CATDOLL: What happened when Kubo Tite, the author of "Bleach", suddenly announced that he would delete his Twitter account?

Last night (September 2), Kubo Tite, the author of the popular manga "Bleach", suddenly announced that he would delete his Twitter account in 24 hours (that is, tonight); why did he make such a sudden announcement?

Kubo Tite announces deletion of Twitter

Kubo Tite tweeted: "Tomorrow, Thursday, about 24 hours from now, I will temporarily delete my Twitter account. If you have anything, please send me a message before then." Because Kubo Tite used the word "temporarily", is it because something has happened for a while? Will it be restored later?

Twitter is actually similar to the microblog we use; Kubo Tite started serializing Bleach in Weekly Shonen Jump in 2001 and opened a Twitter account in January 2010 to let his fans know more about his work and his own situation. Netizens and fans are also completely confused about this. We will also closely follow the relevant developments of this matter, so please pay more attention to it.

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