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Rave Master #26
Rave Master, Vol. 26
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 February 17, 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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July 5, 2017
Empieza la cuenta atrás de los últimos diez tomos de Rave, y lo hace con éste veintiseisavo tomo en el que nos queda claro que el villano para los tomos inmediatos va a ser el Hardner éste (o como leches se escriba).
Es curioso porque me ha recordado a los tomos pre combates de One Piece, esos en los que los héroes se mueven bastante por la zona, se presenta el lugar donde tendrá lugar la acción (en éste caso el mundo de los demonios) y se dice muchísima frase lapidaria.
Además, el desarrollo de la trama está bastante bien traído, centrándose en el personaje de Vernika, esa a la que supuestamente han estado puteando desde niña para que pueda desarrollar el Aetherion, una chica engañada que se da cuenta de quienes son los auténticos villanos en toda ésta historia.
Otra cosa que llama la atención es el villano, un hombre totalmente desquiciado que acaba con la vida de algún que otro personaje y nos hace olvidar tomo el tema de Demon Card, haciéndose el protagonista de la escena y demostrando que sí se pueden crear villanos en poco tiempo que lleguen a calar aunque sea un poco.
Vamos, que me ha gustado, éste nuevo mundo, la amenaza de Endless, el villano, las pocas luchas, las frases lapidarias y la mejoría evidente en el dibujo. Veremos si el siguiente sigue con la línea.
Es curioso porque me ha recordado a los tomos pre combates de One Piece, esos en los que los héroes se mueven bastante por la zona, se presenta el lugar donde tendrá lugar la acción (en éste caso el mundo de los demonios) y se dice muchísima frase lapidaria.
Además, el desarrollo de la trama está bastante bien traído, centrándose en el personaje de Vernika, esa a la que supuestamente han estado puteando desde niña para que pueda desarrollar el Aetherion, una chica engañada que se da cuenta de quienes son los auténticos villanos en toda ésta historia.
Otra cosa que llama la atención es el villano, un hombre totalmente desquiciado que acaba con la vida de algún que otro personaje y nos hace olvidar tomo el tema de Demon Card, haciéndose el protagonista de la escena y demostrando que sí se pueden crear villanos en poco tiempo que lleguen a calar aunque sea un poco.
Vamos, que me ha gustado, éste nuevo mundo, la amenaza de Endless, el villano, las pocas luchas, las frases lapidarias y la mejoría evidente en el dibujo. Veremos si el siguiente sigue con la línea.
May 1, 2025
I absolutely love this cover! Hiro Mashima has outdone himself yet again! There are some jaw-dropping moments in this volume that leave you gasping (or at least it did for me). The story is going great; the paneling and pacing are on point and the intensity is all there! Not much you can ask for from this volume. Boy...the way it ends leaves you thirsting for volume 27!
July 14, 2019
The Blue Guardian Arc is finally heating up! This volume really did pack a punch. We are starting to unravel a little bit more about the big mystery that has been the shadow for this series, Elie and Etherion.
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 27, 2020
Wow. So Hardner’s plan is totally nuts and poor Belinka. All that just to not be able to use the power she wanted. I guess it worked out since it would have been used for evil anyway.
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July 7, 2021
Hiro Mashima sensei berhasil menampilkan tipikal semangat khas komik shonen :)
May 16, 2022
Belnika not a great fighter but a healer which is cool. Ellies replacement is not working out well for Hardner
March 21, 2011
Hiro Mashima, Rave Master, vol. 26 (ViZ, 2004)
So tell me, did vol. 25 leave us on the worst cliffhanger in the world, or what? Haru runs into Belnika again, and Belnika discovers she's supposed to kill him. This does not compute with her, so she confronts Harden, who lays everything out for her (while smacking Luna around in the process for “filling Belnika's head with all that gunk”). And so the scene is set for Harden's planned destruction of the Mystic Realm. But Haru and the gang have a few plans up their sleeve... my only regrets about vol. 26 were (a) that it wasn't three times as long as all the other books in the series and (b) I didn't have vol. 27 standing ready when I finished it. *** 1/2
So tell me, did vol. 25 leave us on the worst cliffhanger in the world, or what? Haru runs into Belnika again, and Belnika discovers she's supposed to kill him. This does not compute with her, so she confronts Harden, who lays everything out for her (while smacking Luna around in the process for “filling Belnika's head with all that gunk”). And so the scene is set for Harden's planned destruction of the Mystic Realm. But Haru and the gang have a few plans up their sleeve... my only regrets about vol. 26 were (a) that it wasn't three times as long as all the other books in the series and (b) I didn't have vol. 27 standing ready when I finished it. *** 1/2
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