Black God Series by Lim Dall-young, Sung-Woo Park

3.96 · 28 ratings
  • Black God, Vol. 1 (Black God #1)
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    Black God, Vol. 1 (Black God #1)

    Lim Dall-young, Sung-Woo Park

    Rated: 3.75 of 5 stars
    · 8 ratings · published 2007

    Wending his way home after a bender one evening, master moocher and game programmer Keita Ibuki decides to satisfy a craving for ramen at a noodle stand. Instead of slurping soup, though, he surrenders his meal to a manic girl who, unbeknownst to Keita, is a Mototsumitama, a guardian of the coexistence equilibrium. When his new acquaintance is attacked, Keita gets caught in the crossfire and loses an arm... more

  • Black God, Vol. 2 (Black God #2)
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    Black God, Vol. 2 (Black God #2)

    Lim Dall-young, Sung-Woo Park

    Rated: 4.00 of 5 stars
    · 3 ratings · published 2005

    Balancing a normal existence and an unbreakable pact with a divine being is anything but easy. Much to his chagrin, Keita is discovering this the hard way. Try as he might to distance himself from recent events, Keita can't shake Kuro, the mototsumitama who saved his life... more

  • Black God, Vol. 3 (Black God #3)
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    Black God, Vol. 3 (Black God #3)

    Lim Dall-young, Sung-Woo Park

    Rated: 4.00 of 5 stars
    · 2 ratings · published 2008

    When he discovers that all the new faces springing up lately are not enemies but friends, Keita Ibuki receives the guidance (and the goods) from his new allies to take on the evil behind the false alter-egos that have been appearing with alarming frequency. But not only must Keita now face a new enemy with Kuro, he must also revisit the painful memory of his mother and her disappearance when their new quest takes him to his mother's hometown of Okinawa.

  • Black God, Vol. 4 (Black God #4)
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    Black God, Vol. 4 (Black God #4)

    Lim Dall-young, Sung-Woo Park

    Rated: 4.00 of 5 stars
    · 2 ratings · published 2008

    After overcoming the initial shock of seeing his dead mother in a recent photograph, Keita travels to Okinawa with Kuro and Akane. Following a reunion with his karate-master grandfather, Keita and company are led to an island where they meet twin feral Mototsumitamas. Though they're initially hostile, it seems the twins hold a piece of the puzzle that will bring Keita and his companions closer to the truth about the aims of the ruthless Shishigami... more

  • Black God, Vol. 5 (Black God #5)
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    Black God, Vol. 5 (Black God #5)

    Lim Dall-young, Sung-Woo Park

    Rated: 4.00 of 5 stars
    · 2 ratings · published 2009

    Still in Okinawa, Kuro and the twins unvover a Shishigami plot to systematically destroy sources of tera around the world! But the conflicted Keita isn't really in a position to be much help as he juggles getting to know his mother's doppeliner, Shinobu, with fulfilling his duties as Kuro's partner. But when the Shishigami invite Keita to join them, will that be enough to snap him out of his confusion?

  • Black God, Vol. 6 (Black God #6)
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    Black God, Vol. 6 (Black God #6)

    Lim Dall-young, Sung-Woo Park

    Rated: 4.00 of 5 stars
    · 2 ratings · published 2009

    Kuro opens up about her life before she came to Earth, that of a carefree princess in her family's haven of pure tera. But factions emerged among the mototsumitama, and now the violent betrayal that destroyed her clan drives her search for the head of the Shishigami family. The mutual tragedy of their pasts draws Keita and Kuro closer together - this fight has become personal for both of them... more

  • Black God, Vol. 7 (Black God #7)
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    Black God, Vol. 7 (Black God #7)

    Lim Dall-young, Sung-Woo Park

    Rated: 4.00 of 5 stars
    · 1 ratings · published 2009

    Having systematically destroyed all the protective soul stones in Japan, Hiyou reveals his plot to gather alter egos together and unleash a massive wave of negative energy that could threaten the entire country. The last soul stone is in Okinawa - the stone once guarded by Makana and Kakuma's family. With Kuro and Keita detained at the resort and Kakuma captured by Tribal Ends, Makana's ready to step up and defend the pure place of his fallen relatives... more

  • Black God, Vol. 8 (Black God #8)
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    Black God, Vol. 8 (Black God #8)

    Lim Dall-young, Sung-Woo Park

    Rated: 4.00 of 5 stars
    · 1 ratings · published 2010

    In the heat of battle, Keita and Kuro learn that Shinobu is a minus root-one who must absorb the tera of others lest she be overcome by the raw negative energy within her. With Shinobu latched on to Keita, Kuro is unable to summon her strength as Keita's power is drained away. As no one stands in his way, Hiyou destroys the Hiba family's soul stone, releasing a tidal wave of negative energy that threatens to engulf Okinawa. Is there anyone left to protect the island?

  • Black God, Vol. 9 (Black God #9)
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    Black God, Vol. 9 (Black God #9)

    Lim Dall-young, Sung-Woo Park

    Rated: 4.00 of 5 stars
    · 1 ratings · published 2010

    With the danger in Okinawa now passed, Keita, Kuro, and Akane return to Tokyo. Though Kuro and he were ultimately victorious in Okinawa, Keita worries that his own weakness is holding back the team and begins training even harder to face the battles that lie ahead. Unfortunately, more than danger is looming on the horizon. A roaming mototsumitama wanders into town, causing as much of a fuss as Kuro did when she first arrived in Keita's life!

  • Black God, Vol. 10 (Black God #10)
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    Black God, Vol. 10 (Black God #10)

    Lim Dall-young, Sung-Woo Park

    Rated: 4.00 of 5 stars
    · 1 ratings · published 2010

    Accosted by an agent of the Shishigami clan, Keita and Kuro have no choice but to fight. The duo seems to be holding its own against the mototsumitama Aragi, but it's too early to celebrate. Just as Kuro manages to take Aragi down, his contractee shows up, eager to wrap things up as quickly as possible. Keita crumbles as Aragi's contractee unleashes her thousand, the Gravi Doom, and with their synch broken, Kuro is left alone to face the unrelenting Aragi... more

  • Black God, Vol. 11 (Black God #11)
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    Black God, Vol. 11 (Black God #11)

    Lim Dall-young, Sung-Woo Park

    Rated: 4.00 of 5 stars
    · 1 ratings · published 2010

    Mikami may have slipped through the Kaionji Group's fingers once, but they aren't about to let her escape again! Before she can make her getaway, Saishu of the Shishigami clan takes out Mikami's beloved Ferrari, forcing her to face him in battle. Enraged, Mikami readily leaps into the fight, but without a contractee even the fierce mototsumitama is no match for Saishu's skillful attacks. Excel watches in tears as her only precious friend is bloodied and beaten.. more

  • Black God, Vol. 12 (Black God #12)
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    Black God, Vol. 12 (Black God #12)

    Lim Dall-young, Sung-Woo Park

    Rated: 4.00 of 5 stars
    · 1 ratings · published 2011

    In spite of weeks of training with Keita, Kuro crumbles at thereappearance of the mototsumitama Aragi. But just as Kuro is prepared tosubmit to death, someone calls out to her from deep within her...In themidst of her terror, Kuro feels the presence of Keita's grandfather andKakuma, who died protecting their home in Okinawa, as well as hermother, who saved Kuro in her final hour... more

  • Black God, Vol. 14 (Black God #14)
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    Black God, Vol. 14 (Black God #14)

    Lim Dall-young, Sung-Woo Park

    Rated: 4.00 of 5 stars
    · 1 ratings · published 2011

    With Mana on board, Keita is outnumbered five girls to one guy in the modest Tokyo apartment. Although Mana has been welcomed in as part of the "family," her disdain for humans and mototsumitama who ally with them is more than evident. A glimpse into the past reveals the cause: Mana's beloved older sister abandoned her right to clan leadership - and her little sister - to raise a family with the human she had fallen in love with... more

  • Black God, Vol. 15 (Black God #15)
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    Black God, Vol. 15 (Black God #15)

    Lim Dall-young, Sung-Woo Park

    Rated: 4.00 of 5 stars
    · 1 ratings · published 2012

    Though Mana is somewhat able to counteract the effects of the Tribal Ends' tranquilizer, victory against Kaien seems impossible in her weakened state. But Mana would rather admit defeat fighting on her own than accept the help offered by Kuro, Keita, and Arie... more

  • Black God, Vol. 16 (Black God #16)
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    Black God, Vol. 16 (Black God #16)

    Lim Dall-young, Sung-Woo Park

    Rated: 4.00 of 5 stars
    · 1 ratings · published 2012

    Despite Kuro and Mana's best efforts, the two high mototsumitama are no match for Shion, one of Reishin Shishigami's top generals. Amused by Mana's arrogance, Shion reveals that the proud purebloods are actually an impure breed descended from the original mototsumitama, who gave up the purity of their race in order to survive. Without the powerful battle genes of her ancestors, Kuro cannot hope to defeat Shion, let alone Reishin... more

  • Black God, Vol. 18 (Black God #18)
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    Black God, Vol. 18 (Black God #18)

    Lim Dall-young, Sung-Woo Park

    Rated: 4.00 of 5 stars
    · 1 ratings · published 2013

    Kuro and Keita's glimpse into the past has left them with more questions than answers. Their path clouded with uncertainty, the partners seek another audience with Ghost to gain a better understanding of what they have seen and what lies ahead. If it is indeed true that humans and mototsumitama exist outside the will of tera, then perhaps Reishin Shishigami's end goal is starting to make its own kind of sense...But does the will of tera truly demand such a high price from humanity?

  • Black God, Vol. 19 (Black God #19)
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    Black God, Vol. 19 (Black God #19)

    Lim Dall-young, Sung-Woo Park

    Rated: 4.00 of 5 stars
    · 1 ratings · published 2013

    In the pure home of the Shishigami clan, Kuro and Keita prepare to face Reishin Shishigami and stop him before his terrible vision for the future is realized... more

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