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Rave Master #27
Rave Master, Vol. 27
When the evil Demon Card society begins using the power of the Dark Bring to destroy anything in their path, it's up to sixteen-year-old Haru Glory to find the RAVE stones--the only things capable of stopping the Dark Bring--and keep the sinsister secret society from destroying the world.
208 pages, Paperback
First published April 16, 2004
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About the author
Hiro Mashima
1,507 books1,931 followersHiro Mashima (Jap: 真島ヒロ) is a Japanese manga artist.
He gained success with his first serial Rave, published in Kodansha's Weekly Shōnen Magazine from 1999 to 2005. His best-selling work, Fairy Tail, published in the same magazine from 2006 to 2017, became one of the best-selling manga series with over 72 million copies in print. Mashima began the currently ongoing Edens Zero in 2018.
Fairy Tail won the Kodansha Manga Award for shōnen manga in 2009, and Mashima was given the Harvey Awards International Spotlight award in 2017 and the Fauve Special Award at the 2018 Angoulême International Comics Festival.
He gained success with his first serial Rave, published in Kodansha's Weekly Shōnen Magazine from 1999 to 2005. His best-selling work, Fairy Tail, published in the same magazine from 2006 to 2017, became one of the best-selling manga series with over 72 million copies in print. Mashima began the currently ongoing Edens Zero in 2018.
Fairy Tail won the Kodansha Manga Award for shōnen manga in 2009, and Mashima was given the Harvey Awards International Spotlight award in 2017 and the Fauve Special Award at the 2018 Angoulême International Comics Festival.
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September 22, 2025
Ah!!! Qué bueno está este arco.
July 5, 2017
Soy un pesado y lo sé, pero es mi blog y me lo $&%& cuando quiero, así que sigo con mi rush de tomos de Rave en una relectura que va viento en popa. Tomo veintisiete!
Si el tomo anterior era de posicionamento, en ésta ocasión tenemos tres combates bastante épicos y bien llevados, curiosamente combates en los que participan tres miembros del grupo de Haru: Musica, Let y Julia.
El de Musica no está mal, pero se me antoja bastante típico, así que tampoco me meteré demasiado con él. De hecho, no diré nada más.
Luego está Julia, la dragona que está tomando protagonismo a marchas forzadas a base de ofrecer un carácter fuerte, buenos combates, mucha carne y epicidad. Su combate está muy bien llevado, y aunque también peque de típico lleva al personaje hasta el límite, y como Mashima en éste manga mata a alguien de vez en cuando, incluso llegas a sufrir por ella.
Por último (en combates) tenemos a Let contra el malo malísimo. Es un combate que sabemos que no puede ganar, pero entre frases molonas, poses de lucha guays, resurrecciones esperadas y mucha testosterona tenemos un gran combate entre un personaje que cada vez me gusta más y un villano que se ha hecho un hueco entre los grandes de éste manga.
Y al final lo de siempre: Haru volviendo a la carga entre seres infrahumanos en otra escena muy bien llevada y dibujada.
Por el nivel de epicidad que destila éste tomo cualquiera diría que estamos a punto de terminar la obra, y eso que el villano principal no da señales de ir a aparecer en breve. Muy bueno.
Si el tomo anterior era de posicionamento, en ésta ocasión tenemos tres combates bastante épicos y bien llevados, curiosamente combates en los que participan tres miembros del grupo de Haru: Musica, Let y Julia.
El de Musica no está mal, pero se me antoja bastante típico, así que tampoco me meteré demasiado con él. De hecho, no diré nada más.
Luego está Julia, la dragona que está tomando protagonismo a marchas forzadas a base de ofrecer un carácter fuerte, buenos combates, mucha carne y epicidad. Su combate está muy bien llevado, y aunque también peque de típico lleva al personaje hasta el límite, y como Mashima en éste manga mata a alguien de vez en cuando, incluso llegas a sufrir por ella.
Por último (en combates) tenemos a Let contra el malo malísimo. Es un combate que sabemos que no puede ganar, pero entre frases molonas, poses de lucha guays, resurrecciones esperadas y mucha testosterona tenemos un gran combate entre un personaje que cada vez me gusta más y un villano que se ha hecho un hueco entre los grandes de éste manga.
Y al final lo de siempre: Haru volviendo a la carga entre seres infrahumanos en otra escena muy bien llevada y dibujada.
Por el nivel de epicidad que destila éste tomo cualquiera diría que estamos a punto de terminar la obra, y eso que el villano principal no da señales de ir a aparecer en breve. Muy bueno.
May 2, 2025
This volume opens up with Haru and Belinka falling to their doom. If this was the case, then you know there would be no subsequent Rave Master volumes, but it is still a great way to begin this volume! Page 68-69 are my favorite pages of this volume. Very impactful and artistically pleasing to the eye. The battles in this volume are top-notch and the stakes keep growing greater. Immortality is a tough thing to defeat…and Hardner has it. Great solid volume of adventures and battles! Hiro Mashima should be given a lot of praise for this.
July 15, 2019
Finally the Blue Guardian Arc gets the thrilling action I've been waiting for. So much good character moments and some fantastic action sequences. Everything is finally building up for one epic final showdown and the exiting end to a long, long arc.
May 1, 2018
Pretty great manga:) Pretty similar to fairy tail, It’s by the same author, If you love fairy tail you’ll most likely love this^.^🤔👌❤️
May 28, 2020
Wizard. Now this was an action packed volume. Everyone was pushed to there limits and beyond. Even Endless made an appearance. Great storytelling.
June 29, 2021
I like this volume.
July 7, 2021
Puncak Arc Blue Guardians. Menarik sekali volume ini. Mengena. Kental semangat shonen manga :)
May 16, 2022
Hardner vs Let and we are in the Mystic Realm very cool. Haru is in jail.
June 10, 2011
Hiro Mashima, Rave Master, vol. 27 (Tokyopop, 2004)
Now that I've gone back and read vol. 23, I think I've got my head on straight again, but getting back into the scheme of the storyline where I left off was still a touch confusing. Not to worry, though, Mashima kicks this volume off in the usual Rave Master style, which is to say fast and furious. The gang have to find Elie before Hardner does; now that the ring is active again, he wants to fuse himself with Elie so he can use the power of etherion to summon, and merge with, Endless. (Which leads to one big question: is that a one-shot ring? Hardner never thought of THAT, did he?) Things look grim against Six Guard, but some old pals pop out of the woodwork to help, and infighting amongst the guard improves their chances even more. But when Let finds out what Hardner's Dark Bring is capable of, he starts to wonder if even the Rave Master can put this guy to bed.
Mashima says in the afterword that v.28 will be the final volume in the BG storyline, and that the final story will commence afterwards, so you know that things are going to be jet fuel-paced after this. Take a breather while you can—not that you get much chance here. Good stuff, as usual. *** 1/2
Now that I've gone back and read vol. 23, I think I've got my head on straight again, but getting back into the scheme of the storyline where I left off was still a touch confusing. Not to worry, though, Mashima kicks this volume off in the usual Rave Master style, which is to say fast and furious. The gang have to find Elie before Hardner does; now that the ring is active again, he wants to fuse himself with Elie so he can use the power of etherion to summon, and merge with, Endless. (Which leads to one big question: is that a one-shot ring? Hardner never thought of THAT, did he?) Things look grim against Six Guard, but some old pals pop out of the woodwork to help, and infighting amongst the guard improves their chances even more. But when Let finds out what Hardner's Dark Bring is capable of, he starts to wonder if even the Rave Master can put this guy to bed.
Mashima says in the afterword that v.28 will be the final volume in the BG storyline, and that the final story will commence afterwards, so you know that things are going to be jet fuel-paced after this. Take a breather while you can—not that you get much chance here. Good stuff, as usual. *** 1/2
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