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超獣伝説ゲシュタルト [Choujuu Densetsu Gestalt] #3
Gestalt, Volume 3
The quest for a man's soul, the battle for his heart, the war for a world.
R to L (Japanese Style).
The quest for a man's soul, the battle for his heart, the war for a world.
Suzu uses everything she's got to drive her sisters away and increase her powers. Meanwhile, Olivier seeks a weapon to use against evil pursuers--and himself, if "Black Olivier" comes through again. How did this terrible fate befall Olivier, and what effect will his protective measures have on both him and his companions? Is the secret history of Gestalt somehow mirrored in the present? Time will tell, but not before Ouri gets another chance to mop the floor with some persistent enemies! In the legendary past the gods battled for supremacy and cast out the demon god whose name cannot be spoken. Banished to Earth, the demon found refuge on the mysterious and dangerous island known only as "G."
R to L (Japanese Style).
The quest for a man's soul, the battle for his heart, the war for a world.
Suzu uses everything she's got to drive her sisters away and increase her powers. Meanwhile, Olivier seeks a weapon to use against evil pursuers--and himself, if "Black Olivier" comes through again. How did this terrible fate befall Olivier, and what effect will his protective measures have on both him and his companions? Is the secret history of Gestalt somehow mirrored in the present? Time will tell, but not before Ouri gets another chance to mop the floor with some persistent enemies! In the legendary past the gods battled for supremacy and cast out the demon god whose name cannot be spoken. Banished to Earth, the demon found refuge on the mysterious and dangerous island known only as "G."
200 pages, Paperback
First published January 1, 1997
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June 17, 2025
German edition. This manga always felt so bright and happy and funny. There were hints that matters could go dark suddenly but I really didn't expect such a sudden change of pace. On one page, you giggle yourself silly, then you turn it and go O.o
In this volume, Dark Olivier appears again. And to prove Ouri who insists on loving her master, her good Olivier, wrong, to prove to her that she just loves Olivier's beautiful looks he smears his arms with a poisonous potion that causes gangrene to spread through his limbs. To save Olivier, Ouri has to cut his arms off. Olivier doesn't blame Ouri because he knows that that was the only way how she could save him but Ouri can't forgive herself and so she runs away. That was quite scary.
We also learn why Messiah wants Olivier back so desperately, why he keeps sending agents after him to bring him back. There is a background story about how Messiah and Olivier met.
I would have given it 5 stars if it wasn't for the silly side stories that have nothing to do with the main story line and that keep interrupting the main plotline over and over again like some darn commercial breaks.
In this volume, Dark Olivier appears again. And to prove Ouri who insists on loving her master, her good Olivier, wrong, to prove to her that she just loves Olivier's beautiful looks he smears his arms with a poisonous potion that causes gangrene to spread through his limbs. To save Olivier, Ouri has to cut his arms off. Olivier doesn't blame Ouri because he knows that that was the only way how she could save him but Ouri can't forgive herself and so she runs away. That was quite scary.
We also learn why Messiah wants Olivier back so desperately, why he keeps sending agents after him to bring him back. There is a background story about how Messiah and Olivier met.
I would have given it 5 stars if it wasn't for the silly side stories that have nothing to do with the main story line and that keep interrupting the main plotline over and over again like some darn commercial breaks.
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