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Dive into the thrilling world of *Parrot Blade - Comic Book Vol. 5* and witness Noh So-ha's transformation from an ordinary boatman to a master of the legendary Gupa Swordsmanship. With 200 pages packed with action and intrigue, this Korean graphic novel continues the gripping saga of battles and betrayal, perfect for fans of K-Comics. Don’t miss out on the excitement—grab your copy now at 30% off and immerse yourself in this captivating journey!
Parrot Blade Synopsis:
Noh So-ha lives as an ordinary boatman. However, his true identity is the successor of the legendary Gupa Swordsmanship. Now, the deadly battle for Secretary Seon Geun-Kyung, left behind by Jin Shi-Hwang, begins.
Product Details:
Webtoon: Parrot Blade
Volume: 5
Published Date: 30 August 2021
Publisher: Naver Webtoon
Author: Kim Sung-Jin
Illustrator: Kim Sung-Jin
Origin: Korea
Condition: New
Pages: 200
Index: Episodes 40-49
Language: Korean
Size: 12.8*18.8cm
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Kaeliana Rodriguez from Barranquilla, Colombia –
Volume five of ‘Parrot Blade’ elevates the narrative into a vortex where martial artistry and existential queries coalesce. As Noh So-ha navigates his dual existence—one as an ordinary boatman and the other veiled in ancient swordsmanship—the threads of loyalty, legacy, and violence entwine vividly through Kim Sung-Jin’s artwork. Episode 40 serves as a climactic fulcrum; dense ink captures sweat-soaked brows under sun-kissed hues alongside tumultuous waters echoing with tension. Readers are treated not just to battles but to themes deep enough for reflection—a fresh blend drawing from classic samurai lore interwoven with contemporary issues faced by youth today.
James from Toronto, Canada –
Parrot Blade Vol.5 is an engaging continuation of the story with intricate character development, especially focusing on Noh So-ha’s evolution as a boatman and swordsmanship heir. The episodes include riveting action sequences that keep you hooked, particularly from episode 40 to 49. I appreciated the illustrations by Kim Sung-Jin; they are vivid and enhance the storytelling immensely. Having read earlier volumes, this installment did not disappoint in furthering plot lines while also presenting thrilling challenges for its characters.