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Goodreads helps you keep track of books you want to read. Want to Read saving…. Want to Read Currently Reading Read. Other editions. Enlarge cover. Error rating book. Refresh and try again. Open Preview See a Problem? Details if other :. Thanks for telling us about the problem. Return to Book Page. Preview — Hero Tales, Vol. Hero Tales, Vol. Hero Tales: v. 4 Jin Zhou. Ryuukou's warning still ringing in his ears, Taitou hurries back to Taizan, only to discover that the Genrou-tou has left his hometown in ruins. Though Taitou is devastated by the loss of his father, the attack has given him a renewed sense of purpose. Unless General Keirou is stopped, countless families and towns Hero Tales: v. 4 face similar destruction. Meanwhile, back in the capit Ryuukou's warning still ringing in his ears, Taitou hurries back to Taizan, only to discover that the Genrou-tou has left his hometown in ruins. Meanwhile, back in the capital, Keirou's plan for seizing power from the emperor is well underway. With Keirou as the new commander in chief and Taigatei in prison, can anything stop the general's reign of terror? Get A Copy. Paperbackpages. Published October 26th by Yen Press first published June 22nd More Details Other Editions 8. Friend Reviews. To see what your friends thought of this book, please sign up. To ask other readers questions about Hero Tales, Vol. Lists with This Book. This book is not yet featured on Listopia. Community Reviews. Showing Average rating 3. Rating details. More filters. Sort order. Start your review of Hero Tales, Vol. Oct 05, King Haddock rated it it was amazing Shelves: fandombooks-i-ownfavoritesfantasygraphic-novelreviews-with-some-depth. And I thought that the last volume of Hero Tales was emotional! I can get to talk about Ryuukou Mouten. When Ryuukou Mouten was introduced in the first chapter of Hero Tales, I recognized he'd be one of the most important characters in the story. Probably the deuteragonist, I thought. Probably the characters whose personality would be contrast Taitou's, I thought. Probably the And I thought that the last volume of Hero Tales: v. 4 Tales was emotional! Probably the character whose contrasting perspective helps the two men balance each other. Hero Tales: v. 4 the character who befriends Taitou and sticks to his side in an increasing story of friendship. And I was right in those areas. Pat myself on the back. But what I didn't expect was for Ryuukou's story to be so I how much Ryuukou Mouten struggles in this series. I admittedly didn't expect that this would happen, given how he's introduced. After all, at the start of the manga, Mouten's introduced as the disciplined, thoughtful, respectful, reserved, Lawful Good, stick-by-the-rules Hero Tales: v. 4 of guy. All things considered, Hero Tales: v. 4 to Taitou, he's got it together. This at first is a good means by which to show our protagonist Taitou has lots of maturing to do - that Taitou needs to act like an adult, learn how to control his powers, learn what he needs to do with his destiny because he Hagun. It's also a Hero Tales: v. 4 means by which to show two unlikely people coming to work together to form a powerful Hero Tales: v. 4. That's fun. Taitou and Ryuukou DO become a great team, one that understands each other, cares for each other, values each other, protects each other. Hero Tales: v. 4 very set-up of making him look "more put together" is what makes his growth arc so devastating. Oftentimes I see characters like Ryuukou treated as strong characters start-to-end who support the protagonist. They're the loyal companion, the second, that we always see in a good light. The protagonist overtakes their level in skills, but the two work together through the end. The character remains reserved, remains put-together, remains a positive presence at the protagonist's side. Yet here we are. Hello, Ryuukou Mouten. Great authors often understand that our strengths and our weaknesses are two sides of the same coin. What makes us weak makes us strong. What makes us strong makes us weak. And if he learns that the other side might achieve peace in the empire less destructively than Taitou who again, has always been the opposite personality to Ryuukou The trait that made Ryuukou Mouten successfully counterbalance Taitou's impulsiveness His strength And as his weakness becomes exacerbated Volume 4 gives us a complete unraveling and destruction of Ryuukou's graces. We see him join with Keirou and call him "Father. We see him stagger away from the palace into the most dangerous sections of town, where he's mugged. All the while, his face becomes more and more conflicted, more pained, more insecure. His adoptive father talked to him about how everyone makes mistakes, but what's important is how you overcome them. His romantic interest Rinmei talks to him of how what he needs to do, since he's realized he was wrong, is start over. And yet how can someone, in the agony of killing the man who raised him, believe that "start over" can ever happen? This confused, heartbroken man has made uncomfortable choice after uncomfortable choice. He wants to get things right now, but he's pulled himself into a ruinous pit of his own making. He's no longer the disciplined, put-together man we Hero Tales: v. 4 we saw in Volume 1. He's a wreck, inside and out. He's no longer the reserved individual making thoughtful, rational decisions. He's staggering through the unknown, making first one betrayal, then getting pulled deep into crap that destroys him, then trying to escape it while knowing there's no way things can go back to as they were Hero Tales: v. 4. His choices are emotional, erratic, confused, conflicting, as he struggles through his current contexts. The character who in Volume 1 was seen as Taitou's adviser What should have been "good traits" led him to this destruction of his entire life. I look back and I realize exactly how flawed he was from the start. He was the person who got "lost" on his journey to Taizan just as he becomes lost emotionally later. He didn't know Hero Tales: v. 4 much about controlling the power of the stars as he thought. He was always a young, unformed man It's extremely painful. Hero Tales: v. 4 it's extremely potent. Ryuukou was my favorite character from the get-go, but I couldn't be more impressed with how nuanced and in-depth his characterization arc has been handled. It's only made me dig the character more. Volume 4 was an absolutely pleasure to read. And by "pleasure" I mean "pain. There's far more to talk about, and far more to carry away from this volume, than I have the space to talk about here. Mouten killing his adoptive father. Hero Tales - Wikipedia

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The motif of the story was inspired by Chinese wuxia drama and novels. The world view is rooted in Chinese folklore and history, as well as having an element of fantasy. Taitou is the incarnation of a mysterious star that Hero Tales: v. 4 him a huge amount of power that he has yet to fully master. Joining them is Ryuukou, who has Hero Tales: v. 4 similar to Taitou, just more honed. After Taitou's coming of age ceremony, which required him being beaten by Ryuukou, he is given the Kenkaranpu, described as a conqueror's sword, which Taitou is not even capable of drawing. Soon after, he and Laila are greeted by a man named Shimei, who wants to take the sword. After a quick exchange of blows, Shimei explains the source of Taitou's power Hero Tales: v. 4 the star Hagun, one of the most powerful Hokushin-Tenkun. When Shimei uses his own sword's power to cause Laila to stop breathing, Taitou becomes so angry he releases Hagun's power, draws Kenkaranpu and pins Shimei to the wall by throwing the Kenkaranpu through his stomach. He then turns to Ryuukou and attacks. Despite his best efforts, Ryuukou cannot overcome Hagun's power. It is only a resuscitated Laila's intervention along with a nasty head butt that brings Taitou to his senses. However, they all soon learn that Shimei had escaped with the sword. At midnight, Taitou sneaks out to recover the sword. As he leaves, Ryuukou and Laila quickly join him on his journey. As they travel, they come to the canal town of Jousei. While they're there, Ryuukou Hero Tales: v. 4 to teach Taitou how to control his ki, and with Hero Tales: v. 4, the power of his star. When you don't refine and focus the power, it exits the body any way it can, leaving the body covered with cuts from the power exiting. But Taito is too impatient to learn Ryuukou's way, who was trained by monks. The three are living in an inn in the refugee section of town, right next to the canal. It starts raining hard, and Ryuukou worries about the levee walls holding. At the inn, the three meet Koyou, a handsome ship captain, who does ladies make-up for entertainment. As they talk, the city officials close the inner canal gates to protect their harbor, not caring that it puts the refugee section in danger of being flooded. When the refugees try to enter the city for safety, they are refused access, even as the levee bursts right into the section. Taitou tells Ryuukou to break the flood gates to release the pressure, because he can control his ki. He does so, but is still dangling over the water when a downed tree hits a bridge, breaks it, and heads towards him. Taitou, in a reckless attempt to save his friend, leaps from the gate walls and smashes the debris, unfortunately forgetting to attach himself to something, and so falls into the canal. Ryuukou jumps in after him, and pulls him onto a floating piece of wood, where he then starts to berate him for almost sacrificing himself, saying he should have left him. Taitou is explaining that he Hero Tales: v. 4 not abandon a friend like that, when their piece of wood hits an obstruction and disintegrates. Taitou starts to drown, and Ryuukou finds the current too strong for him to carry both of them as he is, and Taitou glimpses the symbol of a star on his chest before he falls unconscious. Later, Taitou finds out that Laila had found Koyou, the man from the inn, and had gotten his help in saving the two. He then rounds on Ryuukou, asking why he Hero Tales: v. 4 been hiding that he was one of the Hokushin-Tenkun. Ryuukou just felt like the right time never came up, revealing the his star is "Bukyoku", the star right next to "Hagun". They are joined by Laila and Koyou, who directs their attention to his "modest ship", a massive barge he calls "Touga". He then loads all the refugees onto it, promising to take care of them. By this time Shimei has reached the capital and Shogun Kiero Hakuhou, who he then presents with the Kenkaranpu. Much of the storyline revolves around the revelations of an ancient prophecy concerning the Stars, which relate to the seven stars in the Big Dipper constellation, being given human form at a time of crisis for humanity. Although all seven of the Stars are superhuman fighters, two of them are known as the Noble Spirits, and according to destiny will fight each other to take control of the Empire. As the various Stars identities are revealed, they appear to ally themselves to either Hero Tales: v. 4 whose star is Tonrou or Taitou whose star is Hagun. Because of the cruelty of the previous rulers of the Empire, and many corrupt officials still in power, Keiro has chosen to act with the prophecy and try to become Emperor himself. Taitou, although briefly considering this, ultimately rejects the prophecy entirely, choosing to forge his own Hero Tales: v. 4. The other Stars are Ryuukou, who grew up in the same village as Taitou; Hosei, who trained under a strong woman warrior who had learned much about the prophecy of the Stars; Koyou, who spends most of the story on his barge ship; Rinmei, a woman who loves Ryuukou and has anger management issues; and Shoukakou, a mysterious man in the capital city who at first seems to be working for Keiro. The story also involves dealing with grief, loss, responsibility, and starting over even when you feel the weight of your sins means you cannot take another step. In doing this he massacres dozens of the ascetic monks that were living out their Hero Tales: v. 4 of protection and love behind the Tian Long temple's walls, but also, Keiro is confronted by the plucky Taito for the first of their 4 face offs over the 26 episodes. There are some differences between the plot of the manga and the anime, including which characters live or die, who fights when and where, and how the final battles play out. For example, in the anime, Keiro actually manages to absorb Shimei inside of himself, and gains supernatural powers, controlling Ryuukou against his will and turning some people into demons. Although the overall impact of the battle between Keiro Hero Tales: v. 4 Taitou is largely the same in both the manga and the anime, the fine details are not. Also, in the manga, there appears to be seven years between the end of the battle between Keiro and Taitou and the Hero Tales: v. 4 scenes. In the anime, there's an unspecified time skip, but the characters don't appear to have aged significantly, so it wouldn't seem to Hero Tales: v. 4 as long as seven years. The work is an illustrated net novel and later released as a doujinshi. Juushin Embu is announced after seven years of conceptualizing and planning. In the beginning of Hero Tales: v. 4 project, Hiromu was only in charge of character design. Huang Jin Zhou took care of other matters such as creating the scenario. Before the serialization, Hiromu and Studio Flag took seven years to conceptualize this original story. The first volume was published on August 11, The series is produced by Studio Flag and directed by Osamu Sekita. Manga illustrator Hiromu Arakawa was also in charge of making the characters designs. From Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia. Hero Tales Cover from the first volume from Hero Tales. Adventure [1] Fantasy Hero Tales: v. 4 Martial arts [2]. Funimation Channel. 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