Seraph of the End: Guren Ichinose, Resurrection at Nineteen, Vol. 1
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- Author：Takaya Kagami
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Summary
After the events of Seraph of the End: Catastrophe at Sixteen。。。
Guren Ichinose has committed a grievous sin—by bringing his friends back to life， he has violated the iron-clad taboo against human resurrection， and the Seraph of the End has brought the human race to its knees。 The only survivors are demons and children， and those few who remain are threatened by rampaging monsters and callous vampires rounding up human beings like cattle。 Faced with overwhelming despair， the survivors band together in hopes of reviving their world。
Tormented by the sin he has committed and unable to share the burden with his friends， Guren sets out on a new journey amid the ruins of the world he himself destroyed。 But is he man or demon， savior or angel of death？ Not even he knows for sure。
Guren Ichinose has committed a grievous sin—by bringing his friends back to life， he has violated the iron-clad taboo against human resurrection， and the Seraph of the End has brought the human race to its knees。 The only survivors are demons and children， and those few who remain are threatened by rampaging monsters and callous vampires rounding up human beings like cattle。 Faced with overwhelming despair， the survivors band together in hopes of reviving their world。
Tormented by the sin he has committed and unable to share the burden with his friends， Guren sets out on a new journey amid the ruins of the world he himself destroyed。 But is he man or demon， savior or angel of death？ Not even he knows for sure。
Reviews
Bryony
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I did read this in English。 The storyline was great and reveals an inside into the seraph of the end series
Reyu Kurozomi
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This review has been hidden because it contains spoilers。 To view it， click here。 I love to read this manga
Димон
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Great new series in the beloved Owari no Seraph universe。 Loved the part with Ferid Bathory
Katerina
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Great new series in the beloved Owari no Seraph universe。 Loved the part with Ferid Bathory
Joud
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How can i read it for free
ian
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1。5This is MUCH better than catastrophe at 16。 And it didn't have the word mongrel in it once which is always great。 That being said it's definitely not anything close to good。 The writing is still suffering from a bad case of telling not showing， and the constant exposition is still there。 And of course Kagami hates women and we must all be reminded of that， plus there's the whole "rape in an unforgivable sin" thing which yeah revolutionary take buddy no one's ever said THAT before and then it' 1。5This is MUCH better than catastrophe at 16。 And it didn't have the word mongrel in it once which is always great。 That being said it's definitely not anything close to good。 The writing is still suffering from a bad case of telling not showing， and the constant exposition is still there。 And of course Kagami hates women and we must all be reminded of that， plus there's the whole "rape in an unforgivable sin" thing which yeah revolutionary take buddy no one's ever said THAT before and then it's coming in right before a chapter full of Ferid doing Ferid things so like。。。 huh。 But there were some scenes that made me legitimately emotional， and some of the jokes were actually funny。 At its best， I'd honestly call it good。 But at its worst （which is where it was at most of the time） it was weird horny nonsense。 *takaya kagami voice* rape is an unforgivable sin。 anyways here is my 20th rape scene enjoy :） 。。。more
Kari Trenten
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This was perhaps the best of the novels I’ve read thus far， beginning with a darkly seductive panel of a predatory Ferid Bathory baring his fangs close to a snarkily willing Guren Ichinose’s neck。 Those who wondered if Ferid ever bit Guren， well， wait and see。 :）= In this volume， Guren faces the consequences of his actions in the previous volume as does the rest of the world， which is being invaded by pestilence and monsters。 The one person who is having a great time is Ferid Bathory， who’s disc This was perhaps the best of the novels I’ve read thus far， beginning with a darkly seductive panel of a predatory Ferid Bathory baring his fangs close to a snarkily willing Guren Ichinose’s neck。 Those who wondered if Ferid ever bit Guren， well， wait and see。 :）= In this volume， Guren faces the consequences of his actions in the previous volume as does the rest of the world， which is being invaded by pestilence and monsters。 The one person who is having a great time is Ferid Bathory， who’s discovering Guren Ichinose is the best time he’s had in centuries。 We see the beginnings of Ferid and Guren’s partnership in these pages， why such an unlikely alliance happens， making me more curious about Ferid than ever。 He’s just as fun， flamboyant， and frightening as he is in the manga。 Having a far less fun time during the apocalypse are a young Makoto and Shusuke， developing rapidly on the run as characters while showing what they’re capable of， along with the strength of their bond。 No less powerful is that of Shinji and Guren， whom have some beautiful scenes in which Guren reveals just how much not just his friends， but Shinji in particular means to him。 The mystery of Mahiru continues after her apparent death， for she continues to linger， haunting Guren along with the question of just how much Guren and his catastrophic decisions， as well as Mahiru and her manipulations may have been the designs of the Hiragi family。 This question hangs over Kureto’s head， too， while he reels in both Guren and Shinji， trying to rebuild the world。 Readers begin to see how this world has become the one Yu and Mika are trapped in within the manga， emerging from the ruins and developing along with the characters。 In a moment with Mito， Guren shows that he’s still a gentleman and a heartthrob， only for Norito to bring on the humor， and Shinji stops everyone in the middle of their awkwardness to prove that even in a post-apocalyptic world， video games are a welcome distraction。 All together， Takaya Kagami impressed me as a writer and a storyteller in this volume， showing how he’s polished his craft and exceeded his previous efforts while the artwork accompanying those efforts continues to be exquisite。 I literally could not put this book down。 I look forward to the next volume in English （and I’m really hoping the one about Mikaela will come in English as well）。 。。。more
kerrycat
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