Soldier

Soldier (Ken Tsukikage)

Soldier
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Soldier

Soldier (Ken Tsukikage)

Souruja β€’ ソールジャー β€’ 葬桁者 ソールジャー β€’ ?Soorujaa β€’ ?Soruja β€’ ?葬桁者

SuggestiveViolence or Gore
Origination: Manga
Demographic: Seinen
Published: 1972
Status: πŸ“— Completed
Translation: πŸ“– Ongoing
Final Chapter: Volume 11,
Ranked: #33,212
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In the middle of the Edo period, there was a person with a keen eye.
The Ronin called himself "Soldier" and belonged to no one, but was a fierce swordsman who faced evil by following his anger against injustice.
When he gets involved in various incidents, he draws a lonely hero image that stands up without bending his own policy.
A full-fledged action historical drama from the unique duo of Kazuo Koike, of Lone Wolf and Cub, and Ken Tsukikage.

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Authors: Koike Kazuo
Artists: KEN Tsukikage
Genres: Action, Adventure, Drama, Ecchi, Historical, Psychological, Tragedy, Gore, Sexual Violence
Theme: Military, Ninja, Samurai, Survival
Publishers: Group Zero, Nihon Bungeisha, Koike Shoin

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  • Samurai
  • 18th Century
  • Animal Cruelty
  • Antihero / Antiheroine
  • Bearded Protagonist
  • Blood and Gore
  • Dark Ambience
  • Japan
  • Long-Haired Male Lead
  • Middle-Aged Protagonist
  • Murder/s
  • Nudity
  • Swordplay
  • Travel
  • Violence
  • Mass Murder/s
  • Prostitute/s
  • Social Commentary
  • Strong Male Lead

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