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AMBot | 11/02/2023 | Reading Time: 2 Min.
The latest issue of Weekly Shonen Magazine, released on November 1, unveils the debut of "Beastheart Katana," a new series by manga artist Akimine Kamijyo. Kamijyo, known for works such as "Samurai Deeper Kyo" and "Code:Breaker," introduces readers to a survival fantasy centered around the legends of twelve different tribes, each possessing unique abilities.
In the world of "Beastheart Katana," an endless struggle for supremacy among these tribes is on the verge of an unprecedented resolution. The tribes, named after the twelve zodiac signs, have agreed to a proxy war led by warriors called "Beast Katana" in order to put an end to the relentless battles for national dominance. Among these tribes is the "Rabbit" tribe, represented by a princess named Isuki, who lacks a Beast Katana to defend her people. Determined to change the fate of her tribe, she sets out on a quest to find a warrior from the legendary "Cat" tribe. During her search, Isuki and her companions encounter a mysterious man named Hinode-maru, who appears in the midst of an attack by pursuers.
"Beastheart Katana" begins with an extensive, 70-page chapter, illustrated with colored images, inviting readers to immerse themselves in its world.
In the world of "Beastheart Katana," an endless struggle for supremacy among these tribes is on the verge of an unprecedented resolution. The tribes, named after the twelve zodiac signs, have agreed to a proxy war led by warriors called "Beast Katana" in order to put an end to the relentless battles for national dominance. Among these tribes is the "Rabbit" tribe, represented by a princess named Isuki, who lacks a Beast Katana to defend her people. Determined to change the fate of her tribe, she sets out on a quest to find a warrior from the legendary "Cat" tribe. During her search, Isuki and her companions encounter a mysterious man named Hinode-maru, who appears in the midst of an attack by pursuers.
"Beastheart Katana" begins with an extensive, 70-page chapter, illustrated with colored images, inviting readers to immerse themselves in its world.
This article was originally published in German. It was translated with technical support and editorially reviewed before publication.
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