Et Cetera #4
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeThis fourth volume of the Et Cetera manga series continues the adventures of a young girl and her magical violin in a whimsical fantasy world. Published by Tokyopop, it collects the next installment of the story originally serialized in the mid-2000s. The volume advances the narrative with new challenges and character developments typical of the series' blend of music and magic.
In "The Two Zodiacs," the dying words of Gordy set off a chain of events that pulls together a renegade ex-cavalry officer, a mysterious treasure, and two Eto Guns—one believed to be unique, but not the only one. As Blush kidnaps Yaghi to pressure Fino into surrendering the weapon, the true scope of the Eto Gun's legacy begins to unfold, with Mingchao holding a secret of her own. Written by Tow Nakazaki, Katherine Schilling, and Jake Forbes, with art by Nakazaki and inks by Bench Comix, Tatsuo Hida, and Nobumasa Gotou, and a cover by Nakazaki and Raymond Makowski, this 2005 issue from Tokyopop blends intrigue and mystery in a story that's as layered as it is compelling.
In "The Two Zodiacs," Fino leads a daring rescue mission to save Yaghi and their ancestral treasure from the clutches of Gordy, navigating the dusty frontier with grit and mystery. As the tension peaks in the showdown, Fino’s hidden past surfaces when she reveals she, too, wields an Eto Gun—leaving the outcome as uncertain as the desert wind.
In the dusty aftermath of a dying frontier, a dying man’s last words ignite a deadly game of greed and deception. When Blush kidnaps Yaghi to force Fino into surrendering the Eto Gun and its hidden treasure, the stakes rise—especially when Mingchao, quietly holding her own gun, steps into the shadows.
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