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Shu Sakuratani

Auteur de Rooster Fighter, Vol. 1

14 oeuvres 153 utilisateurs 4 critiques

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Œuvres de Shu Sakuratani

Rooster Fighter, Vol. 1 (2021) — Auteur — 69 exemplaires
Rooster Fighter, Vol. 2 (2021) — Auteur — 32 exemplaires
Rooster Fighter, Vol. 3 (3) (2023) 23 exemplaires
Rooster Fighter, Vol. 4 (4) (2023) 10 exemplaires
Rooster Fighter, Vol. 5 (5) (2023) 9 exemplaires

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How about a demon-killing rooster superhero? COCK-A-DOODLE-DOOOO! Aaaand the disgusting demon will not bother anyone ever again. Whatever it is the author is taking, I want it for my brainstorming sessions at work!

Anyway, here is yet another manga that suffers from “a fun idea that is good for a sprint but not a marathon” disease. Things went beyond ridiculous very fast, and I ended up constantly checking how many pages I have left.

The epic fight between our hero the rooster and a giant sea turtle gets some points for inventiveness. (No one was harmed, don’t you worry. They became chums.)

If this is your cuppa, there is also hot bird sex on pp. 10 and 64. (They say “bwak-bwak”, so I assume it means that they are having a good time.) You think you’ve seen it all, but no-no-no you haven’t.

Dear sister-in-law, have you actually read this or did someone recommend it? Who is this someone? I want to meet them. I haven’t yet decided whether it should happen at a dinner party or in a dark alley.

That’s 4/6 of my birthday mangas. Onwards :)
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Alexandra_book_life | 2 autres critiques | Dec 15, 2023 |
The first volume was dumb fun, but this time around it's just dumb. It's hard to sustain a one-joke book, especially if that joke is horny rooster fights demons.

No more for me, thank you.
 
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villemezbrown | Dec 28, 2022 |
A funny one, gives off one punch man vibes

(Ch.1-ch.5)
 
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Ihaveapassion | 2 autres critiques | Oct 25, 2022 |
Poyo, the rooster from John Layman's Chew, is . . . um . . . homaged? reimagined? . . . as a modern-day ronin wandering Japan and slaying kaiju-size demons as he seeks the one responsible for killing his sister. Fortunately, for some unknown reason, his crow is capable of exorcising or destroying the demons, and, despite his loner attitude, he is able to gather new allies from battle to battle.

Corny and dumb, but I might pick up one more volume to see if it grows on me.
 
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villemezbrown | 2 autres critiques | Sep 19, 2022 |

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Œuvres
14
Membres
153
Popularité
#136,480
Évaluation
3.9
Critiques
4
ISBN
19
Langues
3

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