Although Chicken Little was able to save Morio, she herself has been possessed by a demonic entity determined to destroy Keiji, Keisuke, and Elizabeth. Tormented by guilt, Chicken Little flees the group, while Keiji and his companions must continue on. Keiji’s Righteous Egg has awakened, but it is damaged and needs to be healed. To do that he will need to head for the mysterious forest that surrounds Mt. Fuji and find the Righteous Master...
Rooster Fighter, Vol 8 by Shu Sakuratani begins with the gang being attacked by a possessed Chicken Little. When she snaps out of it, she is full of guilt and runs off. Keiji, Keisuke, and Elizabeth must head to Mt. Fuji to find the Righteous Master, both to save the roosters’ father, and to help Keiji control his newly awakened Righteous Egg.
This eighth volume brings tension to a new level. I really am looking forward to how the next volume handles everything
Morio wearing clothes, especially the outfit he chose, is seriously weirder than him running around naked. He is off an a side mission with Chicken Little and the other birds are off on their own detour from the main plot. Feels like this story is never going to end, but it is silly and fun, so I'm not going anywhere.
Following the wrap up of the intense battle in the previous volume, this installment is a bit dry. It features a setup for the next major arc of the story and the obstacle the cast will need to overcome. Entertaining enough but like I said a bit dry.
A really solid volume. Two very strong and engaging plot lines that I am looking forward to continuing with. Also love the Chicken Little and Morio team up. I am still worried for Chicken Little and her inner demon.
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I think I say this every time, but oh well. As ridiculous as this series started out, it has really crafted a compelling plot. But it's also still ridiculous.
Un tomo muy entretenido y con partes graciosas como nos acostumbra esta serie. Pero palidece ante la espectacularidad de lo que sería el tomo 9, que leí inmediatamente después de este.