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Until Death Do Us Part #5
Until Death Do Us Part Omnibus (2-in-1 Edition), Vol. 5: Includes Vol. 9 & 10
Caught in Wiseman’s trap, besieged on all sides by snipers and drug-crazed attackers, Mamoru is saved only by the arrival of Haruka and a stroke of good fortune. Frustrated by his own helplessness, Mamoru abandons the Element Network to further hone his skills. He can’t rely on luck alone if he wants to survive his next encounter with Wiseman…
448 pages, Paperback
First published December 17, 2013
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Hiroshi Takashige
121 books29 followersHiroshi Takashige (たかしげ宙) is a Japanese manga artist best known in various manga communities in Japan and overseas for his work in Spriggan and later in Until Death Do Us Part.
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August 13, 2021
Ambushes and Revelations
After surviving an overwhelming trap set by the Wiseman Mamoru abandons his post and his special equipment to travel completely blind to where he needs to go to improve his skills. To survive in a world where a single slip up can get you killed or seriously maimed only the toughest, smartest, and often most ruthless can hope to survive all odds. Accompanying him Haruka has decided to take the opportunity to get stronger as well so she is not as heavy a burden on Mamoru who has been doing well so far to protect the girl which can see and understand probabilities extraordinarily before events occur.
In the mean time with Mamoru and Haruka temporarily missing the Element Network that supported Mamoru has found a new partner for genius hacker Ryotaro Igawa in the hot headed master cyclist Ryotaro Igawa but when they return sparks are sure to be fanned as ultimatums are handed down, the identity of a major player of the network is uncovered, and Mamoru finds the passion of his mission to ignited anew as time for results force for more aggressive measures. The bodies will be hitting the floor as morally gray decisions are made and action ramps up once more until death do them part.
After surviving an overwhelming trap set by the Wiseman Mamoru abandons his post and his special equipment to travel completely blind to where he needs to go to improve his skills. To survive in a world where a single slip up can get you killed or seriously maimed only the toughest, smartest, and often most ruthless can hope to survive all odds. Accompanying him Haruka has decided to take the opportunity to get stronger as well so she is not as heavy a burden on Mamoru who has been doing well so far to protect the girl which can see and understand probabilities extraordinarily before events occur.
In the mean time with Mamoru and Haruka temporarily missing the Element Network that supported Mamoru has found a new partner for genius hacker Ryotaro Igawa in the hot headed master cyclist Ryotaro Igawa but when they return sparks are sure to be fanned as ultimatums are handed down, the identity of a major player of the network is uncovered, and Mamoru finds the passion of his mission to ignited anew as time for results force for more aggressive measures. The bodies will be hitting the floor as morally gray decisions are made and action ramps up once more until death do them part.
July 18, 2017
This one felt like a bit of a shift in tone/artwork. I can't put my finger on it, but all the focus on the motorcycle and long combat sequences were out of balance with the rest of the volume. I hope that changes in the next one because I like this story.
June 14, 2024
One of the reasons I like these books so much is the characters. My favorite is Haruka, but Mamoru, Igawa, and even Officer Genda are solid and likeable characters. The bad guys are well drawn as well. This is good stuff!
March 5, 2016
Can't get enough of this series. Its that interesting. And I love the pacing. Good volume.
December 31, 2013
There were so many double crosses and side changes in this that it was hard for me to keep up!
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