Kenichi Volume 1
- The cover of Kenichi: The Mightiest Disciple volume 1 as released by Shogakukan on August 9, 2002 in Japan.
- Kenichi tome 1, Kenichi scan tome 1, lire Kenichi scan en ligne, lel Kenichi tome 1 et tous les tomes Kenichi VF sur TopScan.net.
History's Strongest Disciple Kenichi Vol 1 has 713 ratings and 24 reviews. Mayank said: Review for the whole series.Starts off with a bang, typical shou. History's Strongest Disciple Kenichi Vol 1 has 713 ratings and 24 reviews.
The story focuses on Kenichi Shirahama, an average 16-year-old high school student who has been picked on his whole life. However, on the first day of class, he meets and befriends the mysterious transfer student, Miu Fūrinji. Driven by his desire to become stronger and to protect those around him, he follows her to Ryōzanpaku, a dojo where those who are truly strong and h The story focuses on Kenichi Shirahama, an average 16-year-old high school student who has been picked on his whole life. However, on the first day of class, he meets and befriends the mysterious transfer student, Miu Fūrinji. Driven by his desire to become stronger and to protect those around him, he follows her to Ryōzanpaku, a dojo where those who are truly strong and have mastered their arts gather (Ryōzanpaku comes from the Chinese story of Heroes of the Water Margin who train together at Liangshan 梁山). After learning basics from Miu, Kenichi is able to beat a high ranking member of the school's karate club, and becomes a target for all the delinquents in the school.
Review for the whole series. Starts off with a bang, typical shounen manga- guy turning from zero to hero for girl with martial arts training, add in the great humor, fan service, character growth and story it’s a fun and entertaining read.
But midway it becomes boring, same old stuff repeating itself with nothing new really happening. The ending is very mediocre and the last few arc’s terrible. Considering it spanned for 12 years, it’s pretty long for such style mange.
Will give it 5/5 for the f Review for the whole series. Starts off with a bang, typical shounen manga- guy turning from zero to hero for girl with martial arts training, add in the great humor, fan service, character growth and story it’s a fun and entertaining read.
But midway it becomes boring, same old stuff repeating itself with nothing new really happening. Natural light font. The ending is very mediocre and the last few arc’s terrible. Considering it spanned for 12 years, it’s pretty long for such style mange. Will give it 5/5 for the first half of manga and 2/5 for the second half for a sum total of 3/5. I've been on a kick of reading Manga lately, and I have to say that History's Strongest Disciple Kenichi has really been engrossing. I very literally haven't been able to put the series down for the past couple of weeks. The story revolves around Shirahama Kenichi, a young teen who's spent the better part of his life being bullied and a chance encounter that leads him to a dojo where several masters of various martial arts reside.
Volume 1 Eau Claire Wi
These masters take Kenichi on as their one-and-only disciple and I've been on a kick of reading Manga lately, and I have to say that History's Strongest Disciple Kenichi has really been engrossing. I very literally haven't been able to put the series down for the past couple of weeks. The story revolves around Shirahama Kenichi, a young teen who's spent the better part of his life being bullied and a chance encounter that leads him to a dojo where several masters of various martial arts reside. These masters take Kenichi on as their one-and-only disciple and start a hilariously over-the-top training regime to transform what they refer to as a student completely lacking in all talent for the martial arts into a martial artist worthy of the title 'History's Strongest'.