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Ninja Slayer Kills 1 Copertina flessibile – 1 settembre 2015

Edizione Inglese di Koutarou Sekine (Autore), Bradley Bond (Ideatore), Phillip N. Morzez (Ideatore)
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ALL NINJA MUST PERISH

In the gritty, futuristic city of Neo-Saitama, the streets run slick with acid rain and blood. Here, an army of cybernetics-clad ninjas runs amok under the menacing rule of the Soukai Syndicate. As incessant strife wrought by a ninja turf war takes the lives of all citizens who end up in the crossfire, one can only hope to end the day without getting a suriken to the skull. But in these dark, tragic times, a spirit of vengeance rises to kill all wicked Ninja who terrorize Neo-Saitama. This crimson avenger is Ninja Slayer, and he will not rest until all Ninja have been slaughtered at his hands.
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  1. Parte della collana
    Ninja Slayer Kills
  2. Lunghezza stampa
    208 pagine
  3. Lingua
    Inglese
  4. Editore
    Kodansha Comics
  5. Data di pubblicazione
    1 settembre 2015
  6. Età di lettura
    Da 16 anni in su
  7. Dimensioni
    12.7 x 1.75 x 19.05 cm
  8. ISBN-10
    1632360861
  9. ISBN-13
    978-1632360861
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Though their existence is shrouded in rumor and mystery, the American authors Bradley Bond and Philip Ninj@ Morzez first published Ninja Slayer in a college literary magazine. Some time later, Japanese translators Yu Honda and Leika Sugi came across the original material and helped the authors publish the title on Twitter, making it an underground success in Japan that resulted in the publication of novels, manga, and an upcoming animated series.

Dettagli prodotto

  • Editore ‏ : ‎ Kodansha Comics; 1° edizione (1 settembre 2015)
  • Lingua ‏ : ‎ Inglese
  • Copertina flessibile ‏ : ‎ 208 pagine
  • ISBN-10 ‏ : ‎ 1632360861
  • ISBN-13 ‏ : ‎ 978-1632360861
  • Peso articolo ‏ : ‎ 195 g
  • Dimensioni ‏ : ‎ 12.7 x 1.75 x 19.05 cm
  • Recensioni dei clienti:
    3,9 3,9 su 5 stelle 30 voti

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Namelessdays
5,0 su 5 stelle A perfect adaption for the series
Recensito negli Stati Uniti il 19 giugno 2023
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Ninja Slayer kills captures the main selling point about the series with great craftsmanship. The distinctive design from the silhouette to the features of each character. This is a very short and complete series so the readers will not feel the lose that the series may never end or too hard to finish the collection. [Spoilers] The series has an open ending, but readers would figure out that the author already show all the exhibitions. Fighting the main antagonist adds no additional value but just makes the story long and tedious. [Spoilers]
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James E. Gray Jr.
5,0 su 5 stelle So Creative!
Recensito negli Stati Uniti il 26 novembre 2021
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I bought the anime earlier this year and a buddy of mine and I watched it laughing uncontrollably. I had to get the manga. It's really a fun read and the characters are very imaginative. If you like those old Sega and SNES fighting games or beat'em ups, then you'll identify the plot to some degree. It's not for everyone, but I liked it a lot. I'll buy more. Wahsoy!
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nekojita
3,0 su 5 stelle decent artwork, but a bit too much going on
Recensito negli Stati Uniti il 26 agosto 2015
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So, it seems that Ninja Slayer started out on Twitter and then was adapted to Japanese novels (fourteen or so), and has been since adapted into three manga, of which Ninja Slayer Kills is one. Quite the back story, and it does show in this manga - with the designs, the artwork, and how so much is crammed into one volume. Sometimes world building is a good thing... when it is well-paced, when the story unfolds in a proper manner (meaning it doesn't feel as if it's smacking you upside the head).
Unfortunately, NSK1 comes across to me as that 'smack upside the head'. Maybe the writer expects you to be somewhat familiar with the background already, but the first few pages were confusing just with the PoV. Yes, I read a LOT of manga - shonen, shonen ai, shoujo, etc. I'm used to the initial set-up, especially with some action shonen manga, where you're going to get the whole revenge scenario out there right away. But this was pretty quick by most standards. In fact, I felt like whiplash for most of the book. Used to the several chapter fight scenes of Bleach, Naruto and other shonen manga? SO not the case here. Bad guys line up left and right for fights. Honestly, I really wish there was a chance for more explanation, for some of that backstory to be better explained, for it not to feel as if characters were just being thrown at us. There shouldn't have to be an 'authors note' at the beginning to tell you to check out the back for better explanation of things - yes, not all Japanese terms translate well and there are some historical and cultural items that need explained, but it's almost as if they're counting on the end notes to fill in a lot of things that just would take up time in the story (and some of the use of Japanese in the actual story came across as fannish).
All in all, the artwork is better than I've seen in a lot of books, especially for a first volume (I usually allow for it to improve in future volumes), and you can tell there's a lot of backstory and worldbuilding in this book. It's just all so smooshed together in this volume, and a good bit cliched at that. Hopefully future volumes will slow things down a little and fill in the details a bit better.
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Karissa Eckert
2,0 su 5 stelle Pretty awful; story is poorly laid out and confusing...actions scenes are poorly illustrated and hard to follow as well...
Recensito negli Stati Uniti il 22 settembre 2015
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I got this through the Amazon Vine program. I am a fan of shounen and have read quite a bit of it. Some of my favorites are the Hellsing series, Berserk, and Claymore. With a title like Ninja Slayer Kills, I wasn’t expecting a masterpiece but something that was action packed, full of ninja awesomeness, and maybe a bit tongue in cheek. This ended up being a pretty awful book in just about every aspect.

Fujikido Kenji swears revenge on all of the cybernetic “wicked” ninja after they blow up his apartment resulting in the death of his wife and son. In process of swearing revenge he is somehow possessed by the soul of a Ninja allowing him to become a Wicked Ninja killing machine. That is pretty much the extent of the story as he faces off and destroys one evil Ninja after another.

I am going to try and make this a fair review, but I fear it will be more of a rant. I’ll start with everything I didn’t like and then move on to what I did like.

The background for how/why Fujikido became ninja slayer is very stereotypical and set up in just a couple quick pages. It had a feeling of, okay let’s make this a viable story and get all this background stuff out of the way quickly. It was rushed, incomplete, and hollow feeling. Of course, like many, I am mostly here for the action scenes (although I really would appreciate a good story too) so I am willing to forgive that if the action is well done. If you want to get an idea of what the story actually is I recommend reading the summary on the back of the book first, if you don’t you will have no clue what is supposed to be happening here.

However, the illustration and action scenes are absolutely awful. They are impossible to follow and just a mess of lines. I had no idea what was going on in the action scenes or who was who. It was just absolutely one of the worst mangas I have ever read with regards to illustration and action scenes. It seriously ticked me off and I almost stopped reading 20 or so pages in.

The manga redeems itself a bit when you get to a scene where we meet Ninja Slayers’ sensei and one of the other female ninjas he lives with. You get an inkling of a story developing...but that only lasts a couple pages before it is brushed aside and replaced by more awful and impossible to follow action scenes.

In addition to the above the book takes itself very seriously and is plagued with awkward sounding dialogue. The reader is constantly bludgeoned over the head with authentic Japanese ninja terminology (which is in bold throughout as though to emphasis its importance). Ugh just awful.

The story does have a couple of small redeeming qualities. I did enjoy the glossary in the back which goes through some ninja terminology and definitions; this was fun learning. The concept was a good one, if poorly executed. I also think there is a hint of an interesting story in here; if it hadn’t been so rushed this could have been at least a decent start to the Ninja Slayer story.

Overall not recommended. The story is rushed and poorly done, the action scenes are poorly illustrated and hard to follow, and the dialogue is awkward and takes itself way too seriously. If you want to read some good shounen check out Hellsing, Berserk, Claymore, Deadman Wonderland, or Attack on Titan...all of those are much better than this manga.
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Tristan A. Hayes
4,0 su 5 stelle A Stylish and Cybernetic Take On The Classic Way Of The Ninja Story
Recensito negli Stati Uniti il 25 agosto 2015
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Ninja Slayer Kills, which is an adaptation of a novel that isnt published in america, is an accessible and fast paced mature take on the ninja action genre of stories. The plot may be been there done that offering nothing new beyond cybernetics tied into the ninjas, but man is it charming. I found myself initially turned off by how standard it was but by the time the second arc was going on, I started to really want to see Ninja Slayer-san succeed in his mission. The enemies too with their personalities ended up making it enjoyable, Darkninja-san was easily the one to make this special as well as the first major enemy. I even liked the sensei too. Im hyped for more of this series just to see where it goes as the Six Gates antagonists of the dark syndicate get a focus to take down Ninja Slayer-san.

In terms of translation quality and readability, it was on the more challenging side. It appeared that the editor and translator decided to go with using two types of translation pages for this instead of footnotes on a page or using their translated terms in the text bubble. For people who are familiar to anime and some Japanese words, they wouldnt have trouble understanding gomen and domo, but for others it would be annoying turning to the end of the volume to understand these terms as well as many more technical way of the ninja type of terms. I would have preferred the translated words or footnotes be used in the pages with the words instead of going for the stylish choice and putting it at the end of the volume. Also, this manga leaves the honorifics in the translation as well. Oh the positive side, there were no typos anywhere. The text flowed easily. Sound effects were translated underneath the Japanese characters (katakana). Extras (design sheets of the characters) were translated as well which was pleasing. The design commentary ended up being pretty chuckle inducing at times. There was also a translated afterword.

All in all, Ninja Slayer Kills may be a story that we've all encountered before but its pleasing and stylish artwork, cybernetic ninjas, page spreads that ooze coolness in everyday imaginable, and charming characters, makes it worth checking out.
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