Ikki Tousen
Seven schools, a war novel as source, fighters with historical names
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Ikki Tousen is Yūji Shiozaki's manga about female fighters from seven schools, loosely based on Romance of the Three Kingdoms, here with figures and collectibles.
More about Ikki Tousen
Ikki Tousen (literally something like "a warrior worth a thousand") began in April 2000 in Wani Books' Comic Gum. Yūji Shiozaki drew the series until August 2015; it runs to 24 volumes. In Germany it was published by Carlsen under the title Dragon Girls. In 2015 Shin Ikki Tousen followed as a sequel in Young King OURs.
The story transposes Romance of the Three Kingdoms to the present day: seven schools in the Kantō region fight for supremacy, and the characters bear the names of the historical generals. At its centre is Sonsaku Hakufu, who transfers to Nanyo Academy. In 2003 J.C.Staff adapted the material as an anime, followed later by further seasons and OVAs.
The shop carries figures of the fighters, including Bunny versions, as well as acrylic charms.
