Description
Parrot Blade – Comic Book Vol.7 (Korean Ver.) is the print edition of the hit Naver webtoon, delivering intense martial arts action and drama in a compact, collectible paperback. Follow Noh So-ha, a seemingly ordinary boatman who is in fact the heir to the legendary Gupa Swordsmanship, as a deadly struggle over a mysterious secretary from the era of Jin Shi-Hwang unfolds. This volume is ideal for fans of Korean manhwa, historical sword-fighting epics, and collectors of webtoon-based comics in their original Korean language.
Key Features
- Official print comic of the Naver webtoon series Parrot Blade.
- Focuses on Noh So-ha, the successor of the legendary Gupa Swordsmanship living as a boatman.
- Centers on the fierce battle surrounding Secretary Seon Geun-Kyung, left behind by Jin Shi-Hwang.
- Includes Episodes 1–8 of Season 2 in one bound volume.
- Story and artwork by Kim Sung-Jin, with background art credited to Jang Mi-rim.
- Recommended for readers aged 15 and above.
- Printed entirely in Korean for readers and learners who want the original language edition.
- Durable paperback format suitable for collecting, rereading, or gifting to manhwa fans.
Specifications
| Title | Parrot Blade – Comic Book Vol.7 (Korean Ver.) |
|---|---|
| Series | Parrot Blade |
| Format | Print comic / manhwa |
| Volume | 7 |
| Pages | 212 |
| Content Index | Episodes 1–8 (Season 2) |
| Language | Korean |
| Author | Kim Sung-Jin |
| Illustrator | Kim Sung-Jin |
| Background Art | Jang Mi-rim |
| Publisher | Naver Webtoon |
| Country of Origin | Korea |
| Condition | New |
| Recommended Age | 15 years and older |
| Size | 12.8 x 18.8 cm |
Ethan – Los Angeles, USA –
Parrot Blade Volume 7 kept me engaged from start to finish. The artwork is clean and the action scenes are exciting. Shipping was quick, so I got it fast without hassle.
Guilherme – Rio de Janeiro, Brasil –
Histórias bem interessantes, adorei os desenhos. A diagramação do volume é ótima. Chegou um pouco amassado no canto.
Omar Nasri from Amsterdam, Netherlands –
Aanvankelijk dacht ik dat Parrot Blade, volume 7, slechts weer een standaard webtoon zou zijn zonder echte diepgang. De schetsen zagen er uitnodigend uit en de plotomschrijving prikkelde mijn nieuwsgierigheid; het leven van Noh So-ha als gewone bootman klonk interessant. Na lezen werd echter duidelijk hoe zorgvuldig deze wereld is opgebouwd rondom complexe thema’s zoals loyaliteit en zwaardvechtkunst – om nog maar te zwijgen over de onontdekte emotionele lagen! Elke episode voelt dynamisch aan door kleurrijke dialogen én diepgaande karakterontwikkeling. De achtergronden waren adembenemend schitterend gekerfd in beeldtaal, net als uitzichten bij een Gouds vaartoernooi!
Mateo – Bogotá, Colombia –
La historia de Parrot Blade es muy entretenida. Las ilustraciones son geniales y el ritmo engancha rápido. Este volumen me mantuvo interesado hasta el final, sobre todo las peleas épicas entre personajes. Además, llegó en perfectas condiciones sin problemas con la entrega.
Leo Finnigan from Vancouver –
Dude, you’ve got to check out Parrot Blade Vol. 7! It’s like getting on a rollercoaster and not wanting to get off until the ride is done. The plot twist? Mind-blowing! Noh So-ha juggling his life as an everyday boatman while owning some mad sword skills totally vibes with that idea of hidden depth in every person around us — gives me chills just thinking about it, for real. Kim Sung-Jin really delivers here; the action sequences are top-notch—think vibrant strokes leaping right off those pages straight into your heart!
Thalia Jenkowitz from Vancouver, Canada –
Engaging and relentless, Parrot Blade’s seventh volume crafts an intriguing intersection between maritime tranquility and tumultuous legacy. It redefines traditional narrative strokes with captivating depth.
Kaylen Wu from Vancouver –
Dude, have you read the latest ‘Parrot Blade’? It’s a total blast! Noh So-ha is just living his chill boatman life when BAM! He’s suddenly tossed into this insane sword fight because of some twisted legacy from Jin Shi-Hwang. Like, I totally wasn’t ready for how intense Episode 5 gets – talk about action-packed! The art pops off the pages; it seriously feels like you’re right there dodging swords and all. Can we also take a sec to appreciate Kim Sung-Jin’s ability to blend those heart-pounding moments with unexpected laughs? For sure on my must-read list while chilling at Vanier Park!
Riley Chen from Toronto, Canada –
Initially, I wasn’t convinced that another installment in the Parrot Blade saga would hold my interest. However, after diving into Volume 7—amidst intriguing plot twists and stunning art—I was quickly immersed again. Noh So-ha’s internal struggle balances beautifully with relentless action scenes and exquisite character designs; it’s a vibrant narrative tapestry brimming with depth. The battles blend intensity with authenticity in swordsmanship representation like no other comic can achieve these days! Whether you’re a seasoned follower or just coming on board from bustling Toronto’s contemporary scene—the experience is worthwhile.
Jasmine Renfrew from Toronto, Canada –
Dive into an immersive world of breathtaking illustrations and intense swordplay. The narrative evokes ancient themes while infusing modern twists that challenge perceptions.
Evelyn Hawthorne from Toronto –
Initially, I was hesitant to dive into the vibrant world of ‘Parrot Blade,’ intrigued but skeptical. The story introduces Noh So-ha’s dual life as an unassuming boatman and a warrior bound by destiny—an engaging premise that’s rich with possibility. With every twist and character revelation throughout Volume 7, I found myself increasingly absorbed in Kim Sung-Jin’s artistic portrayal of tumultuous emotions alongside striking action sequences that balance excitement with genuine introspection. From scenic depictions resembling Tokyo waterfronts sprinkled across rural folklore elements from past legends like Gupa Swordsmanship, it crafts this seamless amalgamation capturing one man’s pursuit for power—and purpose—that will definitely echo in modern heroic tales worldwide! Recommended for any webtoon aficionado seeking authentic narratives steeped in unique cultural tropes!
Sakura Fujimura from Osaka, Japan –
Navigating the twists and turns of Noh So-ha’s journey had me utterly entranced. Kim Sung-Jin masterfully weaves tradition with intense action; a vibrant tale filled with honor and legacy!
Michael from Austin, USA –
I thoroughly enjoyed reading Parrot Blade – Comic Book Vol. 7. The storyline picks up with Noh So-ha, an ordinary boatman revealed to be a master of the Gupa Swordsmanship, which adds intriguing depth to his character. The illustrations by Kim Sung-Jin are striking and bring each action sequence to life vividly. I appreciated how this volume dives into episodes 1-8 of the second season, giving plenty of content for fans to enjoy while also developing a thrilling narrative around Secretary Seon Geun-Kyung’s legacy. This kept me hooked throughout!