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It's not altogether difficult to see when a creative team has been working on something for a really long time before the first issue even shows up. Much like a mash-up of Monstress, Seven to Eternity, and Princess Mononoke, this book is an exceptional example of world building. It feels very dense, but it reads like it's really simplistic. It's a genre that would not necessarily rank among my favorites, yet i still thought it was engaging.
Highly recommended for fans of Monstress, middle aged Ninja Scroll lovers, and anybody that can spell Miyazaki without the assistance of the internet.
