It has a lot less of the philosophical focus that Spirit Circle can pull off in a mere 40 chapters, but I think writing such a work is important since it allows a writer to stake out a different repertoire. And even if those separations are permanent – memories exist. Separations are only prefaces to future reunions, no matter how heart-breaking they may be. Sengoku Youko’s story is a story that is split between two protagonists, and involves Gods and beings vaster than anything on the Earth, but it’s mainly about how fun it is to travel with friends that you care about. and more loose around the edges, and, if you break it down to its core, it’s action scenes are less about strategy and more about winning through Shounen spirit – but all that is overturned by its sense of scale and adventurous scope. In terms of theme and characterization, Sengoku Youko is rawer Satoshi writes an entire action setting to give a reason for a few characters to have a warm reunion.Īlthough I believe that Spirit Circle is a work that can be considered one of the most perfect works out there, Sengoku Youko manages to position itself as one of the most satisfying adventure stories out there. A person focusing on the action would have a betrayal occur to create a reason for one character to fight.
Mizukami Satoshi seems to specialize in taking the exact opposite approach compared to a lot of other action story writers.
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