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Every kid has some wild, utterly implausible fantasies about who and what they want to be.

But in "Flame of Recca's" first volume, those little fantasies turn out to have some basis in fact. While it isn't exceptional in artwork or storytelling, Nobuyuki Anzai's little manga series has enough comedy, action, and likable characters to keep you reading -- and it could definitely be excellent in future.

Modern-day teenager Recca Hanabishi is completely obsessed with ninjas, and uses his father's fireworks to further his skills. But when he sees naive Yanagi being manhandled by some guys, he goes to her rescue -- and is shocked when he finds that she can cure his injuries just by touching him. Impressed by her kindness and special power, Recca pledges to be her shinobi -- and reveals that he also has a power, to summon fire.

But then a a creepy woman appears, demands to see Recca's "magic flame," and attacks Yanagi -- because she's trying to provoke Recca into killing her. And when Recca and Yanagi's new relationship becomes public knowledge, his old rival/friend Fuko is enraged that he chose Yanagi to be his master. Then the shadowy woman appears, and offers her Fuujin, a strange bracelet that lets her harness wind.

But when she calls Recca out in the middle of the night, she's acting very oddly -- is Fuujin twisting her mind? And will it drive her to destroy Recca and Yanagi, or will they be able to save her from herself?

The first volume of "Flame of Recca" is really just warming up -- introduce the characters, a villain, and have some preliminary fights amidst some goofy comic relief. It's not bad by any stretch of the imagination, but you get the feeling that Nobuyuki Anzai was still getting used to the story and characters.

What keeps the first volume interesting is Recca himself -- he's a likable kid, who plugs after his weird goals wholeheartedly, but is still self-deprecating enough to be the class clown. Yanagi hasn't got a lot of dimension beyond "sweet-natured love interest," but Fuko and the thickheaded Doman are nice supporting cast -- they're quirky counterpoints to Recca.

But Anzai is still feeling his way out through the plot -- he peppers it with some solid, kinetic fight scenes full of strange magical powers, and entertaining comic relief (Recca and Domon's squabbles in the middle of a battle). And there's a bit of stock romantic tension, with Fuko crushing on Recca, and Recca blithely unaware of this fact -- he thinks of Fuko as one of the guys, not as a girl.

The plot really picks up in the last couple chapters, when the battle with Fuko gets very poignant, tightly-written and wildly tense. And there's a dark side to the story, since the strange woman claims that only Recca can kill her -- and in the last few pages, Anzai throws a curveball that promises to make things much more interesting in future.

The first "Flame of Recca" is only middling on its own, but Nobuyuki Anzai's little action-comedy manga promises to bloom later on in the series. Definitely worth reading.


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Flame of Recca Vol 1 Nobuyuki Anzai 9781591160663 Books Reviews

I love the first volume of Flame of Recca. I have read all of them... (More then 20 vol.) before they were published in the United States. The whole Flame of Recca series used to be translated on a website. As soon as I heard that Flame of Recca was being published in the United States I just had to have it. I adore every single volume. The first one is not quite as good as the later volumes because the story is still beginning to unfold. If you did not enjoy the first volume that much don't let it stop you from reading the rest. It just keeps getting better and better. Once they reach the tournament the fun really begins.
*Evil laugh*
Flame of Recca is my hands down favorite Shounen manga for a few reasons. It is equal parts awesome, hilarious, and wicked. The storyline has good twists and turns, the character development is great for Shounen, and the humor takes you by surprise quite a few times. Obviously, since this is a Shounen title, there is a lot of fighting and violence, but it's done so darn well.

The artwork starts out kind of poor (this was the author's first manga), but gets better and better throughout the series, until the latter third, where it will blow you away (there are 33 volumes total). I highly recommend this series to fans of the Shounen genre, because it delivers on all fronts, and even has some well-done romance!
Until "Flame of Recca", my only manga experience was the "Oh My Goddess!" series. I bought this on a whim and my instincts proved right. Some of the characters are standard manga/anime types (the sweet and innocent heroine, the mysterious dark lady, etc), but the stories are action-packed. The artwork has a "sketchy" quality but the panels are well layed out and easy to read. There is never any confusion over what is happening on each page. I should note that this book is printed in the original Japanese format and thus reads right-to-left. I'd never read a "backwards book" before this ("Oh My Goddess" is edited to read left-to-right) and found that I actually prefer the original format. When reading edited mangas I can't help noticing discrepancies between flipped and non-flipped panels and it drives me nuts.
Warning VIZ (the publishers) rated this book "T+", or "for Older Teens", and with reason. It contains obscene gestures, some profanity, suggestive dialogue, and one scene of frontal female nudity.
Flame Of Recca is a 1995 Japanese graphic novel written and drawn by Nobuyuki Anzai. It's a good action manga about a teenage ninja boy named Recca who can control fire, and a pretty girl named Yanagi who has the power to heal people. They meet a mysterious woman named Kagehoshi who then tries to manipulate their friend Fuko into killing them. But Kagehoshi is clearly one of Recca's family members.

I love the art, story, and characters. I especially love Domon. Domon is a lovable bully. He's big, buff, stupid, loud, and he always bullies Recca around, but they're all close friends and care very much for each other. I also love Kagehoshi's design.

I definitely recommend this manga. It's really cool.
Maybe a bit of a downer for an epic ending but still worth it for those who followed the manga till now
Flame of Recca is a spectacular manga and this shows in this particular edition.Not only is the art pretty good but it didn't have all the typical shonen stuff though there are a notable few including constant powerups. The story is quite good especially the latter volumes in which it becomes more seinen like. Thus, whether my review convinced you or not, I urge you to buy it.
Ended Flame of Recca very well. Enjoyed reading it since I watched the anime last decade. Still watching the show even today.
Every kid has some wild, utterly implausible fantasies about who and what they want to be.

But in "Flame of Recca's" first volume, those little fantasies turn out to have some basis in fact. While it isn't exceptional in artwork or storytelling, Nobuyuki Anzai's little manga series has enough comedy, action, and likable characters to keep you reading -- and it could definitely be excellent in future.

Modern-day teenager Recca Hanabishi is completely obsessed with ninjas, and uses his father's fireworks to further his skills. But when he sees naive Yanagi being manhandled by some guys, he goes to her rescue -- and is shocked when he finds that she can cure his injuries just by touching him. Impressed by her kindness and special power, Recca pledges to be her shinobi -- and reveals that he also has a power, to summon fire.

But then a a creepy woman appears, demands to see Recca's "magic flame," and attacks Yanagi -- because she's trying to provoke Recca into killing her. And when Recca and Yanagi's new relationship becomes public knowledge, his old rival/friend Fuko is enraged that he chose Yanagi to be his master. Then the shadowy woman appears, and offers her Fuujin, a strange bracelet that lets her harness wind.

But when she calls Recca out in the middle of the night, she's acting very oddly -- is Fuujin twisting her mind? And will it drive her to destroy Recca and Yanagi, or will they be able to save her from herself?

The first volume of "Flame of Recca" is really just warming up -- introduce the characters, a villain, and have some preliminary fights amidst some goofy comic relief. It's not bad by any stretch of the imagination, but you get the feeling that Nobuyuki Anzai was still getting used to the story and characters.

What keeps the first volume interesting is Recca himself -- he's a likable kid, who plugs after his weird goals wholeheartedly, but is still self-deprecating enough to be the class clown. Yanagi hasn't got a lot of dimension beyond "sweet-natured love interest," but Fuko and the thickheaded Doman are nice supporting cast -- they're quirky counterpoints to Recca.

But Anzai is still feeling his way out through the plot -- he peppers it with some solid, kinetic fight scenes full of strange magical powers, and entertaining comic relief (Recca and Domon's squabbles in the middle of a battle). And there's a bit of stock romantic tension, with Fuko crushing on Recca, and Recca blithely unaware of this fact -- he thinks of Fuko as one of the guys, not as a girl.

The plot really picks up in the last couple chapters, when the battle with Fuko gets very poignant, tightly-written and wildly tense. And there's a dark side to the story, since the strange woman claims that only Recca can kill her -- and in the last few pages, Anzai throws a curveball that promises to make things much more interesting in future.

The first "Flame of Recca" is only middling on its own, but Nobuyuki Anzai's little action-comedy manga promises to bloom later on in the series. Definitely worth reading.