If your any fan of Kentarou Miura (of Berserk fame) or Buronson (Fist of the North Star) or, like me, both of them. You'll undoubtedly be so utterly excited to read this that you can barely contain yourself. Like me >_>
Putting them together on a story/art collaboration is just a set up to have a manga full of huuuuge muscled manly men beat each other to death. It was. Every male character in this manga is big, well built, and even sometimes a little ugly as real men are.
Since it was so short, you can't expect much complexity from the story, and you won't
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 Alternative TitlesSynonyms: Ohroh, Oh-Roh, Ou Rou Japanese: 王狼 More titlesInformationType: Manga
Volumes: 1
Chapters: 3
Status: Finished
Published: Mar 25, 1989 to May 25, 1989
Demographic:
Seinen
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Apr 24, 2015
"King of Wolves", also known as "Ourou" in japanese, is a manga by Buronson (of Hokuto no Ken fame) and Kentaro Miura (of Berserk fame). As a fan of both authors, I had to read this manga and felt like writing a short review. Bear in mind that this review comes from the perspective of a fan of both Buronson and Miura.
Story - 6/10 First off, since this manga is really short, you cannot really expect much from the story. The story follows Iba, who is the no. 1 kendo (the japanese equivalent of fencing) master in Japan, as he travels back in time into the ... |
