Lenni Reviews: “Centuria” Vol. 3, by Tohru Kuramori

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Angvall is forced into an impossible choice: obey the orders from the empire she’s pledged her life to, or protect her found family.

This does feel like an Oedipus situation (minus the incest) where by desperately trying to avoid a dismal fate, they’re running headlong into it. Elstri is so certain that Diana will destroy the kingdom, but maybe hunting her down and killing those she loves would give her good reason to? But she’s a zealot and this keeps the story going. It’s still action packed and gives us more characters with other powers. I am super hooked and if you’re into dark fantasy, this series (so far) does not disappoint. 4 out of 5.

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Lenni Reviews: “Centuria” Vol. 2, by Tohru Kuramori

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After washing ashore with Diana, Julian is taken in by Angvall and Titi, acquires a job, and is living the peaceful life he’d hoped for the baby. But a prophecy about the king’s death brings trouble, threatening Julian’s idyllic found family.

I love how this series has these awesome human characters and these horrid abominations of nature.

It’s a credit to the artist and the style, in my opinion, to handle both and impact my senses in such a way that I’m both cringing and smiling. So far, the characters are so interesting, the prophecy and powers are cool, and I can see so much potential for some epic dark fantasy fun as this goes on. 4 out of 5.

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Lenni Reviews: “Centuria” Vol. 1, by Tōru Kuramori

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All Julian has ever known is the brutal life of a slave. When he attempts to escape, he stows away on a slave ship in cursed waters. Julian encounters kindness and horror, resulting in his body being infused with the power of a hundred lives by a goddess and a newborn baby in his care.

It’s been a while since I dug into some high fantasy that’s not romance or slice of life. That being said, this is a pretty interesting yet standard-ish start to a dark fantasy. We’ve set up the small core cast and established some rules of this world and I would love to read more and get to know these characters more. 3 out of 5.

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