Surprisingly, I enjoyed Witchblade Takeru. Maybe it's because the half naked girl in the cover set my expectations right there and then. Or maybe its because, although highly unlikely, that I have bad taste in manga.
The titular Takeru is a girl raised in a Buddhist temple with her Grandma and fellow Buddhist sister Seishu. Her life gets turned upside down, inside & out after demons invade her home and injure her family. She needs to fight back so she grabs the Witchblade, fuses with it, and proceeds to instantly get at least 50 years worth of Kendo.
If you've seen the original Witchblade counterpart, then
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 Alternative TitlesSynonyms: Witchblade Takeru, Witch Blade Japanese: ウィッチブレイド More titlesInformationType: Manga
Volumes: 2
Chapters: 12
Status: Finished
Published: Not available
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Dec 16, 2019
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I forgot most of the details as I was reading it as it wasn't very memorable, so here's a quick review of what I do remember. Story: 5 The plot is fairly interesting and not very complicated, which is fitting for just 12 chapters, but I still had some problems following along. There are some things that don't get explained and some things that don't make sense. We aren't told where the demons came from or how a severed demon arm can be wielded by anyone. It was never explained what exactly the US military was trying to accomplish with its bizarre actions. The ending felt unsatisfying, ... |
