Sakura Taisen #2
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeThis volume continues the manga adaptation of the popular Sega video game series, following the members of the Imperial Floral Assault Force as they balance their stage performances with defending Tokyo from demonic threats. The story deepens the relationships among the all-female combat team and their commander, Ohgami, while introducing new challenges both on and off the battlefield. Collects issues from the second story arc of the Tokyopop release.
In "Ogami, Stunned!", Ensign Ogami faces a pivotal moment when he resigns from his theater duties, ready to stand against the looming demon invasion of Tokyo. But General Yoneda's revelation about the true mission hidden beneath the Imperial Theater sets the stage for something far greater than any performance. Written by Ohji Hiroi and Yuko Fukami, with art by Ikku Masa and inks by Mike Graniel, this 2005 Tokyopop issue features a striking cover by Ikku Masa and Jorge Negrete.
In "Ogami, Stunned!", Ensign Ogami faces a pivotal choice: abandon his post at the Imperial Theater to confront a looming demon invasion of Tokyo. When General Yoneda unveils the true mission hidden beneath the theater's stage, Ogami's resolve is tested in ways he never expected.
Ensign Ogami takes the lead as the Imperial Fighting Troupe defends Ueno Park from a demonic assault, confronting a shadowy foe with ties to Sakura’s past. With steam-powered tanks and unwavering resolve, the team faces a threat that reaches into the history of their most beloved commander.
In the steam-powered world of Sakura Taisen #2, mechanic Li Kohran arrives at the academy just as General Yoneda's research uncovers a chilling revelation. With the mysterious Kuronosu Council now gathering, old secrets begin to surface—and the line between ally and enemy grows dangerously thin.
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