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Arthur gives Katzo an item that boosts him to
level 99 temporarily, in exchange for dropping his real level from 50 to 20 afterwards, hoping to destroy Kirin, much to his chagrin. Wethermon notices the good luck necklace Rakuro received from Emul and abruptly stops fighting. He mentions someone named Alice, an ID key fragment and Shangri La’s true frontier. They resume fighting only Wethermon is now far quicker, more savage and reveals multiple attacks he would not used before. His next attack destroys Rakuro’s helmet and kills him, but Wethermon fails to notice Rakuro had already set up another resurrection tool in advance to revive himself instantly. 18"All Emotions In The Moment (Part 4)"
Transliteration: "Setsuna ni Omoi o Komete Sono Shi" (Japanese: 刹那に想いを込めて其の四)TBAKazuyuki FudeyasuTBAFebruary 11, 2024 (2024-02-11) Wethermon begins
using the same set of multiple attacks repeatedly, ending
with the same unavoidable instant death attack, claiming he will not fall until Rakuro surpasses his ultimate move. Rakuro quickly runs out of full resurrection items, leaving only the 50% health recovery items. Rakuro deduces the only way to win is to somehow perfectly parry Wethermon’s unavoidable instant kill attack. Arthur and Katzo manage to shatter the armor around Kirin’s waist, exposing its critical weak point. Combining both their strongest attacks they pierce the weak point and Kirin is destroyed, allowing them to collapse from exhaustion. Rakuro, with no health items remaining, has only one chance for a perfect parry or the whole battle will be a failure.
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Reviews Write review 253 Recommended 40 Mixed Feelings 31 Not Recommended All reviews (324) Dec 29, 2019 Stark700 Recommended If Don LaFonaine narrated Vinland Saga from the start, he’d begin the show with “In a world. ” In Vinland Saga, we are introduced to a Viking world, a world of historical fiction rich with culture and testing the limits of survival. Based on the manga of the same name, it’s a show that teaches more than about survival.
Liste des volumes du light novel[modifier | modifier le code] no Japonais Français Date de sortie ISBN Date de sortie ISBN 1 29 août 2014[jaLN 1] 978-4-07-298198-6[jaLN 1]
25 août 2022[frLN 1] 978-2-37-102337-6[frLN 1] 2 31 janvier 2015[jaLN 2] 978-4-07-410821-3[jaLN 2]
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février 2024[frLN 2] 978-2-37-102354-3[frLN 2] 3 29 juin 2015[jaLN 3] 978-4-07-401176-6[jaLN 3]
11 avril 2024[frLN 3] 978-2-37-102375-8[frLN 3] 4 30 septembre 2015[jaLN 4] 978-4-07-403100-9[jaLN 4]
— 5 30 avril 2016[jaLN 5] 978-4-07-416947-4[jaLN 5]
— 6 30 novembre 2016[jaLN 6] 978-4-07-420788-6[jaLN 6]
— 7 28 février 2018[jaLN 7] 978-4-07-429772-6[jaLN 7]
— 8 28 février 2019[jaLN 8] 978-4-07-436884-6[jaLN 8]
— 9 28 février 2020[jaLN 9] 978-4-07-442420-7 (édition standard)[jaLN 9]
978-4-07-441030-9 (édition limitée)[jaLN 10]
— 10 29 janvier 2021[jaLN 11] 978-4-07-447215-4[jaLN 11]
— 11 30 avril 2021[jaLN 12] 978-4-07-448226-9 (édition standard)[jaLN 12]
978-4-07-448440-9 (édition limitée)[jaLN 13]
— 12 29 juillet 2022[jaLN 14] 978-4-07-452400-6 (édition standard)[jaLN 14]
978-4-07-452386-3 (édition limitée)[jaLN 15]
— 13 25 février 2023[jaLN 16] 978-4-07-454379-3[jaLN 16]
— 14 29 septembre 2023[jaLN 17] 978-4-07-455775-2[jaLN 17]
— Manga[modifier | modifier le code] Logo original du manga. Une adaptation manga scénarisée par Itsuki Nanao et dessinée par Nekokurage débute sa prépublication dans le 6e numéro du Monthly Big Gangan 2017 sorti le 25 mai 2017[15]. La série est publiée en volumes reliés par l'éditeur Square Enix depuis septembre 2017[16] avec 12 volumes sortis au 29 septembre 2023[17]. En novembre 2019, Square Enix annonce la publication de la version anglaise en Amérique du Nord sous le
titre The Apothecary Diaries à partir de décembre 2020[18]. En août 2020, Ki-oon annonce la publication de la version française sous le titre Les Carnets de l'apothicaire à partir de janvier 2021[19]. Il existe une autre version de série de manga qui adapte le ligth novel intitulée Les Carnets de l’apothicaire - Enquêtes à la cour (薬屋のひとりごと~猫猫の後宮謎解き手帳~, Kusuriya no hitorigoto: mao mao no kōkyū nazotoki techō?), dessinée par Minoji Kurata.