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ザ・ファブル [The Fable] #7-8
The Fable Omnibus 4
Nesse volume, após o desfecho do resgate de Misaki, o assassino profissional Fable, agora usando o nome de Akira Sato, decide passar um final de semana no meio da floresta para, em suas próprias palavras, "não perder a prática". Porém, ele não passará esses dias sozinho, pois um dos comparsas da yakuza fará de tudo para emular o ídolo no meio da mata e se tornar pupilo de Akira. Enquanto isso, Yoko Sato está cansada de encher a cara sozinha e decide sair para se divertir em uma "caçada" para fisgar um novo mulherengo e deixá-lo bêbado até cair.
- GenresManga
416 pages, Paperback
Published November 5, 2024
About the author
Katsuhisa Minami
55 books11 followersAssociated Names:
* Katsuhisa Minami (Engish)
* 南 勝久 (Japanese)
* คัทสึฮิสะ มินามิ (Thai)
* Katsuhisa Minami (Engish)
* 南 勝久 (Japanese)
* คัทสึฮิสะ มินามิ (Thai)
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October 8, 2025
PT Neste volume assistimos ao rescaldo do salvamento de Misaki por parte de Sato.
De seguida, Sato decide retirar-se para as montanhas durante alguns dias para aprimorar as suas habilidades. Kuroshio, que ambiciona tornar-se também um assassino, pede para o acompanhar, e juntos acabam por protagonizar momentos bastante divertidos.
Entretanto, Yoko, aborrecida por estar sozinha, começa também a meter-se em pequenas aventuras, proporcionando igualmente situações cómicas e descontraídas.
Em suma, trata-se de um volume leve e bem-disposto, que serve como uma pausa divertida na narrativa.
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EN In this volume, we witness the aftermath of Misaki’s rescue by Sato.
Afterwards, Sato decides to retreat to the mountains for a few days to hone his skills. Kuroshio, who aspires to become an assassin himself, asks to join him, and together they end up sharing some genuinely amusing moments.
Meanwhile, Yoko, bored from being alone, starts getting into little mischiefs of her own, also leading to funny and lighthearted situations.
All in all, it’s a relaxed and cheerful volume that offers a fun break in the story.
De seguida, Sato decide retirar-se para as montanhas durante alguns dias para aprimorar as suas habilidades. Kuroshio, que ambiciona tornar-se também um assassino, pede para o acompanhar, e juntos acabam por protagonizar momentos bastante divertidos.
Entretanto, Yoko, aborrecida por estar sozinha, começa também a meter-se em pequenas aventuras, proporcionando igualmente situações cómicas e descontraídas.
Em suma, trata-se de um volume leve e bem-disposto, que serve como uma pausa divertida na narrativa.
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EN In this volume, we witness the aftermath of Misaki’s rescue by Sato.
Afterwards, Sato decides to retreat to the mountains for a few days to hone his skills. Kuroshio, who aspires to become an assassin himself, asks to join him, and together they end up sharing some genuinely amusing moments.
Meanwhile, Yoko, bored from being alone, starts getting into little mischiefs of her own, also leading to funny and lighthearted situations.
All in all, it’s a relaxed and cheerful volume that offers a fun break in the story.
November 13, 2024
This volume finally brings the series back to a bit of comedy, but it's still struggling with tone. It wants to tell us how much of a cool badass this guy is, but every single action manga stars a cool badass guy! That's not funny or original! The the central gag here is that the cool badass guy tends to act like a weird child. And it's very funny when he does that! But those moments are too few and far between, so we just get regular action scenes. I guess I'll keep reading, but let's please focus up!
June 3, 2025
still good despite all the boring camping stuff
January 22, 2025
It is now “Fable goes into the woods with a knife, and the guy stupid enough to join him” arc. A very welcome decompression from the unrelenting tension of the last volume, and a great way to get deeper into Fable’s way of thinking with a new perspective.
It also manages to land a bit of a mixture of sadness and humor out of his lack of social graces, with the whole drawing bit.
The way it cross cuts between Fable and his “student” getting ready to fight a bear and his “sister” going on a date with a pickup artist asshole she wants to mess with is absolute gold. Just a masterclass in how to contrast things and create comedic tension, and also show how Fable and his handler are both in fact experts at what they do.
It also manages to land a bit of a mixture of sadness and humor out of his lack of social graces, with the whole drawing bit.
The way it cross cuts between Fable and his “student” getting ready to fight a bear and his “sister” going on a date with a pickup artist asshole she wants to mess with is absolute gold. Just a masterclass in how to contrast things and create comedic tension, and also show how Fable and his handler are both in fact experts at what they do.
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March 2, 2026
90%
The colour page at the start of this volume is amazing. The colours and detail on the background is great. The art really shines with all the nature landscape shots.
I really liked the wilderness survival stuff in the latter half of this volume in particular, since I don’t really see it shown or talked about in manga much. Plus, the angry bear was fun lol, it reminded me of that one arc from Golden Kamuy.
Seeing Sato completely at home in the woods was really cool too, especially that last page with him looking up at the stars. Hopefully the next volume continues on with the wilderness stuff a little longer, but I have a feeling it’ll move back to Yakuza stuff. Still, this nature arc was a super fun addition to this manga imo.
The colour page at the start of this volume is amazing. The colours and detail on the background is great. The art really shines with all the nature landscape shots.
I really liked the wilderness survival stuff in the latter half of this volume in particular, since I don’t really see it shown or talked about in manga much. Plus, the angry bear was fun lol, it reminded me of that one arc from Golden Kamuy.
Seeing Sato completely at home in the woods was really cool too, especially that last page with him looking up at the stars. Hopefully the next volume continues on with the wilderness stuff a little longer, but I have a feeling it’ll move back to Yakuza stuff. Still, this nature arc was a super fun addition to this manga imo.
August 8, 2026
The Fable somehow turned a survival trip involving snakes and a bear into one of the funniest parts of the series.
Akira and Kuro spending time in the mountains was easily my favorite part of Omnibus Volume 4.
It somehow manages to be genuinely informative about surviving outdoors while still being ridiculous, especially watching Kuro become completely obsessed with eating snakes.
And the bear encounter made the whole trip even better.
I don’t really have anything I disliked here. The bigger storyline just hasn’t grabbed me enough yet to push this into five-star territory.
But this was consistently fun.
Akira and Kuro spending time in the mountains was easily my favorite part of Omnibus Volume 4.
It somehow manages to be genuinely informative about surviving outdoors while still being ridiculous, especially watching Kuro become completely obsessed with eating snakes.
And the bear encounter made the whole trip even better.
I don’t really have anything I disliked here. The bigger storyline just hasn’t grabbed me enough yet to push this into five-star territory.
But this was consistently fun.
May 31, 2025
The aftermath of the warehouse is good housekeeping, no one needs to know the real history of Fable. Misaki is better off not knowing, and thankfully Captain Ebihara takes care to clean it up.
the camping arc is always informative. Fable getting back to his roots. cool that the author did his own research and experience to get it accurate. A bear in the wild is no joke.
the camping arc is always informative. Fable getting back to his roots. cool that the author did his own research and experience to get it accurate. A bear in the wild is no joke.
February 24, 2026
It’s always a bad sign when your comic relief is constantly reminding you how bored she is… could be because I’m rocking a slight fever, could be this omnibus contains the dreaded “filler” plotlines, but the camping side quest and Yakuza shakedown felt a bit plodding to me. Still, very locked in and excited to get back into “Akira” and “Yoko’s” year-off.
March 10, 2025
wow I forgot how much I enjoy this series
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