3/5 Good series, but wish the bonus features were stronger
  by Lesley Aeschliman (Enumclaw, WA)
Bleach: The Entry Season Two box set is a five disc set that contains twenty-one episodes. The first four discs contain four episodes and bonus features, while the fifth disc contains five episodes and bonus features.

On the first disc, there are four extras. The first extra is "Production Art," which is nineteen pages of line art of the characters that appear on this disc. The second feature is "Manga Preview," which includes ads for Bleach and other Shonen Jump manga titles, as well as an ad for Shonen Jump magazine. The next feature is "Clean Ending," which is a textless version of the first closing theme that appears in this box set. The final extra on the disc is "Shonen Jump Home Video," which contains previews for Naruto, Hikaru no Go, and One Piece.

The second disc has production art, which is eighteen pages of line art of the characters, locations, and weapons that appear on this disc. The "Manga Preview" and the "Shonen Jump Home Video" extras are exactly the same as the features that appear on disc one. The "Clean Ending" on this disc is a textless version of the second ending that appears in this box set.

The production art of disc three is fifteen pages of line art of the characters that appear on this disc. The "Manga Preview" and the "Shonen Jump Home Video" extras are exactly the same as the features that appear on disc one. The "Clean Ending" has the same song as the ending that appears on disc two, but the animation is different.

The fourth disc has production art, which is fourteen pages of line art of the characters and weapons that appear on this disc. The "Manga Preview" highlights some different titles than the feature that appeared on the previous three discs. The "Shonen Jump Home Video" feature is exactly that same as what appeared on the previous three discs. The "Clean Ending" has the same song as discs two and three, but the animation is unique.

On the fifth disc, the production art consists of twenty pages of line art of the characters that appear on the disc. The "Manga Preview" is different from any of the manga previews that appeared on the previous four discs. There are two different endings in the "Clean Ending" feature. The first is the same song that appeared on discs two through four, but the animation is unique from the previous three discs it appeared on. The second clean ending is a textless version of the third ending song that appeared in this box set. The "Shonen Jump Home Video" feature on this disc includes previews for Bleach the Movie and Naruto the Movie. The final feature of this disc is "Bonus: Behind the Scenes of Bleach." This is a roughly twenty-one minute feature of interviews with some of the English dub cast (the voices for Rukia, Renji, Byakuya, and Hanataro are interviewed). This final feature is definitely the best bonus feature in the whole set.

While I knew to expect the repetition of bonus features on this set after seeing the first season box set, I was still a little disappointed. Like with the first season set, perhaps Viz Media should have considered putting the extras on only one or two of the discs to minimize the repetition. And I still wonder why textless versions of the opening aren't included as bonus features in either set. Even though I'm a little disappointed by the bonus features, I would still recommend this box set to anyone who is a fan of the Bleach anime series.

5/5 Instantly one of my favorite seasons
  by Nicholas J. Calabrese
Pretty much like my first review, the second season of Bleach was something to look forward to. And I can honestly say that season 2 is an instant favorite of mine. This season shows, for those who have watched or bought the first season, Ichigo and his friends stepping into the spirt realm to save Rukia from execution. Along the way, they encounter the Soul Reaper captains of the Soul Society on their way to save her. Again, each episode I watched got better and better; made it worth putting in the other discs because your need of wanting to know whats going to happen nexts starts kicking in. Introducing the Soul Reaper captains was cool and I already like about 4 of the captains because they pretty much stand for the defintion of "bad-ass". I highly recommend this season box set for all anime fans. Bleach is one anime worth watching.

5/5 2nd season.
  by Clarissa Reyes
I saw these episodes months before i bought this. It was fun catching up on episodes that had been forgotten. This and season 3 are some of my favorites.

5/5 bleach season 2 boxset
  by Anthony Siano (usa)
it is amazing a necessity for any bleach fan or anime fan i recommend it

5/5 Worth the cash for the quality
  by SoldierOvSyn (North Carolina, USA)
Again as I said with season 1. Very worth the money the video quality beats watching it free online any day. Comes with a poster inside for those looking for an extra.