Witch Hunter, 22 volumes later – bonutzuu’s manga archive

Witches and humans have been at war for who knows how long. Caught in the middle of a great power struggle between them is a young man – Tasha Godspell, the “Marksman”, a Witch Hunter searching for his sister who turned into a witch.

I started Witch Hunter so long ago I cannot remember anything about the first few volumes aside from how Monica got her hat. Unlike Ubel Blatt, however, it’s not just that I felt responsible for seeing the end of the manhwa that kept me reading for so long. Witch Hunter is extremely slow-paced yet super enjoyable. It’s still one story I like a lot and get excited about every time a new volume is announced.

Screaming Lessons (Zekkyou Gakyuu) – bonutzuu’s manga archive

Finished reading the eBook version today, and man, this manga.

Screaming Lessons is a huge collection of horror short stories centered around school kids. The narrator, Yomi, is a mysterious girl who’s missing the lower half of her body. She’s always there to introduce us to each lesson and conclude them, but what exactly is she?

Übel Blatt manga ending – bonutzuu’s manga archive

My copy of Übel Blatt volume 23 came in the mail today so I sat down to read it, barely able to recall what happened in the previous volume.

I started Übel Blatt wayyyy back in 2012 when I was still in middle school, all because a manga blogger I used to like said that it was this captivating tale of revenge. It was. Until OP Glenn happened.

Fourteen people went over the border. Three were slain. Four deserted, labeled the Four Lances of Betrayal. The remaining seven returned victorious, hailed by their countrymen as heroes.

Though… it didn’t happen that way. The seven ‘heroes’ were actually the ones that deserted, leaving the remaining four to finish the mission on their own. When the four returned, the seven brutally murdered them at the border and claimed fame to themselves.

Twenty years later, one of the fallen four returned on a quest for revenge. His name is Koinzell, ex Blatt Master, now a shota elf with an amazing ding-dong. (Ref: Ubel Blatt vol 0)

Chrome Breaker volume 4: the long awaited ending – bonutzuu’s manga archive

Chrome Breaker is a lot of things. Shoujo art style, shounen plot, religious themes, Chrono Crusade vibes but Azmaria is the MC… but in the end it’s one of my childhood manga that I only got the chance to finish when I’m 21. Yep.

So I will start with what all of you are here for: the ending spoilers and a summary of what happened in volume 4. Take note that volume 3 sold out in my country with no chance of reprint and I have no luck hunting for second hands, so chapter 11-13 is lost to me. I got a hold of a copy. If you want to read that one first, the post detailing chapter 11-13 is here

Volume 4 Summary

Kaki: The Raven Queen (กากี) Review: does this retelling do this controversial character justice? – bonutzuu’s manga archive

In a nutshell: looks kill.

Volume 3 cover

After the success with Khun Phaen Khun Chang Nang Pim, Cartoon Thai Studio made another 18+ comic with another iconic misunderstood female in Thai literature: Kaki, the woman with 5 husbands.

Are you ready for some mid-air love making because The Raven Queen is going to give you one.

Kaki is perhaps the most beautiful woman on earth. Her alluring scent and luscious body is impossible to resist, but her beauty is a curse. It will bring about destruction to all men who are caught in its trap.

The little raven flutters its wings, yearning only to find its one and true love.

Khun Phaen Khun Chang Nang Phim (ขุนแผน ขุนช้าง นางพิม) Review – bonutzuu’s manga archive

This Thai comic reimagines a Thai epic poem for new audiences (while keeping the sex and gore in all its glory).

Khun Phaen Khun Chang Nang Phim (I’ll use KKN for the rest of the review) follows the tragic romance of Kaew, Chang, and Pim as they uncover the truth behind a power struggle within the Siamese court.

Aquarion EVOL Review – bonutzuu’s manga archives

12,000 years later the fusion scenes are still as suggestive as ever.

Hoshi no Ame Tsuki no Geboku – bonutzuu’s Manga Archive

Hoshi no Ame Tsuki no Geboku is a 2-volume fantasy (BL?) manga by Yui Kikuta, author of Mahoutsukai no Neko… in which she had a 5 month pregnancy sickness while writing. I respect you, author.