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Dark Gathering, Vol. 17 Viz_Unknown 9781974761258

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An unwilling magnet for the supernatural and a ghost-hunting little girl join forces to capture Japan's most terrifying and dangerous spirits.

After a dangerous encounter with a malevolent spirit, Keitaro Gentoga wants nothing to do with the supernatural. Unfortunately for this reluctant ghost magnet, he's stuck helping Yayoi Hozuki-a strange young girl who's intent on capturing Japan's most terrifying ghosts and ghouls.

The battle against Yin Jiao has reached its final stage! With the New Emperor, the ghost of the legendary Taira no Masakado, left as the last Graduate standing, will his rebellious and heroic spirit be enough to overcome the wrath of a vengeful god, or will his efforts end in nothing but tragedy once more?

About the Author
Kenichi Kondo got his start working as an assistant for Katsura Hoshino on D. Gray-man. In 2016 he released Cheer Danshi!! -GO BREAKERS-, a serialized manga adaptation of Ryo Asai's novel, Cheer Danshi!! His newest project, Dark Gathering, began its serialization in Jump SQ. in 2019.



Book Information
ISBN 9781974761258
Author Viz_Unknown
Format Paperback
Page Count 192
Imprint Viz Media, Subs. of Shogakukan Inc
Publisher Viz Media, Subs. of Shogakukan Inc
Series Dark Gathering
Weight(grams) 127g



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