KaguRai: Kagura to Raito
カグライ~神楽と雷人~ MangaInformações adicionais
Format
MANGA
Status
Releasing
Start date
May 28, 2025
Average score
59/100
Popularity
1138
Favorites
20
Genres
Action
Fantasy
Fantasy
Tags
Super Power
79%
Prominently features characters with special abilities that allow them to do what would normally be physically or logically impossible.
Swordplay
66%
Prominently features the use of swords in combat.
Female Protagonist
60%
Main character is female.
Shounen
60%
Target demographic is teenage and young adult males.
Youkai
60%
Prominently features supernatural creatures from Japanese folklore.
Kemonomimi
60%
Prominently features humanoid characters with animal ears.
Samurai
60%
Prominently features warriors of medieval Japanese nobility bound by a code of honor.
Class Struggle
40%
Contains conflict born between the different social classes. Generally between an dominant elite and a suffering oppressed group.
Male Protagonist
20%
Main character is male.
Bisexual
20%
Features a character who is romantically or sexually attracted to people of more than one sex or gender.
Historical
20%
Partly or completely set during a real period of world history.
Travel
20%
Centers around character(s) moving between places a significant distance apart.
KaguRai: Kagura to Raito
カグライ~神楽と雷人~ MangaSinopse
Kagura is a samurai girl known as the "Sword Saint" for her mastery of the way of the sword. And Raito is a boy who belongs to a race called "Hito-youkai" that is hated by the people. The two met in their childhood and spent happy times together as best friends. Until the difference in their races separated them. Kagura took up the sword for Raito. To "live together" in order to do so, the bond between the two that transcends years transcends walls, races, and reality!! A one-shot story in the Sunday magazine received such a great response that it has been decided to serialize it! A Japanese-Western mixed fantasy with overwhelming brushwork that will rush out into the world! The start of this story!!
(Source: Sunday Webry, translated)
(Source: Sunday Webry, translated)
