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炎炎ノ消防隊 [Enen no Shouboutai] #10
Fire Force, Vol. 10
HIS BROTHER'S KEEPER
Shinra has found Shō at last, and he's eager to rescue him from the clutches of the Evangelist. But Shō has no memory of his older brother, and refuses to accept the possibility that the two of them are related. Shinra's only choice is to beat Shō up and drag him home, but how can he defeat someone who has the power to stop time?
Shinra has found Shō at last, and he's eager to rescue him from the clutches of the Evangelist. But Shō has no memory of his older brother, and refuses to accept the possibility that the two of them are related. Shinra's only choice is to beat Shō up and drag him home, but how can he defeat someone who has the power to stop time?
208 pages, Paperback
First published August 17, 2017
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Atsushi Ohkubo
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Atsushi Ōkubo ( 大久保篤), also romanized as Atsushi Ohkubo, is a Japanese manga author and fantasy artist known for his work on the manga series Soul Eater, which has been adapted into an anime. Okubo worked as an assistant under Rando Ayamine, on the manga series Get Backers. He also created artwork for various cards for the Lord of Vermillion game.
Atsushi Ōkubo was not a model student and was more attracted to drawing than to learning. At the age of 20, after finishing studies at a manga school where he met Rando Ayamine, the author of Get Backers, he became Rando Ayamine's assistant for two years. Finally, he won a competition at Square Enix's Gangan magazine with his first manga series B.Ichi and it was published for four volumes. After the end of his last manga, he created Soul Eater, still for Square Enix's Gangan magazine, which brought him worldwide success.
Atsushi Ōkubo ( 大久保篤), also romanized as Atsushi Ohkubo, is a Japanese manga author and fantasy artist known for his work on the manga series Soul Eater, which has been adapted into an anime. Okubo worked as an assistant under Rando Ayamine, on the manga series Get Backers. He also created artwork for various cards for the Lord of Vermillion game.
Atsushi Ōkubo was not a model student and was more attracted to drawing than to learning. At the age of 20, after finishing studies at a manga school where he met Rando Ayamine, the author of Get Backers, he became Rando Ayamine's assistant for two years. Finally, he won a competition at Square Enix's Gangan magazine with his first manga series B.Ichi and it was published for four volumes. After the end of his last manga, he created Soul Eater, still for Square Enix's Gangan magazine, which brought him worldwide success.
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May 20, 2023
Este tomo me lo he fumado de lo bien que está, acción y emoción por partes iguales.
El enfrentamiento entre los hermanos me ha encantando aunque acepto que tanta teoría científica y explicaciones apoyadas en la física me han dejado un poco loco y sin neuronas porque esto de los espacios temporales no entiendo ni pío.
El final es digno de querer seguir con el otro volumen a ver si se despeja un poco sobre el pasado de Shinra.
El enfrentamiento entre los hermanos me ha encantando aunque acepto que tanta teoría científica y explicaciones apoyadas en la física me han dejado un poco loco y sin neuronas porque esto de los espacios temporales no entiendo ni pío.
El final es digno de querer seguir con el otro volumen a ver si se despeja un poco sobre el pasado de Shinra.
July 2, 2022
خب جذاب داره میشه.
باز تاکید میکنم میدونم نباید از ویکتور خوشم بیاد ولی خیلی برام جذابه !
باز تاکید میکنم میدونم نباید از ویکتور خوشم بیاد ولی خیلی برام جذابه !
July 14, 2023
Read as part of Fire Force Omnibus vol 4.
This was alright, but the fight between Sho and Shinra was not that interesting which is disappointing since Shinra is powering up his powers in just a few seconds while fighting his brother. We do learn a few new things about Sho and the bad guys. But the fight/talking goes on and on and on for chapters. A few of the baddies spill secrets that bad guys would never speak about in the real world but I appreciate them trying to keep the reader up to speed.
Oh well, next volume.
This was alright, but the fight between Sho and Shinra was not that interesting which is disappointing since Shinra is powering up his powers in just a few seconds while fighting his brother. We do learn a few new things about Sho and the bad guys. But the fight/talking goes on and on and on for chapters. A few of the baddies spill secrets that bad guys would never speak about in the real world but I appreciate them trying to keep the reader up to speed.
Oh well, next volume.
May 17, 2022
Alright, my brain is starting to hurt because I signed up for some awesome fire fights and got three science lessons instead. And high level science too. Sheldon Cooper level science.
But this volume was so good even if the explanations were a little confusing.
The only other complaint I have is that the edition I read had some misprinted pages so I had to go online to fill in the holes. GET YOUR ACT TOGETHER KODANSHA!
This series has 34 volumes.
But this volume was so good even if the explanations were a little confusing.
The only other complaint I have is that the edition I read had some misprinted pages so I had to go online to fill in the holes. GET YOUR ACT TOGETHER KODANSHA!
This series has 34 volumes.
August 31, 2019
Creo que me he enganchado de verdad...
March 11, 2024
Summary:
Fire has always been a thing of nightmares for many. In this world, people are at risk of spontaneously combusting and turning into Infernals. An Infernal wants only one thing - to destroy. They are no longer considered human. That is where the Fire Force comes into play. They must protect the people.
Company 8 has wandered into the Abyss – and that's not some metaphorical phrase. They are in real danger as they enter the underground caverns that have become (have always been?) the Nether. Each member of the team will have their own unique fight to face.
Review:
And so the battle continues onward. The battles are really layered at this point, aren't they? We have the fight against the Infernals, those behind the Infernals, and now Shinra/Sho. It's a lot, but at least you won't get bored reading Fire Force Vol. 10.
Okay, there is a fair bit of info-dumping during one of the fights – so maybe you'll get bored of that? The information will be useful to know (and is pretty interesting, if a lot, all at once). How you react will probably depend on how much you want to know about the Andolla bursts.
While I found all the fights in this arc interesting (especially the last one or two), I'll admit that, at this point, I'm more interested in seeing what's next. It feels like the stage has finally been set, and it's time to see how it all plays out.
Highlights:
Manga – Shonen
Connected to Soul Eater
Lots of Action
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Fire has always been a thing of nightmares for many. In this world, people are at risk of spontaneously combusting and turning into Infernals. An Infernal wants only one thing - to destroy. They are no longer considered human. That is where the Fire Force comes into play. They must protect the people.
Company 8 has wandered into the Abyss – and that's not some metaphorical phrase. They are in real danger as they enter the underground caverns that have become (have always been?) the Nether. Each member of the team will have their own unique fight to face.
Review:
And so the battle continues onward. The battles are really layered at this point, aren't they? We have the fight against the Infernals, those behind the Infernals, and now Shinra/Sho. It's a lot, but at least you won't get bored reading Fire Force Vol. 10.
Okay, there is a fair bit of info-dumping during one of the fights – so maybe you'll get bored of that? The information will be useful to know (and is pretty interesting, if a lot, all at once). How you react will probably depend on how much you want to know about the Andolla bursts.
While I found all the fights in this arc interesting (especially the last one or two), I'll admit that, at this point, I'm more interested in seeing what's next. It feels like the stage has finally been set, and it's time to see how it all plays out.
Highlights:
Manga – Shonen
Connected to Soul Eater
Lots of Action
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April 8, 2022
I read this book via Kindle Unlimited.
Shinra and Sho are finally face to face. They both have the adolla burst, and Sho has no memories of Shinra. Shinra remembers his little brother as being a baby, a helpless little being who needs his older brother to protect him, a little brother who he loves. Sho is disgusted initially by the idea that Shinra is his brother, this weak, emotionally motivated man in front of him is no match for the grace he has through the evangelist. However, as their fight continues, where Shinra discovers new powers, stronger ones, and Sho uses the powers to freeze time, Sho begins to be linked to Shinra's memories. We get a lot of information in this book about the adolla burst, adolla links and the evangelist. This is a volume worth waiting for. I wonder what's going to happen now that Sho's spirit has been worn down, and how he now knows that Shinra is his brother, and now Shinra is also extremely injured. I wonder how he's going to manage healing and training with his new powers. I also want to know more about this third adolla burst holder and what role she is going to play.
Shinra and Sho are finally face to face. They both have the adolla burst, and Sho has no memories of Shinra. Shinra remembers his little brother as being a baby, a helpless little being who needs his older brother to protect him, a little brother who he loves. Sho is disgusted initially by the idea that Shinra is his brother, this weak, emotionally motivated man in front of him is no match for the grace he has through the evangelist. However, as their fight continues, where Shinra discovers new powers, stronger ones, and Sho uses the powers to freeze time, Sho begins to be linked to Shinra's memories. We get a lot of information in this book about the adolla burst, adolla links and the evangelist. This is a volume worth waiting for. I wonder what's going to happen now that Sho's spirit has been worn down, and how he now knows that Shinra is his brother, and now Shinra is also extremely injured. I wonder how he's going to manage healing and training with his new powers. I also want to know more about this third adolla burst holder and what role she is going to play.
January 20, 2021
The clash of the brothers!
This was actually a pretty suspensful volume. With Shinra going full power on his brother he's finally able to catch up to him...almost. But what really comes down to is family and how much you'll do something for someone to protect them. While the ending gives us new villains, or reveals them atleast, we now enter a whole new part of the series. Shinra is more motivated than ever to rescue his brother and his fire force team are backing him up 100%.
Fire Force remains a really solid shonen anime with plenty of great action packed moments and some heartfelt as well. I do worry since it's already up to volume 21 in america and volume 25 in Japan, so how long can we go? But it's still damn entertaining so let's see.
This was actually a pretty suspensful volume. With Shinra going full power on his brother he's finally able to catch up to him...almost. But what really comes down to is family and how much you'll do something for someone to protect them. While the ending gives us new villains, or reveals them atleast, we now enter a whole new part of the series. Shinra is more motivated than ever to rescue his brother and his fire force team are backing him up 100%.
Fire Force remains a really solid shonen anime with plenty of great action packed moments and some heartfelt as well. I do worry since it's already up to volume 21 in america and volume 25 in Japan, so how long can we go? But it's still damn entertaining so let's see.
March 9, 2022
Muy bien llevado a cabo el encuentro de Shinra con su hermano en el Nether. Ohkubo juega con los cambios espaciotemporales exitosamente. También, me gustó mucho como modifica los paneles y los vanishing points al estilo Ghost in the Shell-Matrix. Nuevamente, logra cerrar el tomo con un buen cliffhanger.
This entire review has been hidden because of spoilers.
April 27, 2021
Rating: 4 stars
Company 8 is in The Nether (old underground train tunnels) to attack the base of the White Clad. Lots of action and fighting.
This volume (chapters 79 - 87) concentrates 0n Shinra battling Sho. The only draw back for me were the pages in which Licht goes into great detail explaining how Sho is able to stop time. Eventually Shinra is able to control time to some extent and finds a way to share his memories with his little brother.
The anime follows the manga very closely, so if you have watched the currently available episodes there won't be any surprises.
I'm still amazed by the artwork and enjoying the story.
Company 8 is in The Nether (old underground train tunnels) to attack the base of the White Clad. Lots of action and fighting.
This volume (chapters 79 - 87) concentrates 0n Shinra battling Sho. The only draw back for me were the pages in which Licht goes into great detail explaining how Sho is able to stop time. Eventually Shinra is able to control time to some extent and finds a way to share his memories with his little brother.
The anime follows the manga very closely, so if you have watched the currently available episodes there won't be any surprises.
I'm still amazed by the artwork and enjoying the story.
May 5, 2020
TBH, I think this manga is making things too complicated. We'll see.
April 18, 2021
Physics, baby!
June 30, 2021
Shinra is starting to break through Sho and keep up with Sho's powers. Got to see another person's powers, who also has Adolla Burst. Tough fight for Shinra, but he is ok. Will we get to know more of what happened 12 years go in the next volume?
September 30, 2022
The whole power system thing hurt my brain-
August 6, 2024
Ciencia!
January 14, 2021
5/5 Stars (%90/100)
Even though this is one of my favorite volumes of all, I agree with people who said it is getting very complicated. Instead of answering certain questions about powers or the world itself, more questions are presented (it is as if I am watching Lost all over). However, it does not mean that I didn't enjoy this book. In fact, I really liked it, especially the long-awaited fight between Shinra and Sho. During the fight, we learn that there is something called 4th Generation, which is super rare and those people are absurdly powerful like Sho and Shinra. The explanation for this 4th generation was not great but it all makes sense in the future. The Netherworld Arc is almost over and it is probably my favorite arc so far.
Even though this is one of my favorite volumes of all, I agree with people who said it is getting very complicated. Instead of answering certain questions about powers or the world itself, more questions are presented (it is as if I am watching Lost all over). However, it does not mean that I didn't enjoy this book. In fact, I really liked it, especially the long-awaited fight between Shinra and Sho. During the fight, we learn that there is something called 4th Generation, which is super rare and those people are absurdly powerful like Sho and Shinra. The explanation for this 4th generation was not great but it all makes sense in the future. The Netherworld Arc is almost over and it is probably my favorite arc so far.
July 10, 2025
Arrancamos en plena trifulca fraternal con Shinra y Shō dándose con todo, y no solo seguimos en plena batalla: por fin conocemos al enigmático Pastor. Shō establece un Adora Link con Shinra y le muestra el Adora, una dimensión infernal de donde proviene el Adora Burst, esa llama especial que ambos poseen. Y sí, si ya estábamos confundidos, las explicaciones científicas de Licht no ayudan mucho (aunque lo amamos igual), porque entre dimensiones alternas y física cuántica, mi cabeza hizo cortocircuito más de una vez.
Pero lo realmente importante es que Shō le da una paliza de campeonato a su hermano. Shinra, pobrecito, la pasa mal, pero con ese espíritu que lo caracteriza, logra recuperarse y, contra todo pronóstico, supera a su hermanito… ¡en su propio terreno! Es un momento de gloria, sí, pero lo mejor está por venir.
Y es que lo que sigue es, sin duda, uno de los momentos más emotivos de toda la serie hasta ahora: Shinra le transmite a Shō sus recuerdos de infancia, cuando aún eran una familia feliz. Shō al principio se resiste, pero poco a poco los recuerdos logran abrir una grieta en esa mente fría y manipulada. Y LLORA. Y yo lloré. Y el lector promedio seguro también lloró. Verlo así, frágil, humano… es un golpe directo al kokoro 🥹
Lamentablemente, el momento dura poco. Justo cuando Shinra intenta llevárselo con él, aparece Haumea para interferir. Shō, confundido y buscando respuestas, le exige que le diga qué ocurrió realmente hace doce años… pero ella lo inmoviliza antes de que pueda obtener la verdad. Y cuando se prepara para llevarse también a Shinra, llega el Octavo Escuadrón al rescate, en una entrada que sabe a familia y a justicia. Lo salvan, sí, pero Shinra queda muy malherido.
Tan mal, de hecho, que deben acudir al Sexto Escuadrón para que lo atienda la mismísima comandante Huang. Y aquí se luce la serie con un detallazo: su habilidad se llama Vara de Asclepio, en una referencia directa tanto al símbolo de la medicina como al mito griego del dios de la curación. Verla usar su poder es impresionante, aunque, para los ojos de cualquiera, pareciera que está incinerando a Shinra. Y justo en ese momento, nuestro Arthur sugiere llamar a los bomberos porque “alguien se está incendiando”. Y cuando Tamaki le recuerda que ellos son los bomberos, el tipo, sin perder la compostura, propone matar a Shinra porque claramente es un Infernal. Y ahí una se da cuenta de que Arthur no es un personaje: es una institución. No se puede con él. Este hombre vive en su propio universo y no da señales de bajar a la Tierra.
Y cuando parece que el tomo va a cerrar con calma, nos sueltan otra bomba: Shinra despierta y el comandante Burns aparece para hablar con él… sobre el incendio de hace doce años. Sí. Ese incendio. El que marcó la vida de Shinra y le arrebató a su madre y a su hermano. Y si Burns sabe algo, entonces todo lo que creíamos entender puede dar un vuelco.
Pero lo realmente importante es que Shō le da una paliza de campeonato a su hermano. Shinra, pobrecito, la pasa mal, pero con ese espíritu que lo caracteriza, logra recuperarse y, contra todo pronóstico, supera a su hermanito… ¡en su propio terreno! Es un momento de gloria, sí, pero lo mejor está por venir.
Y es que lo que sigue es, sin duda, uno de los momentos más emotivos de toda la serie hasta ahora: Shinra le transmite a Shō sus recuerdos de infancia, cuando aún eran una familia feliz. Shō al principio se resiste, pero poco a poco los recuerdos logran abrir una grieta en esa mente fría y manipulada. Y LLORA. Y yo lloré. Y el lector promedio seguro también lloró. Verlo así, frágil, humano… es un golpe directo al kokoro 🥹
Lamentablemente, el momento dura poco. Justo cuando Shinra intenta llevárselo con él, aparece Haumea para interferir. Shō, confundido y buscando respuestas, le exige que le diga qué ocurrió realmente hace doce años… pero ella lo inmoviliza antes de que pueda obtener la verdad. Y cuando se prepara para llevarse también a Shinra, llega el Octavo Escuadrón al rescate, en una entrada que sabe a familia y a justicia. Lo salvan, sí, pero Shinra queda muy malherido.
Tan mal, de hecho, que deben acudir al Sexto Escuadrón para que lo atienda la mismísima comandante Huang. Y aquí se luce la serie con un detallazo: su habilidad se llama Vara de Asclepio, en una referencia directa tanto al símbolo de la medicina como al mito griego del dios de la curación. Verla usar su poder es impresionante, aunque, para los ojos de cualquiera, pareciera que está incinerando a Shinra. Y justo en ese momento, nuestro Arthur sugiere llamar a los bomberos porque “alguien se está incendiando”. Y cuando Tamaki le recuerda que ellos son los bomberos, el tipo, sin perder la compostura, propone matar a Shinra porque claramente es un Infernal. Y ahí una se da cuenta de que Arthur no es un personaje: es una institución. No se puede con él. Este hombre vive en su propio universo y no da señales de bajar a la Tierra.
Y cuando parece que el tomo va a cerrar con calma, nos sueltan otra bomba: Shinra despierta y el comandante Burns aparece para hablar con él… sobre el incendio de hace doce años. Sí. Ese incendio. El que marcó la vida de Shinra y le arrebató a su madre y a su hermano. Y si Burns sabe algo, entonces todo lo que creíamos entender puede dar un vuelco.
December 8, 2025
Let the Shō-w down begin!
4.5* stars.
Review summary:
The feels and action are strong with this volume. I love the quirkiness of the characters and seeing Shinra's growth as a fire soldier, but also as a young man. To volume 11, let's go!
Full review:
Things are really heating up in Fire Force, I love how almost everything in this volume was Shinra and his little brother Shō, basically being brothers, despite Shō's lack of memory and brattiness - Shinra's phrasing. It's also really cool that, apparently, subways are a thing of the past in the Fire Force world, the underground tunnels now considered a taboo and scary place. Being underground, it's where "the light of Amaterasu cannot reach," essentially being the boogie man for ill-behaved kids. It's still unnerving even for adults too, and the entrances are off limits without written consent with the government.
I love how throughout the whole series even in the serious parts there's a bit (or a lot) of jokes and lighthearted scenes. Though lately, some of the more serious notes have been a little jarring. Like how the team 8's new scientist, Licht, explained to Shinra how heat could make time slow or even stop in the middle of a major fight - that Shinra was in - or the rather corny medical dramatics. Don't get me wrong, I'm rather intrigued how an entire fire company based out of a hospital as a medical unit along with firefighting works in this world, but the team's introduction still felt corner than the normal silliness of the series.
That said, I am glad I have the omnibuses and can keep reading, because I need to learn more about the Evangelist and what their plan is for Shinra and the other Adolla Burst or fourth gen people. And of course see how Shinra is able to get his brother back, because let's be real, he has to convince Shō to come to his side, right!?... Right?
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4.5* stars.
Review summary:
The feels and action are strong with this volume. I love the quirkiness of the characters and seeing Shinra's growth as a fire soldier, but also as a young man. To volume 11, let's go!
Full review:
Things are really heating up in Fire Force, I love how almost everything in this volume was Shinra and his little brother Shō, basically being brothers, despite Shō's lack of memory and brattiness - Shinra's phrasing. It's also really cool that, apparently, subways are a thing of the past in the Fire Force world, the underground tunnels now considered a taboo and scary place. Being underground, it's where "the light of Amaterasu cannot reach," essentially being the boogie man for ill-behaved kids. It's still unnerving even for adults too, and the entrances are off limits without written consent with the government.
I love how throughout the whole series even in the serious parts there's a bit (or a lot) of jokes and lighthearted scenes. Though lately, some of the more serious notes have been a little jarring. Like how the team 8's new scientist, Licht, explained to Shinra how heat could make time slow or even stop in the middle of a major fight - that Shinra was in - or the rather corny medical dramatics. Don't get me wrong, I'm rather intrigued how an entire fire company based out of a hospital as a medical unit along with firefighting works in this world, but the team's introduction still felt corner than the normal silliness of the series.
That said, I am glad I have the omnibuses and can keep reading, because I need to learn more about the Evangelist and what their plan is for Shinra and the other Adolla Burst or fourth gen people. And of course see how Shinra is able to get his brother back, because let's be real, he has to convince Shō to come to his side, right!?... Right?
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March 1, 2025
Shinra affronte Shô qui bénéficie d'une vitesse extraordinaire.
Leicht explique que la théorie de la relativité s'applique aux pouvoirs de Shô grâce à sa capacité à réchauffer ou refroidir l'espace. L'explication est un peu technique mais intéressante.
Shô raconte ce qu'est que cet autre monde, l'Adora, d'où vient l'Adora Burst, cette flamme sacrée. La combustion humaine viendrait également de cet autre monde. Certains utilisateurs de pouvoirs sont en capacité de voir ce monde et l'Adora link les relie entre eux et à ce monde. La connexion de Shô avec l'Adora étant plus importante (grâce à la bénédiction du grand prédicateur), il est plus fort de plus rapide que Shinra. Toutefois, celui-ci rattrape son retard en profitant de sa propre connexion à Shô afin d'également profiter de cette bénédiction.
Il finit par pouvoir s'élancer à la vitesse de la lumière en se désintégrant puis en réapparaissant (allant au-delà de la vitesse de la lumière, il remonte le temps et son corps se régénère). Il arrive à se battre d'égal à égal avec Shô, bien qu'il risque la surchauffe. Il finit également par transmettre ses souvenirs à Shô et à lui prouver qu'il est vraiment son frère (celui-ci n'en ayant aucun souvenir).
Quand Hauméa et l'autre acolyte arrive pour mettre fin au combat et ramener Shinra auprès du grand prédicateur, Shô semble se révolter mais le pouvoir de Hauméa le calme immédiatement.
La huitième brigade arrive et sort Shinra et Risa des souterrains. Au même moment, un long tremblement de terre se déclenche. Ils emmènent Shinra à la sixième brigade spécialisée dans la médecine (et également membre de l’Église du Saint Soleil, comme la première brigade). Le capitaine (et docteur) Huang le soigne en réactivant sa flamme.
A son réveil, Shinra voit le commandant Barns de la première brigade qui semble prêt à lui parler des faits d'il y a douze ans.
Leicht explique que la théorie de la relativité s'applique aux pouvoirs de Shô grâce à sa capacité à réchauffer ou refroidir l'espace. L'explication est un peu technique mais intéressante.
Shô raconte ce qu'est que cet autre monde, l'Adora, d'où vient l'Adora Burst, cette flamme sacrée. La combustion humaine viendrait également de cet autre monde. Certains utilisateurs de pouvoirs sont en capacité de voir ce monde et l'Adora link les relie entre eux et à ce monde. La connexion de Shô avec l'Adora étant plus importante (grâce à la bénédiction du grand prédicateur), il est plus fort de plus rapide que Shinra. Toutefois, celui-ci rattrape son retard en profitant de sa propre connexion à Shô afin d'également profiter de cette bénédiction.
Il finit par pouvoir s'élancer à la vitesse de la lumière en se désintégrant puis en réapparaissant (allant au-delà de la vitesse de la lumière, il remonte le temps et son corps se régénère). Il arrive à se battre d'égal à égal avec Shô, bien qu'il risque la surchauffe. Il finit également par transmettre ses souvenirs à Shô et à lui prouver qu'il est vraiment son frère (celui-ci n'en ayant aucun souvenir).
Quand Hauméa et l'autre acolyte arrive pour mettre fin au combat et ramener Shinra auprès du grand prédicateur, Shô semble se révolter mais le pouvoir de Hauméa le calme immédiatement.
La huitième brigade arrive et sort Shinra et Risa des souterrains. Au même moment, un long tremblement de terre se déclenche. Ils emmènent Shinra à la sixième brigade spécialisée dans la médecine (et également membre de l’Église du Saint Soleil, comme la première brigade). Le capitaine (et docteur) Huang le soigne en réactivant sa flamme.
A son réveil, Shinra voit le commandant Barns de la première brigade qui semble prêt à lui parler des faits d'il y a douze ans.
This entire review has been hidden because of spoilers.
October 18, 2019
Volume 10 will go down as being the best or 2nd best volume of the series as the epic reunion between brothers never let up one moment. It was just as fantastic and awesome as I hoped and I left feeling really pleased and excited. I pray the series only gets even more explosive and incredible from here on out.
Key pieces of world building were provided in this volume which finally closed the book on some of the more intriguing aspects to the series. Though while some books were closed many more were opened or at least had their pages flipped as we got bits and pieces of the meats we needed.
Really, I’m still blown away by the book and just can’t take even a few moments to spoil its contents. It was just that good. Really, really awesome and awesome integration of science/fiction and magical fantasy. Really good!
My volume had a few flipped and cut off pages from the printing process it seems which was a great inconvenience and one I wished I noticed when I first bought it instead of so many months later. I can only hope that a second or such printing corrected the issue as it happened during a few of the post battle chapters.
Key pieces of world building were provided in this volume which finally closed the book on some of the more intriguing aspects to the series. Though while some books were closed many more were opened or at least had their pages flipped as we got bits and pieces of the meats we needed.
Really, I’m still blown away by the book and just can’t take even a few moments to spoil its contents. It was just that good. Really, really awesome and awesome integration of science/fiction and magical fantasy. Really good!
My volume had a few flipped and cut off pages from the printing process it seems which was a great inconvenience and one I wished I noticed when I first bought it instead of so many months later. I can only hope that a second or such printing corrected the issue as it happened during a few of the post battle chapters.
April 13, 2021
So this volume was pretty nice. It concluded the fight between Shinra and Sho and was decently heartfelt...but it wasn’t as exciting as the last volume I feel. Not that it needed to be but it started feeling too complicated during the fight. I have no idea what’s going to happen moving forward so my speculation could be right or wrong but I actually thought the explanation would be different involving the Adolla Burst and Shinra’s link would be different. Felt a little too congested as far as explanations go. Still entertained by this manga though. I’ll be sad when I’m caught up.
January 1, 2020
Entertaining, though this time probably the most ridiculous the story has gotten yet. One character has the ability to control the expansion of the universe to control time, and then Shinra develops his own abilities to the point he can fight on the same level in a matter of moments.
Still, the fake science babble required some research, and some of the action was ridiculous and fun.
Still, the fake science babble required some research, and some of the action was ridiculous and fun.
This entire review has been hidden because of spoilers.
March 2, 2020
Seriously, if you’re this far along, reading this volume, you know what you’re getting into. Everything has been leading to this. And man it delivers. Great action, crazy reveals, and some heart wrenching drama.
This series has quickly become a low key favorite of mine. I can’t wait to see where it heads.
This series has quickly become a low key favorite of mine. I can’t wait to see where it heads.
February 5, 2024
More information regarding the Adolla Burst/Link was revealed in this volume. Everything made me want to learn more about it and the implications. Victor nerding off with all the science involved made me chuckle quite a few times. In the next volume it seems that more information will come to light regarding what happened twelve years ago with Shinra and his brother!
March 2, 2021
This volume is primarily to show us the conflict between Shinra and Show, which give us a lot of emotions and was good. The cliffhanger was very good as well although the lore got so much expended that sometimes I found myself lost with it.
March 27, 2023
Alright Shinra, figuring out how to get a link and adding more speed!!
He got Sho back, that was dirty of Haumea! I hope Shinra doesn't hold it against the rest of Company 8 that they had to leave Sho in order to save Shinra. Now Shinra can get Sho back himself ❤️
He got Sho back, that was dirty of Haumea! I hope Shinra doesn't hold it against the rest of Company 8 that they had to leave Sho in order to save Shinra. Now Shinra can get Sho back himself ❤️
This entire review has been hidden because of spoilers.
December 27, 2023
when shinra ran faster then the speed of light and survived a katana through his back it was amazing!
How old is sho?
Also I need 13 more words so bfugehfrydtdhdydbdgdgxgxbdfcxffffgg off going court hang Koch fungi high g
How old is sho?
Also I need 13 more words so bfugehfrydtdhdydbdgdgxgxbdfcxffffgg off going court hang Koch fungi high g
April 29, 2025
This was good. The fight between Sho and Shinra was so good. I got a bit lost trying to understand the explanation of Shinras powers, but eventually I got it. This volume was intense and kept me wanting to read more.
This entire review has been hidden because of spoilers.
July 13, 2018
This manga is sooooo goooooood. There is some cheesiness to it, and a plot that sometimes feels drawn out, but I am hooked all the timeeeeee.
October 1, 2018
3.5 stars.
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