Plunderer #1
| Writer | Suu Minazuki |
| Artist | Suu Minazuki |
In the world of Alcia, where rank is determined by 'counts,' a young girl named Hina scours the land for the fabled Ace--the legendary hero of the Waste War. With only the last words of her missing mother to guide her search, she wanders from town to town until she meets Rihito, a clownish masked vagrant with a count of -999. Girl-crazy and unpredictable, he's the exact opposite of a hero...or at least, that's how he appears to be...
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The Graphic Library - Sara Campbell
Apr 12, 2021The mechanic of Counts in this story gives this world a unique element, and it was fun to figure out what each character's count was for. However, this title has lots of fan service (gratuitous shots of girls' bodies), and the Fabled Ace is a bit of a horndog who likes to stick his face between ladies' legs at any opportunity. So far, there is no nudity, so the inappropriateness just extends to actions and illustrations. Despite this, there are plenty of little mysteries and hints at character depth that could lead into a much more developed world as the series progresses.The end of this volume becomes more serious with Licht and a few more characters where we delve into the history of the world, some of the conflicts that landed us where we are now, and they mystery of The Abyss, which is not actually known to kill those it swallows. I have a hunch that as we continue, the horndoggedness might get phased out more, but the illustrative fan-service might be here to stay. Read Full Review
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