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Hikaru no Go, Vol. 20 (Hikaru No Go (Graphic Novels))
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Hikaru no Go, Vol. 20 (Hikaru No Go (Graphic Novels))

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Reads R to L (Japanese Style). An ancient ghost possesses Hikaru and unleashes his hidden genius!

The Young LionsGo players under the age of 18 in Japan, Korea and China are getting ready to qualify for the Hokuto Cup, and Hikaru and Akira are both in contention for the Japanese team. The preliminaries prove to be tough going, and Hikaru, stung by a reality check, focuses like never before. But will it be enough to meet the challenge of the unconventional yet formidable go of Kiyoharu Yashiro of the Kansai Go Association?

Product Details:
Author: Yumi Hotta
Paperback: 208 pages
Publisher: VIZ Media LLC
Publication Date: August 03, 2010
Language: English
ISBN: 1421528258
Product Length: 7.5 inches
Product Width: 4.9 inches
Product Height: 0.68 inches
Product Weight: 0.5 pounds
Package Length: 7.48 inches
Package Width: 4.96 inches
Package Height: 0.71 inches
Package Weight: 0.44 pounds
Average Customer Rating: based on 2 reviews
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Average Customer Review: 4.5 ( 2 customer reviews )
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5A very well written manga that has been an excellent seriesOct 01, 2011
By Pablosan
This is a great manga. It is a great story with excellent artwork and great character development throughout the series. It is also suitable for all ages.

If you don't know anything about the game of Go and how it relates to Japanese, Chinese and Korean culture, this series provides a nice introduction to that world wrapped in great story-crafting and artwork.

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4I like it still butOct 18, 2010
By ai chan1
This volume is basically shows Shindo is already starting to compete in the round robin and against higher dan pros even though he is a shodan. This also include the portion of the prelim for the Japan Hokuto Team , the 2 open spot for the team tournament.

I could not wait for the new volume so I went online and thank goodness I did becasue I dont think I will be collecting the rest of the manga or maybe I will f I change my mind... because of the ending .!!Spoiler!!! the mangaka made the ending open wherein the last page says " Can you hear my voice", and therefore there is no resolution at all which is driving me nuts.

It ended with the Hokuto Cup plus 2 special volume but there is no resolution to Hikaru's goal to surpass Akira and to be as strong as Sai.There are chapters that I really like wherein Toya Koyo observed the competiton and made a comment that Hikaru is like him , trying to be as strong as Sai. Hopefully the mangaka will be inspired to finally close the story of Hikaru no Go, when Shindo is a bit older, maybe.

Please Hotta sensei, please close the story of Hikaru Shindo.Currently the world of Go in Japan is reigned by young pro Go players,so it is possible to make a storyline that Shindo would end up winning a title or 2 not like the old geazer depicted (except for Ogata sensei, Mr cool in the white suit blue shirt and yellow tie) in the manga/anime

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