Rurouni Kenshin #14
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeThis volume of the classic samurai manga continues the Kyoto arc as Kenshin and his allies face the final confrontation with Shishio Makoto. The battle reaches its climax with Kenshin pushing beyond his limits to protect the new era he believes in. Collects the concluding chapters of this major story arc from the original Japanese release.
In "Onward," Kenshin faces a new threat as he discovers Shishio has split the Nine Swords, dispatching a third of them to strike key targets in Kyoto while the remainder pin down Kenshin and his allies. Written by Nobuhiro Watsuki, Gerard Jones, and Kenichiro Yagi, with art by Watsuki and inks by a stellar lineup including Eiichiro Oda and Hiroyuki Takei, this 2005 issue delivers tense momentum and sharp storytelling. The cover by Watsuki and Matt Hinrichs captures the urgency of the moment, perfectly framing the escalating conflict.
In "Onward," Kenshin faces a new threat as he discovers Shishio has split the Nine Swords, sending a third of them to strike key targets in Kyoto while the remainder keep him and his allies pinned down. The story unfolds with tense urgency, testing Kenshin’s resolve as he must decide how to respond to a scattered and cunning enemy.
In "The Secret, Part 1," Kenshin faces Aoshi in a tense duel that pushes him to unleash a hidden technique—one he’s only just learned. Unbeknownst to him, Yumi watches from the shadows, her every move relayed to Shishio through a distant telegraph.
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