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アカメ、ヒノワと共に乱世統一へと歩み出す--!!
帝国を倒した後、旅立ったアカメは、遙か東方の国ワコクにたどり着く。
戦乱の続くその国では、ヒノワという少女が乱世統一を目指し出陣しようとしていた。
ヒノワの志、そして温かさに触れたアカメは、彼女と共に征くことを決意する……。
「アカメが斬る! 」のタカヒロによる、戦国統一を目指す壮大なる戦記ファンタジー開幕!!
帝国を倒した後、旅立ったアカメは、遙か東方の国ワコクにたどり着く。
戦乱の続くその国では、ヒノワという少女が乱世統一を目指し出陣しようとしていた。
ヒノワの志、そして温かさに触れたアカメは、彼女と共に征くことを決意する……。
「アカメが斬る! 」のタカヒロによる、戦国統一を目指す壮大なる戦記ファンタジー開幕!!
211 pages, Paperback
First published December 25, 2017
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January 13, 2021
C'est moins bien dessiné que la série originale, l'histoire est classique ( un mélange entre les 3 royaumes et l'ère sengolu du Japon ), les persos sont pas spécialement ratés en revanche. Par contre c'est quoi le délire dans le chapitre 5 du mec qui couche avec une raie manta ? C'est un peu pathétique comme moyen de rendre un personnage original, c'est pas parce que personne ne o'a fait avant que c'est forcément une bonne idée, parfois c'est même un indice sur oa qualité de l'idée. Bref il y a mieux à lire comme série, largement.
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July 3, 2019A followup to Akame ga Kill, it seems, albeit slightly more family-friendly.
January 12, 2024
Ehh. Generic. Nothing too special.
While I’m at it, just gonna say that the character work is poor, too generic, too shounen ; very much lacking in depth and complexity. Everyone is too gang-ho, too happy-go-lucky. The MC whose mother died in the war? Doesn’t seem to have affected her much. The other kids? Just happy and excited to go to war somehow, one is silent soft androgynous, the other obsessed with girls, one silent and cool and the other angry and boisterous. They are pretty much manga archetypes who don’t go far beyond that…
While I’m at it, just gonna say that the character work is poor, too generic, too shounen ; very much lacking in depth and complexity. Everyone is too gang-ho, too happy-go-lucky. The MC whose mother died in the war? Doesn’t seem to have affected her much. The other kids? Just happy and excited to go to war somehow, one is silent soft androgynous, the other obsessed with girls, one silent and cool and the other angry and boisterous. They are pretty much manga archetypes who don’t go far beyond that…
December 20, 2019
Akame ga kill ce l'ho ma non l'ho ancora letto tutto. Intanto, in edicola ho trovato questo e la copertina mi ha attirato.
Per essere decisamente fuori dalla mia zona di conforto, non mi è dispiaciuto. Anzi. Anche se all'inizio ero lì, confusa: «Ma ?!»
Per poi scoprire che la serie ruota attorno . Dai che è la volta buona che finisco anche Akame ga kill...
Per essere decisamente fuori dalla mia zona di conforto, non mi è dispiaciuto. Anzi. Anche se all'inizio ero lì, confusa: «Ma ?!»
Per poi scoprire che la serie ruota attorno . Dai che è la volta buona che finisco anche Akame ga kill...
June 5, 2019
This one didn't do much for me. The battles are decent enough, but the characters and plot didn't really draw me in.
There was something off about the art, but I can't quite put my finger on it. I think it might be the faces, but I'm not sure.
In general, an okay war manga about small fry trying to make it to the top, at least for now.
There was something off about the art, but I can't quite put my finger on it. I think it might be the faces, but I'm not sure.
In general, an okay war manga about small fry trying to make it to the top, at least for now.
November 19, 2018
This was great. I was missing the Akame Ga Kill series and this was just as great. i can tell by just this one volume that this manga is going to be just as awesome as the last one (kind of hope its not as sad lol)
October 17, 2019
Goodreads winner. I could not get into this story. I'm not usually a huge manga fan, but I thought this one sounded interesting so I gave it a shot. I just couldn't get into the story. It was very disjointed.
January 2, 2023
Se queda corto como introducción al mundo de HgY
December 25, 2019
Non ho molto da dire su questo primo volume. Al momento è abbastanza piatto, poca innovazione. Della serie Akame GA Kill ci sono pochi riferimenti a parte Akame, appunto.
Disegni che trovo molto meno curati rispetto alle due altre opere precedenti.
Disegni che trovo molto meno curati rispetto alle due altre opere precedenti.
October 30, 2022
Should have realized it from the cover, but Akame is here too! I'm going to enjoy learning more about this new country!
Restarting this since it is coming out very slowly! I love the fact that Akame is in this, and I love Hinowa and her friends, the way she checks on all of them is just great! The action is well done too, and a good balance of world building to that. I'm ready for more!
Check out my YouTube channel for bookish videos and monthly wrap ups!
Restarting this since it is coming out very slowly! I love the fact that Akame is in this, and I love Hinowa and her friends, the way she checks on all of them is just great! The action is well done too, and a good balance of world building to that. I'm ready for more!
Check out my YouTube channel for bookish videos and monthly wrap ups!
June 12, 2024
I give it 5 stars because I do love the start of the story 🩷🫶
January 28, 2019
Originally posted on lampshadereader.com
-Received a copy via Goodreads First Reads.-
Bring on the bloody, bring on the gore, bring on the ultimate of action Manga. Hinowa ga Crush! by Takahiro brings all that plus a girl's dream to follow in her mother's footsteps. I've seen gory Anime's before but I had yet to read one. So this Manga marks the first with me, and not the last.
If you're not into women warriors and war themes, this might not be the Manga for you. Honestly, if it didn't have a female protagonist I'm not sure I would have liked it. Despite the often over sexualization of female characters in Manga and Anime alike, which Hinowa ga Crush! is also guilty of, there's something that draws me to these types of stories anyway.
Volume one begins with the world building. A somewhat mysterious women captain on a war ship hell bent on winning a battle in a world divided by nations. A long drawn out Civil War presents the opportunity for those who want to make a name for themselves and becoming a hero is what one strives for. (Most of these fighters are young adults).
Big battle and death abound and fast forward to the next section and a girl who looks exactly like the previous one causes slight confusion (for me). But soon it's all explained. Hinowa adopts the name of her mother and strives to become just like her and move up the ranks in the military. She, along with her friends from her village train and sign up for the next battle.
It's all slightly fast paced and the introduction of Akame raises more questions. Further research into this series, I found that Akame has her own series and I totally missed the opportunity to care about her character. However, I could still read this series and enjoy it, because it's also about Hinowa. If I had to sum up this volume or give it an overall theme it would be: Mystery. Obviously, not all questions are answered here, but if I had known that Akame was an assassin (based on her own series which came before this.), I might have been more excited.
While it got me interested in the overall theme, I'm not sure if I'm 100% invested in this series yet. Curious, yes, but I haven't been endeared to any of the characters.
The art, illustrated by Strelka, is pleasant to look at and a little different than what I'm used to. It's a slightly more serious art style than the usual Kawaii style that I enjoy.
-Received a copy via Goodreads First Reads.-
Bring on the bloody, bring on the gore, bring on the ultimate of action Manga. Hinowa ga Crush! by Takahiro brings all that plus a girl's dream to follow in her mother's footsteps. I've seen gory Anime's before but I had yet to read one. So this Manga marks the first with me, and not the last.
If you're not into women warriors and war themes, this might not be the Manga for you. Honestly, if it didn't have a female protagonist I'm not sure I would have liked it. Despite the often over sexualization of female characters in Manga and Anime alike, which Hinowa ga Crush! is also guilty of, there's something that draws me to these types of stories anyway.
Volume one begins with the world building. A somewhat mysterious women captain on a war ship hell bent on winning a battle in a world divided by nations. A long drawn out Civil War presents the opportunity for those who want to make a name for themselves and becoming a hero is what one strives for. (Most of these fighters are young adults).
Big battle and death abound and fast forward to the next section and a girl who looks exactly like the previous one causes slight confusion (for me). But soon it's all explained. Hinowa adopts the name of her mother and strives to become just like her and move up the ranks in the military. She, along with her friends from her village train and sign up for the next battle.
It's all slightly fast paced and the introduction of Akame raises more questions. Further research into this series, I found that Akame has her own series and I totally missed the opportunity to care about her character. However, I could still read this series and enjoy it, because it's also about Hinowa. If I had to sum up this volume or give it an overall theme it would be: Mystery. Obviously, not all questions are answered here, but if I had known that Akame was an assassin (based on her own series which came before this.), I might have been more excited.
While it got me interested in the overall theme, I'm not sure if I'm 100% invested in this series yet. Curious, yes, but I haven't been endeared to any of the characters.
The art, illustrated by Strelka, is pleasant to look at and a little different than what I'm used to. It's a slightly more serious art style than the usual Kawaii style that I enjoy.
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