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Rurouni Kenshin, Volume 25 (Rurouni Kenshin #25)
Action, romance, and historical intrigue help make Nobuhiro Watsuki's Rurouni Kenshin, the tale of a wandering swordsman set against the backdrop of the Meiji Restoration, one of the most popular Shonen Jump titles among fans to date. Himura Kenshin, once an assassin (or hitokiri) of ferocious power, now fights to protect the honor of those in need.
Paperback, 208 pages
Published
April 4th 2006
by VIZ Media LLC
(first published April 2nd 1999)
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Hyōgo escapes the prison and starts to rampage through the town. Only Yahiko is brave enough to stand up to him and puts up quite a battle. At the last moment, Kenshin arrives (from the urging of Tsuname) and makes sure Yahiko doesn't die. I love seeing Yahiko's growth from the early volumes to now!
Our group is slowly coming back together- we are waiting for Sanosuke.
Our group is slowly coming back together- we are waiting for Sanosuke.
This story literally has everything I love in a manga. A fantastic main character with a wonderful backstory, an awesome leading lady who isn't just there for boob-service and actually has a great, well-rounded character, wonderful and memorable supporting characters whether they be friends or foes, stories that get rounded-out and resolved and don't just focus on getting the BRAND NEW FIGHTING TECHNIQUE!!1, a storyline that doesn't stray into sentimental or cliche and yet still tugs at your hea...more
why don't these people disclose thier identities to anyone?! geez! still, by this point i'm convinced that the re-readability would make it worth tracking down the entire series to own, and not just borrow.
Best volume of the series so far, it provides great character development and demonstrates how people's words and actions can still inspire when they are no longer around.
I love this series!
Awesome
^_^
Rurouni Kenshin is the second manga that I ever finished reading. I like the drawing style a lot and thought that the plot was pretty good. The thing that I liked about this manga was that there are several people and events in here (such as Saito Hajime, Katsura Kogoro, etc.) that were real/ did happen and I enjoyed looking up said people and events and finding out the historical facts. The manga is also a good read.
Not only was this an action packed series, but it was also full of great historical information. I learned so much about Japan's history by reading this series. Watsuki managed to throw in a nice amount of romance as well. All in all, it was a great fun read that kept me wanting more.
I spent most of this volume squealing and clapping my hands. Yahiko's battle is brilliant, it's fun to see him becoming more and more like Kenshin, and Kenshin coming back is always brilliant. I can't believe there's only three volumes left!
Stills needs more Sanosuke, though.
Stills needs more Sanosuke, though.
Yahiko is a legend, and comes very close in this issue to taking over Sano as my favourite character.
Very violent which is good.
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Jim Blue
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