《BLEACH 死神 Wii 白刃閃耀圓舞曲》（日文名稱：BLEACH Wii 白刃きらめく輪舞曲）是根據久保帶人創作的超人氣漫畫《BLEACH 死神》改編的Wii對戰動作遊戲，由SEGA製作發行，於2006年12月14日於日本地區推出。《BLEACH》系列首度登上Wii平台的作品，充分運用當時新穎的體感操作特色，試圖創造出沉浸式的刀劍戰鬥體驗。遊戲名稱中「輪舞曲（ronde）」帶有舞蹈般旋轉交鋒的意象，也反映其戰鬥節奏與視覺表現。

劇情方面，基本上是以動畫版BLEACH為藍本，涵蓋空座町篇與屍魂界篇的主要劇情。主角黑崎一護，從一位平凡高中生逐步捲入死神與虛之間的戰鬥，體驗從邂逅朽木露琪亞、潛入屍魂界營救她，到與護廷十三隊成員展開激戰的過程。除主線劇情，也包含多名角色的支線故事與對話劇情，讓粉絲可以從不同角度補完世界觀。

操作方面是本作的一大賣點，完全針對Wii的動態控制設計。透過Wii遙控器與Nunchuk的組合來操作角色，遙控器主要負責揮動斬魄刀的攻擊方向與出招，類似劍道的模擬動作，左右橫斬、縱斬、斜斬甚至是使出必殺技時的特定動作都需要身體參與；Nunchuk則用於角色移動、閃避與防禦。特定角色還可發動鬼道、瞬步等原作招式，再加上斬魄刀的「始解」與「卍解」等轉變狀態，也設計成需要特殊動作觸發。整體戰鬥系統雖不算極為深奧，但節奏明快且富視覺衝擊力，特別適合希望直觀操作的玩家。

角色選擇方面相當豐富，初期即可使用如一護、露琪亞、戀次、白哉等人氣角色，後期則能解鎖更多護廷十三隊與虛圈代表，包括日番谷冬獅郎、更木劍八、市丸銀等，每位角色都有不同斬魄刀與招式設計，並對應個別的卍解動畫與戰鬥語音，呈現出強烈個人風格。

畫面風格則延續原作動畫的設定，使用Cel-Shading（卡通渲染）技術來重現角色外型與動作。角色表情生動，技能效果華麗，特別在施放卍解或招式收尾時會進入特寫鏡頭，模仿動畫裡的經典演出，強化臨場感。音效方面也有專為遊戲錄製的戰鬥語音與過場語音，並搭配熱血搖滾風的BGM，塑造出與動畫相仿的戰鬥氛圍。

在市場評價方面，獲得粉絲群的高度期待與支持，銷售表現於日本當地不錯，尤其在發售初期就成為Wii平台上的動漫改編熱門作品。不過評論方面則較為兩極。一部分玩家讚賞其體感操作的新鮮感與還原動畫的表現力，認為是動畫粉絲的必玩之作；但也有玩家指出操作過於依賴揮動動作，準確度與反應性不如傳統控制器，部分戰鬥模式較淺，缺乏長期挑戰性。

綜合來看，這是以粉絲向為主的作品，成功把Wii的體感操作與動畫風格結合，在家就能模擬死神對戰。雖然在深度與系統複雜度上未達頂級水準，但作為娛樂性與角色魅力兼具的作品，提供粉絲進入BLEACH世界的另類入口，也讓當年剛上市不久的Wii平台，能夠「揮刀戰鬥」的獨特體驗。

"BLEACH: Shattered Blade" (Japanese title: BLEACH Wii 白刃きらめく輪舞曲) is a Wii-exclusive action fighting game based on the hugely popular manga BLEACH by Tite Kubo. Developed and published by SEGA, the game was released in Japan on December 14, 2006, marking the BLEACH series’ first appearance on the Wii platform. Designed specifically to take advantage of the Wii’s then-novel motion control capabilities, the game sought to create an immersive sword-fighting experience. The term "ronde" (輪舞曲) in the title evokes imagery of dancers in rotating formation, symbolizing the game’s rhythmic, dynamic combat and visual flair.

The story largely follows the anime adaptation of BLEACH, focusing on the key arcs from the Karakura Town and Soul Society sagas. Players step into the shoes of Ichigo Kurosaki, an ordinary high schooler drawn into the world of Soul Reapers and Hollows. The plot traces his fateful encounter with Rukia Kuchiki, his infiltration of Soul Society to rescue her, and his intense battles against members of the Gotei 13. In addition to the main storyline, the game also includes side narratives and character interactions, allowing fans to explore the world of BLEACH from multiple perspectives.

Gameplay-wise, the title’s most notable feature is its full use of the Wii’s motion controls. Players control characters using the Wii Remote and Nunchuk: the Wii Remote simulates sword movements, requiring slashes in various directions (horizontal, vertical, diagonal) to execute attacks and special moves, akin to a simplified kendo experience. The Nunchuk is used for movement, dodging, and blocking. Some characters can also perform techniques like shunpo (flash step) and kido (spiritual magic), and iconic transformations such as Shikai and Bankai are triggered via specific motion inputs. While the battle system isn’t overly complex, it’s fast-paced and visually satisfying, well-suited to players looking for immediate, intuitive action.

The character roster is impressively broad for a first outing, offering immediate access to fan-favorites like Ichigo, Rukia, Renji, and Byakuya, with others such as Tōshirō Hitsugaya, Kenpachi Zaraki, and Gin Ichimaru unlockable later on. Each fighter features their own unique zanpakutō (soul-cutting sword), special attacks, Bankai sequences, and voice lines, lending a strong sense of individuality to each.

Visually, the game employs cel-shading to replicate the anime’s art style. Characters are expressively animated, and special attacks are accompanied by dramatic effects and slow-motion sequences—especially during Bankai—mimicking the anime’s signature cinematic flair. The game features original voice acting for both battle cries and story cutscenes, along with a rock-heavy soundtrack that reinforces the intensity of combat and maintains consistency with the anime’s tone.

Reception-wise, the game garnered significant attention and support from fans of the franchise upon release, performing well in Japan as one of the early popular anime-based titles on the Wii. However, critical responses were mixed. While many praised the novelty of motion-based swordplay and the faithful representation of the anime, some criticized the over-reliance on gesture controls, noting occasional accuracy issues and a lack of depth in the combat system that limited long-term engagement.

Overall, BLEACH: Shattered Blade is a fan-centric title that successfully merges the spirit of the anime with the Wii’s motion-based gameplay. Though it may not offer the mechanical sophistication of deeper fighting games, it stands out as an entertaining and visually engaging adaptation. For BLEACH fans, it provides an interactive way to step into the world of Soul Reapers and wield a zanpakutō from the comfort of their living rooms—offering a uniquely physical take on anime battles during the early days of the Wii era.