RuroKen
An abbreviation for Nobuhiro Watsuki's popular manga series, Rurouni Kenshin. This is Watsuki's first manga. First released in Japan (of course) but later came to the US.
Consisting of twenty-eight volumes, it tells the story of Himura Kenshin, a hitokiri (assasin) of the Bakumatsu turned rurouni (wanderer) in the new Meiji Era, with a dark past and a vow to never take another life.
Now he must protect his friends in the preasent with his reverse blade sword, a Sakabato while trying to attone for the sins of his hitokiri days.
Consisting of twenty-eight volumes, it tells the story of Himura Kenshin, a hitokiri (assasin) of the Bakumatsu turned rurouni (wanderer) in the new Meiji Era, with a dark past and a vow to never take another life.
Now he must protect his friends in the preasent with his reverse blade sword, a Sakabato while trying to attone for the sins of his hitokiri days.
I just bought the new RuroKen volume.
Ruroken
An abbreviation for Nobuhiro Watsuki's popular manga series, Rurouni Kenshin. This is Watsuki's first manga. First released in Japan (of course) but later came to the US.
Consisting of twenty-eight volumes, it tells the story of Himura Kenshin, a hitokiri (assasin) of the Bakumatsu turned rurouni (wanderer) in the new Meiji Era, with a dark past and a vow to never take another life.
Now he must protect his friends in the preasent with his reverse blade sword, a Sakabato while trying to attone for the sins of his hitokiri days.
Consisting of twenty-eight volumes, it tells the story of Himura Kenshin, a hitokiri (assasin) of the Bakumatsu turned rurouni (wanderer) in the new Meiji Era, with a dark past and a vow to never take another life.
Now he must protect his friends in the preasent with his reverse blade sword, a Sakabato while trying to attone for the sins of his hitokiri days.
Did you get the new volume of Ruroken yet?
I drew some Ruroken fan art.
I drew some Ruroken fan art.