Tite Kubo, in a new interview, discussed how he began drawing rough storyboards himself when contributing ideas for new scenes in the 'BLEACH: Thousand-Year Blood War' anime:
"I initially try to write things out, but it's difficult to understand that way, and there ends up being a lot of text. I found that drawing it as a rough storyboard was easier to understand, and it was easier for me as well, so I started doing that.
When I first started, I wondered if I shouldn't do it because it might feel like I was taking away from the anime team's storyboard work. But after I drew one and they were really happy with it, I thought, 'Ah, I guess it's okay for me to do this,' and I've been doing it fairly often ever since."
An few examples of his ideas being brought to life are most obvious in Ichigo's new true bankai "Blood Chains" and Orihime's added content
AIZEN LITERALLY KNEW THAT ORIHIME'S REJECTION POWERS SURPASSES THE LIMITS OF GOD'S ESTABLISHED PHENOMENA WAY BACK IN ARRANCAR ARC WHEN SHE FIXED GRIMMJOW'S MISSING ARM. I LOVE THAT MY GOAT AIZEN IS ALWAYS INVOLVED 😭😭😭😭
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