Rurouni Kenshin #11
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeThis volume collects chapters 87-95 of the Meiji-era samurai epic, continuing Kenshin Himura's journey as he faces new threats to Japan's fragile peace. The story escalates with the introduction of a powerful new antagonist, setting the stage for a major conflict that will test Kenshin's resolve and his vow never to kill again.
In "Half the Feeling," the weight of leadership falls on Misao as Okina battles for his life, marking a pivotal moment for the Kamiya Kasshin-ryū. Meanwhile, Shinomori’s relentless pursuit of Kenshin pushes him further into isolation, testing the limits of his resolve. Written by Nobuhiro Watsuki, Gerard Jones, and Kenichiro Yagi, with art by Watsuki and inks by a stellar lineup including Eiichiro Oda, this 2005 issue captures a turning point in the series, all rendered in striking detail on a cover by Watsuki and Sean Lee.
In "Overture to Destruction," Kenshin pushes himself to perfect the final technique of the Hiten Mitsurugi Ryu, even as Shishio's forces close in on Okina, seeking to use him as a pawn in their hunt for the former assassin. With tension mounting and the past rising like smoke from a dying fire, Kenshin must balance his pursuit of mastery with the urgent need to protect those he cares about.
In "Misao's Decision," the weight of leadership falls on Misao as she steps into her role as head of the clan following Okina’s declining health. Meanwhile, Shinomori’s relentless pursuit of Kenshin pushes him further into isolation, testing the bonds that remain.
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