Demon Slayer: Kimetsu no Yaiba, Vol. 2: It Was You

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The difference here, somehow, is that actually we care this time: in moving beyond doe-eyed damsels-in-distress and cliché revenge stories, Kimetsu no Yaiba found the heart necessary to capture our attention. Ah y Nezuko estaba durmiendo, porque de momento es su forma de recuperar la energía tras alguna herida o esas cosas. You may block cookies via standard web-browser settings, but this site may not function correctly without cookies. To keep it short, The fight scenes are amazing, as always, and the sword positions are rendered in a majestic style.

He's immediately given his first assignment and is sent to help a village where girls a mysteriously disappearing. The technical storage or access is strictly necessary for the legitimate purpose of enabling the use of a specific service explicitly requested by the subscriber or user, or for the sole purpose of carrying out the transmission of a communication over an electronic communications network. Tanjiro fights the demon who killed his mentors students and that scene was so powerful where you see his compassion even for his enemies and then the thing with Ore and bird selection, getting the sword from Haganezuka happens and that scene is so funny and as he goes on his mission first to defeat this demon who eats girls and then finally some other place where he confronts Muzan but also meets another woman whose a demon doctor but is attacked by Two of the twelve Kizuki and its gonna be an interesting fight. There is one thing that I really appreciate with the way Koyoharu Gotouge executes the action scenes, and that is something he masterfully shows in this volume. Superó su primera misión y cuando iba a por la segunda apareció el demonio qué transformó a Nezuko, igual me parece un poco pronto para que ya haya hecho su aparición pero depende de como se vaya manejando el resto de la historia.The surprise appearance of another boy named Giyu, who seems to know what's going on, might provide some answers. I like that the author is down to earth, aware of his limitations and consistently working with them and others for this project. With over 6 million of the world’s best eBooks to choose from, Kobo offers you a whole world of reading. La misión de las chicas desaparecidas no me parecio tan interesante, pero las escenas de acción y humor realmente son excelentes.

We end on yet another battle cliffhanger, but just like before, it ends on relevancy — just as Tanjiro must slay the Hand Demon to both survive and pass the Demon Slayer Corps test, he must slay Kubutsuji’s goons for the sake of obtaining a cure. We’re also treated to Gotogue’s creativity for fight scenes: while there’s still some work needed in this area (it was only when reviewing the last couple pages I noticed one demon’s arms were chopped off with little fanfare), concepts like demons wielding temari balls or swimming through dimensional pockets keep us engaged. Some say that Gotouge's style of drawing short statured characters are bothersome, but I think his style actually effectively complements the way the fights are framed, resulting to these closeup, clear panels of pure, in your face action.As usual, this manga packs a lot of action and development in a single volume, so if I keep discussing every thing this review is going to be hella long. Somewhere in the midst of his obsession with cat pictures, he finds the time to pen about his favorite hobby.

Having previously written for over three sites, Anthony remains dedicated to spreading the gospel of EarthBound. This amount includes seller specified domestic postage charges as well as applicable international postage, dispatch, and other fees.The humor also hits the marks as there's a couple of really funny moments, funny faces, and getting more time with the sister kicking ass was a big bonus. This was a very strange and annoying plot technique where the plot followed one event in the present until there needed to be some background information given so there’d be a random scene taking place in the past shoved into the present scenes. The first volume of this manga had left us on a cliffhanger moment – Tanjiro just about to attack a poewrful demon as part of his final test to get into the Demon Hunting Corps. Tanjiro passes the test to become an official demon slayer, but he doesn’t get the chance to ask any demons about saving his sister before he has to slay them.

The balance between the heartbreaking and the funny is well maintained, and while Tanjiro is a bit of a special snowflake, he's so wonderfully unaware of it that it doesn't bother me that much (at least for now ;)). Meanwhile, we get another Japanese lesson in Hyottoko masks, courtesy of blade forger Haganezuka – true to his mask, he has something of an eccentric demeanor, namely his random temper tantrum when Tanjiro’s color-changing blade gleams an undesired hue. Tanjiro Kamado passes the final selection for the Demon Slayer Corps, is allowed to pick the metal to forge his demon killing sword and heads back to his sister and mentor. Like The Promised Neverland, Gotogue’s art remains unlike anything else in Shonen Jump, with this application of classic Japanese art complemented beautifully by the story’s bleak tone (and even then, somehow rare comedic moments like with Haganezuka hardly feel out of place).This box set contains all 23 volumes of the global hit Demon Slayer as well as an exclusive booklet and a double-sided poster. The sudden transition from a timeless rural setting equivalent to the "vaguely medieval" world common in western fantasy to urban Tokyo is jarring! On top of that his sister is awake and they begin their adventure to try to bring her back to being a human. Surely, despite her humanity being miraculously preserved, her abnormal strength won’t be used against her brother…right? I can't help but cackle when Nezuko's panels are just her with a leg in the air bc she kicks first, thinks second.