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"My name is..."
××××× hesitated for a moment, turning slightly to look back along the road they were traveling. Beyond the red horizon, her homeland's gates sank into the distance, never to be seen again.
Facing forward once more, ××××× looked past Kino's side to focus intently on the path ahead before answering.
"My name is—"
Kino travels with the trusty talking motorrad, Hermes. The duo are always together, with Hermes providing speed, and Kino providing balance. They stay in each country for no more than three days, as a rule—enough time to learn about each destination's unique customs and people. And so Kino and Hermes journey ever onward..."
- LanguageEnglish
- PublisherVertical.
- Publication dateMarch 5, 2019
- File size668933 KB
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- ASIN : B07P7JCZQR
- Publisher : Vertical. (March 5, 2019)
- Publication date : March 5, 2019
- Language : English
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“If I was asked, ‘Why do you go on journeys?’ I would answer, ‘I go on journeys because I’m a traveler’.”
One of my first anime introductions back in the early 2000's was a variety of shows such as Fruit Basket, Clannad, Sakura Card Captor, Cowboy Bepop and then there was one that stood above the others. Kino's Journey Into the Beautiful World by Keiichi Sigsawa originally one of the first Light Novels series that got serialized and popularized the genre next to Boogiepop got adapted into an anime series and slowly gained a cult following and anime favorite among fans for its somber isolated atmosphere, memorable philosophical questions and one of the best anime protagonists you saw in ages. When I heard Kino's Journey was getting a new anime series and a Manga series I was quite hesitant due to how personally attached I am to this story. Kino's helped me a lot during my childhood and taught me how to behave in this world and I couldn't fathom a remake recapturing that magic. Thankfully with its first manga I am happy to announced it did it justice.
The story is set in a distance future where the world has numerous lands, kingdoms and many queer places that our traveler, Kino's and his Motorrad, Hermes visiting from time to time, unintentionally tangling themselves into the dangerous misadventures. What I always loved about the series was the state of the world, how lonely it can be. The places Kino adventured are complicated and emotionally draining sometimes, the perfect fictional work for my Dystopian junkie heart. Iruka Shiomiya the artist for this new adaption captures this feelings marvelously. From Kino's sad past and into their journey, the human psyche being undeniably fractured and presented with their drawings, and how alive everything is presented that you can't but feel like you are a part of it too, joining Kino's story. However, if I got one compliment is that, the characters designs are different and more modernized then what Kouhaku Kuroboshi, the original illustrator constructed but it ain't bad. I'm curious to see Shiomiya other characters designs comes to life, especially, Sensei's character.
You have to do yourself a favor and give Kino's Journey a try. It is available in so many different formats, from the original light novels series, to the early anime adaption (which is honestly one of the best anime series out there to date and you should all give it a watch) the newer adaption that's currently on Cruncyroll and now this little nifty manga series. Regardless of what you choose what matters is that you'd enjoy the journey into this beautiful world, just like I did :)
The first volume takes on some of the more familiar chapters of the light novel and first anime series. It sets the tone, the style, and the direction.
Story-wise it trots on old ground, not really exploring anything new, but still fun to follow along and revisit the stories and characters. This can be a problem for some. However, knowing what's coming in the Japanese versions, the manga will introduce stories that have not been made into anime. This volume does not show much in terms of action besides "Land of Adults," but it's a light read and enjoyable to sit back with a cup of coffee.
While the art style can seem a little odd, I steadily became used to what I read and found the style pleasing (this is just a personal view). Kino still feels like Kino, and the "beautiful world" still lends to the one Sigsawa envisioned. If I could nitpick, I would say I dislike how the male Kino looks. I prefer his appearance from the first anime series. But other than that, Iruka did a splendid job with everything!
Scenes throughout are nicely detailed, especially in the "Forest" and "Tracks" chapters of the manga. I particularly love the attention given to Hermes! He looks distinct and catches the eye. Iruka shows definite effort, and it's something I appreciate for a story I love. There are things to be fixed and improved upon, but it has a certain charm. I like one Japanese reader's opinion that there is "warmth" in Iruka's style.
Sigsawa also includes an Afterword, as he normally does for the light novels!
The manga does have some new character designs that may not be to everyone's taste. I would have liked for the design of the male Kino to be closer to the way he looked in the original anime series, but his new design is fine. And I have no problem with any of the other design changes. I think they simply reflect this particular artist's style.
One thing that stands out in a very positive way in this book is the environments. I appreciate that the artist apparently put a lot of work into getting those right.
If you're looking for something that shakes up Kino's Journey... then like I said before, you can check out the new anime series. But if what you're looking for is a faithful adaptation of what's come before, then I doubt you'll be disappointed.
I highly recomend getting the entire series, I binged the entire thing.
Came in great condition, and I love to story! I will say that the art does get pushed into the background, but the stories are worth it! I really hope we get more content immidiatly!
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As someone who has watched both anime series and read the light novels a bit, this is a fantastic way to get into the franchise and if you are already a fan of the series, this is high quality fan service content. Very nice 👍





