@@Austinfdpnope gojo won, sukuna fans held a gun to geges head and made him make sukuna win, gege sent out a secret message to all his true fans to let them now its all a farce.
@@mangocookie4790 nope if you were a real fan you would've gotten geges secret message, in the message he literally calls his own show jumidsu kaisen because of the whole ordeal.
I definitely get the “11 chapter rule” but there are so many great one-shots out there that it’s hard to completely disregard something JUST because it’s short.
Almost a year later, that line about it not maintaining hype has aged like milk, but in the best way. If anything it has more hype than it initially did. Less memes but over 200k volumes in circulation before translation even happened and with 2 volumes released. Tenoì
I remember back when I had got out of college in 1999, I was sifting through manga books from my school friend who always had new manga every week and I saw the kagura bachi and something just spoke to me kagura bachi brought me in to a world where I felt like I was actually there in my personal opinion kagura bachi is the greatest piece of fiction I have ever read and I have literally read every single manga I even time traveled to the future and there still isn't a manga better than kagura bachi its a true 100/10 manga its better than one piece dbz naruto and even berserk it makes me grateful I was born in the generation to witness such a master class in manga story telling
Kagura Bachi may be the best piece of fiction in all of history. from its story to the characters, everything in Kagura Bachi can be seen as literal perfection. In my entire life I have never seen any piece of literature with so much emotion and pose shown in panels. Looks like the real Kagura Bachi were the friends we made along the way… and I’m glad I was able to partake in this journey.
All memes aside these first 2 chapters show a lot of potential and promise for the manga going forward. It’s already done what a lot of manga failed to do in its first 2 chapters and so far the writing seems to be very solid.
Definitely read it. Didn’t know there was hype about it. I FW the art and the back story. The magic swords are pretty cool. It’s like if Oda were to focus on the swords of one piece. So the potential to see all the types of powers we normally see with different sword. I was thinking the red fish was for healing or some type of utility. Also the possibility of him making his own sword 🗡️
I JUST read Kagurabachi after starting this video and by now the second chapter is ou, so I was able to read a bit forward. And it doesn't disappoint, it doesn't go up much but it is still interesting enough and also sets up future chapters. I am so excited for the first manga I will be able to read from the beginning as it begins.
When I reached the egg I started watching kagura bachi, it helped in the tough times of being in the womb, but then the incident happened, when sukuna adapted to the authors infinity, rip kagura bachi 2099 - 0❤️💐😭
My favourite part was when Kagura use his dad's sword to Bachi all over the place and said,"I am become Kagurabachi" Truly the son Naruto deserved, solos jjk
So I saw Kagurabachi pop up on the Shonen Jump app the day it released. Saw the cool cover art, chapter 1, thought to myself "sure, worth a read". I hadn't realised until this video that there was any hype around it at all. But as far as 1st chapters go, it was genuinely good. I really hope the series keeps going, I'm excited to keep reading.
Between Sakamoto Days, Akane-Banashu, MMA Asumi, and Wild Strawberry. I'm super switched on to a lot of ongoing Jump that's not the big New Gen right now. But Kagarubachi has got all the hype even though Mamayuyu has had a really promising start as well!
I mean it definitely looks cool but i dont think people should be saying its better than anything when its literally 2 chapters at most. I wish a lot of weebs would give manga, and anime room to breathe and develop before instantly comparing it to other products. It maight be great it might fall flat but until then can we all just stop comparing everything to everything else?
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.
Ah yes, what a great rule. Don't read a manga until it's after 10 chapters in case it gets cancelled. Which with enough people doing just causes good manga to get cancelled.
I saw the authors previous one shot is pretty similar with pacts with demons to use magic and it looks continued here. I'll probably read it eventually, but in my older age I'd love to see a manga who's Mc is an old person's dealing with a chaotic violent world as the strongest person. Like a story more focused on philosophy vs power. I know Vineland, Vagabond, berserk, etc kajiu8 but neither of them are quite that.
first time coming here. I'm an Anime fiend. I found your spot to be funny, informative and cool. It is very conducive to my weed consumption. Good work dude
Honestly saw it as a new manga on the app and went ‘sure why not, I have 20 minutes.’ and was not at all disappointed. I’ll definitely be checking chapter 2 out tomorrow. Edit: After reading the next chapter, still thoroughly engaged and interested in seeing what happens next.
I'm definitely enjoying both of the chapters too 👌🏾 I like how they threw in a 3 year time skip right off the bat and the art style is just so damn clean. The last few panels when he was sitting in the window sill had so much detail in the environment and the pacing was perfect looking in the reflection and having Mr. Shiba tell em there's a sighting of an enchanted blade is crispy af
Little correction, guns have been in japan since the mongol invasions. Oda nobunaga loved guns and made a majority of his army gunman. Its semi automatic weapons that japan didnt see till ww1
Bro I just read manga for the first time like iv never actually stopped life to read I hate reading but chapter 2 came out and I already can't wait for chapter 3 shit is so amazing I hope you do more videos on it and I hope you can get more into this masterpiece omg it's amazing
Each word of this video was well thought out.. I love that you brought up the fact that Advanced sword Breathing technique Scitegata (butchering the spelling) is not a new sword concept nor exclusive to Demon Slayer. Very solid video Ham🤙 Side note: Most highly skilled samurai know about this..
Very thankful for an actual analysis of the manga instead of just a copy and paste morbius meme like most of the other videos ive found talking about it
10:24 I've always called that facial hair the "Burnsides," after General Ambrose Burnside of the American Union who had the SUPREME form of this beard-style. "Mutton Chops" are the inverse of the Goatee; you shave off all the hair around your mouth and chin while leaving your cheek and jaw hair. When the Moustache and Mutton Chops connect, that's the Burnsides.
All this video made me realize is that not enough people appreciate undead unluck! I love that story and keep up with it weekly! Please give it a try! 😭
Pretty sure every time a chapter 1 of a new manga is featured on the cover of Shonen Jump, it rates first for that week. Its also the first thing that appears in the magazine. This hype around one chapter of a new manga isn't new. so the rankings of this manga are 1, 6, 10, 8, 10, 5, 11. average rating 7.3.
And on top of that kazui(Ichigo's son) does have an ability to manifest 2 fish like Unohana's shikai tho idk about that, but it definitely reminds me of Bleach, lol this is going to be one amazing series.
Guns were introduced to Japan by Portuguese who shipwrecked in the 1500s, the then started producing flintlock inspired pistols and rifles in 1570s-1580s Guns were used long before ww1 in Japan lol
I don't know why you need a title. It like this. You don't need to discredit something else to prop. Something else up. They're both good on their own merits. But we get it. You you need your clickbait views. Otherwise you can make money.
Just read the first two chapters and really enjoyed them!! I loved your analysis and am excited to subscribe to your channel! The background on the sword style was super cool. Can't wait to see where this story goes!
As someone who is only on one social media platform, Facebook. I haven't heard about this anime but ill definitely check it out. It doesn't sound unique but i does sound interesting.
My favorite part about this all is Japan being oblivious to the joke and not understanding whats going on. Reminds me of all the Fort Night messages in Elden Ring that boggled them at the time too.
There’s a lot of over hyping and I’m not sure if the pacing falls under rushing or trimming fat categories. It’s still pretty interesting and I’m excited for more ❤🎉😊
It’s just now occurring to me that, since the katana magic has goldfish in it, this might be a “kill something with your sword to cool the blade in their blood and make the sword magically powerful” thing, so logically the way to make the Most Powerful Sword would be to do an Azor Ahai amd stab your girlfriend
the story might be like some bad villain or something like that came to chihiro and his father's house for swords but his father refuse to give the villain so the villain kills the father and chihiro got the scare due to this fight and after killing the father the villain takes all the important swords present at their home expect the one chihiro has right now, and the villain has all the swords or sell the sword in black market as such. And now chihiro is going to find and kill the villain and also find the swords that they took as its wordsmiths responsibility too. Some thing like this
I kinda hate to admit that it's good and potentially much more charming that I give it credit for, but its really hard getting over the romanticization of katanas and how edgy a lot of it is
"Are you the strongest because youre Kagura Bachi or are you Kagura Bachi because youre the strongest" gets me every time😔
Wait didnt they say that in jjk or im smoking??
@Austinfdp you're definitely smoking bro. They said it on Kagura Bachi
😂😂😂😂😂
@@Austinfdp stop smoking man
@@togfanatic3781 why would you smoke some random man
As Gojo's parting words said, "It's time for the Kagura to Bachi"
🚬🚬🚬 fruadjo pizzajo🚬🚬🚬
@@Austinfdpnope gojo won, sukuna fans held a gun to geges head and made him make sukuna win, gege sent out a secret message to all his true fans to let them now its all a farce.
Nanami’s last words “I’m trusting the future to you… Chihiro”
@@pokemonfan2630 the cope is crazy
@@mangocookie4790 nope if you were a real fan you would've gotten geges secret message, in the message he literally calls his own show jumidsu kaisen because of the whole ordeal.
Everyone knows where they were when the first chapter of kagurabachi released
This is truly OUR kagurabachi
My first tattoo was when Chihiro said “it’s kagurbaching time”
@@theweebcommander actually thank you for the idea on the next tattoo:^]
@@theweebcommanderisn’t this a new manga tho n haven’t you had Tatts for a while now always seeing ur sick as Naruto Tatts or other anime ones
@@thorn62_yt53wdym? This my childhood series from the 80's bruh don't disrespect it like that
Bro Baiting an entire fandom that’s already in shambles after 236😭
Yeah
Wym
Literally 😂😂 it’s good but it just started
It's a low blow
@@trebandz3057 GOJO DIED
I remember when Kagurabachi came out on VHS, easily some of the best media of the late 90s
Watching goku train with the hopes of achieving Chihiros strength was so inspiring as a child
Kagurabachi
@@theweebcommanderlmao😂
I remember when it was just a story told around campfires.
I remember homer telling me that when I was travelling Greek
Honestly I don't care if it's even good or not at this point, these memes are amazing, I'm gonna be legit sad if this manga fails and is discontinued.
Chapter 2 was really good! It’ll stick around for sure
@NukzFNMan my brain almost became unconscious from reading your comment to be honest.
@@Handle_Spark For real lmao. No offense to this bro right here, but he's like if the word "tangent" was a person.
Fr tho.
@marktytibayan4880gege himslef said that jjk was based of kagura bachi cope
"Throughout the Heavens and the Earth, I alone am the Kagurabachi."
Got chills when I read that.
When he said: "I'm going to be King of the Kagura Bachi!" I really felt that. Truly the most Kagura of all the Bachis of all time.
If Kagura Bachi fails, this marketing run will be known as Legendary
but it’s impossible for it to fail because it influenced the Big 3
Naruto, bleach and one piece wouldn't have been created without kagura bachi
the big 3 literally wouldn't exist without kagurabachi
@@KnowledgeHub1-n1tright the manga that started in September 2023 rightt…
@@clearifythat3470 don’t disrespect kagura bachi like that bro i remember growing up watching it in the cinema back in the 30s
@@erlking_sancho sure sure the same manga that was made in September 2033 Right 30’s…
I definitely get the “11 chapter rule” but there are so many great one-shots out there that it’s hard to completely disregard something JUST because it’s short.
First time i broke that rule and a new world was open: "chinese cultivation/martial novels".
I apply this rule solely to ongoing mangas. One shots are a completely different story
I was so hype when they decided to make katanas real for Kagura Bachi’s 30 year release anniversary
Almost a year later, that line about it not maintaining hype has aged like milk, but in the best way. If anything it has more hype than it initially did. Less memes but over 200k volumes in circulation before translation even happened and with 2 volumes released. Tenoì
I remember back when I had got out of college in 1999, I was sifting through manga books from my school friend who always had new manga every week and I saw the kagura bachi and something just spoke to me kagura bachi brought me in to a world where I felt like I was actually there in my personal opinion kagura bachi is the greatest piece of fiction I have ever read and I have literally read every single manga I even time traveled to the future and there still isn't a manga better than kagura bachi its a true 100/10 manga its better than one piece dbz naruto and even berserk it makes me grateful I was born in the generation to witness such a master class in manga story telling
Kagura Bachi may be the best piece of fiction in all of history. from its story to the characters, everything in Kagura Bachi can be seen as literal perfection. In my entire life I have never seen any piece of literature with so much emotion and pose shown in panels. Looks like the real Kagura Bachi were the friends we made along the way… and I’m glad I was able to partake in this journey.
All memes aside these first 2 chapters show a lot of potential and promise for the manga going forward. It’s already done what a lot of manga failed to do in its first 2 chapters and so far the writing seems to be very solid.
Chapter 15 is an absolute banger so this story is definitely gonna take off
Okay but like, 16 chapters in now and the hype is so fucking real cause this shit is incredible.
Definitely read it. Didn’t know there was hype about it. I FW the art and the back story. The magic swords are pretty cool. It’s like if Oda were to focus on the swords of one piece. So the potential to see all the types of powers we normally see with different sword. I was thinking the red fish was for healing or some type of utility. Also the possibility of him making his own sword 🗡️
Weeb Commander: you know what everyone has been talking about?
Me: JJK? Because of what happened?
Weeb commander: a new manga
I mean that too
ITS PIZZAJO 🚬🚬🚬🚬
I JUST read Kagurabachi after starting this video and by now the second chapter is ou, so I was able to read a bit forward. And it doesn't disappoint, it doesn't go up much but it is still interesting enough and also sets up future chapters.
I am so excited for the first manga I will be able to read from the beginning as it begins.
Kagura bachi was my childhood
It’s legit my first memory
When I reached the egg I started watching kagura bachi, it helped in the tough times of being in the womb, but then the incident happened, when sukuna adapted to the authors infinity, rip kagura bachi 2099 - 0❤️💐😭
Didn't it just came out
@@PrinceAjaxsonand AlREADY we've been watching it for decades and will for decades to come.
@@jdooms yea, this guy is just slow
Keep up the awesome work and videos Nick love the video
Ive been keeping up with this manga since it came out and can say that every arc just gets better and better 😊
The Uncle Ben speech right before he dies….Classic 😂😂😂
Chapter 2 out and it explains the plot further it's actually valid imo, and the training arc/get back arc might be crazyyy
I loved it when he said it's Bachin' time and goes Kagura-ing everyone on the first chapter!
My favourite part was when Kagura use his dad's sword to Bachi all over the place and said,"I am become Kagurabachi"
Truly the son Naruto deserved, solos jjk
Kagura is who bachi'd Himawari to the tenseigan.
Cannon knowledge tbh.
Don’t forget he solos real life too
So I saw Kagurabachi pop up on the Shonen Jump app the day it released. Saw the cool cover art, chapter 1, thought to myself "sure, worth a read".
I hadn't realised until this video that there was any hype around it at all.
But as far as 1st chapters go, it was genuinely good. I really hope the series keeps going, I'm excited to keep reading.
For me that manga has strong "Code Breakers" vibes
Code Breaker*
There been nothing bit hype on twitter. Idk about other platforms but people just saw promo art and went crazy! Now they saying horrible takes
@@NickPrzepadl oh man I absolutely loved Code Breaker!
@@NickPrzepadl *Boruto 😑
Overhyping is gonna be its downfall
Probably so.
I just read it and it’s pretty fire tho
@@ohnomybatterysdead2725definitely so it’s putting so much pressure on the writer
Bruh it was the og before big 3, the hell you wabblin about
@@grandwerewolfeagleU THINK THE WRITER SEES THIS??? LMFAO UR SUPPOSE TO WORK GOOD UNDER PRESSURE!!
Between Sakamoto Days, Akane-Banashu, MMA Asumi, and Wild Strawberry. I'm super switched on to a lot of ongoing Jump that's not the big New Gen right now. But Kagarubachi has got all the hype even though Mamayuyu has had a really promising start as well!
He reminds me of Captain Levi and I’m Here for that shit he probably gonna COOK 😂
I mean it definitely looks cool but i dont think people should be saying its better than anything when its literally 2 chapters at most. I wish a lot of weebs would give manga, and anime room to breathe and develop before instantly comparing it to other products. It maight be great it might fall flat but until then can we all just stop comparing everything to everything else?
i love it when he says "it kagura bachi time
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.
I ain't reading all that
Damn that happened sorry for your loss
Damn that happened that's cool, happy for you
Ah yes, what a great rule. Don't read a manga until it's after 10 chapters in case it gets cancelled. Which with enough people doing just causes good manga to get cancelled.
thats just his guide to determining the quality of manga obv its flawed but that doesnt mean you have to follow it
Enough time has passed.
This dude should have much more subs, I love you’re vids!
I like to imagine your head shakes around like that even when having a normal conversation with someone
my Instagram feed was full of the first chapter, but your videos is the reason I read the first chapter
It changed my life . Truly exceptional animation
Where can I watch it ?
@@quanthedon498on the Kagurabachi app
I saw the authors previous one shot is pretty similar with pacts with demons to use magic and it looks continued here. I'll probably read it eventually, but in my older age I'd love to see a manga who's Mc is an old person's dealing with a chaotic violent world as the strongest person. Like a story more focused on philosophy vs power. I know Vineland, Vagabond, berserk, etc kajiu8 but neither of them are quite that.
Honestly I’m so happy kagura bachi finally released season 12 of the anime, it was my entire childhood
first time coming here. I'm an Anime fiend. I found your spot to be funny, informative and cool. It is very conducive to my weed consumption. Good work dude
Nc hammer has some crazy unpopular opinions he’s the gen z representative
i have a feeling this is gonna be the "morbuis" of manga
Honestly saw it as a new manga on the app and went ‘sure why not, I have 20 minutes.’ and was not at all disappointed. I’ll definitely be checking chapter 2 out tomorrow.
Edit: After reading the next chapter, still thoroughly engaged and interested in seeing what happens next.
I'm definitely enjoying both of the chapters too 👌🏾 I like how they threw in a 3 year time skip right off the bat and the art style is just so damn clean. The last few panels when he was sitting in the window sill had so much detail in the environment and the pacing was perfect looking in the reflection and having Mr. Shiba tell em there's a sighting of an enchanted blade is crispy af
Little correction, guns have been in japan since the mongol invasions. Oda nobunaga loved guns and made a majority of his army gunman. Its semi automatic weapons that japan didnt see till ww1
Bro I just read manga for the first time like iv never actually stopped life to read I hate reading but chapter 2 came out and I already can't wait for chapter 3 shit is so amazing I hope you do more videos on it and I hope you can get more into this masterpiece omg it's amazing
Just for the record, they did have matchlocks and stuff during the sengoku era in the late 1500s
Each word of this video was well thought out..
I love that you brought up the fact that Advanced sword Breathing technique Scitegata (butchering the spelling) is not a new sword concept nor exclusive to Demon Slayer. Very solid video Ham🤙
Side note: Most highly skilled samurai know about this..
It is the hype. "I start the morning with fresh hatred"😂
Very thankful for an actual analysis of the manga instead of just a copy and paste morbius meme like most of the other videos ive found talking about it
It's 10 chapters in, and I'd say kagurabachi is unironically quite good.
10:24 I've always called that facial hair the "Burnsides," after General Ambrose Burnside of the American Union who had the SUPREME form of this beard-style. "Mutton Chops" are the inverse of the Goatee; you shave off all the hair around your mouth and chin while leaving your cheek and jaw hair. When the Moustache and Mutton Chops connect, that's the Burnsides.
I loved watching this back in 1995
The good ol days
Thanks for explaining everything I’ve read it but I didn’t notice a bit of that
CAN WE JUST GET ONE BLUELOCK VIDEO PLEASEEEEEEE
All this video made me realize is that not enough people appreciate undead unluck! I love that story and keep up with it weekly! Please give it a try! 😭
Hey Nick! I knew about your manga rule because I watch the podcast!! It's amazing! keep up the great work!
Pretty sure every time a chapter 1 of a new manga is featured on the cover of Shonen Jump, it rates first for that week. Its also the first thing that appears in the magazine. This hype around one chapter of a new manga isn't new. so the rankings of this manga are 1, 6, 10, 8, 10, 5, 11. average rating 7.3.
Just finished the Kagurabachi anime and I gotta say that it was VERY well done. Best animated series I've seen since OG chalkzone.
this Formulaic Manga is what we Need for a Little Nostalgia of Old School Shounen with a Modern Touch!
Enough time has passed, number 2 on mangaplus :DD.
And on top of that kazui(Ichigo's son) does have an ability to manifest 2 fish like Unohana's shikai tho idk about that, but it definitely reminds me of Bleach, lol this is going to be one amazing series.
i loved when kagura bachi came out on radio in 1947
Guns were introduced to Japan by Portuguese who shipwrecked in the 1500s, the then started producing flintlock inspired pistols and rifles in 1570s-1580s
Guns were used long before ww1 in Japan lol
I loved that this entire 25:27 video didn't discuss any SNoruto. We are blessed with Kagurabachi
my favourite line is "I am The Kagura Bachi". Its so good bro 😭
Bro I don't know how I did not even hear about this till yesterday
I don't know why you need a title. It like this. You don't need to discredit something else to prop. Something else up. They're both good on their own merits. But we get it. You you need your clickbait views. Otherwise you can make money.
Kaiju No. 8 Review please!
And more than likely Mappa will animate it lol.
Also doesn't the MC give Col. Mustang vibes?
Bro mad that fruadjo gone
Just read the first two chapters and really enjoyed them!! I loved your analysis and am excited to subscribe to your channel! The background on the sword style was super cool. Can't wait to see where this story goes!
As someone who is only on one social media platform, Facebook. I haven't heard about this anime but ill definitely check it out. It doesn't sound unique but i does sound interesting.
Nahhh the coldest line I have ever read "do I look sane to you?"
Lets not get ahead of ourselves here ....
My favorite part about this all is Japan being oblivious to the joke and not understanding whats going on. Reminds me of all the Fort Night messages in Elden Ring that boggled them at the time too.
To watch this anime is so pain cause so many deaths are there of my favourite character 😢 in jjk
Coming back to this video in 5 years will be awesome if it turns out flopping or not lol
Gokurakugai is so good man, love that manga
There’s a lot of over hyping and I’m not sure if the pacing falls under rushing or trimming fat categories. It’s still pretty interesting and I’m excited for more ❤🎉😊
Where can I watch it?
@@quanthedon498 I read it on Viz
Ay bro I appreciate the work you put in these vids for the anime/manga crowd. #Respect
It’s just now occurring to me that, since the katana magic has goldfish in it, this might be a “kill something with your sword to cool the blade in their blood and make the sword magically powerful” thing, so logically the way to make the Most Powerful Sword would be to do an Azor Ahai amd stab your girlfriend
This was the first time I've heard someone else mention Undead Unluck and I want more!!!
You're going to be reading wild strawberry in a few weeks.
the story might be like some bad villain or something like that came to chihiro and his father's house for swords but his father refuse to give the villain so the villain kills the father and chihiro got the scare due to this fight and after killing the father the villain takes all the important swords present at their home expect the one chihiro has right now, and the villain has all the swords or sell the sword in black market as such. And now chihiro is going to find and kill the villain and also find the swords that they took as its wordsmiths responsibility too. Some thing like this
It's Kill Bill with a little bit of Demon Slayer.
Line hook and sink, never been baited to click a video so quick
Not going to lie to you, Nick, I would never want to live at the brocade but it does sound like an OK place to visit.
Literally just started reading this AM. Already beyond hooked lmao
I kinda hate to admit that it's good and potentially much more charming that I give it credit for, but its really hard getting over the romanticization of katanas and how edgy a lot of it is
🤓🤓🤓🤓
The last part of your comments confusing
@@Peecamarke I think im clearly implying that I don't like edgy revenge stories, nor katanas/stories revolving around the glorification of katanas
@@drayalgoThat doesn’t mean they HAVE to have katanas in almost every manga, he’s just stating that.
Swords always have edges.. oh edgy stories... my bad I need coffee lol.
Ok but where do I get your chain it's so dope
I was waiting for your take on this manga when I seen it come out
Video starts at 4:27
The eyes only showing panel gave me a Guts from Berserk vibe
Hype might ruin it for some people though. Expectations are a mf
Second chapter in 2 days baby. Lets go.
Bro when dude said: "Datte kimi, kagurabachi." I literally pissed my pants.
Kaido: who are you
Kagurabacbi: My name is monkey d kagurabachi and ill be the king of the pirates
He looks like if Roy mustang from full metal alchemist had a child. Literally