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[Manga Discussion] Claymore The Manga
At least we hope he did. Maybe it's just me, but I thought of him as a good character, just a useless one too.sharpshardI'm really looking forwad to see Raki's reappearance, he must have grown so much after these years.
Aaah, after 7 years Raki will finally prove to be useful, if only he isn't with the very person Clare wanna kill! i'd like to see if he becomes as good-looking as Isley.
Clarice annoys me heaps.
Clarice annoys me heaps.
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Riful rox, she has a active sexual live... 99% of all anime characters will die virgin but Riful not...
Clarice rox too, someone who deserve the #47, LoL.....the story with her is more light ...
Clarice rox too, someone who deserve the #47, LoL.....the story with her is more light ...
TEDA(learned it from Hitman Reborn, meaning ''appear''. Hope it's the right spelling. )
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The latest chapter is killing me, can't wait till they bring out the next one.
Aw man!
I'm really hooked on the Claymore manga now! I hope Galatea survives too. She's one of my favourites!
I hope my other favourite Claymore Cynthia will appear in future chapters too!
I'm really hooked on the Claymore manga now! I hope Galatea survives too. She's one of my favourites!
I hope my other favourite Claymore Cynthia will appear in future chapters too!
If by chance Galatea does join up with Clare's gang, what use is Tabitha going to be (if she's already an Eye but with crappier combat ability)?
EDIT: Also,
Unless Raki somehow turned into a male Claymore, the chances are that he'll just be as strong as a normal soldier. He won't be able to kill Youma easily but I guess he'll at best be a reduced burden.
EDIT: Also,
Aaah, after 7 years Raki will finally prove to be useful, if only he isn't with the very person Clare wanna kill! i'd like to see if he becomes as good-looking as Isley.
Clarice annoys me heap
Unless Raki somehow turned into a male Claymore, the chances are that he'll just be as strong as a normal soldier. He won't be able to kill Youma easily but I guess he'll at best be a reduced burden.
9 months 1 week ago
So. What chapter are you on, what are the things you like so far in the manga, compare the manga with the anime? How is your feeling after each chapter, was it better than watching the anime?
YEY. Im on the current chapter, 77. Aghhh. ILOVEEVERYTHINGABOUTIT.
The plot line is so good. The manga is way better then the anime.
The animes ending.-shivers- YES. like HOMG. it's so good. i can't get enough.
it comes out just a TAD BIT slow? XDDDD.
Anything you would wish the author to draw on, is it better to read the manga than watch the anime or vice versa?
Uhm. Not really. Better to read the manga. So all you anime people, GET READING!
YEY. Im on the current chapter, 77. Aghhh. ILOVEEVERYTHINGABOUTIT.
The plot line is so good. The manga is way better then the anime.
The animes ending.-shivers- YES. like HOMG. it's so good. i can't get enough.
it comes out just a TAD BIT slow? XDDDD.
Anything you would wish the author to draw on, is it better to read the manga than watch the anime or vice versa?
Uhm. Not really. Better to read the manga. So all you anime people, GET READING!
8 months 3 weeks ago
Great art overall. The art style Yagi Norihiro developed since Angel Densetsu has fully matured in this manga. The story itself is good but it really picks up later on.
The main character is the best example of strong female protagonist I've seen to date. (AKA- She isn't a man with breasts and she isn't a weak willed emotional wreck.)
A beautifully drawn manga, with an original plot, character developement, and good fightining scenes. Never gets boring. Highly recommended.
The main character is the best example of strong female protagonist I've seen to date. (AKA- She isn't a man with breasts and she isn't a weak willed emotional wreck.)
A beautifully drawn manga, with an original plot, character developement, and good fightining scenes. Never gets boring. Highly recommended.
The only thing i can complain about the art is the composition of the attacks. I wish that they had more space and detail. This may very well be only my opinion though. ;D
I'm up to vol 11 of the Viz manga and I love it!
Clare is such a great character. Definately one of my favourite female manga heroes!
Helen always makes me laugh too! She's really funny with Raki!
Clare is such a great character. Definately one of my favourite female manga heroes!
Helen always makes me laugh too! She's really funny with Raki!
8 months 1 week ago
Claymore's story is a fictional world with medieval technology. Politically, it appears to consist of a large number of scattered, apparently independent, towns. In this world, humans coexist with creatures called Yoma (妖魔, Yoma?) sentient monsters that feed on human innards. The Yoma, being shape-changers, can take on human form and live in disguise amongst humans. By consuming the humans' brains, Yoma can also absorb their memories, allowing them to disguise themselves as specific people without alerting any of their close friends or family.
A nameless and highly secretive organization has created an order of superhuman warriors to protect humans from the Yoma. These warriors have come to be popularly known as Claymores, after the immense claymores they wield. Villages being attacked by Yoma hire Claymores to kill the Yoma for a large fee.
This organization creates the Claymores by implanting Yoma flesh and blood into humans, creating hybrids that are more powerful than the original Yoma, in addition to their weapons training and possibly greater intelligence. A Claymore's standard abilities include overall enhanced physical prowess (most noticeably, strength), faster healing, limited shape modification and the ability to detect other demons and hybrids. They all wear the same armor and use large claymore swords that normal humans lack the strength to wield, and are characterized by their silver eyes and hair. However, the Yoma powers of each Claymore will increase over time until the Claymore loses all humanity and becomes a powerful, highly intelligent, and incredibly bloodthirsty Yoma called an Awakened. They also constantly run the risk of speeding up their transformations into Yomas if they overuse their powers. A good Claymore will ask a friend (usually a fellow Claymore) to kill them if they sense they are "Awakening" so they would not become a Yoma.
The secret organization is contacted by the town council about Yoma killings and will then send a Claymore to kill the demons, although not every hybrid does so willingly. Upon a successful kill, it then sends an agent to charge a large fee for its services. A town that fails to pay will never receive further assistance and will be left at the mercy of the Yoma. It has been insinuated that the organization themselves send Yoma to the towns that could not pay. The organization is often strict and harsh; hybrids who break the rules (for example, by killing a human, even accidentally or to protect others) will be hunted down by their fellow hybrids. Claymores who cause trouble or Claymores suspected to be on the verge of Awakening will be sent on suicide missions without their knowledge. Various characters throughout the series suspect the organization of being much more sinister than it appears.
Despite saving humans on a regular basis, Claymores are often alienated from and feared by humans due to their incredible powers, their relation to Yomas, and generally aloof attitudes. Humans will often call them "silver-eyed witches" or "monsters". Surviving family members of a Yoma's masquerade are often banished from villages for fear that they might be Yoma too. Females who suffer this fate are often forced to become Claymores to survive. Claymores often live unhappy, lonely lives due to their solitary lifestyle and the knowledge that they will eventually die or become monsters. Presumably from one or more of their Yoma blood, their training, and their harsh lives, many Claymores are generally serious and at least outwardly cold. Others become hot-tempered and easily angered, while some other Claymores develop an incredible thirst for blood and become bloodthirsty killers who enjoy taking life, more savage than the Yoma they hunt. Almost all of them avoid any sort of companionship with humans.
The story of Claymore follows the adventures of the Claymore warrior Clare. The plot follows her as she fights Yoma and struggles to hold on to her humanity. Starting in the 3rd volume, there is a flashback to her childhood on how she was 'adopted' by the Claymore Teresa. After Teresa rebels against the organization and is subsequently killed, Clare volunteers to become a Claymore using Teresa's flesh in order to take revenge on the Awakened who killed her. With determination and her human friend Raki by her side, Clare overcomes her low demonic power by honing the skills she inherited from Teresa. As the series progresses, she becomes a stronger and stronger fighter, gradually earning the respect of strong allies and coming in conflict with the shadowy organization, the top Claymores who support them, and many powerful Awakened.
A nameless and highly secretive organization has created an order of superhuman warriors to protect humans from the Yoma. These warriors have come to be popularly known as Claymores, after the immense claymores they wield. Villages being attacked by Yoma hire Claymores to kill the Yoma for a large fee.
This organization creates the Claymores by implanting Yoma flesh and blood into humans, creating hybrids that are more powerful than the original Yoma, in addition to their weapons training and possibly greater intelligence. A Claymore's standard abilities include overall enhanced physical prowess (most noticeably, strength), faster healing, limited shape modification and the ability to detect other demons and hybrids. They all wear the same armor and use large claymore swords that normal humans lack the strength to wield, and are characterized by their silver eyes and hair. However, the Yoma powers of each Claymore will increase over time until the Claymore loses all humanity and becomes a powerful, highly intelligent, and incredibly bloodthirsty Yoma called an Awakened. They also constantly run the risk of speeding up their transformations into Yomas if they overuse their powers. A good Claymore will ask a friend (usually a fellow Claymore) to kill them if they sense they are "Awakening" so they would not become a Yoma.
The secret organization is contacted by the town council about Yoma killings and will then send a Claymore to kill the demons, although not every hybrid does so willingly. Upon a successful kill, it then sends an agent to charge a large fee for its services. A town that fails to pay will never receive further assistance and will be left at the mercy of the Yoma. It has been insinuated that the organization themselves send Yoma to the towns that could not pay. The organization is often strict and harsh; hybrids who break the rules (for example, by killing a human, even accidentally or to protect others) will be hunted down by their fellow hybrids. Claymores who cause trouble or Claymores suspected to be on the verge of Awakening will be sent on suicide missions without their knowledge. Various characters throughout the series suspect the organization of being much more sinister than it appears.
Despite saving humans on a regular basis, Claymores are often alienated from and feared by humans due to their incredible powers, their relation to Yomas, and generally aloof attitudes. Humans will often call them "silver-eyed witches" or "monsters". Surviving family members of a Yoma's masquerade are often banished from villages for fear that they might be Yoma too. Females who suffer this fate are often forced to become Claymores to survive. Claymores often live unhappy, lonely lives due to their solitary lifestyle and the knowledge that they will eventually die or become monsters. Presumably from one or more of their Yoma blood, their training, and their harsh lives, many Claymores are generally serious and at least outwardly cold. Others become hot-tempered and easily angered, while some other Claymores develop an incredible thirst for blood and become bloodthirsty killers who enjoy taking life, more savage than the Yoma they hunt. Almost all of them avoid any sort of companionship with humans.
The story of Claymore follows the adventures of the Claymore warrior Clare. The plot follows her as she fights Yoma and struggles to hold on to her humanity. Starting in the 3rd volume, there is a flashback to her childhood on how she was 'adopted' by the Claymore Teresa. After Teresa rebels against the organization and is subsequently killed, Clare volunteers to become a Claymore using Teresa's flesh in order to take revenge on the Awakened who killed her. With determination and her human friend Raki by her side, Clare overcomes her low demonic power by honing the skills she inherited from Teresa. As the series progresses, she becomes a stronger and stronger fighter, gradually earning the respect of strong allies and coming in conflict with the shadowy organization, the top Claymores who support them, and many powerful Awakened.
8 months 1 week ago
Chapter 78 is the latest i think in 1 or 2 weeks from now they will release the latest chapter 79. I don't like the anime because it kills claymore. Bad episodes. Raki? The boy who Clare took with i don't care about him. His an eyesore to me. A burden on Claire. Miria is soo sexy. My favorite claymore of them all.
Raki has a lot of heart-I'll give him that. He's dragged Clare back from Awakening and that's something.
But every thing he goes on about "protecting Clare" I want to say "Dude-she's about twenty times the fighter you're ever going to be if you train every day of your life from now on."
Still-I give him an "A" for effort!
But every thing he goes on about "protecting Clare" I want to say "Dude-she's about twenty times the fighter you're ever going to be if you train every day of your life from now on."
Still-I give him an "A" for effort!