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Red

Alt Names:	红色风暴 Living on the Edge RED Red: Living on the Edge
Author:	Muraeda Kenichi
Artist:	Muraeda Kenichi
Genres:	Action Adventure Drama Historical Seinen Tragedy
Type:	Manga (Japanese)
Status:	Ongoing
Description:	Set in nineteenth-century America, Red is the last living survivor of a Native American tribe that was slaughtered by white men. On a long journey in search of revenge, he travels with Ieroh Itou, a samurai who ran away to America after being defeated in the Seinan civil war, and Angie, a mysterious prostitute. The bonds of friendship between the three are touching. Although it is all fiction, the story seems very real as it is based on actual battles between US troops, Apaches and other tribes.
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13 Comments

VigorousJammer

Sep 20 2017 12:21 PM

Yep, spot on. The original run was 19 volumes, but Kodansha randomly decided to release a 10 volume print a few years back. It's slightly unfortunate in that while it has redone cover work (Which you may or may not prefer), they greyscaled all the colour pages.

Ah, that's a shame. Well, on the plus side, we still have the color pages in tact in the original set. It's always a shame when for some series only the magazine version gets the color pages, because many years later they can become pretty difficult to track down.

Category G

Sep 20 2017 12:17 PM

Based on the cover, I think this is the 19 volume edition. The 10 volume version was probably some Bunko edition or something. Either way, they would have the same number of chapters.

Yep, spot on. The original run was 19 volumes, but Kodansha randomly decided to release a 10 volume print a few years back. It's slightly unfortunate in that while it has redone cover work (Which you may or may not prefer), they greyscaled all the colour pages.

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VigorousJammer

Sep 19 2017 11:37 AM

Nice! I remember looking at the raws for this and always wanted somebody to pick it up.
Good stuff!

you can find out about it here https://www.mangaupdates.com/series.html?id=2284. i don't which one to look, it says 10 volumes and 19 volumes.

Based on the cover, I think this is the 19 volume edition. The 10 volume version was probably some Bunko edition or something. Either way, they would have the same number of chapters.

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exavolt

Sep 19 2017 11:09 AM

Can I ask you if you think it is any good an how long the series is?

you can find out about it here https://www.mangaupdates.com/series.html?id=2284. i don't which one to look, it says 10 volumes and 19 volumes.

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Doomroar

Sep 19 2017 04:14 AM

I can dig it!

Ada

Sep 18 2017 05:52 PM

Ooh, I have the whole series. Will still follow this since I'm interested in any translation differences.

Can I ask you if you think it is any good an how long the series is?

NZPIEFACE

Sep 18 2017 05:16 PM

This story is simply an epic.

exavolt

Sep 18 2017 03:34 PM

I followed this here since long ago although it was empty because I've read some translated volumes before and I think that the art and the story are really interesting. I didn't expect that someone would scanlate this. This will be a long journey.