Yojimbot - Part 3

Yojimbot #1, Part 3

by Sylvain Repos

Far from going it alone, Hiro is now in the protection of a trio of
fearless and daring yojimbots as he tries to find his way off this
forsaken island. The samurai robots have rallied to his cause as he
tries to track down a mysterious “rights holder” who seems to be the
key to the young boy’s salvation, following the death of his father.
Together, Hiro and his entourage finally make it across the island to
Tower 4, where their contact is said to be awaiting them. But the
powers that be are not going to let them slip away quite so easily,
leading to an epic confrontation with the deadliest robots the island
has to offer. Will Hiro and the yojimbots be able to withstand one
more attack, and locate the rights holder?

Genres: Comics, Graphic Novels, Science Fiction

Kindle Edition

Published June 23, 2021

Reviews

[Chad · Rating 4 out of 5]

This comic is long on action but short on story. The art is fantastic with colors that pop. The action sequences are brilliant. I love these samurai robots that keep joining up to help this kid. However, there's still very little world building. The last 2 issues have had the kid menaced by some crazy guy in front of a computer toying with the kid, sending drones to kill him, but we are no closer to learning who he is or anything about the kill team that went after them in the first issue. So it's a bit frustrating especially since these come out so infrequently. Still, I'm all in now as long as I don't lose track of this series before another issue gets translated to English.

[Kyle · Rating 3 out of 5]

The way this series is serialized makes them very quick reads, indeed. Not much depth of story, but there is a cuteness that makes Yojimbot hard to put down. Artwork is good, although the storyboarding for the action sequences is kinda all over the place.

3.5/5

[Josh · Rating 4 out of 5]

Beautiful art. The panels convey action effortlessly. The color work does a great job at conveying the intensity of the action. The dialog is a bit obvious at times, but otherwise the story feels natural.

[Mykhailo Gasyuk · Rating 4 out of 5]

Третя частина історії про хлопчика та роботів, які супроводжують його до башти. По відомій всім нам причині мало чим відрізняється від попередніх частин в плані малюнку, а от сюжетно маємо чи не найдовшу бійку, яку було відмінно розкадровано. І хоча тут використано купу прийомів із сейненів, але загубитися в послідовності дій практично неможливо.

Головний герой еволюціонує, не приховує емоцій і не стоїть в стороні, коли сильніші за нього персонажі вовтузяться. Гумор з німою взаємодією роботів надалі радує і не приїдається

[Corey Allen · Rating 4 out of 5]

Hiro and his robot friends continue there trek up to Tower 4 in hopes of meeting with his Dads friends. But of course, something goes wrong.

This series continues to have great action, art and story. Sure it may be slow moving but keep in mind that they only have 40 ish pages to work with per part. I can’t wait for the next one!

I highly recommend!

[Rafaela Oliveira · Rating 5 out of 5]

Émouvant ! Plus encore de mystère, quel est le lien entre les robots et l'enfant ?

[Brandon · Rating 4 out of 5]

Big boss battle style fight this chapter, with some great action pages and MORE ROBOT SAMURAI FIGHTING OTHER ROBOTS YEAHHHHHH

[Georgia · Rating 5 out of 5]

Oh NO I need MORE!

10/10

[Alri Moore · Rating 3 out of 5]

El arte es increible al igual que la acción presentada pero para ser el final del primer volumen me hizo falta muchísima historia .