Ryuko

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Respected fine artist Yoshimizu propels an enormous cast through a complicated plot that twists and turns without ever losing momentum and presents action sequences—of which there are many—in brilliantly disorienting compositions that emphasize speed and a sense of unfolding carnage. Fun for fans of Manga, crime epics, espionage thrillers, action adventure, and bold choices in illustration and storytelling. “-Library Journal Starred Review Delivers action, international intrigue and a complex exploration of morality”– Crime Fiction Lover

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As Ryuko gets entangled in the mysteries of her past and uncovers the truth behind the crimes she investigates, the plot unfolds with surprising twists and turns that keep readers on the edge of their seats. Moreover, this tale features impressive illustrations that complement the tale’s gritty atmosphere. When Hard Case Crime announced it was translating this book for an American audience, the publicity articles invariably compared it to Quentin Tarantino's Kill Bill. It is shame that Eldo did not learn from Tarantino how to ground his martial arts revenge tale by first establishing the audience's sympathy with one or two lead characters. There's a French publisher called Le Lézard Noir that was the first publisher. I was asked how many volumes Ryuko would be, and I replied that it would be only two volumes. I was still working on volume two when they published the first. [As mentioned above, Yoshimizu is now working on a third volume of Ryuko.] The French publisher suggested I do it, it was a condition when they agreed to publish Ryuko. The research for Gamma Draconis was quite difficult for me. I travelled for the research, I went to London and France. Naoki Ursawa shines at making Monster’s world a morally gray universe. It delves into various aspects of psychological manipulation, corruption, and the consequences of one’s choices. He expertly constructs a suspenseful story filled with engaging twists and turns that’ll make viewers return to it many times.

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Coupled with its excellent stance on politics, religion, and morality, you’ll likely enjoy this crime-centric narrative. In Italy, the streaming rights of the series were acquired by Dynit, which announced the acquisition, with reservation, at its conference at Lucca Comics 2017. [19] The acquisition became successful on December 22 of the same year [20] and Dynit published the series on VVVVID on February 6, 2018. [21] Subsequently, the Italian dub of the series was added to Netflix on September 1, 2018. [22] Home media [ edit ] Japanese [ edit ]Aniplex USA Streams Kill la Kill Ad With English Subtitles". Anime News Network. August 11, 2013 . Retrieved September 5, 2013. Ryūko watches Satsuki telling Ragyō that she always planned to rise up against her and making a plea to all the people watching the broadcast of the Festival to burn their Revocs clothing. The Elite Four neutralize Rei Hōōmaru and face off against Nui Harime, to allow Satsuki to finish off Ragyō. Satsuki recalls how her father told her of her mother's plans and that Junketsu would be her wedding dress. She talks about how Ragyō married Soichiro Kiryūin for access to his skills and how she was experimented on as a child, but failed to fuse with Life Fibers. Ragyō then attempted to fuse Life Fibers with an even younger child, her newborn daughter. The experiment seemed to have failed. Thus, Ragyō disposed of the child. This left Sōichiro aghast. It was at that moment that he turned against Ragyō and dedicated himself to foiling her plans. He secretly retrieved his younger daughter, who was still alive, and revealed all of Ragyō's secret plans to Satsuki, showing her Junketsu and calling it her wedding dress. He fled from the Kiryūin Manor, but Takiji Kuroido went after him and attempted to assassinate him. Sōichiro faked his death and managed to escape with his daughter, changing his identity to Isshin Matoi. Media Arts Database (in Japanese). Agency for Cultural Affairs. Archived from the original on October 21, 2020 . Retrieved October 21, 2020.