The Great Yokai War: Guardians (manga)

The Great Yokai War: Guardians Author(s) Sanami Suzuki Written by Yusuke Watanabe Publisher Kadokawa Shoten Publish date December 26, 2020- (serialization), April 26, 2021 (volume 1), August 10, 2021 (volume 2) Genre Manga

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The Great Yokai War: Guardians (妖怪大戦争 ガーディアンズ,   Yōkai Daisensō Gādianzu) is an ongoing manga illustrated by Sanami Suzuki and based on the film of the same name written by Yusuke Watanabe. The manga began being serialized by Kadokawa in Monthly Shonen Ace on December 26, 2020. The first four chapters were collected in paperback form on April 26, 2021, with a second volume set to be published on August 10.

Chapters

1. "Kei and Dai" (ケイとダイ) - published December 26, 2020
2. "The Child of the House With No Gable" (破風なき家の子) - published January 26, 2021
3. "The Fox and the Tanuki" (狸と狐) - published February 26, 2021
4. "True Courage" (まことの勇気) - published March 26, 2021
5. "The World of Yokai" (妖怪の世界) - published April 26, 2021
6. "Watanabe no Tsuna" (渡辺綱) - published May 26, 2021

Plot

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Chapter 1 To be added. Chapter 2 To be added. Chapter 3 To be added.

Chapter 4 To be added. Chapter 5 To be added. Chapter 6 To be added.

Appearances

Monsters and yokai Inugami Gyobu Fox-Faced Woman ("Kuko") Amanojaku Nurarihyon Yokaiju Satori Ubume Yatsumeunagi Ashiarai Shojo Yukionna Ippondatara Tengu Makuragaeshi Wanyudo Ubabi Kappa Zashikiwarashi Sunekosuri

Binbogami Ganbarinyudo Rokurokubi Water Dragon Backbeard Beelzebub Witch Cyclops Mermaid Yeti Dracula Gorgon Bujin-sama (mentioned) Characters Kei Watanabe Dai Watanabe Watanabe no Tsuna (flashbacks) Weapons and vehicles Onikirimaru

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