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ノラガミ [Noragami] #4
Noragami, Tome 4
Yukine e Yato finalmente começam a entrar em sintonia, mas ainda há a ameaça da presença de Bishamon! Contudo, ela também tem problemas com suas shinkis e se vê envolvida em um complô!
194 pages, Mass Market Paperback
First published June 15, 2012
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About the author
Adachitoka
59 books535 followersAdachitoka consists of two female mangaka, from which the name is derived:
Adachi (安達)
Foreground characters illustrator
Birthday: December 14th
Birthplace: Yamagata-ken Murayama-shi
Tokashiki (渡嘉敷)
Background illustrator
Birthday: November 28th
Birthplace: Okinawa-ken Naha-shi
Adachi (安達)
Foreground characters illustrator
Birthday: December 14th
Birthplace: Yamagata-ken Murayama-shi
Tokashiki (渡嘉敷)
Background illustrator
Birthday: November 28th
Birthplace: Okinawa-ken Naha-shi
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January 20, 2017
This was really excellent -- all the characters are revealed to have more dimensions than were previously apparent, and new, plottier plot twists come into play. It feels in retrospect like what came before was mostly world building, and this is where the story really takes off. Looking forward to book 5.
Musical pairing: The Checkers, "Giza giza hatto no komori uta" (Lullaby of a Broken Jagged Heart)
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9ZMiO...
Musical pairing: The Checkers, "Giza giza hatto no komori uta" (Lullaby of a Broken Jagged Heart)
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9ZMiO...
June 1, 2018
Another great volum, though kind of darker and with some solid mystery introduction.
June 23, 2019
Some shady stuff going on amongst Bishamon’s shinki’s ranks (not Kazuma though. He’s an angel.). My girl better watch out for that Kugaha motherfucker or the story might repeat itself again. I’m so sad that Yukine had to go through finally finding a friend and immediately losing him. 😪
Anyways, I’m buckling up now bc the REAL angst has not even begun yet.
Anyways, I’m buckling up now bc the REAL angst has not even begun yet.
December 27, 2021
Personal Ratings: 4.5🌟
The thing about Noragami is that, the anime missed out a lot of the small details in the manga. Albeit that it has only two seasons (with no news of continuation of the series or whatsoever), I feel like the story is delicate in a sense that some emotions is portrayed better in the manga in a sense.
This volume highlights the relationship between the Gods and the Shinkis and how the condition of some of them who the master has to tend to a lot of shinkis.
The thing about shinkis is that they are so fragile. They're in the border between the living and the dead and one small misstep can actually lead to them dark which is super sad to be honest. This volume was emotional at best. The fact that the importance of the existence of all these gods is that, they will need for at least ONE person to remember them. Yato's potential was shown slowly in this volume and it somehow lives with his name as he is the God of Calamity. I also like the portrayal of Bishamon in the manga and the story of her shinkis. So far, I'm just really hooked with the manga and the story and I really can't wait how it plays out in Volume 5.
p/s: THE PANELS ARE FREAKING BEAUTIFUL IM IN LOVE.
pp/s: this scene teared me up a lot Suzuha deserves better this boy :(((
The thing about Noragami is that, the anime missed out a lot of the small details in the manga. Albeit that it has only two seasons (with no news of continuation of the series or whatsoever), I feel like the story is delicate in a sense that some emotions is portrayed better in the manga in a sense.
This volume highlights the relationship between the Gods and the Shinkis and how the condition of some of them who the master has to tend to a lot of shinkis.
The thing about shinkis is that they are so fragile. They're in the border between the living and the dead and one small misstep can actually lead to them dark which is super sad to be honest. This volume was emotional at best. The fact that the importance of the existence of all these gods is that, they will need for at least ONE person to remember them. Yato's potential was shown slowly in this volume and it somehow lives with his name as he is the God of Calamity. I also like the portrayal of Bishamon in the manga and the story of her shinkis. So far, I'm just really hooked with the manga and the story and I really can't wait how it plays out in Volume 5.
p/s: THE PANELS ARE FREAKING BEAUTIFUL IM IN LOVE.
pp/s: this scene teared me up a lot Suzuha deserves better this boy :(((
September 9, 2017
This volume is basically calm before the storm. While not many things happened (apart from that horrible death of shinki), all the troubles are set up for the next volumes. And I loved Kazuma here too, he is badass and smart.
Hiyori and Yato moments are funny.^^
Hiyori and Yato moments are funny.^^
April 12, 2020
A slightly quieter story than the last volume, the story remains great as we learn more about some of the characters. At the same time, tension increases as plots and intrigue grow from unexpected places. There's a clash coming, and it's hard to tell where the lines will be drawn.
November 6, 2020
I really like the art in this. There's just something about it that I love seeing.
February 23, 2022
If by the end of the is series Hiyori forgets Yato and Yukiné I will die
December 23, 2017
RESEÑA COMPLETA ➜ https://goo.gl/pNYS9S
espués de la purificación a la que Yukine fue sometido ha regresado por fin al buen camino, tanto así que ahora tiene un trabajo (para mantener al vaquetón de Yato) y gracias a Hiyori ha regresado a sus estudios. Ahora sabe lo que casi pierde y no volverá a enfrentarse a ello ni someterá a Yato al castigo. Tampoco quiere volver a lastimar a Hiyori con quien ha creado un lazo de amistad, un lazo que pese al cariño mutuo que sienten podría romperse en cualquier momento pues Hiyori a pesar de su problemita sigue perteneciendo al mundo de los humanos y Yukine se da cuenta que aunque el tiempo esté detenido para él, el de Hiyori sigue andando y pronto aunque ninguno de los dos lo quiera ella va a olvidarse de él.
Yukine no es el único que siente aprecio por la chica pues Yato también empieza a estimarla, tanto así que por fin decide hacer caso de su petición de regresarla a la normalidad y para eso busca ayuda en Tejin (el dios del aprendizaje) quien le dice que la única manera de volver a Hiyori a la normalidad es rompiendo el lazo que la une a ellos, pues mientras más tiempo pase Hiyori con ellos menos humana será.Yato sabe que debe romper el lazo y dejarla volver a su vida pero es un poco egoísta pues sabe que Hiyori es el único humano que lo recuerda y no quiere perder ese lazo.
Yato no es el único en estar en problemas pues dentro de los shinki de Bishamon hay un traidor que está planeando derrocarla y Kazuma es el único que podrá salvarla.
En este cuarto tomo retomamos el lazo entre shinki y dioses, el pasado vimos lo que puede llegar a pasar si una shinki se descontrola, como eso puede afectar a su dios hasta llevarlo a la muerte y ahora en este seremos testigos de cómo también son una debilidad para sus amos. Por ejemplo, tenemos a Bishamon que pese a ser una de los dioses más poderosos que hay, es dueña de tantos shinkis que esto la mermando poco a poco pues ser dueño de una arma divina no sólo consiste en tenerla y ya sino que también hay que velar por ella y Bishamon en su lucha incesante de salvar almas de los Ayakashi tiene más shinki de las que nunca podrá llamar. Tanto así que sus shinki se sienten abandonados y aunque saben que no puede ver envidias o malos pensamientos entre ellos para no lastimarla, no puede evitar sentirse olvidados y eso genera discordias entre ellos. Discordias que alguien está utilizando para general problemas entre las shinki y que esto afecte a Bishamon pues si un dios llega a morir es remplazado por sí mismo pero a una edad más infantil y voluble y son sus mismas shinki quienes se encargan de guiarlos, razón por la cual quieren destruir a Bishamon para beneficio propio.
Ya les había comentado en reseñas pasadas que la historia de Bisha con sus shinki me llama mucho la atención y con lo que descubrí en este tomo estoy más ansiosa por saber que pasa sobre todo quiero saber ya cual es el pasado que Yato comparte con Bishamon y sus shinki.
RESEÑA COMPLETA ➜ https://goo.gl/pNYS9S
June 8, 2022
Amo mucho Noragami y ese final no me lo esperaba ya quiero saber que va pasar en el siguiente volumen.
July 9, 2024
4.5 ⭐️
July 28, 2024
Really good volume. The pain is ancient and inescapable.
November 22, 2023
Oh this was GOOD! I got chills at the threats Kofuku made
September 10, 2020
Con esta 4ta entrega, conocemos un poco más acerca de Bishamonten, ese dios que tiene tantas shinkis que apenas y puede mantenerse sana.
En los volúmenes anteriores, vimos a Bisha como el dios justiciero que es, pero aun cuando posee un aura intensa, dispuesta a pelear, este dios es sumamente amable y salva a tantas almas como puede, haciéndolas parte de su gran familia de shinkis.
Sin embargo, esto es un arma de doble filo: sabemos que la relación de un dios y su shinki es importante, y al tener tantos bajo su cuidado, los sentimientos impuros de las almas están corrompiendo su cuerpo y dejándola medio enferma. A causa de ello, Nora junto con el médico (y shinki) de Bisha, planean desaparecer a otras almas.
Por otra parte, Yuki ya dejó de ser un niño malcriado y ahora trabaja arduamente para pagar sus deudas. Su actitud cambia muchísimo después del ritual de purificación, por tanto, su sintonía con Yato ha mejorado.
Pese a ello, surge otra cuestión importante: Hiroyi, al no ser un espíritu como tal, puede que algún día se olvide de Yato y de Yuki, pero si sigue permaneciendo a su lado, quizá no viva como una chica común y corriente, así que, ¿qué deberían hacer?
En fin, que este volumen me ha sacado unas cuantas lágrimas porque Bisha se está convirtiendo en mis personajes favoritos, al igual que Yato. Me encanta la interacción que tienen con Kofuku y los otros dioses.
En definitiva, este shonen es excelente pues a veces te hace reír, llorar y claro, que las escenas de acción son excelentes. ¡El dibujo ni se diga, es maravilloso!
Este volumen contiene los capítulos 12 – 15.
REVIEWS ANTERIORES:
Volumen 1 | Volumen 2 | Volumen 3
En los volúmenes anteriores, vimos a Bisha como el dios justiciero que es, pero aun cuando posee un aura intensa, dispuesta a pelear, este dios es sumamente amable y salva a tantas almas como puede, haciéndolas parte de su gran familia de shinkis.
Sin embargo, esto es un arma de doble filo: sabemos que la relación de un dios y su shinki es importante, y al tener tantos bajo su cuidado, los sentimientos impuros de las almas están corrompiendo su cuerpo y dejándola medio enferma. A causa de ello, Nora junto con el médico (y shinki) de Bisha, planean desaparecer a otras almas.
Por otra parte, Yuki ya dejó de ser un niño malcriado y ahora trabaja arduamente para pagar sus deudas. Su actitud cambia muchísimo después del ritual de purificación, por tanto, su sintonía con Yato ha mejorado.
Pese a ello, surge otra cuestión importante: Hiroyi, al no ser un espíritu como tal, puede que algún día se olvide de Yato y de Yuki, pero si sigue permaneciendo a su lado, quizá no viva como una chica común y corriente, así que, ¿qué deberían hacer?
En fin, que este volumen me ha sacado unas cuantas lágrimas porque Bisha se está convirtiendo en mis personajes favoritos, al igual que Yato. Me encanta la interacción que tienen con Kofuku y los otros dioses.
En definitiva, este shonen es excelente pues a veces te hace reír, llorar y claro, que las escenas de acción son excelentes. ¡El dibujo ni se diga, es maravilloso!
Este volumen contiene los capítulos 12 – 15.
REVIEWS ANTERIORES:
Volumen 1 | Volumen 2 | Volumen 3
July 29, 2018
Still enjoying the story, but I waver a bit. The theme of not wanting to be forgotten is touching, but some story elements grated on me a little. Still, very enjoyable.
May 20, 2020
Holy shit, Kofuku threatened Bishamon! That's it, it's official, Kofuku best girl don't @ me!
Anyway, this was an interesting volume because it not only showed the consequences of owning multiple shinki from a physical perspective, but also from an emotional one. Not wanting to hurt your master with your negative emotions is fine, but bottling them up and hiding them is even worse. It's a simple idea (going to others for help when suffering) that's been used in media multiple times, but adding a physical ramification on both the one suffering and the master drives home the point more. I also appreciate how we could both sides of the idea (Bishamon's stance and the shinkis') and how both of them are valid, and that validity is what's making it worse. If both sides see themselves as the problem, how can they hope to find a solution? I know I'm just rambling here, but I really like how this idea is being used and how dangerous is can be.
That's all I really want to say about this volume. A nice start to this arc, looking forward to continuing it!
Anyway, this was an interesting volume because it not only showed the consequences of owning multiple shinki from a physical perspective, but also from an emotional one. Not wanting to hurt your master with your negative emotions is fine, but bottling them up and hiding them is even worse. It's a simple idea (going to others for help when suffering) that's been used in media multiple times, but adding a physical ramification on both the one suffering and the master drives home the point more. I also appreciate how we could both sides of the idea (Bishamon's stance and the shinkis') and how both of them are valid, and that validity is what's making it worse. If both sides see themselves as the problem, how can they hope to find a solution? I know I'm just rambling here, but I really like how this idea is being used and how dangerous is can be.
That's all I really want to say about this volume. A nice start to this arc, looking forward to continuing it!
January 5, 2018
Reading these volumes is like revisiting an already read story since I watched the anime a couple of years ago and the plot points are pretty similar between the two. But I have to continue because the third season of the anime still hasn’t come out (and probably never will *cries*), and I NEED to know what happens next ❤️
November 14, 2018
I really enjoyed this one. I think the stories about Bishamon and her relationship with her Shinki are really touching. The story about Suzuha and the cherry tree. Oh man... Also Suzune worrying about Hiyori forgetting is also pretty moving.
It really makes the Shinki and deities' world building a lot more concrete. Bishamon is especially portrayed in a lonely and poignant light, which I appreciate.
Edit: Forgot to mention that it feels like some of the conversations feel disjointed. I don't know if it's a lost in translation issue or if just some of the dialogue is a bit odd due to the fantastical setting.
It really makes the Shinki and deities' world building a lot more concrete. Bishamon is especially portrayed in a lonely and poignant light, which I appreciate.
Edit: Forgot to mention that it feels like some of the conversations feel disjointed. I don't know if it's a lost in translation issue or if just some of the dialogue is a bit odd due to the fantastical setting.
October 15, 2022
The real take away for me at this point in the series is that the authors save the real juice for the very end of the volume. This one was a lot of interpersonal relationships and more drama around gods and shinkis. For a while that was fine, then I started seeing how much trouble is actually brewing beneath the surface. Stray is and will be a problem for everyone, not just Yato. Bishamonten is clearly in over her head and her shinki will be the source of more chaos to come.
The new question is really How powerful is Yato and what more don't we know? I look forward to finding out.
The new question is really How powerful is Yato and what more don't we know? I look forward to finding out.
June 11, 2017
That lady god penchant to save everyone would bite her in the ass someday. What her assistant said is true. She should be talking to them, give them purpose. If not, some over achiever will come and snatch them one by one to build their own army.
July 22, 2019
Ahhh...This volume is also great...but it has many painful scenes. First, I felt sad to see the story of Bisyamonten. Before reading this volume, I thought she is the antagonist of Yato. However, in fact, I think she is not bad woman... She thinks about her family, but it go wrong.. I felt so painful...
January 8, 2026
Another truly great volume. I’m honestly surprised by how consistently good, detailed, deep, and funny this series is turning out to be. It’s a shame that the anime got abandoned like it did. Excellent character work, dialogue, plot, and art!
June 29, 2019
La storia si fa sempre più intricata e complessa.
Quello di cui mi sto rendendo conto man mano che lo leggo è che alla base c'è una radice di fondo fortemente triste (vedi l'argomento del tagliare le connessione e i ricordi delle persone).
Amo Yato ogni pagina di più. Sembra menefreghista e stronzo, ma in realtà è un divino cuoricino.
Questo è un manga in cui si ride, ma si hanno anche dei forti spunti di riflessione. Per questo mi piace un sacco.
Sono veramente felice di averlo cominciato (senza aspettare dell'altro tempo inutile).
Quelle due merde della vagabonda e Kugaha hanno abbastanza rotto le balle, uno schifo totale e spero per Vaisravana che si risolva tutto.
Quello di cui mi sto rendendo conto man mano che lo leggo è che alla base c'è una radice di fondo fortemente triste (vedi l'argomento del tagliare le connessione e i ricordi delle persone).
Amo Yato ogni pagina di più. Sembra menefreghista e stronzo, ma in realtà è un divino cuoricino.
Questo è un manga in cui si ride, ma si hanno anche dei forti spunti di riflessione. Per questo mi piace un sacco.
Sono veramente felice di averlo cominciato (senza aspettare dell'altro tempo inutile).
Quelle due merde della vagabonda e Kugaha hanno abbastanza rotto le balle, uno schifo totale e spero per Vaisravana che si risolva tutto.
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August 23, 2019
this got me all kinds of fucked up man. kugaha I’m gonna kick ur ass!!!
June 21, 2020
That was pretty good. It picked up well from the last volume and carried out the story smoothly. Excluding the unnecessary fanservice, I enjoyed it!
December 3, 2020
5 Stars
I love the pacing. The characters are well rounded and the art style is really fittìng to the story.
I love the pacing. The characters are well rounded and the art style is really fittìng to the story.
February 23, 2022
4,3 stars
August 12, 2022
Shit's getting real.
August 6, 2023
Love this series! Looking forward to reading volume 5.
August 23, 2023
Noragami na zawsze w sercu
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