In the vast realm of fiction, certain works transcend boundaries and elevate storytelling to new heights. "Kagurabachi," is a manga, embodying the epitome of what fiction can achieve, capturing the essence of human emotion, the allure of magic, and the unyielding pursuit of justice. At its core is the tale of Chihiro, a young protagonist wielding a magical sword, seeking to avenge his father's death at the hands of the Yakuza. The world of manga has always been a rich tapestry of creativity, with every tale offering a unique journey for its readers. "Kagurabachi" takes this art form to a level previously uncharted, showcasing an amalgamation of emotions, magical realms, and a quest for justice. It's within this realm that we meet Chihiro, the protagonist whose journey is both captivating and transformative. Central to the narrative of "Kagurabachi" is the character of Chihiro, a young man fueled by the loss of his father to the Yakuza. Chihiro's journey from a grief-stricken son to a determined avenger is a powerful testament to the narrative's depth and character development. Chihiro's initial motivations are primal - a desire for vengeance, to right the wrongs committed against his family. However, as the story unfolds, so does Chihiro's understanding of justice and the complexities of his quest. The evolution of Chihiro as a character, from a vengeful individual to a thoughtful and introspective hero, forms the emotional heart of the manga. At the core of "Kagurabachi" lies the enchanting world of magic, epitomized by Chihiro's magical sword. This sword is not just a tool; it's a symbol of hope, resilience, and the strength to conquer adversity. It encapsulates the very essence of the manga, representing the fusion of mundane reality with the mystical. The magical elements within the narrative serve to not only enhance the action sequences but also to emphasize the theme of inner strength and determination. Chihiro's encounters, battles, and triumphs are all interwoven with the magical essence that defines his journey. The world-building in "Kagurabachi" is a masterstroke, offering readers a captivating realm where ancient myths and contemporary society coalesce. The seamless integration of magical elements into a modern setting is a testament to the author's creativity and vision. Every aspect of this world, from the rules governing magic to the societal dynamics, adds depth and authenticity to the narrative. The vivid descriptions and intricate detailing transport the reader into this fantastical realm, enriching the overall experience. Moreover, the narrative delves into the complexities of the human psyche and the struggles that define humanity. Chihiro's journey, laden with challenges and internal conflicts, serves as a mirror reflecting the innate resilience of the human spirit against adversity. The artistic brilliance in "Kagurabachi" is a visual spectacle, enhancing the overall narrative and leaving a lasting imprint on the reader's mind. The manga's artistry is an intricate dance of colors, lines, and composition, perfectly complementing the story's themes and emotions. The character design is meticulous, breathing life into each persona, and the action sequences are dynamic and electrifying. The mangaka's ability to convey emotions through visuals is awe-inspiring, pulling the reader into a world where every expression and movement carries profound meaning. As Chihiro embarks on his quest for vengeance, readers are taken on a transformative odyssey through the depths of his character. The loss of his father ignites a spark within him, setting him on a path of revenge. However, as he navigates the challenges and trials that lie ahead, he begins to question the very essence of his purpose. Chihiro's evolution from a single-minded avenger to a discerning individual, seeking justice beyond retribution, showcases the maturity and complexity of the character development within "Kagurabachi." It is a testament to the narrative's ability to portray a hero's journey that is not only physical but also deeply introspective and emotional. The moments of sorrow, the glimmers of hope, the bursts of triumph - all are expertly woven into the narrative, creating a symphony of emotions that resonates with readers. It's this emotional connection that elevates "Kagurabachi" to a level of storytelling where fiction becomes an experience, leaving a lasting impression. The symbolism of Kagurabachi extends beyond the surface, delving into the intricacies of the human experience. It represents the duality within us all, the interplay of light and darkness, and the eternal struggle for equilibrium in a chaotic world. This layer of symbolism enriches the narrative, adding depth and complexity. "Kagurabachi" is not merely a story; it is a saga, a tapestry of emotions, magic, and existential exploration. As readers traverse its pages, they become part of a literary legacy that challenges conventions and leaves an indelible mark on the fabric of fiction. The impact of "Kagurabachi" extends beyond its pages, inspiring discussions, fan theories, and fan art. It is a testament to the power of storytelling, where a fictional universe becomes a canvas for collective imagination and creativity. Chihiro's character undergoes not only a physical journey but a psychological one as well. The trauma of losing his father haunts him, and as he delves deeper into his quest for revenge, he grapples with the complexity of his emotions. The internal struggle, the battle between his desire for vengeance and the need for inner peace, is a riveting exploration of the human psyche. "Kagurabachi" raises an important ethical dilemma: the distinction between justice and revenge. Chihiro's path is a tightrope walk, teetering between retribution and seeking genuine justice. This dichotomy challenges readers to ponder the true essence of justice and the consequences of allowing vengeance to shape our actions. The depth of "Kagurabachi" lies in its symbolic elements and metaphoric underpinnings. The magical sword, Kagurabachi, and the various encounters in Chihiro's journey are laden with symbolic meanings. The sword, for instance, represents more than just a weapon; it embodies strength, heritage, and destiny, serving as a metaphor for Chihiro's evolution. Deep within the narrative, "Kagurabachi" subtly touches upon socio-political issues. The Yakuza and the corruption within the society act as a metaphor for real-world societal challenges. Through Chihiro's struggle against these forces, the manga reflects the fight for justice and righteousness in a world marred by corruption. Amidst the action and adventure, "Kagurabachi" introduces a poignant love arc. Chihiro's interactions with a fellow warrior ignite a spark, adding a layer of romance to the story. This romantic subplot adds emotional depth and serves as a reminder of humanity's capacity for love, even in the darkest of times. At its core, "Kagurabachi" delves into existential themes, questioning the purpose of life, the nature of reality, and the concept of free will. It draws inspiration from existentialist philosophy, inviting readers to engage with fundamental questions about human existence and the choices that define us. The mythical universe of Kagurabachi is a captivating tapestry that warrants further exploration. Each aspect of this world - its magical system, its history, and its mystical beings - holds a treasure trove of stories waiting to be unveiled. It's a universe rich with potential for spin-offs and extended narratives. "Kagurabachi" seamlessly weaves elements of Japanese culture into its narrative, honoring its roots and immersing readers in a world deeply inspired by Japanese mythology and traditions. This cultural integration is a tribute to the manga's origin and adds authenticity to the storyline. Beyond the pages of the manga, "Kagurabachi" has spawned a vibrant and dedicated fan community. Fans engage in discussions, create fan art, and participate in conventions, spreading the magic of "Kagurabachi" across the globe. This sense of community further enhances the manga's appeal and contributes to its legacy. Each of these aspects of "Kagurabachi" adds to the opus, enriching the reading experience and elevating it to a level of storytelling that transcends the ordinary. As readers continue to delve into the pages of this fictional saga, they find not just a story but a captivating world filled with layers of meaning and nuance. "Kagurabachi" isn't just a manga; it's an immersive experience that lingers in the hearts and minds of those who dare to enter its magical realm. In conclusion, "Kagurabachi" stands as the epitome of fiction, transcending traditional boundaries and redefining what a captivating narrative can achieve. Chihiro's journey, coupled with the infusion of magic, compelling themes, and artistic brilliance, propels the manga into a league of its own. Its ability to resonate with readers, ignite introspection, and evoke a myriad of emotions places "Kagurabachi" at the pinnacle of fiction, leaving an indelible mark on the landscape of storytelling. This comment has explored the depths of "Kagurabachi," unraveling its complexities and celebrating its triumphs. As readers continue to be enthralled by Chihiro's odyssey, this masterpiece will undoubtedly be etched into the annals of fiction as a beacon of storytelling excellence, inspiring generations to come.
Kagurabachi is what every manga in history wishes it could be. The embodiment of sustained greatness; all the way from the first chapter to the third chapter.
Isekai Manga: 😭😭😭 Manhwa: isekai manga? more like breast cancer manga! wow u are so boring! u suck at writing novels! and u only draw truck accidents, breast and girls! Kagura Bachi: the hell are you talking about?
@@gustavopereira4924 No, Chihiro splits into "Kagura" and "Bachi" and then proceeds to use the ultimate move "Kagura Slash" and Bachi'd all over the enemies.
@@gustavopereira4924 Chihiro hires Chihiro’s brother and Chihiro’s son to stop Chihiro, and hopefully fuse Chihiro and Chihiro back together again to become Chihiro (The Game)
@@rakeshchowdhury202that’s too short. The title should be “When I was a young boy, This Manga saved me, now I have gained a cheat code and became the strongest in the world with my slave harem from another world with my strongest skill, now I am on quest to become the demon king to honour the Manga that saved my life”
Not only has Kagurabachi not gotten canceled or crashed and burned, its genuinely become a great read. Hilarious that people randomly latched on to it so early ironically
Isekai Manga: 😭😭😭 Manhwa: isekai manga? more like breast cancer manga! wow u are deranged! u suck at writing novels! u only draw truck accidents, breast and girls! Kagura Bachi: the hell are you talking about?
Well its popular so getting axed is not gonna be on the list of reasons of why kagurabachi's inevitable hype is going to be dying down more likely people will just get annoyed at the fans going ham on the bandwagon and looking down on the series but yeah whether it succeeds or fail will be absolutely a hilarious sight to see pray the mangaka does not get the latter
@@cursedcat9557while it appears to be really popular in the west I am not sure how popular it is in Japan , which is what Shonen Junp actually cares about
Getting readers hyped and maintaining the momentum can make it survive. Just look at Black Clover; Very generic, very similar premise (stealing) with other shonen story, very predictable, but the story is easy to follow and the mindless battle still attract readers.
When the main villian asked “are you kagura because your bachi or are you bachi because your kagura” I knew that this truly was the kagura bachi that is approaching. Chills
Honestly my favorite part was when a random thug said he was gonna steal kagura bachis sword and he said "if you want it... then you'll have to take it." While sitting on his plastic lawn chair. Truly a motivational scene. Made me bury the light deep within. Kagura bachi truly is the storm that is approaching
Unironically, having your new manga explode in popularity with it's DEBUT CHAPTER is no small feat. I can't think of any other manga that has done that
Some corrections : Shonen Jump always put new mangas on the front of the issue, they do it everytime. Also, beside the meme, there is no way to determine if Kagura Bachi will be the next hit, a good proportions of Jump newcomers end up being rapidly cancelled due to of a lack of popularity. It's so common that new mangas are expected to be axed until proven otherwise. For now, there's only two chapters so there is no way to know.
@@lonesomediamond4235 chihiro having fish/water themed fighting style is surprising, hopefully he doesn't abandon them LIKE A CERTAIN SWORDSMAN WHO USES MAGICAL BLADES TO HUNT DOWN DEMONS.
This meme sort of makes me sad, since manga authors are usually single people (sometimes with a few assistants), while Morbius was the creation of a soulless corporate committee. Imagine how excited you'd be if you were a foreign author seeing everyone excited to read your work, only to realize every last person was actually ruthlessly making fun of you. Maybe I'm weird for finding that gross or mean.
Glad I'm not the only one feeling this way. If I was the author and I figured out my first few chapters were being made fun of for no good reason by hundreds of thousands I'd probably lose all motivation
I think for kagura bachi people really not having ill intent just want to roast the existing shounen fandom.. the negative is the existing shounen fandom will hate kagurabachi
Man I’m so glad kagurabachi is getting a manga adaptation I remember reading it back when I was a kid because the author was projecting his thoughts about the series in my dreams I can’t wait for the story to reach the part where one of the main characters, Kagura, said “It’s bachin time” and proceeded to kagurabachi all over the place. It was genuinely one of the fights in manga history
Ironically, it actually ended up being great. Too early to call it the next big thing, but it's definitely got some of the strongest first 30 chapters among Shounen Jump manga over the last 10 years.
It's literally one of the best Shonen Jump series right now a year later, funny how it started off as being ironically called peak only to now be genuinely peak.
don't u noticed how every panel of the manga has a deep meaning that can help the humanity evolve to conquer the whole galaxy? kagurabachi is a profound secret but only the chosen ones are allowed to comprehend the truly mysterious and powerful manga of kagurabachi
0:37 Quick note: the weekly shonen jump magazine always puts newly serialized mangas on the front cover regardless of what it is so it's not exclusive to kagura bachi
I’m all for the Mangaka doing his own thing. So long as he doesn’t get harassed nor demoralized by the constant people squawking about the memes and simply finishes his creation as he sees fit.
@@crazybeatrice4555I hate this meme with all my soul. Not because the movie is good (although in fact I really think it's great), but because the meme is disgusting and popular. I can't find anything good with Morbius because the meme is more popular than the movie...And it would be fine if people joked 3 times, but they did it a thousand times and this is already a tragedy.
@@Yalovayahznepomnimena You can’t find anything good with Morbius because it’s trash 😂😂. It’s popularity is derived from being so trash that it’s meme’d on, if you enjoy it you’re in the very small minority of viewers.
@@fourplayerarcade I understand that everyone has an opinion, but is the movie so bad that you hate it so much? It's not bad enough to get such fame - it's a normal movie
The first two chapters were really good though, not gonna lie. Catches audience attention with the hook quickly, doesn't overly focus on backstory or take too long to get going, and not bad world building for how little we have so far.
I decided to ironically read it this week, ended up being unironically a fan of it... It was actually peak the art and fights are perfect and almost a new chapter drops every week. Unlike a wasted series made by a fraud called gaygay..
I remember the time when Shonen Jump tried to axe Kagurabachi, but Kagurabachi axed Jump instead. Luckily, they spared them, and that's why we can still read Shonen Jump today.
I've been calling it for tge past week, but watch these memes not only be the best free marketing one could have nowadays but also watch the manga turn around and go from generic to actually unironically good. That would be just downright hillarious
This. Not Kagura Bachi, but I remember when 100 GF first came out, I said it is just your typical trash harem romcom and it probably will get 10 chapters max. And here we are with the manga having 150 chapters and an anime adaptation with it rumored to be two cour. Hope that all this talks this meme generate will make Kagura has a name for himself.
Kagura bachi grew to be the 5th most popular manga on Shonen Jump so clearly the meme truly boosted the manga tremendously. We know even the author knows about the memes.
It is quite literally the embodiment of peak perfection in all of fiction and there is no debating that. Kagura Bachi has saved millions if lives, ended world hunger, stop global warming, ended world war, even the cure for cancer was written in kagura bachi. So we can all agree that it truly was a kagura bachi.
Who is Kagurabachi? In Geography, my World. In History, my King. In Mathematics, my Solution. In Mythology, my God. In Art, my canvas In Science, my Oxgen In Health, my Daily Dose In Astronomy, my Universe In Anime, my greatest character to ever live In Astronomy, my Universe. If i'm Hungry, He's Food If i'm Blind, He''s Light If i'm Sick, He's Medicine For the blind, he is the Light. For the hungry, he is the Bread. For the poor, he is the Wealth. For me, he is Everything Kagurabachi saved my life i was walking across the road holding a self printed copy of the first chapter then a car was about to hit me but he saw my kagurabachi print and nutted so hard it went all over the windscreen and he narrowly missed me thank you so much kagurabachi for saving my life. Very Recommended this is the best manga ever, this like once a millennium manga series
Kagura Bachi the Rock is my favorite Vietnamese cartoon of all time, in every universe. It's no surprise it grossed over 11 bachillion dollars, which is more money than all the atoms in the observable universe.
I am sick and i was shaking and crying when peter said "holly crap lois i am kagura bachi" definitely one of the best crossover i ever watch as a child.
Kagurabachi truly is the epitome of peak fiction not only meeting but also exceeding the gold standards when it comes to storytelling from its characters to world building, lore creation and power system. The plot twists were so well done i mean you could read it over and over again not even noticing the subtle but impactful clues left behind by the author in certain moments of the story. The characterisation is just on point everyone in the story is majestic in their abilities yet still feel grounded enough to resemble real life people with a depth of emotion as vast as the ocean itself. Every turning point in the story is delivered with the utmost care and consideration to how it progresses and changes the story and those within it really allowing us to see the story as though we were experiencing it ourselves. Each conflict challenging both our protagonist's and antagonists forcing them to change and mature as people less they fall behind as a result of the ghosts of their past and future teaching those of us in the real world the hard choices and tough life lessons remaining for as long as we live. The world itself being such a bright and meticulously constructed organism that helps transcend the audience's suspension of disbelief and provide an ample nesting place for which the story may gain its ground. It's just *chefs kiss* peak fiction.
One thing that adds to the meme potential is the really stilted translation some totally legal manga sharing platforms. It just felt like an AI translated the work.
Imagine having to make a video on why the sky is blue and stuff because this is exactly what this video is, like everything can't be explained by words. Some things need to be experienced. So go read my goat Peakabachi; here's the reading order: 1. Kagurabachi: ch1 2. Kagurabachi: ch2 3. Kagurabachi: ch2
I mean, the Kagura Bachi memes are funny af, but I genuinely think this could end up being an original and great manga. I've really liked the first two chapters, and I'm all in for reading it week by week. Chihiro the🐐
@@Onepieceistheworstanime"oh look I'm so cool I hate everything that's popular!!!!!!" mf's when they realize that water is the most popular drink in the world:
@@Onepieceistheworstanime Looking at your name and comment just shows the truth man. You are a fucking caricature and belong more in a stereotypes on anime fandom video than in real life.
I actually read the first two chapters after seeing this video. Honestly, the most interesting aspect of the comic is it's approach to katanas as works of craftsmanship and the messy relationship between being a craftsman and being complicit in murder. Other than that, it's a pretty standard revenge story. It's kind of a shame that it's seemingly receiving the Morbius treatment because that one idea feels pretty fresh and interesting
I think the reason Kagurabachi got the main spot in its starting Jump issue is probably because that's how it usually goes when a new manga begins in Jump.
Something I would like to add is that every manga gets to be on the cover of jump. It’s part of how they promote new series. Also currently it is around 5th on manga plus putting it below One Piece, Boruto 2, Jujitsu Kaisen, and one other series I can’t remember.
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In the vast realm of fiction, certain works transcend boundaries and elevate storytelling to new heights. "Kagurabachi," is a manga, embodying the epitome of what fiction can achieve, capturing the essence of human emotion, the allure of magic, and the unyielding pursuit of justice. At its core is the tale of Chihiro, a young protagonist wielding a magical sword, seeking to avenge his father's death at the hands of the Yakuza.
The world of manga has always been a rich tapestry of creativity, with every tale offering a unique journey for its readers. "Kagurabachi" takes this art form to a level previously uncharted, showcasing an amalgamation of emotions, magical realms, and a quest for justice. It's within this realm that we meet Chihiro, the protagonist whose journey is both captivating and transformative.
Central to the narrative of "Kagurabachi" is the character of Chihiro, a young man fueled by the loss of his father to the Yakuza. Chihiro's journey from a grief-stricken son to a determined avenger is a powerful testament to the narrative's depth and character development.
Chihiro's initial motivations are primal - a desire for vengeance, to right the wrongs committed against his family. However, as the story unfolds, so does Chihiro's understanding of justice and the complexities of his quest. The evolution of Chihiro as a character, from a vengeful individual to a thoughtful and introspective hero, forms the emotional heart of the manga.
At the core of "Kagurabachi" lies the enchanting world of magic, epitomized by Chihiro's magical sword. This sword is not just a tool; it's a symbol of hope, resilience, and the strength to conquer adversity. It encapsulates the very essence of the manga, representing the fusion of mundane reality with the mystical.
The magical elements within the narrative serve to not only enhance the action sequences but also to emphasize the theme of inner strength and determination. Chihiro's encounters, battles, and triumphs are all interwoven with the magical essence that defines his journey.
The world-building in "Kagurabachi" is a masterstroke, offering readers a captivating realm where ancient myths and contemporary society coalesce. The seamless integration of magical elements into a modern setting is a testament to the author's creativity and vision.
Every aspect of this world, from the rules governing magic to the societal dynamics, adds depth and authenticity to the narrative. The vivid descriptions and intricate detailing transport the reader into this fantastical realm, enriching the overall experience.
Moreover, the narrative delves into the complexities of the human psyche and the struggles that define humanity. Chihiro's journey, laden with challenges and internal conflicts, serves as a mirror reflecting the innate resilience of the human spirit against adversity.
The artistic brilliance in "Kagurabachi" is a visual spectacle, enhancing the overall narrative and leaving a lasting imprint on the reader's mind. The manga's artistry is an intricate dance of colors, lines, and composition, perfectly complementing the story's themes and emotions.
The character design is meticulous, breathing life into each persona, and the action sequences are dynamic and electrifying. The mangaka's ability to convey emotions through visuals is awe-inspiring, pulling the reader into a world where every expression and movement carries profound meaning.
As Chihiro embarks on his quest for vengeance, readers are taken on a transformative odyssey through the depths of his character. The loss of his father ignites a spark within him, setting him on a path of revenge. However, as he navigates the challenges and trials that lie ahead, he begins to question the very essence of his purpose.
Chihiro's evolution from a single-minded avenger to a discerning individual, seeking justice beyond retribution, showcases the maturity and complexity of the character development within "Kagurabachi." It is a testament to the narrative's ability to portray a hero's journey that is not only physical but also deeply introspective and emotional.
The moments of sorrow, the glimmers of hope, the bursts of triumph - all are expertly woven into the narrative, creating a symphony of emotions that resonates with readers. It's this emotional connection that elevates "Kagurabachi" to a level of storytelling where fiction becomes an experience, leaving a lasting impression.
The symbolism of Kagurabachi extends beyond the surface, delving into the intricacies of the human experience. It represents the duality within us all, the interplay of light and darkness, and the eternal struggle for equilibrium in a chaotic world. This layer of symbolism enriches the narrative, adding depth and complexity.
"Kagurabachi" is not merely a story; it is a saga, a tapestry of emotions, magic, and existential exploration. As readers traverse its pages, they become part of a literary legacy that challenges conventions and leaves an indelible mark on the fabric of fiction.
The impact of "Kagurabachi" extends beyond its pages, inspiring discussions, fan theories, and fan art. It is a testament to the power of storytelling, where a fictional universe becomes a canvas for collective imagination and creativity.
Chihiro's character undergoes not only a physical journey but a psychological one as well. The trauma of losing his father haunts him, and as he delves deeper into his quest for revenge, he grapples with the complexity of his emotions. The internal struggle, the battle between his desire for vengeance and the need for inner peace, is a riveting exploration of the human psyche.
"Kagurabachi" raises an important ethical dilemma: the distinction between justice and revenge. Chihiro's path is a tightrope walk, teetering between retribution and seeking genuine justice. This dichotomy challenges readers to ponder the true essence of justice and the consequences of allowing vengeance to shape our actions.
The depth of "Kagurabachi" lies in its symbolic elements and metaphoric underpinnings. The magical sword, Kagurabachi, and the various encounters in Chihiro's journey are laden with symbolic meanings. The sword, for instance, represents more than just a weapon; it embodies strength, heritage, and destiny, serving as a metaphor for Chihiro's evolution.
Deep within the narrative, "Kagurabachi" subtly touches upon socio-political issues. The Yakuza and the corruption within the society act as a metaphor for real-world societal challenges. Through Chihiro's struggle against these forces, the manga reflects the fight for justice and righteousness in a world marred by corruption.
Amidst the action and adventure, "Kagurabachi" introduces a poignant love arc. Chihiro's interactions with a fellow warrior ignite a spark, adding a layer of romance to the story. This romantic subplot adds emotional depth and serves as a reminder of humanity's capacity for love, even in the darkest of times.
At its core, "Kagurabachi" delves into existential themes, questioning the purpose of life, the nature of reality, and the concept of free will. It draws inspiration from existentialist philosophy, inviting readers to engage with fundamental questions about human existence and the choices that define us.
The mythical universe of Kagurabachi is a captivating tapestry that warrants further exploration. Each aspect of this world - its magical system, its history, and its mystical beings - holds a treasure trove of stories waiting to be unveiled. It's a universe rich with potential for spin-offs and extended narratives.
"Kagurabachi" seamlessly weaves elements of Japanese culture into its narrative, honoring its roots and immersing readers in a world deeply inspired by Japanese mythology and traditions. This cultural integration is a tribute to the manga's origin and adds authenticity to the storyline.
Beyond the pages of the manga, "Kagurabachi" has spawned a vibrant and dedicated fan community. Fans engage in discussions, create fan art, and participate in conventions, spreading the magic of "Kagurabachi" across the globe. This sense of community further enhances the manga's appeal and contributes to its legacy.
Each of these aspects of "Kagurabachi" adds to the opus, enriching the reading experience and elevating it to a level of storytelling that transcends the ordinary. As readers continue to delve into the pages of this fictional saga, they find not just a story but a captivating world filled with layers of meaning and nuance. "Kagurabachi" isn't just a manga; it's an immersive experience that lingers in the hearts and minds of those who dare to enter its magical realm.
In conclusion, "Kagurabachi" stands as the epitome of fiction, transcending traditional boundaries and redefining what a captivating narrative can achieve. Chihiro's journey, coupled with the infusion of magic, compelling themes, and artistic brilliance, propels the manga into a league of its own. Its ability to resonate with readers, ignite introspection, and evoke a myriad of emotions places "Kagurabachi" at the pinnacle of fiction, leaving an indelible mark on the landscape of storytelling.
This comment has explored the depths of "Kagurabachi," unraveling its complexities and celebrating its triumphs. As readers continue to be enthralled by Chihiro's odyssey, this masterpiece will undoubtedly be etched into the annals of fiction as a beacon of storytelling excellence, inspiring generations to come.
What the heeeeeelllllll
Zoro Rip Off
Iaintreadinallat
@@davidarvingumazon5024 zoro is rip off kagura bachi tf you mean
nice ai btw
Kagurabachi is what every manga in history wishes it could be. The embodiment of sustained greatness; all the way from the first chapter to the third chapter.
to the... oh wait that's it
ikr the transition was seamless from chapter 1 to chapter 2. It's almost as if its telling the same story.
It has been getting serialised more than 869420 seconds and it's still yet to have a single bad chapter.
This is unprecedented
Yeah, its been quite the journey.
Isekai Manga: 😭😭😭
Manhwa: isekai manga? more like breast cancer manga! wow u are so boring! u suck at writing novels! and u only draw truck accidents, breast and girls!
Kagura Bachi: the hell are you talking about?
So glad Kagura Bachi finally got a manga adaptation. I been reading it since it was just thoughts in the mangakas head.
Same, just wait till the manga only's see Wano and the Chunin Exam.
When Chihiro uses the Yamato to split himself in two, his devil half and his human half, creating C and Hihiro.... peak writing
@@gustavopereira4924 No, Chihiro splits into "Kagura" and "Bachi" and then proceeds to use the ultimate move "Kagura Slash" and Bachi'd all over the enemies.
@@gustavopereira4924 Chihiro hires Chihiro’s brother and Chihiro’s son to stop Chihiro, and hopefully fuse Chihiro and Chihiro back together again to become Chihiro (The Game)
ik right hope it gets an anime adaptation iv been waiting for years
When I was a young boy, this manga saved my dog from a house fire. I’m so greatful
6.9k likes this is epic
Same 🥲
New manga title "When I Was A Young Boy This Manga Saved Me"
My father took me into the city
@@rakeshchowdhury202that’s too short. The title should be “When I was a young boy, This Manga saved me, now I have gained a cheat code and became the strongest in the world with my slave harem from another world with my strongest skill, now I am on quest to become the demon king to honour the Manga that saved my life”
He saved me from my uncle 😢
Enough time has passed. It's actually peak.
yeah lol, I didn't expect the manga to actually be this good
@@Matthew-n6f same lmao, like we wasnt actually joking?
The manga is actually goated.
Incredible story,art,MC and how the panels are placed make if feel like it's moving.
Self-fullfiling prophecy
Truly peakachi
I felt literal chills when Kagura-beard said that the "KAGURA BACHI IS REAL!!!"
but then the other kagura-beard killed him :(
Lmao
Can we get much higher🗣️
I felt rambunctious tingling sense when Kagura-beard said kaGURARARARARA, obviously gura gura no mi moment of all time
Can we much kagurabachier
Not only has Kagurabachi not gotten canceled or crashed and burned, its genuinely become a great read. Hilarious that people randomly latched on to it so early ironically
This just goes to show that Morbius is a timeless classic
You funny
Isekai Manga: 😭😭😭
Manhwa: isekai manga? more like breast cancer manga! wow u are deranged! u suck at writing novels! u only draw truck accidents, breast and girls!
Kagura Bachi: the hell are you talking about?
The anime version of morbius. We've come full circle.
Morbachi
HOW DO I BUY THE MANGA IM DUM
Kagura Bachi getting axed by Shonen Jump or becoming a famous long-running series would both be hilarious outcomes.
Well its popular so getting axed is not gonna be on the list of reasons of why kagurabachi's inevitable hype is going to be dying down
more likely people will just get annoyed at the fans going ham on the bandwagon and looking down on the series but yeah whether it succeeds or fail will be absolutely a hilarious sight to see
pray the mangaka does not get the latter
@@cursedcat9557while it appears to be really popular in the west I am not sure how popular it is in Japan , which is what Shonen Junp actually cares about
@@AlexT7916i forgot that the japanese audience exists because of this meme ngl 💀
Getting readers hyped and maintaining the momentum can make it survive. Just look at Black Clover;
Very generic, very similar premise (stealing) with other shonen story, very predictable, but the story is easy to follow and the mindless battle still attract readers.
I don't see any difference from Kagurabachi and Chainsaw Meh. They are both meh and disappointing for me.
When the main villian asked “are you kagura because your bachi or are you bachi because your kagura” I knew that this truly was the kagura bachi that is approaching. Chills
Yeah same for me when the villian said "Are you the strongest because you are Kagurabachi or are you Kagurabachi because you are the strongest"
Honestly my favorite part was when a random thug said he was gonna steal kagura bachis sword and he said "if you want it... then you'll have to take it." While sitting on his plastic lawn chair. Truly a motivational scene. Made me bury the light deep within. Kagura bachi truly is the storm that is approaching
Yeah he looks so much like Vergil, still waiting for the manga to begin the tax evasion arc!
@@josephcastillo1079 He literally killed the Yakuza(after some time We know They were gonna start to fee "protection" to the local people)
also When He split himself into C and Yorsuord , that shit was good
I loved it when he said "I am The Kagura Bachi that is approaching."
when we gonna seethe child support dodging arc
5 months later, Kagurabachi is now actually the goat of this year
Actually crazy how amazing it is
One year later later, an anime is in discussion. This aged beautifully
36 chapters in and this is something special.
Unironically, having your new manga explode in popularity with it's DEBUT CHAPTER is no small feat.
I can't think of any other manga that has done that
chainsaw man?
nope @@aryanjain6948
@@aryanjain6948 chainsaw man didn't really get popular until like mid-2020 which was during the final arcs of part 1 [like chapter 70]
@@aryanjain6948 nope, wasn't that popular in the west on start up
Ruridragon
Some corrections : Shonen Jump always put new mangas on the front of the issue, they do it everytime.
Also, beside the meme, there is no way to determine if Kagura Bachi will be the next hit, a good proportions of Jump newcomers end up being rapidly cancelled due to of a lack of popularity. It's so common that new mangas are expected to be axed until proven otherwise. For now, there's only two chapters so there is no way to know.
Yeah it’s average so far, but hype only a quick pop but won’t hold unless everyone invest into it like it’s GameStop stock
It was the next hit.
PeaKagurabachi is REAL 💯
@@Rajiota yeah it's peak
this aged perfectly, one year later
if I see anyone disrespecting this manga after chapter 37 its on sight bro
Coming back to say that the manga is actually peak
When kagura bachi said "every morning i wake up with new hatred" Left a tear in my eye😢 so inspirational
Seriously that line is my favorite thing about the manga so far.
@@fenistereinc.5797personally for me it was the fish
@lonesomediamond4235 yea the fish are honestly drawn so clean imo especially when they were against the moonlight
@@lonesomediamond4235 chihiro having fish/water themed fighting style is surprising, hopefully he doesn't abandon them LIKE A CERTAIN SWORDSMAN WHO USES MAGICAL BLADES TO HUNT DOWN DEMONS.
Sounds quite edgy.
A year later and it might unironically be peak
When the MC bellowed "I AM THE KAGURABACHI THAT IS APPROACHING!", I was shook to the core. Truly the most motivated Kagurabachi of all time
cant wait to see him steal his son's right arm
@@gustavopereira4924and refuse to pay child support
We hope we don't get an spinoff where the main character shoots an pregnant woman
@@Akemi-loveToji couldn't relate at all😄
"Throughout heaven and earth, I alone am the Kagurabachi”🥶
Funny how KGB actually ended up being really good and has a high chance of going on to being a big series
Yeah i was like tf
Maybe it wasn't a meme all along...
we can NOT be calling it KGB LMAO
One year later & all of the memes were right. This shit is peak
This meme sort of makes me sad, since manga authors are usually single people (sometimes with a few assistants), while Morbius was the creation of a soulless corporate committee. Imagine how excited you'd be if you were a foreign author seeing everyone excited to read your work, only to realize every last person was actually ruthlessly making fun of you. Maybe I'm weird for finding that gross or mean.
Thanks, now you made me sad 😢
Glad I'm not the only one feeling this way. If I was the author and I figured out my first few chapters were being made fun of for no good reason by hundreds of thousands I'd probably lose all motivation
It's not the same thing, no one really thinks it's bad
I think for kagura bachi people really not having ill intent just want to roast the existing shounen fandom.. the negative is the existing shounen fandom will hate kagurabachi
yes its depressing as fuck
Man I’m so glad kagurabachi is getting a manga adaptation
I remember reading it back when I was a kid because the author was projecting his thoughts about the series in my dreams
I can’t wait for the story to reach the part where one of the main characters, Kagura, said “It’s bachin time” and proceeded to kagurabachi all over the place. It was genuinely one of the fights in manga history
It's wild how this was so memed and the actual kagurabachi manga is really good
Ironically, it actually ended up being great. Too early to call it the next big thing, but it's definitely got some of the strongest first 30 chapters among Shounen Jump manga over the last 10 years.
It's literally one of the best Shonen Jump series right now a year later, funny how it started off as being ironically called peak only to now be genuinely peak.
I cried so hard when Chihiro Uzumaki defeated Kagura Uchiha and saved the 5 villages and Shinobi world, this manga changed my life, it’s beautiful.
If KaguraBachi manages to pull this off and have a decent story it might actually be one of the new gen big 3 lmao
no
it’s pulled off everything, honestly flawless I could talk about the peak fiction called kagura bachi for days, weeks, years, decades even centuries
don't u noticed how every panel of the manga has a deep meaning that can help the humanity evolve to conquer the whole galaxy? kagurabachi is a profound secret but only the chosen ones are allowed to comprehend the truly mysterious and powerful manga of kagurabachi
@@Cloud-wf2ntthese fans are gold bro❤
We need a another term cause new gen means nothing at this point
The fact that it’s pretty good rn 💀
It's very good
i actually love this manga. chapter 33 rn is peak
The day when people compare Kagura Bachi to Morbius itself is a day that i never really expected to hear about.
Bitte, bitte, mach wieder Mario Maker, Kegy.
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Quick note: the weekly shonen jump magazine always puts newly serialized mangas on the front cover regardless of what it is so it's not exclusive to kagura bachi
i like how we're confusing Japanese people with this meme 🤣
Na na even me a European
I mean..can you really blame them though? Even I was confused by this meme and I'm Asian fyi
@@NetBattler the hype is so strong it became a meme
@@NetBattler we're talking abt nationalities
I'm actually also confused, and I'm from Europe. So, do you guys like it or not?
Unironically, I'm enjoying this manga a lot
My favorite part of Kagura Bachi is when he says “it’s bachi time” and then kaguras all over those guys
I used to be depressed years ago but Kagura Bachi saved me after seeing the goat Chihiro Kagura all over Bachi
I love when the mc Chihiro Rokuhira says "It's Kagura baching time" and Kagurabachies all over the audience
HIS NAME IS KAGURA BACHI
@@nguyenlehoang1234 i deadass thought that was his name until i read the chapter
I refuse to acknowledge that his name is Chihiro instead of Kagura Bachi
People who make and people who enjoy this joke are bottom of the barrel losers, jfc
@@nguyenlehoang1234bro is deadass serious 💀
kagurabachi most popular Manga at the anime expo 2024 crazy
I got chills when the MC said "Im boutta kagurabachi" and "ambaching" at that moment I felt the KaguraBachi coming inside of me 🤑
Cool
Ambatukam
Yessit yestanku somach ambaching
7 months later, and it's still peak
I’m all for the Mangaka doing his own thing. So long as he doesn’t get harassed nor demoralized by the constant people squawking about the memes and simply finishes his creation as he sees fit.
@rohandasgupta8758 Morbius showed that is not the case
@@crazybeatrice4555That one got morb-licity
@@crazybeatrice4555I hate this meme with all my soul. Not because the movie is good (although in fact I really think it's great), but because the meme is disgusting and popular. I can't find anything good with Morbius because the meme is more popular than the movie...And it would be fine if people joked 3 times, but they did it a thousand times and this is already a tragedy.
@@Yalovayahznepomnimena You can’t find anything good with Morbius because it’s trash 😂😂. It’s popularity is derived from being so trash that it’s meme’d on, if you enjoy it you’re in the very small minority of viewers.
@@fourplayerarcade I understand that everyone has an opinion, but is the movie so bad that you hate it so much? It's not bad enough to get such fame - it's a normal movie
The first two chapters were really good though, not gonna lie. Catches audience attention with the hook quickly, doesn't overly focus on backstory or take too long to get going, and not bad world building for how little we have so far.
My favorite part was when Kagura said "It’s Baching time.” And then proceeded to Bach all of his enemies.
Peak Manga.
He then pulled out a comically large katana
Yhwach Bach
People who make and people who enjoy this joke are bottom of the barrel losers, jfc
xd
Johann Sebastian Bach would be proud
I decided to ironically read it this week, ended up being unironically a fan of it... It was actually peak the art and fights are perfect and almost a new chapter drops every week. Unlike a wasted series made by a fraud called gaygay..
PEAKURA BACHI SOLOS FICTION💯
KAGURA BAPEAK ‼️
@@virtuallylightblueKAPEAKA BACHI
Coming back after a year, i read the first 20 or 30 chapters and its actually pretty good.
LIMC never dissapoints with these
I remember the time when Shonen Jump tried to axe Kagurabachi, but Kagurabachi axed Jump instead. Luckily, they spared them, and that's why we can still read Shonen Jump today.
It really is a Kagura Bachi moment of all time
Looking back at this is pretty funny
This Era of customers trolling media companies is both hilarious and terrifying.
As my friend liked to describe it, _"Demon Slayer but Tanjiro is no longer wholesome."_
demon slayer if it was good
Demon Slayer but with The Cooler Tanjiro
Demon Slayer'nt
I've been calling it for tge past week, but watch these memes not only be the best free marketing one could have nowadays but also watch the manga turn around and go from generic to actually unironically good. That would be just downright hillarious
This. Not Kagura Bachi, but I remember when 100 GF first came out, I said it is just your typical trash harem romcom and it probably will get 10 chapters max. And here we are with the manga having 150 chapters and an anime adaptation with it rumored to be two cour.
Hope that all this talks this meme generate will make Kagura has a name for himself.
this aged well.
Predicted the Future
Kagura bachi grew to be the 5th most popular manga on Shonen Jump so clearly the meme truly boosted the manga tremendously. We know even the author knows about the memes.
man I remember returning home from school and turning on TV to see the new episode of kagura bachi with my dad, truly one of the moments of my life
😢 truly times remember when he cut gojo in half with only his finger
@@Animemanistshu..Why it's funny ?
@@Yalovayahznepomnimena but remember when he said after the fight „this wa truly kagura bachiing“ and kagura bachiing all over both of his halfway
@@Animemanist no- its overused joke
*IT'S BACHI TIME*
The moment when chihiro said "i am the kagura bachi" i cried so hard 😭😭😭
It is quite literally the embodiment of peak perfection in all of fiction and there is no debating that. Kagura Bachi has saved millions if lives, ended world hunger, stop global warming, ended world war, even the cure for cancer was written in kagura bachi. So we can all agree that it truly was a kagura bachi.
Who is Kagurabachi?
In Geography, my World.
In History, my King.
In Mathematics, my Solution.
In Mythology, my God.
In Art, my canvas
In Science, my Oxgen
In Health, my Daily Dose
In Astronomy, my Universe
In Anime, my greatest character to ever live
In Astronomy, my Universe.
If i'm Hungry, He's Food
If i'm Blind, He''s Light
If i'm Sick, He's Medicine
For the blind, he is the Light.
For the hungry, he is the Bread.
For the poor, he is the Wealth.
For me, he is Everything
Kagurabachi saved my life i was walking across the road holding a self printed copy of the first chapter then a car was about to hit me but he saw my kagurabachi print and nutted so hard it went all over the windscreen and he narrowly missed me thank you so much kagurabachi for saving my life. Very Recommended this is the best manga ever, this like once a millennium manga series
It is growing to be peak.
Kagura Bachi the Rock is my favorite Vietnamese cartoon of all time, in every universe. It's no surprise it grossed over 11 bachillion dollars, which is more money than all the atoms in the observable universe.
I need to draw bachi the rock now thank you for this inspiration
When the Mc said "throughout heaven and earth I alone am the KAGURA bachi" I got chills 😩🥶
When I was a kid this manga beat me up and thought me about being tough.
I would honestly love it if kagura bachi turns out to be, unironically, a genuinely amazing manga, the art is already good
Morbius never died, he evolved
I am sick and i was shaking and crying when peter said "holly crap lois i am kagura bachi" definitely one of the best crossover i ever watch as a child.
When he said, "I'm Kagurabaching," I really felt that on another level 😢❤
"Throughout the Kagura's and the Bachi's i alone am the Kagura Bachi- Morbius
kagura bachi showed me the true meaning of life and how to live the way i want
it is a completely life changing experience
Kagura vs Bachi will break the internet when animated, mark my words
Truly a Kagura Bachi moment
Kagurabachi truly is the epitome of peak fiction not only meeting but also exceeding the gold standards when it comes to storytelling from its characters to world building, lore creation and power system. The plot twists were so well done i mean you could read it over and over again not even noticing the subtle but impactful clues left behind by the author in certain moments of the story. The characterisation is just on point everyone in the story is majestic in their abilities yet still feel grounded enough to resemble real life people with a depth of emotion as vast as the ocean itself. Every turning point in the story is delivered with the utmost care and consideration to how it progresses and changes the story and those within it really allowing us to see the story as though we were experiencing it ourselves. Each conflict challenging both our protagonist's and antagonists forcing them to change and mature as people less they fall behind as a result of the ghosts of their past and future teaching those of us in the real world the hard choices and tough life lessons remaining for as long as we live. The world itself being such a bright and meticulously constructed organism that helps transcend the audience's suspension of disbelief and provide an ample nesting place for which the story may gain its ground. It's just *chefs kiss* peak fiction.
I hope the author takes advantage of this popularity even if it’s a meme because if he makes a good story it could actually go really well
One thing that adds to the meme potential is the really stilted translation some totally legal manga sharing platforms. It just felt like an AI translated the work.
I've read it and I am can say that it's actually peak
LIMC is no doubt the best unintentional promotional channel
I love the part where the mc said "its kagura bachin time"
and then he start flying like morbius when he said "Morbing time"
Imagine having to make a video on why the sky is blue and stuff because this is exactly what this video is, like everything can't be explained by words. Some things need to be experienced. So go read my goat Peakabachi; here's the reading order:
1. Kagurabachi: ch1
2. Kagurabachi: ch2
3. Kagurabachi: ch2
😂😂😂 I LOVE that this is just another variation of the Morbius meme. Definitely the GOAT of memes
I lost my mind when Chhiro said
"I am become kagurabachi. The bachier of worlds". Truly the peakest moment in all of fiction.
Kagura Bachi is not only the greatest manga of all time, but it has solved world hunger, cured cancer, and led to world peace.
You guys are in for a ride, I been reading the story since it came into the author's head.
I mean, the Kagura Bachi memes are funny af, but I genuinely think this could end up being an original and great manga. I've really liked the first two chapters, and I'm all in for reading it week by week. Chihiro the🐐
CHAPTER 3 scans dropped and I love chihiro more now
There hasn't even been 10 chapters yet you people are going crazy over this? You people just flock to whatever everyone else flocks to.
@@Onepieceistheworstanime"oh look I'm so cool I hate everything that's popular!!!!!!" mf's when they realize that water is the most popular drink in the world:
@@Onepieceistheworstanime Looking at your name and comment just shows the truth man. You are a fucking caricature and belong more in a stereotypes on anime fandom video than in real life.
@@aanakkRead his name, you just walked right into his trap willingly
I actually read the first two chapters after seeing this video. Honestly, the most interesting aspect of the comic is it's approach to katanas as works of craftsmanship and the messy relationship between being a craftsman and being complicit in murder. Other than that, it's a pretty standard revenge story.
It's kind of a shame that it's seemingly receiving the Morbius treatment because that one idea feels pretty fresh and interesting
This is basically Morbius situation but in manga form
I remember reading Kagurabachi a long time ago. Finally it's getting some recognition
Enough time has passed. The LIMC video confirms Kagurabachi's big 3 status. Tenoí.
I can’t believe Kagura Bachi is already 20 years old, time really flies
its funny how we all expected that chihiro was going to be a typical edgy MC then in reality he just fails on being one
Oh my God the interview part was so funny, I actually laughed out loud
Kagurabachi Anime Adaptation Studio By Cygames Pictures!
🔥🔥🔥
My favorite part is when he said "its kagura time" and he started kargurabaching every
This clip aged well lol
Having immersed myself in manga for an extensive period, I can confidently assert that 'Kagura Bachi' epitomizes the pinnacle of the shounen genre.
I think the reason Kagurabachi got the main spot in its starting Jump issue is probably because that's how it usually goes when a new manga begins in Jump.
Something I would like to add is that every manga gets to be on the cover of jump. It’s part of how they promote new series. Also currently it is around 5th on manga plus putting it below One Piece, Boruto 2, Jujitsu Kaisen, and one other series I can’t remember.
Can't wait for Kagurabachi to win next year's Oscar