (x1)
   Rukon Remedy - Defeat the second Sky Rift-summoned Frog Head (x1)
   Rukon Remedy - Defeat the second Sky Rift-summoned Familiar (x1)
   Condensed Pres - Defeat the Menos Grande (x1)
   Risky Tablet - Defeat Yylfordt Granz (x1)
   Reaction Potion - Defeat Edrad Liones (x1)

Stage 26:
 The Opponents:
   Sky Rift - Non-Com - Level 56 (x2)
     Summons (far left):
       Familiar - Power - Level 56 (x1)
       Familiar - Tech - Level 58 (x1)
       Familiar - Speed - Level 60 (x1)
     Summons (far right):
       Familiar - Power - Level 56 (x1)
       Familiar - Tech - Level 58 (x1)
       Familiar - Speed - Level 60 (x1)
   Sky Rift - Non-Com - Level 60 (x2)
     Summons (left):
       Frog Head - Power - Level 60 (x1)
       Frog Head - Tech - Level 62 (x1)
       Frog Head - Speed - Level 64 (x1)
     Summons (right):
       Frog Head - Power - Level 60 (x1)
       Frog Head - Tech - Level 62 (x1)
       Frog Head - Speed - Level 64 (x1)
   Grand Savage - Power - Level 60 (x2)
   Wide Bone - Speed - Level 60 (x1)
   Evil Eater - Power - Level 65 (x1)
   Numb Jelly - Tech - Level 68 (x2)
   Ulquiorra Cifer - Speed - Level 74 (x1)
 Other Opponents:
 In-battle Rewards:
   Poison Candy - Defeat the Evil Eater (x1)
   Huge Fireball - Defeat both Sky Rift-summoned Tech-type Familiars (x1 each)
   Energy Drink - Defeat both Sky Rift-summoned Tech-type Frog Heads (x1 each)
   Risky Tablet - Defeat Ulquiorra Cifer (x1)

Stage 27:
 The Opponents:
   Sky Rift - Non-Com - Level 58 (x1)
     Summons:
       Familiar - Speed - Level 58 (x1)
       Familiar - Speed - Level 60 (x1)
       Familiar - Speed - Level 62 (x1)
       NOTE: Yes, this Rift only summons Speed-type Familiars, up to level 62.
               It breaks the usual Type-cycle pattern.
   Sky Rift - Non-Com - Level 60 (x2)
     Summons (left):
       Screamer - Speed - Level 60 (x1)
       Screamer - Power - Level 62 (x1)
       Screamer - Tech - Level 64 (x1)
     Summons (right):
       Hell Mantis - Tech - Level 60 (x1)
       Hell Mantis - Speed - Level 62 (x1)
       Hell Mantis - Power - Level 64 (x1)
   Hell Mantis - Speed - Level 62 (x2)
   Wide Bone - Tech - Level 65 (x1)
   Screamer - Power - Level 65 (x1)
   Numb Jelly - Power - Level 65 (x1)
   Huge Hollow - All - Level 68 (x1)
   Mad Eater - All - Level 72 (!)
   Arturo Plateado - All - Level 78 (!)
 In-battle Rewards:
   Energy Drink - Defeat the Huge Hollow (x1)
   Huge Fireball - Defeat the second Sky Rift-summoned Familiar (x1)
   Poison Candy - Defeat the second Sky Rift-summoned Screamer (x1)
   Rukon Remedy - Defeat the second Sky Rift-summoned Hell Mantis (x1)
   Risky Tablet - Defeat Mad Eater (x1)
   Condensed Pres - Defeat Arturo Plateado (x1)

Stage 28:
 The Opponents:
   Sky Rift - Non-Com - Level 60 (x4)
     Summons (far left):
       Familiar - Power - Level 60 (x1)
       Familiar - Tech - Level 62 (x1)
       Familiar - Speed - Level 64 (x1)
     Summons (left):
       Familiar - Speed - Level 60 (x1)
       Familiar - Power - Level 62 (x1)
       Familiar - Tech - Level 64 (x1)
     Summons (right):
       Familiar - Tech - Level 60 (x1)
       Familiar - Power - Level 62 (x1)
       Familiar - Speed - Level 64 (x1)
     Summons (far right):
       Familiar - Tech - Level 60 (x1)
       Familiar - Speed - Level 62 (x1)
       Familiar - Power - Level 64 (x1)
   Gin Ichimaru - All - Level 82 (!)
   Kaname TÅ￾sen - All - Level 82 (!)
 In-battle Rewards:
   Secret Remedy - Defeat Gin Ichimaru (x1)
   Nutrition Tablet - Defeat Kaname TÅ￾sen (x1)

Stage 29:
 The Opponents:
   Sky Rift - Non-Com - Level 62 (x2)
     Summons (left):
       Frog Head - Speed - Level 62 (x1)
       Frog Head - Power - Level 64 (x1)
       Frog Head - Tech - Level 66 (x1)
     Summons (right):
       Screamer - Power - Level 62 (x1)
       Screamer - Tech - Level 64 (x1)
       Screamer - Speed - Level 66 (x1)
   Nakeem Grindina - Power - Level 75 (!)
   Di Roy Rinker - Speed - Level 75 (!)
   Edrad Liones - Power - Level 80 (!)
   Yylfordt Granz - Power - Level 80 (!)
   Shawlong Koufang - Speed - Level 80 (!)
   Yammy Llargo - Power - Level 86 (!)
   Grimmjow Jaegerjaquez - Tech - Level 86 (!)
   Ulquiorra Cifer - Speed - Level 86 (!)
 In-battle Rewards:
   Minazuki Drop - Defeat Shawlong Koufang (x1)
   Energy Drink - Defeat the second Sky Rift-summoned Screamer (x1)
   Energy Drink - Defeat the second Sky Rift-summoned Frog Head (x1)
   Codensed Pres - Defeat Grimmjow Jaegerjaquez (x1)
   Orb of Binding - Defeat Ulquiorra Cifer (x1)

Stage 30:
 The Opponents:
   Sky Rift - Non-Com - Level 64 (x1)
     Summons:
       Hell Mantis - Power - Level 64 (x1)
       Hell Mantis - Tech - Level 66 (x1)
       Hell Mantis - Speed - Level 68 (x1)
       Hell Mantis - Power - Level 72 (x1)
       Hell Mantis - Tech - Level 76 (x1)
       Hell Mantis - Speed - Level 80 (x1)
       NOTE: This Rift summons twice as many varying levels of Hell Mantes,
               being the only one on the last stage of the Bleach Tower.
               There's also some four level jumps between summons.
   Di Roy Rinker - Speed - Level 78 (!)
   Yoruichi ShihÅ￾in - All - Level 80 (!)
   Suì-FÄ“ng - Speed - Level 80 (!)
   Ulquiorra Cifer - Speed - Level 83 (!)
   Ichigo Kurosaki - All - Level 83 (!)
   Gin Ichimaru - All - Level 83 (!)
   Kaname TÅ￾sen - All - Level 83 (!)
   Seigen Suzunami - Speed - Level 85 (!)
   Kenpachi Zaraki - Power - Level 85 (!)
   Arturo Plateado - All - Level 85 (!)
   GenryÅ«sai Shigekuni Yamamoto - Power - Level 85 (!)
   Grimmjow Jaegerjaquez - Tech - Level 90 (!)
 In-battle Rewards:
   Huge Fireball - Defeat the first, third, and sixth Sky Rift-summoned
                     Hell Mantes (x1)
   Nutrition Tablet - Defeat Di Roy Rinker (x1)
   Condensed Pres - Defeat Kenpachu Zaraki (x1)
   Orb of Binding - Defeat Kaname TÅ￾sen (x1)
   Condensed Pres - Defeat Arturo Plateado (x1)

And that's it. After you've beaten stage 30, you've finished Bleach Tower, and
Bleach: The 3rd Phantom. Now you get to enjoy one more fourth-wall-breaking
scene with the twins and Shiyo.... Poor, poor Fujimaru.

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