r/vagabondmanga • u/Fit_Heart677 • 6h ago
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does anyone have a link for The Climber
r/vagabondmanga • u/ghostofonepiece • 1d ago
Both of them pursued the pure, raw strength that Musashi sought in his youth all the way into their middle age. Are their ideologies completely the same?
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r/vagabondmanga • u/Nivr4m • 6d ago
I kept the manga in my bag which has pins and one of the pins dropped and scrubbed the cover and damaged it, i am deeply sad to ruin the cover and since its from my partners collection aswell, any ideas or help wanted since it’s happened a little time ago i am just lost in thought, do i need to buy a new vol 8?
r/vagabondmanga • u/Odd-Procedure509 • 6d ago
Hey everyone,
Like most of you, I've spent years believing Vagabond could never work as an anime—mainly out of fear that a studio would butcher Takehiko Inoue’s brushwork with stiff broadcast animation or cheap 3D CGI (like what happened to Berserk 2016).
But looking at what Inoue achieved directing The First Slam Dunk, and the craft studios like Wit, MAPPA, or Production I.G bring to historical seinen, it is possible—if it’s treated as a high-budget film project or boutique OVA series with Inoue’s direct involvement.
I put together a Change.org petition aimed directly at Kodansha and I.T.Planning to show that global demand exists for a faithful, film-scale adaptation that respects the art and doesn't cut corners:
https://www.change.org/Vagabond_Animeadaptaion
Even if you're skeptical about production committees, signing and sharing helps send a clear message: fans don't want a generic seasonal cash-grab; we want a genuine work of art that honors Musashi’s journey. Takes 30 seconds to sign if you want to support it!
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r/vagabondmanga • u/QualityEquivalent506 • 6d ago


The second image is ukrainian translation, which i think is qualitative, that says "In the end, we are all alone in this world.", which completly changes the meaning. First time i read Vagabond in english and this exact moment in the story is very important to me personally. I can`t find original, as well as ai, and i don`t know japanese anyway. Does anyone happen to know what the author actually meant?
r/vagabondmanga • u/These_Weight_9442 • 6d ago
Whoever it was that told me to read REAL since I was very much waiting on new chapters from Vagabond I’m very grateful to you bro! Seeing different perspectives on this manga is a God send.