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Blue exorcist, Tome 5 (Blue Exorcist / Ao no Exorcist #5)
by
Kazue Kato
Raised by Father Fujimoto, a famous exorcist, Rin Okumura never knew his real father. One day a fateful argument with Father Fujimoto forces Rin to face a terrible truth – the blood of the demon lord Satan runs in Rin’s veins! Rin swears to defeat Satan, but doing that means entering the mysterious True Cross Academy and becoming an exorcist himself. Can Rin fight demons a...more
Poche, 192 pages
Published
May 19th 2011
by Kaze
(first published December 3rd 2010)
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Another fabulous volume! This volume starts a long arc about The Impure King's eyes. I really can't wait to read more. I like longer arcs because it means more storyline, more plot, more development, more AWESOMENESS! Woot, woot! *party dance*
Okay in this volume, we got to see more of Bon and his past. I mean definitely we haven't seen it all but it was more than just the Blue Night this from before. (Totally a random thought but I really want to visit Kyoto).
Of course with Rin' secret out, ever...more
Okay in this volume, we got to see more of Bon and his past. I mean definitely we haven't seen it all but it was more than just the Blue Night this from before. (Totally a random thought but I really want to visit Kyoto).
Of course with Rin' secret out, ever...more
Rin's friends are now all aware that he's the son of Satan. The three young monks, ie. Bon, Neko and Shima, don't want to have anything to do with him, but when they are assigned to a mission that takes them back to the environs of Kyoto, they don't have a choice but to accept that Rin is there, whether they like it or not.
This arc marks the divergence of the manga from the anime. The Kyoto arc introduces the families of Bon, Neko, and Shima and the entire Myodha sect. The Myodha are different f...more
This arc marks the divergence of the manga from the anime. The Kyoto arc introduces the families of Bon, Neko, and Shima and the entire Myodha sect. The Myodha are different f...more
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Rin Okumura is the illegitimate son of Satan, but he and his twin brother, Yukio, have been raised by Father Fujimoto, a famous exorcist. Once he discovers the truth, Rin swears to defeat Satan by entering the famous True Cross Academy and becoming an exorcist himself. The only trouble is, he has to keep his demon heritage a secret or he stands a good chance of being destroyed by the very people he wants to join.
In this volume, a story arc involving the eyes of the Impure King begins. In the lat...more
In this volume, a story arc involving the eyes of the Impure King begins. In the lat...more
23 January 2013
Rating: * * * 1/2
Blue Exorcist, Volume 5 follows the Tokyo sect of The Knights of the True Cross to Kyoto to help in the search of the missing left eye of the Impure King. When the left eye is stolen from the Deep Keep, Rin and Yukio discover a betrayal amongst their own ranks. A team is immediately assembled to go to Kyoto to prevent the right eye of the Impure King from being stolen.
On the trip to Kyoto, Rin finds that his friends have distanced themselves from him. Everyone iso...more
Rating: * * * 1/2
Blue Exorcist, Volume 5 follows the Tokyo sect of The Knights of the True Cross to Kyoto to help in the search of the missing left eye of the Impure King. When the left eye is stolen from the Deep Keep, Rin and Yukio discover a betrayal amongst their own ranks. A team is immediately assembled to go to Kyoto to prevent the right eye of the Impure King from being stolen.
On the trip to Kyoto, Rin finds that his friends have distanced themselves from him. Everyone iso...more
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This volume just didn't do it for me. Too little happened. Everyone is still avoiding Rin and he keeps acting like it doesn't bother him. Shiemi also got on my nerves this volume, she's all troubled about wanting to do something, but doesn't actually do anything (yet). She also breaks down in front of Izumo and for some reason Izumo equaled this to Shiemi having guts? I didn't get it. I also wish Kuro had a bigger role other than 'hat'.
Wasn't into this. I felt like there was nothing in the way of character development other than one nice moment with Kamiki. Everyone else stayed in a holding pattern of being suspicious of Rin after learning about his origins last volume. The plot didn't do anything interesting either, it was all set up. 2.5 stars
Pretty fun, but somehow not quite as entertaining as previous volumes. I guess this one is mostly set-up for the next story arc. Most of Rin's friends are still unsure how to act around him now that they know his secret. I like how he deals with it though.
A bit slower than pervious volumes, but we are being introduced to a new arc at the same time, so a lot of information is given to us.
Everyone goes on a mission while staying at an Inn. This was good. Moved the story forward.
So, this one kind of wandered around a bit, but I'm still enjoying the series...
A school of powers with a very powerful boy with special powers
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Leído el 19 de Julio de 2012.
Reseña completa en mi blog.
Releído el 12 de Enero de 2013.
Aunque releer no es algo que me apasione, en este caso lo vi necesario para tener buena idea de la trama (que se extiende hasta el tomo #8, apuf). Para nada se me ha hecho pesado. He disfrutado tanto o más que la primera vez. En su momento le di un 5/5 y calificaría esta relectura con la misma puntuación. ¡Mi tomo favorito por el momento! :P
Reseña completa en mi blog.
Releído el 12 de Enero de 2013.
Aunque releer no es algo que me apasione, en este caso lo vi necesario para tener buena idea de la trama (que se extiende hasta el tomo #8, apuf). Para nada se me ha hecho pesado. He disfrutado tanto o más que la primera vez. En su momento le di un 5/5 y calificaría esta relectura con la misma puntuación. ¡Mi tomo favorito por el momento! :P
Can't put it down
May 25, 2012
*Glamazon*
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I started reading this volume and then I was so busy for a few days I didn't get around to getting back to it so I feel like I forgot most of what happened. I know it was a lot of boring (compared to other volumes).
I hope things work out for Rin because I really like him a lot. And I wish him and Yukio were closer and got a long better... I think I've been yearning for their relationship to be different...but I don't think it will :-( But who knows, maybe it will change. We'll have to wait and s...more
I hope things work out for Rin because I really like him a lot. And I wish him and Yukio were closer and got a long better... I think I've been yearning for their relationship to be different...but I don't think it will :-( But who knows, maybe it will change. We'll have to wait and s...more
This is cool.
Things have taken a turn for the different! Very happy to see a new story and getting to find out more about the background of the temple boys.
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The action in this is wonderful and the thickening plot keeps me wanting more. I definitely recommend this to anyone who wants a demon/exorcist twist to their reading schedule.
The action in this is wonderful and the thickening plot keeps me wanting more. I definitely recommend this to anyone who wants a demon/exorcist twist to their reading schedule.
BAH!!!
I NEEEEEEED THE NEXT ONE!!!!!!
I NEEEEEEED THE NEXT ONE!!!!!!
Will review soon!
Story is alittle more interesting
Jun 15, 2013
Shelby Stafford
marked it as to-read
Jun 14, 2013
J Fraser
marked it as to-read
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Kazue Kato, 加藤 和恵, is a Japanese mangaka.
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