Series Overall Rating: High School
Series Summary by Publisher : Chihiro Rokuhira’s father, Kunishige, is the most famous swordsmith in the land. Thanks to his six enchanted blades, the war that has been gripping the nation ends, and peaceful days follow. After the war, he retrieves all six blades and hides them in the cellar of his workshop—but sorcerers raid his home and leave Kunishige dead in front of Chihiro. Many years later, Chihiro wields Kunishige’s seventh and final enchanted blade on a mission to retrieve the stolen swords!
As a young boy, Chihiro trains every day under his father to become a swordsmith. Although different in temperament, the two spend peaceful days laughing and working together. But one day, tragedy strikes… Now Chihiro burns with hatred and sets out to exact revenge. Following clues left behind by a ruthless yakuza organization, Chihiro confronts the Hishaku, a deadly group of sorcerers that may be behind his father’s murder!
Kagurabachi #1 by Takeru Hokazono
The series overall is best suited for high school. This volume in particular has no sex or nudity and no strong language, but is high on violence and gore. It will be a popular title.
RFS Rating: High School
Sex: 0/5
Nudity: 0/5
Language: 0/5
Violence: 5/5
Smoking/Drinking: 1/5
Kagurabachi #2 by Takeru Hokazono
RFS Rating: High School
This series overall is best suited for high school. This volume in particular has a high level of “realistic” violence. There are other manga out there with similar levels of violence, but those are usually fantasy scenes, against demons or monsters. The fights in this manga are all against people, and there are a lot of beheadings, slicing into pieces, etc.
What’s in it?
Sex: 0/5
Nudity: 0/5
Language: 1/5
Violence: 4/5
Smoking/Drinking: 1/5
Kagurabachi #3 by Takeru Hokazono
RFS Rating: High School
This series overall is best suited for high school. As far as this volume on it’s own, it is probably okay for middle school libraries, but the series as a whole runs a little older. If you purchased, you would have a lot of holes by having to skip volumes. Language: dumbasses.
What’s in it?
Sex: 0/5
Nudity: 0/5
Language: 1/5
Violence: 4/5
Smoking/Drinking: 1/5
Kagurabachi #4 by Takeru Hokazono
RFS Rating: High School
This series overall is best suited for high school. The level of realistic violence in this volume pushes it to high school. Language: bastard, dumbass
What’s in it?
Sex: 0/5
Nudity: 0/5
Language: 2/5
Violence: 5/5
Smoking/Drinking: 0/5