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Having successfully infiltrated the Noah's Ark Circus in the guise of rookie performers, Earl Ciel Phantomhive and his butler, Sebastian, set about gathering clues backstage as to the whereabouts of the missing children. But when a turn at a snooping puts Ciel on the trail of a man whose identity is shrouded in mystery, he sets his consummate manservant to the task of investigating further. This time, however, Sebastian must call upon one of the more infamously wicked skills of his kind to solve the puzzle. As he stalks his vulnerable prey in the shadows of the fairgrounds, is his young master prepared for where the ill-gotten gains of his butler's methods will lead?
Series: Black Butler (Book 7)
Paperback: 176 pages
Publisher: Yen Press (October 25, 2011)
Language: English
ISBN-10: 0316189634
ISBN-13: 978-0316189637
Product Dimensions: 5 x 0.8 x 7.8 inches
Shipping Weight: 14.4 ounces (View shipping rates and policies)
Average Customer Review: 4.7 out of 5 stars See all reviews (30 customer reviews)
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I'll admit that I am one for darker books and from what I'd heard I was already prepared for it to get much more serious and morbid--I wasn't disappointed. I loved this book as much, if not more than, the previous books and look forward to the next volumes! But a bit of a warning for those who are more sensitive or squeamish: you might wanna stop here.
Black Butler VII begins with Ciel and Sebastian, having infiltrated the Noah's Ark Circus, trying to find out what has happened to all the missing children around England that disappeared whenever the circus is in town. They come into contact with Baron Kelvin, the "father" of the circus, and there are clues to Ciel's past and the past of the Phantomhive family.The final page of this volume gave me a touch of gooseflesh. The dark, Victorian setting, along with the Satanic/supernatural elements really worked for me. Sure, in the West we have the Devil and the Grim Reaper, but in Japanese folklore, which is borrowed for this series, there are many devils and many grim reapers. The series would probably be stronger if instead, there were two classes of demon, but at its heart, Black Butler is a manga, and a good one. ****1/2
See even tho i've already read these over the internet at least 3 times over, i still buy them. they are amazing. the art is beautiful, the storyline both hilarious and suspenseful. full of smooth action, emotions, lies, truths, darkness. Yana Toboso is a genius in creating that perfect balance of elegance, action, darkness, and comedy into a near perfect story.if you haven't bought the other books, do it. they are every bit as amazing. the circus arc that's included in the previous volume and continues in this volume is one of my all time favorite arcs so far in the series. beautiful, cunning, powerful, captivating. I can't go anymore into detail without spoilers, but i can't recommend this book and series enough.one more thing. the circus arc is not over until the next volume. so the story doesnt end with this book :)
I ordered this volume along with nine other volumes from the same series. All of the books came to me as described , new. The condition was great; no nicks, bends or tears anywhere. The covers were shiny and free from finger prints (except my own I made during observation.) They all arrived within the estimated delivery time frame and were packaged well.5 out of 5 stars.
Volumes 7 and 8 (not yet released) encompass of the majority of the Circus arc and give us Kuroshitsuji at its absolute best, in my opinion. The deepening mystery behind the circus troopers, the strong chemistry between the two protagonists, and the heartbreaking conclusion of the arc seen in the next volume all make this an exceptional work of storytelling.Since this is volume 7, I don't think I need to comment on the artwork, which continues to be top-notch compared to many manga that I read.Even if you read the manga online like I do, let's all support Yana Toboso for her hard work in giving us high quality manga to enjoy.
Of all of the arcs that I have read so far in this series (even from the anime), the Circus arc in the manga has earned No. 1 in my list. I remember reading the beginning volumes of the series of how it made me laugh with the characters' antics and the relationships among the characters but as each volume pass by, it becomes more serious and dark. This right here definitely turns into a serious and creepy situation as it continues from the last volume.In this volume, it definitely gives you an idea of how the main circus characters grew up and what they were before, and also gives you a back story of how the main villain became who he is in the current plot.I am sad of how the volume ended, living me in a cliffhanger. Oh well, looking forward to reading more.
I love this Arc its fantastic.The whole theme of the circus act and freaks is my thing. Too bad some good characters have to die.
I was looking forward to the release of this volume, and I continue to look forward to future releases. I have read a little further online and the story gets really good as time goes on. Much better than the anime, even though the anime is still very good too.
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