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Blue Exorcist, Vol. 17 Kindle & comiXology
Shura Kirigakure has always been one of Rin and Yukio’s closest and most trusted friends and mentors, but her past is a mystery. When Shura suddenly goes missing, Mephisto sends the Okumura brothers to the cold and wintry backcountry of Aomori Prefecture to find her. The journey is a chance for Rin and Yukio to talk over recent events, and try to sort out where things stand between them. Out in the frozen hills, Shura reaches her destination, and a meeting with an entity who will impose an ancient curse upon her…
- LanguageEnglish
- PublisherVIZ Media: SHONEN JUMP
- Publication dateJuly 4, 2017
- Reading age13 - 17 years
- Grade level8 - 12
- File size550646 KB
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Her latest series, Blue Exorcist, began in Jump Square in April of 2009.
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- ASIN : B071NX66W6
- Publisher : VIZ Media: SHONEN JUMP (July 4, 2017)
- Publication date : July 4, 2017
- Language : English
- File size : 550646 KB
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- Print length : 186 pages
- Best Sellers Rank: #188,234 in Kindle Store (See Top 100 in Kindle Store)
- #71 in Supernatural Manga
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- #549 in Fantasy Manga (Kindle Store)
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About the author
Manga creator, writer and illustrator Kazue Kato was born in Tokyo on July 20, 1980. In 2000, at age 19, she won the prestigious Tezuka Award for her work Boku to Usagi (Rabbit and I) published in Akamaru Jump. From 2005 to 2006 her series Robo to Usakichi, a sci-fi adventure featuring a rabbit (again!) was published in the monthly magazine Shonen Sirius (Kodansha).
Her latest series, Blue Exorcist, began in Jump Square in April of 2009.
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As for the story, this volume focuses on Shura and finally reveals her past. It's all very interesting stuff, but I do wish she'd been a little more active in her own story (Rin and Yukio get the lion's share of the action). But considering how tough Shura has proven to be already, I can let this slide. Speaking of the exorcist brothers, it was nice to see them get some screen time together outside of battle or their brief interactions in their dorm. The running gag about the old lady who runs the inn making assumptions about their relationship was hilarious. Volume seventeen is a lot of fun, but it has its dark and serious moments as well. This volume is pretty much a self-contained story, but it builds on the rich mythology of the series and hints toward some exciting things to come.
Something to note, especially for parents who might be buying this for younger readers, there is a bit of uncensored, above-the-waist female nudity here. I didn't find it gratuitous at all, but I didn't see nudity mentioned in the list of other things the volume contains next to the rating, so I thought I'd point it out just in case.
They take a train to Lake Towada and find room in an inn. The old lady who runs the inn assures them they’ll have privacy, having totally misinterpreted their relationship. As they relax in a hot bath, Rin questions Yukio about the dangerous training, which his brother blows off, then reveals how he has messed up with Shiemi. He asks Yuki if he likes Shiemi too, but doesn’t really get an answer to his question. Later, in speaking with the innkeeper, they learn that Shura spent the night there and said when she left that she was sort of going home.
Meanwhile, Shura meets with a mysterious figure she calls Hachiro who is insistent that she keep to the terms of her blood contract and have a child! As Yukio and Rin search for Shura, Yukio tells his brother the story of the baba yaga of Lake Towanda, and of how Father Fujimoto rescued Shura, who was being held prisoner there. Rin senses trouble ahead. They find an injured Shura lying in the snow, and she tells them she is going to die soon! She tells them the story of the blood contract that began even before she was born…
This volume is primarily about Shura, but it’s also about Yukio and Rin, giving them some brotherly alone time which they seldom get. Shura’s backstory is interesting, and the contract she was burdened with horrendous. Finally resigned to her fate, it takes the two brothers to make her see she can have a life of her own. I love the flashbacks of when she met Father Fujimoto. The things she said and did made me laugh, especially when she said she wanted to have his baby! I loved seeing Rin and Yukio working together. I worry about Yukio, and whatever power is coming to light inside of him. I think he’ll be all right. After all, look at Rin! He’s a good boy, just high spirited. And not likely to be swayed to the dark side.
Another great volume, look forward to more!
They take a train to Lake Towada and find room in an inn. The old lady who runs the inn assures them they’ll have privacy, having totally misinterpreted their relationship. As they relax in a hot bath, Rin questions Yukio about the dangerous training, which his brother blows off, then reveals how he has messed up with Shiemi. He asks Yuki if he likes Shiemi too, but doesn’t really get an answer to his question. Later, in speaking with the innkeeper, they learn that Shura spent the night there and said when she left that she was sort of going home.
Meanwhile, Shura meets with a mysterious figure she calls Hachiro who is insistent that she keep to the terms of her blood contract and have a child! As Yukio and Rin search for Shura, Yukio tells his brother the story of the baba yaga of Lake Towanda, and of how Father Fujimoto rescued Shura, who was being held prisoner there. Rin senses trouble ahead. They find an injured Shura lying in the snow, and she tells them she is going to die soon! She tells them the story of the blood contract that began even before she was born…
This volume is primarily about Shura, but it’s also about Yukio and Rin, giving them some brotherly alone time which they seldom get. Shura’s backstory is interesting, and the contract she was burdened with horrendous. Finally resigned to her fate, it takes the two brothers to make her see she can have a life of her own. I love the flashbacks of when she met Father Fujimoto. The things she said and did made me laugh, especially when she said she wanted to have his baby! I loved seeing Rin and Yukio working together. I worry about Yukio, and whatever power is coming to light inside of him. I think he’ll be all right. After all, look at Rin! He’s a good boy, just high spirited. And not likely to be swayed to the dark side.
Another great volume, look forward to more!