Sunday, March 4, 2012
Manga Review: Nabari No Ou, Vol. 9 [Paperback]
I've finished "Nabari No Ou Vol. 9" by Yukhi Kamatani.
Product Description
As Yoite's condition worsens, Yukimi's mind drifts, eventually settling on the mystery of the dying Kira user's past. Acting independently at the cost of his assigned mission, the Grey Wolves' resident journalist sets off in search of the truth about his ward's life with little to guide him. Left to their own devices, Yoite and Miharu break free of Hattori and the Grey Wolves when they learn that the leader of the pack knows much more about them than he has ever let on! On their own and on the run, the two do their best to stay alive and solve the puzzle of the Shinra Banshou. But in the world of shinobi, death is never very far behind ...
Product Details
Paperback: 208 pages
Publisher: Yen Press; Import edition (February 28, 2012)
Language: English
ISBN-10: 0316204803
ISBN-13: 978-0316204804
My Review:
I highly recommend reading this series right from the beginning or else you won't know what's going on and there are alot of characters! Unfortunately I didn't read from the beginning and was kind of confused at first what was going on but then I caught on.
Yoite and Miharu find out the Grey Wolves' leader knows more about them so they decide to escape. Then the leader sends a couple of assassins to deal with them but not to kill them just to bring them back.
The Grey Wolves' resident journalist sets out on his own to find out the truth about Yoite his Ward's history despite his mission. He manages to find the church where Yoite and his younger brother use to go to. He finds out that Yoite's name use to be Sora and he also finds his younger brother. We learn a little more of their life before.
There were some interesting fights and special powers and cool characters.
4/5
Thanks Hachette Book Group Canada for sending this manga for me to review, greatly appreciated!
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1 comment:
Resident journalist is a funny concept. I should read more "boys" manga. Fight scenes are fun.
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