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Ayanashi #3
アヤナシ 3
Holo is an Ayanashi, vanquishers of the Ogres, death incarnate. On his quest to pursue the one-eyed man who killed his brother, a young girl who shares a history with Holo, Ayame, appears before him, bearing a question. “Hey, Holo. Do you still remember the promise you made back then?” What could this mysterious promise be…? And in preparation for an anticipated Ogre assault, Ayanashi from across the land congregate for a joint operation!
199 pages, Paperback
First published February 16, 2018
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March 3, 2025
El tomo más interesante hasta ahora.
Vemos una agrupación de ayanashis para proteger una comunidad, vemos la traición entre ellos ya que algunos siguen una secta, y la única forma que tienen de saber sobre ellos es que Holo recuerde y cuente lo que pasó antes que muera su hermano.
En este pasado vemos como ambos eran totalmente distintos, en su forma de actuar como también con las personas.
Quedando un solo tomo siento que va a apurar mucho las cosas para que esto finalice.
Vemos una agrupación de ayanashis para proteger una comunidad, vemos la traición entre ellos ya que algunos siguen una secta, y la única forma que tienen de saber sobre ellos es que Holo recuerde y cuente lo que pasó antes que muera su hermano.
En este pasado vemos como ambos eran totalmente distintos, en su forma de actuar como también con las personas.
Quedando un solo tomo siento que va a apurar mucho las cosas para que esto finalice.
April 17, 2023
I am blown away with this series. I really am. I am loving the different characters, the settings, the 'monsters' and the complexity of the world. ON TO VOL 4. Apparently the last in the series -gobsmacked- Honestly? I thought it was a multi volume series. At least 12 okay... I'm not crying! You're crying.
February 11, 2026
I like the way that the story weaves the past stories into what's happening now. I'm curious how it's all related, and how it's going to tie it all up in one final volume.
Ayanashi Review
5/5 stars
This will be a spoiler free review. Onto the review!
Yet another manga I’ve read recently that I wish was much longer. This is a four volume series, but I wish it had more. The story follows these people who live underground and are dealing with giant monsters who keep attacking their cave villages. Aside from that, I can’t say too much more without spoiling it. I do think it was a well done short series, but I wanted at least ten or fifteen volumes, not four. Just as I was really starting to have fun with the characters and the plot, it ended.
Also, shame on my library for not having the final volume and making me turn to scanlations. Apparently, this is a common enough issue with libraries that most people have either had to stop reading or turn to scanlations. That’s just sad. Get the fourth volume, please. Libraries exist to prevent people from needing to turn to scanlations, not to bottle neck them right into it. Sad.
I’m going to keep my eye out to see what else this mangaka writes, because I am now curious to see what else he might write. I think it might be a while until he writes any more manga, because he’s mostly a video game designer. But you never know.
Have a nice day/night everyone!
Ayanashi Review
5/5 stars
This will be a spoiler free review. Onto the review!
Yet another manga I’ve read recently that I wish was much longer. This is a four volume series, but I wish it had more. The story follows these people who live underground and are dealing with giant monsters who keep attacking their cave villages. Aside from that, I can’t say too much more without spoiling it. I do think it was a well done short series, but I wanted at least ten or fifteen volumes, not four. Just as I was really starting to have fun with the characters and the plot, it ended.
Also, shame on my library for not having the final volume and making me turn to scanlations. Apparently, this is a common enough issue with libraries that most people have either had to stop reading or turn to scanlations. That’s just sad. Get the fourth volume, please. Libraries exist to prevent people from needing to turn to scanlations, not to bottle neck them right into it. Sad.
I’m going to keep my eye out to see what else this mangaka writes, because I am now curious to see what else he might write. I think it might be a while until he writes any more manga, because he’s mostly a video game designer. But you never know.
Have a nice day/night everyone!
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