Vagabond - Vol. 38 Ch. 327 - The Man Named Tadoki

[Rakidango]

rip

 

[tomik261]

😥

 

[Nrtoxop]

and now were here waiting for this masterpiece to get out of hiatus :/

 

[Italica]

Any news about 328?

 

[bananafrank_666]

nobody's even checking now this stuff is sad

 

[bananafrank_666]

try this guys

https://mangadex.org/title/58153/vagabond-the-last-manga-exhibition-complete-catalogue

bro is this legit?

 

[PyroclasticFlow]

oh boy, what a cool manga I finally picked up, I've been hearing about it for years so it's not like there's any chance that it's unfinished haha

 

[N0Mi0]

While it's sad that it's essentially dropped, I have to admit that, IMO, the last parts of the work seemed to have lost their footing and felt incomparable in a lot of ways to the earlier ones.
I don't know about the author, but I, by the end, had no idea neither what's the overarching story now nor what is the work itself about.

Vagabond is a very beautiful and even wonderful work, but it said and showed what it wanted to by its half-point, and after that, it's been just aimless creativity.

Very comparable to Berserk, since that classic title, too, became somewhat lost and strayed far from its roots for no benefit many years before the author's untimely passing.

 

[havelmom]

while Vagabond is interesting, the choice to make Kojiro into a deaf makes absolutely no sense
it seems so strange, because the main adversary of the Musashi books by Eiji is Kojiro, the story follows him as much as Takezo
and in that, the Kojiro parts don't translate into Vagabond 1:1, they're actually a challenge to port over
it seems like the mangaka wrote himself into a corner