Blade of the Immortal Volume 19: Badger Hole

by Hiroaki Samura

The time for reconnaissance, planning, and waiting is over! Rin and Da, desperate to be reunited with their friends (or even reassured that they're alive), take their first bold steps in penetrating... This description may be from another edition of this product.

• Format: Paperback
• Language: English
• ISBN: 1593079699
• ISBN13: 9781593079697
• Release Date: June 2008
• Publisher: Dark Horse Manga
• Length: 168 Pages
• Weight: 0.58 lbs.
• Dimensions: 0.4" x 5.8" x 8.3"

Customer Reviews

A few questions.

What does Hyakurin's unborn child signify for Giichi? How's Rin's babysitting of the uncontrollable Doa coming along? Who's this strikingly handsome/lively/perverse nobleman Sakura? Ozuhan, is he the deadliest/funniest warrior ever to grace this series? The answer to the last one is yes. ps- this book is the shortest of the series, as Dark Horse discontinued the monthly comic with this book's last chapter. But to make up for it, the next book is to be overly long.

Awsome story and amazing art

Blade of the immortal is truly a classic. (spoiler warning ) The medical experiments that were being conducted on manji in the previous volumes were a pretty interesting device of the story. Pretty much fudal japan trying to weaponiz immortality, then there was the whole hint to the advancement of medical sciences being based on what the average person would consider horrific experiments. The mental conflict of the doctor was brief but still present naging subtly at his sense of rightiousness, going against traditional medical practices of the time he chose to perform horrors and kill hundreds in the present to possibly gain knowledge to save thosands more in the futer. The characters of the series are beutifully flawed. A must read series for sure.

The ongoing tale of Rin and her body guard.

A good next episodes, but felt the book was a little thin (some of the other volumes are much thicker). THe artwork continues to be excellent.