Kyomu Senki

Alternative Titles

Synonyms: Jakiou Bakuretsu, Kyomu Senshi Miroku, Military Chronicle of Nihility, New Rashoumon, Ninja Arts at Honnou Temple: The Black Magic of Koji Kashin, Records of Nothingness, Skull Killer Jakiou, The Dogura War Chronicles, The Strange Living Dimension

Japanese: 虚無戦記

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Type: Manga

Volumes: 7

Chapters: Unknown

Status: Finished

Published: 1999 to 2000

Genres: Action, Sci-Fi, Supernatural

Serialization: None

Authors: Ishikawa, Ken (Story & Art)

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Popularity: #28240

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Synopsis

In Confucian Era 14276, a violent showdown unfolds in the space surrounding Planet Lagra. And with that, the story begins. Unfolding on Earth and in far-off galaxies, in the past, the future, and across dimensions, the curtain has risen on the final war between light and darkness. A great, galactic epic spanning the author's career begins here!

Kyomu Senki is made up mainly of four series: "The Tiger of 5000 Light Years" serialized in 1980-82. "Kyomu Senshi Miroku" and "Jaki-oh Bakuretsu," both of which started serialization in 1987, just a few months apart. Lastly, "Skull Killer Jaki-oh," a mech series set in the 20th century that originally started in 1990.

Along with the four main series, it also includes four short stories: "New Rashoumon," "Ninja Arts at Honnou Temple: The Black Magic of Koji Kashin," "The Strange Living Dimension, Dogura," and "The Dogura War Chronicles."

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Reviews

May 24, 2021

CalRob

Recommended

A great read, for only having 9 chapters translated. I hope the rest of it becomes available one of these days, but the art is stellar, from the quiet Japanese landscapes and architecture to the sprawling space fleets and battleships, decent comedic moments, great character designs and awesome action, as to be expected from Ken Ishikawa. These few translated chapters cover everything from the Space Buddhist army fighting against some, psychic bug thing, to Heian era monks traveling the land to face against demons, to the most popular part of the series, the Mirikou story, revolving around young Ninja Miroku, facing his fears and challenging ...