Is ichigo 2d or 3d?
Ichigo is a 2D character.
How?
Ichigo is a fictional character from the anime and manga series "Bleach," which is a 2D animated series. In the context of animation and character design, 2D typically refers to characters that are drawn and animated in a two-dimensional space, as opposed to 3D characters that are created using computer-generated imagery in a three-dimensional space. While Ichigo may appear to have depth and dimension in terms of his design and movement in the series, he is ultimately a 2D character within the context of the animation medium.
Ye so how is this the case of ichigo is stated to be a transcendent being and yet alone be able to move in the 3 axis
While Ichigo may have certain abilities or characteristics within the fictional world of "Bleach" that transcend traditional limitations, such as being a transcendent being or having unique powers, his portrayal in the anime and manga series is still primarily 2D in terms of animation style.
In the context of animation, characters can be designed and animated to appear as if they have depth and three-dimensional movement, even if they are technically created and depicted in a two-dimensional space. This is achieved through techniques such as shading, perspective, and dynamic posing.
While Ichigo may demonstrate movements or abilities that suggest three-dimensional motion or interaction within the story, this is a creative choice made by the animators and creators of "Bleach" to enhance the visual storytelling and action sequences, rather than a literal representation of Ichigo existing in a 3D space. Ultimately, he is a 2D character within the context of the animation medium of the series.