Here’s chapter 31 (Yume Maboroshi no Gotoku manga): MediaFire

1553-HIT COMBO!
If everything you wanted from this manga was Oda Nobunaga mowing down rows of troops on horseback… Your wish has been granted. I’ll go let you mangasm for a moment.
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Here’s chapter 44 (Takeda Shingen manga): MediaFire
Here’s Volume 5 (Takeda Shingen manga): MediaFire

1552-HIT COMBO!
Well, the manga’s officially halfway over now, and finally for the first time our protagonist is actually called Takeda Shingen! That took long enough.

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Here’s Volume 4 (Dokuro manga): MediaFire

MERRY 1551-HIT CHRISTMAS COMBO!
And here we are at the finale to this excellently gory manga! Now you don’t have to wait to find out if Kikuchi Takeo succeeds in his quest of vengeance against the cult that made him a killing machine, plus you’ve got the prototype one-shot! I’d like to thank the good folks at Illuminati-Manga for their support on the editing end of things, and I’d like to dedicate this to our old friends dxInt and Seven Stars, who had been wanting to see this manga to completion for several years now.

Now that this series is finally over, I’d like to take the time to do something I don’t do very often, and get a little bit serious.

When I first started this series, I thought that the cult portrayed in this manga was based off of the death cult Aum Shinrikyo, who committed the terrorist attacks on the Tokyo subway in 1995, and caused a lot of suspicion towards new religions in Japan. I figured that would explain the total devotion to their leaders, willingness to commit murder, and all-around horribleness that this cult commits. I’ve since been informed that it’s actually meant to represent another Japanese religious movement, the Buddhist sect known as Soka Gakkai. This sect is infinitely less radical and dangerous than Aum, and there are many believers all across Japan and around the world, including a handful I know personally, but partly because of skepticism towards religion in Japan, and partly because of how active this group was in spreading their message during the 70s, many Japanese wrongly viewed it as a cult. Saruwatari was no exception, and that anti-Soka Gakkai sentiment is partly what led to Dokuro. Saruwatari has since regretted and apologized for his connection of the sect to the cult in Dokuro, which is an interesting change of heart for someone who also drew his main character punching Reagan in the face.

Today, many people around the world will be celebrating the birth of their savior 2000 years ago in Palestine. Sadly, in today’s global climate, many of those same people will turn around and act prejudiced, hateful, and even violent towards other religions and members of those religions, particularly Islam, and not distinguish between the scumbag murderers of ISIS and the kind and peaceful Muslim family that lives just down the street. Whatever your views on religion are, this is not okay. Yes, bad things have been done in the name of religion throughout history. That’s what Dokuro’s all about, and as a kind-of religious person myself, that’s why Dokuro is so powerful to me. But if there’s another thing we ought to learn from Dokuro, and on Saruwatari’s reflections after writing Dokuro, it’s that judging people for their beliefs based on your own biases is incredibly hurtful. This isn’t to say that we can’t be critical when religious people are clearly doing something wrong. But whatever your beliefs are, whether Catholic, Buddhist, Mormon, spiritual, atheist, pantheist, Rastafarian, Pastafarian, or follower of the Christian Ghost Beard Eagle, just remember to reserve your judgment on people who disagree with you, listen to them, try to understand them, and most importantly, see them for who they really are: human, just like you.

Alright, that’s enough of my preaching, now go enjoy people graphically getting the flesh ripped off their bones!

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Here’s chapter 4 (Yokai Hunter manga): MediaFire

1550-HIT COMBO!
Interesting fact: This chapter is actually a public service announcement about not shooting random cave people when you find yourself in a time warp.

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Here’s chapter 3 (Kamunabi manga): MediaFire

1549-HIT COMBO!
Sure, horses have a significant place in mythology, but can they bend it like Beckham?
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Here’s chapter 47 (Be-bop manga): MediaFire

1548-HIT COMBO!
It’s back, bitches! Better hold on to your britches or you’ll end up with stitches! And what better way to ring this series back in than with a long story of a fight over nothing but a pair of pants?

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Here’s chapter 28 (Ninjaman manga): MediaFire
Here’s Volume 3 (Ninjaman manga): MediaFire

1547-HIT COMBO!
This guy will never get a girlfriend. Not if he keeps up this attitude.

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Here’s chapter 111 (Akatsuki!! Otokojuku manga): MediaFire

1546-HIT COMBO!
Yes, folks, it turns out the signature technique of one of the deadliest characters in the original Otokojuku could be foiled by… spinning around like a top. If only Momo knew.
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Here’s chapter 54 (Edajima Den manga): MediaFire
Here’s Volume 9 (Edajima Den manga): MediaFire

1545-HIT COMBO!
That’s right, it’s time for Edajima Heihachi: Political Badass! Also, it’s time to play “Spot the Retcon”.
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Here’s chapter 1 (Babel manga): MediaFire

1544-HIT COMBO!
And we’ve got yet another manga for you! No, sorry, this isn’t more Babel II (we haven’t dropped it, but we are dealing with losing a translator so it’ll take a bit of time before it gets back on track). Instead, it’s a supernatural thriller written by Kinoshita Hanta, a novelist famous for “The Nightmare Elevator”, “The Nightmare Ferris Wheel”, and several other novels in the people-trapped-in-a-claustrophobic-setting genre, and drawn by Inoue Noriyoshi, most famous for Mad Bull 34 and a whole bunch of other great and awesome manga that no one in the West seems to know or even care about… Either way, it’s hard to go wrong with a creative team like that, and this time-travelling thriller sure hits the spot! So stay tuned to see how the story goes…
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