Fist of the North Star: Southern Cross

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Summary: The Third Part of the Fist Saga...
Review: This book continues from where Night of the Jackal left off. Kenshiro has made it his business to team up with Ray to defend a village in which vegetation grows and water is plentiful. You may remember Raoh the Conqueror easily defeating an opponent who lead an army of berzerkers in wolf-skins and could change his body into solid iron. Well, he's the main foe of this chapter in the Fist of the North Star.

Realizing he and his army of berzerkers stand no chance he decides to hurt them where they are defensless--their families. Luckily, Kenshiro has no family but Ray does--his long lost sister, the object of his quest. The story leaves off with the berserker leader forcing Kenshiro and Ray into battle.

That's probably the most annoying factor in buying this book--you have to buy anothe rone to see how the story ends. You'll want to buy Blood Brothers, the fourth Fist book, to see how the story ends. But, this is a really cool story and any Fist of the North Star fan will want to buy this book. I recommend this or any othe rFist of the North Star book to fans of the anime or fans of the martial arts genre who don't mind seeing blood. The story is probably the best of the Fist of the North Star books as Ken finally meets an opponent worthy of him in Ray. This has something the other Fist books lack and that's a true challenge for the protagonist.

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Summary: Awesome fighting techniques!
Review: Two of the best fighters in the world: one can explode body parts, and other can slice the foes in pieces. The fights are very impressive! I can't wait to read the continuation of this saga!