Bleach Immortal Soul Calendar 2026: Banner Schedule, Server Days, Events, Birthdays, and Summon Guide

Trying to understand the Bleach Immortal Soul calendar can be surprisingly confusing when you first join a server. You search for “this week's banner,” find someone saying Yamamoto is coming next, then another player tells you they are waiting for Resurrección Nelliel, while somebody on an older server is saving everything for an Aizen variant.

The reason is simple: a large part of Bleach: Immortal Soul's event schedule is based on server age, not one universal calendar shared by every player.

A newly opened server starts its own progression from Day 1. Limited summons then arrive at predictable milestones such as Days 19–21, 33–35, 47–49, and so on. Seasonal events, birthdays, login campaigns, Christmas activities, Halloween events, and other special promotions can run according to real-world dates on top of that server schedule.

Once I understood that distinction, planning Soul Jades became much easier. Instead of asking, “What banner comes next globally?” I started asking, “What server day am I on, and what does the rotation say comes next?”

This Bleach Immortal Soul calendar was reviewed on October 21, 2026. Because there is no universal server day, the guide below shows you how to calculate your own timeline, what the major early and long-term banners look like, and which characters are usually worth saving for.

I. Bleach Immortal Soul Calendar Overview

   A. What the Event Calendar Covers

The calendar can be divided into three layers.

The first is the server-day progression calendar. This includes early Power Competition, token exchanges, limited summons, Soulbox events, recharge events, and other activities triggered after a certain number of days.

The second is the recurring banner rotation. Limited summons normally appear every two weeks after the first major banner.

The third layer is made up of real-world seasonal and birthday events. These include character birthday gifts, Halloween, Christmas, summer activities, anniversary celebrations, and occasional promotional codes.

That means two players can experience different limited characters on exactly the same calendar date.

One player may be on Server Day 35 and pulling Yamamoto.

Another might be on Day 215 and looking at Resurrección Halibel.

Neither calendar is wrong.

   B. How the Server-Day Timeline Works

Your first day on a newly launched server is Day 1.

From there, important limited summon windows generally follow a 14-day pattern.

The first major limited banner is:

Days 19–21 – Shunsui Kyoraku

The next is:

Days 33–35 – Genryusai Yamamoto

Then:

Days 47–49 – Bankai Toshiro

Notice the spacing:

19 → 33 → 47 → 61 → 75 → 89.

Each new limited window begins roughly 14 days after the previous one.

This becomes extremely useful because even if your server is hundreds of days old, you can often predict the next limited-event window once you know where you are in the rotation.

   C. Last Updated Date and Current Server Day

Last reviewed:

October 21, 2026

There is no universal “current Server Day” I can give every reader.

To calculate yours:

Server Day = number of calendar days since your server opened, with the opening day counted as Day 1.

If you do not remember when your server opened, use your current banner as a reference.

For example:

If Shunsui's first limited summon is active, you are around Day 19–21.

If Yamamoto is active, you are around Day 33–35.

If Bankai Toshiro just appeared, you are around Day 47–49.

If Resurrección Nelliel is available, you are roughly around Day 131–133.

That is often easier than trying to find the original server-launch announcement.

II. Current and Upcoming Events

   A. Events This Week

The events you see this week depend primarily on your server age.

A young server might currently have:

Power Competition,

7-Day Login,

Toshiro/Yachiru exchange,

or the first Shunsui banner.

A mature server may instead be rotating through Resurrección characters, later Aizen variants, Zanpakuto Spirit characters, Soulboxes, or older reruns.

This is why I do not recommend articles that say something like:

“Yamamoto is this week's banner for everyone.”

That only makes sense for servers currently near Day 33.

Real-world seasonal events are different. Those can appear across multiple servers at the same time, depending on eligibility.

   B. Upcoming Banners and Characters

For early servers, the sequence is particularly predictable:

Shunsui → Yamamoto → Bankai Toshiro → Shunsui rerun → Ulquiorra → White Ichigo → Yamamoto rerun → Bankai Toshiro rerun → Resurrección Nelliel

If I am starting fresh, I use this sequence to plan Soul Jade spending months in advance.

Yamamoto is one of the earliest banners I would seriously save for.

White Ichigo is another major target.

Later, Resurrección Nelliel becomes one of the more attractive additions for many team compositions.

   C. Limited Summon Schedule

Limited summons usually run for three days.

The basic rhythm is:

Day 19–21

then:

Day 33–35

then every 14 days afterward.

If your current limited summon begins on Day 201, for example, the next one should normally fall around Day 215.

This repeating structure is the backbone of the classic Bleach Immortal Soul calendar.

III. Full Event Calendar by Server Day

   A. Day 1 and New-Server Events

The first two months matter more than many beginners realize.

   Day 1

The Gin-related introductory event begins.

The Kenpachi Power Competition also starts immediately.

This event is one of the reasons I recommend pushing Combat Power aggressively on a fresh server. Kenpachi remains extremely useful during early progression, and obtaining enough shards from the ranking milestones is far easier during the initial server event than trying to fix a missed opportunity later.

   Days 1–7

Early login and recharge activities run.

Ichigo-related recharge rewards commonly occupy the first week.

   Days 7–13

A Toshiro/Yachiru token exchange becomes available.

This is also around the point where new players begin deciding whether they want to hoard Soul Jades for limited characters instead of spending constantly on the normal summon.

   Days 15–21

Yachiru appears in recharge progression.

   Days 19–21

Limited Summon #1: Shunsui Kyoraku

Shunsui is useful, but as F2P I rarely destroy my entire Soul Jade reserve here because Yamamoto is only two weeks away.

   Days 22–30

Unohana exchange event

A strong support/healer can make early teams significantly more stable.

   Days 29–31

Gacha-consumption style event.

   Days 33–35

Limited Summon #2: Genryusai Yamamoto

This is one of the most important early banners.

Yamamoto provides AoE damage, burn, Rage manipulation, and control. For an early-server account, he can remain useful for a very long time.

   Days 36–44

Rukia/Kensei-related exchange period.

   Days 43–45

Another gacha-consumption event.

   Days 47–49

Limited Summon #3: Bankai Toshiro

Bankai Toshiro provides useful control and remains attractive for teams built around freeze or control effects.

   Around Day 50

The original Gin event concludes.

Lisa/Hiyori-related exchange events begin.

   Days 61–63

The limited-banner cycle begins moving into reruns and Soulbox-style progression.

Shunsui returns around this point.

This is where weapon planning becomes much more important.

   B. Mid-Cycle Events and the Two-Week Rotation

After the opening period, this is the classic character sequence I use as my planning reference.

The exact way some later banners and Soulboxes are presented can differ by server generation, but the 14-day rhythm remains the most useful planning principle.

   C. Long-Term Timeline: Day 61 and Beyond

Once you pass Day 61, I stop treating Soul Jades as something to spend whenever I feel bored.

Your account now has several competing expenses:

limited characters,

weapon Soulboxes,

Omni Shards,

seasonal units,

special events,

and ordinary progression.

For F2P players, the worst strategy is trying to pull every limited UR.

Choose the characters that improve an actual six-person team.

A four-star core unit with its weapon is often much more useful than six unrelated two-star UR characters sitting on your roster.

   D. Character Release Order

The classic long-term power curve broadly moves through:

Soul Society captains → Bankai/Arrancar characters → Resurrección variants → Vasto Lorde Ichigo → advanced Espada variants → Tensa Zangetsu → Hogyoku Aizen → Dangai Ichigo → later Aizen/Zanpakuto forms.

That release order is useful because it explains why an early character can look incredible on Day 40 but much less impressive on Day 400.

Power creep is real.

IV. Event Types Explained

   A. Soulbox and Weapon Soulbox Events

A Soulbox is one of the most important events to understand because it can provide character shards and, more importantly, Zanpakuto weapon fragments.

Weapons can significantly upgrade a character's Rage Skill.

For a character you intend to use for months, awakening their weapon can sometimes provide more value than chasing another random UR.

Soulbox-style reruns historically also cost less per ten-pull than normal limited summons.

A standard limited 10x summon has commonly cost around:

2,160 Soul Jades

while rerun/Soulbox formats have historically used prices around:

1,440 Soul Jades per 10x

with different guaranteed shard quantities and reward pools.

Always check the in-game information button before summoning because banner formats can differ.

   B. Daily Recharge and Token Exchange

Daily Recharge events reward players for spending a specific amount each day.

These often feature character shards or progression resources.

Token Exchange events are more F2P-friendly.

You complete activities, collect tokens, then exchange them for:

character shards,

upgrade materials,

gift items,

or other event resources.

I always inspect the shop before spending tokens. Some limited exchanges contain one obvious high-value reward and a lot of filler.

   C. Login Bonuses and Weekly Events

Login events are easy resources.

Even when I do not plan to play seriously that day, logging in can preserve:

Soul Jades,

character shards,

summon items,

stamina,

and seasonal currency.

Weekly activities also provide the routine resources that keep your main six progressing between limited-banner windows.

   D. Seasonal Events

Seasonal events follow real-world timing rather than your server age.

Common historical themes include:

Halloween

Christmas

Summer/Summertime

Anniversary

Valentine's events

Travel-season activities

These events can introduce alternative versions of characters that do not follow the standard Day 19/33/47 sequence.

That means your server can have its normal Yamamoto-style progression while a Christmas or summer event runs alongside it.

As of October 21, 2026, I would check the in-game Notice rather than assuming an older Halloween schedule will repeat exactly.

V. Banner and Summon Guide

   A. Summon Rates and Prices

For the standard Soul Jade summon, historical published rates include approximately:

SSR complete character: 2.2%

SR complete character: 8.8%

R complete character: 5.2%

with the rest of the pool containing shards, Gold, Soul Jades, and other rewards.

A single normal summon typically costs:

240 Soul Jades

while 10 summons cost:

2,160 Soul Jades.

The 10x option is better value and historically guarantees at least one complete character.

Limited banners use their own pools and milestone rewards, so I always read the probability screen before pulling.

   B. Resurrección and Bankai Banners

Bankai Toshiro is one of the first alternative-form UR characters a new server meets.

Later, the calendar becomes heavily focused on Resurrección versions:

Nelliel,

Nnoitra,

Grimmjow,

Ulquiorra,

Halibel,

Szayelaporro,

Barragan,

and Starrk.

These are not cosmetic reskins.

They have different skill sets, War Souls, specialties, and team roles.

Treat each as a separate character.

   C. Should You Summon?

My basic rule is:

Do not summon just because the banner says UR.

Ask:

Does this character replace someone in my main six?

Does the character fit my War Soul formation?

Can I afford enough pulls to reach a useful star level?

Will I also want the weapon later?

Is a higher-priority banner only 14 days away?

For an early F2P account, I would rather save aggressively for Yamamoto than empty my account trying to collect everything.

Later, characters such as White Ichigo, Resurrección Nelliel, Vasto Lorde Ichigo, Tensa Zangetsu, Hogyoku Aizen, and Dangai Ichigo become more meaningful long-term targets.

   D. Free Summons

Do not forget ordinary free summons.

The standard Soul Jade summon historically offers a free summon on cooldown, while additional systems can provide summon tokens through quests and events.

They will not replace saving for limited banners, but over months they add a surprising number of shards and complete characters.

VI. Featured Characters by Banner

   A. Aizen, Nelliel, Byakuya, and Soi Fon Variants

   Aizen

Aizen becomes increasingly important later in the server timeline.

Hogyoku Aizen appears around Day 313 in the classic sequence.

A later advanced Aizen form commonly referred to as Flyzen arrives around Day 397.

Both are much later-game investments than base Aizen.

   Nelliel

Resurrección Nelliel appears around:

Day 131–133

and has historically been one of the characters I would seriously consider investing in rather than simply collecting.

   Byakuya

Base Byakuya is unusual because he has historically been associated with early recharge progression rather than the main fixed limited-banner calendar.

Alternative Byakuya versions can appear through special or later event pools rather than the original 14-day release sequence.

   Soi Fon

Base Soi Fon belongs more to ordinary summon progression.

Variant or event versions can follow separate schedules, so I would not predict them purely by Server Day unless your server generation explicitly follows that event cycle.

   B. Ichigo, Toshiro, Kenpachi, and Ulquiorra

Ichigo has several major forms worth distinguishing:

base Ichigo,

Vasto Lorde Ichigo,

Dangai Ichigo,

and seasonal/event versions.

Vasto Lorde arrives around Day 187 in the classic limited schedule.

Dangai Ichigo appears much later around Day 369.

Bankai Toshiro appears around Day 47.

Kenpachi is more closely tied to the new-server Power Competition than a normal early limited banner.

Ulquiorra first arrives around Day 75, with later Resurrección progression around Day 201.

   C. Seasonal Characters

Christmas, Halloween, and summertime characters do not always follow server-age order.

These can include alternative versions of familiar characters with completely different kits.

Never assume:

“Christmas Orihime is just another Orihime.”

The variant may have a different specialty, passive, team role, and War Soul synergy.

VII. Character Birthday Calendar

   A. Birthday Events by Date

Birthday events have historically been one of the easiest ways to predict small promotional rewards.

Here is a practical birthday calendar for notable characters.

   B. Birthday-Linked Rewards

Historically, birthday celebrations often included redeem codes.

Typical rewards included:

Gold,

three character shards,

and a gift box.

For example, older birthday coupons frequently followed a format based on the character name plus the date.

However, birthday rewards are not guaranteed every year.

Treat the birthday calendar as a date to check the in-game Notice and official community channels, not as a promise that a coupon will definitely appear.

VIII. Tier List and Best Characters

   A. UR and 6v6 Priority Tier List

A universal 6v6 tier list is difficult because team synergy matters more than individual rarity, but for long-term server progression I generally think about characters in groups.

   Top Priority / High Long-Term Value

Hogyoku Aizen

Resurrección Nelliel

Vasto Lorde Ichigo

Tensa Zangetsu

Dangai Ichigo

advanced Aizen variants

Yamamoto, especially early and midgame

   Strong Team-Dependent Picks

White Ichigo

Resurrección Ulquiorra

Resurrección Starrk

Resurrección Grimmjow

Armored Yoruichi

Bankai Toshiro

Shunsui

A character can move dramatically depending on War Soul composition, awakened weapon, stars, initiative, and whether you play PvE or 6v6 PvP.

   B. Best Characters to Summon Next

For a young server, my rough priority path is:

Yamamoto → White Ichigo → Resurrección Nelliel → Vasto Lorde Ichigo → Tensa Zangetsu → Hogyoku Aizen → Dangai Ichigo

That does not mean every player should skip everything else.

If your team desperately needs control, Bankai Toshiro can be valuable.

If Shunsui completes your defensive strategy, pull him.

The point is to plan two or three banners ahead instead of spending impulsively.

   C. War Soul Recommendations

For offensive characters, high-value War Souls historically include options such as:

Asura

Wrath/Crit

Culling

Crimson

and Fury, depending on the character.

Control-heavy teams can benefit from:

Chaos

Shattering

or other effect-focused War Souls.

Durable frontline characters often prefer:

Temper

Courage/Armor

Vigilance

or defensive options.

Healers and support characters can benefit from:

Healing

Saint

or recovery-oriented War Souls.

Never equip a War Soul purely because somebody placed it in “S tier.” Match it to what the character actually does.

IX. Codes and Free Rewards

   A. Working Redeem Codes

As of October 21, 2026, I could not verify a brand-new official October coupon.

The newest codes still appearing on recently maintained lists include:

Rose260317

and:

Ryuk260314

but these date back to March 2026, so I would treat them as worth trying rather than guaranteed active.

Some other websites list much older strings as current, but I would be cautious. Bleach Immortal Soul birthday codes historically had short expiration windows, so a six-month-old code should never be called permanently working without fresh verification.

   B. How to Redeem

From the main screen:

1. Tap the Settings gear.

2. Open the system/settings menu.

3. Find Others → Redeem or the equivalent Gift Code option.

4. Paste the exact code.

5. Confirm.

6. Check the reward notification or mailbox.

Do not add spaces or alter the capitalization.

X. Beginner Tips and FAQ

   A. Beginner Guide, Best Team, and Reroll

My first beginner recommendation is to stop spending Soul Jades randomly.

A normal 10x Soul Jade summon costs around:

2,160 Soul Jades.

Rerolling can help you start with a useful SSR, but the new-server calendar matters more in the long term than chasing the perfect Day 1 account.

Early priorities should be:

push Power Competition,

secure Kenpachi progress,

build a functional six-character team,

save for important limited banners,

increase Initiative,

and avoid upgrading every character equally.

For a basic early team, I value reliable AoE, control, and survivability more than having six damage dealers.

Characters such as Matsumoto, Kenpachi, Byakuya, and later Yamamoto can create a strong early foundation depending on what your account obtains.

   Should I reroll?

You can reroll by starting on another fresh server.

A 10x Soul Jade summon guarantees a complete character and historically has around a 2.2% SSR rate per pull.

However, I would not spend hours rerolling if it causes you to miss new-server progression events.

   B. How Often Is the Bleach Immortal Soul Calendar Updated?

The core classic server-day schedule does not need daily updates because the 14-day pattern is predictable.

What does need checking regularly is:

seasonal events,

birthday gifts,

redeem codes,

special variants,

and server-specific changes.

I recommend checking your in-game Notice every time a new limited window approaches.

   C. Is Immortal Soul the Same as Brave Souls?

No.

Bleach: Immortal Soul is a turn-based team RPG with character formations, Rage Skills, War Souls, limited banners, and QTE-style combat.

Bleach: Brave Souls is a separate action game developed and operated independently.

Their characters, currencies, banners, event calendars, and redeem systems are unrelated.

Do not use a Brave Souls schedule to plan Immortal Soul.

   D. Download for Android and iOS

This is important for new players in 2026.

Bleach: Immortal Soul was historically available through both Google Play and Apple's App Store, but the global app was removed from the major storefronts around March 2026.

That means a completely new player may no longer find an official fresh download through Google Play or the App Store in their region.

If you already installed or previously obtained the game, availability can depend on your device, account purchase/library history, and whether the service remains accessible in your region.

I would avoid downloading random modified APKs or giving login credentials to unofficial sites claiming to restore access.

The biggest thing to understand about the Bleach Immortal Soul calendar is that it is not one normal calendar.

There are really two schedules running at the same time.

The first is your server-day timeline. This begins on the day your server opens and controls many of the game's most important banners. Shunsui arrives around Days 19–21, Yamamoto around 33–35, Bankai Toshiro around 47–49, and the rotation then continues roughly every two weeks through Ulquiorra, White Ichigo, Resurrección Nelliel, Vasto Lorde Ichigo, Tensa Zangetsu, Hogyoku Aizen, Dangai Ichigo, and other later characters.

The second schedule is based on the real-world calendar. Character birthdays, Halloween, Christmas, summer events, anniversary promotions, and redeem codes can appear independently of your server age.

Once you separate those two systems, planning becomes much easier.

For new players, I would save Soul Jades instead of constantly spending on the standard summon. Yamamoto is an especially important early target, while White Ichigo and Resurrección Nelliel become strong later goals. As your server matures, start budgeting not only for characters but also for Soulboxes and awakened weapons.

Most importantly, do not collect UR characters just because they are UR.

Bleach: Immortal Soul rewards focused teams. A properly developed six-character formation with good War Soul synergy, awakened weapons, useful control, and enough Initiative will normally perform much better than an account full of underdeveloped limited units.

So whenever you are deciding whether to summon, look at the Bleach Immortal Soul calendar first. Find your server day, identify the next two or three banners, check whether a seasonal event overlaps them, and then decide where your Soul Jades actually belong.

That little bit of planning can save weeks of regret.