Saya akan menemani sampai ke mana pun jika itu kehendak tuan.
Terjadi kasus penculikan di berbagai tempat di Inggris. Ciel dan Sebastian mendapat perintah untuk memecahkan kasus itu. Mereka pun menyusup ke dalam kelompok sirkus keliling misterius untuk mendapatkan kunci kasus tersebut. Di samping badut aneh yang misterius, juggling hall berwarna merah darah berputar-putar.
Yana Toboso (枢 やな Toboso Yana) is a female Japanese manga artist born in Warabi, Saitama Prefecture, Japan and currently resides in Yokohama. She is best known for Black Butler (黒執事 Kuroshitsuji), a popular shonen manga series.
She has also written yaoi under the pen name Yanao Rock (簗緒ろく).
Appearance Yana Toboso draws herself as a devil with a black body and horns, a white head, and a pointed tail. She has never uploaded a picture of herself, so her actual appearance is unknown.
🇩🇪 Jedesmal wenn der Noahs Ark Zirkus in der Stadt ist verschwinden auf mysteriöse Weise Kinder. Nun muss der „Wachhund der Königin” herausfinden, was mit den Kindern geschehen ist und sie schnellstmöglich ihren Eltern zurückbringen bevor es zu spät ist. Um den Fall aufklären zu können, müssen Ciel Phantomhive und Sebastian Michaelis Mitglieder des rätselhaften Wanderzirkus werden.
Mir gefiel, dass der Rattenfänger von Hameln erwähnt wurde. Immerhin ist dies eine der bekanntesten deutschen Sagen. Die Attraktionen erinnerten mich sofort an die Zeit zurück wo ich einst selbst in einem Zirkus mitgemacht habe. Tatsächlich macht es den Akteuren genauso viel Spaß wie dem Publikum. Das Ende von diesem Band ist ein guter Cliffhanger. Ich frage mich, wie dieses Ende in Verbindung steht mit den vermissten Kindern und ob man nicht nur vermisste Kinder finden wird.
🇬🇧 Every time the Noah's Ark Circus is in town children mysteriously disappear. Now the ‘Queen's watchdog’ has to find out what happened to the children and bring them back to their parents as soon as possible before it's too late. In order to solve the case, Ciel Phantomhive and Sebastian Michaelis have to become members of the mysterious travelling circus.
I liked that the Pied Piper of Hamelin was mentioned. After all, this is one of the most famous German legends. The attractions immediately reminded me back to the time when I once participated in a circus myself. In fact, it's as much fun for the actors as it is for the audience. The end of this volume is a good cliffhanger. I wonder how this ending relates to the missing children and whether one will not only find missing children.
I find, as I read further into the series, that I am appreciating the tiny notes and nuances more and more, even though they are difficult to read with these old eyes. They are like the fine lines in a piece of artwork. You can enjoy the work of art without studying the the parts that make up the whole, yet the elegance of those parts are worth noting.
This volume takes us out of the streets of London and into the internal life of a circus. A circus that may hold the key to several missing children. The Queen has requested that her watchdog - Earl Ciel Phantomhive -- finds those children, and that he brings them home safely.
Ciel and his Demon Butler soon learn that the only way they can investigate the circus properly is by joining it.
It is quite entertaining to watch Sebastian show off his many talents, and even more so, watching the young Earl attempt to fit into circus life as a commoner.
Secrets are revealed, leading to more questions, and a grim reaper tries to foil Sebastian's every move. Will our two heroes survive poisonous snakes, the trapeze, and badly peeled potatoes?
In this one the arts are fantastic, amazing, beautiful, gorgeous! With this volume start the part of the story about the Circus, and it's an amazing part, full of new characters (and all of them are drawn so well *_*) and with a new plot, a new mystery to unravel. And we have some potential for something really creepy. I loved this first part, the introduction to the circus and to his inhabitants, and now I need to know more. Snake and Joker are my favorites, so far, but I really hope to learn more about them all. Ad we met someone from the past, too! I simply can't wait to see what would happen next!
Sometimes I really wish I could unwatch the anime so that I would enjoy the manga more.
I love circuses and circus-themed books are my guilty pleasures. I also did love the third season of the anime (the circus related one) a lot. Its just that, knowing everything that's going to happen really spoils the fun of reading. Still, the art was breath taking and Sebastatian and Ciel were as amazing as always.
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Bu ciltte çok değişik bir konu vardı. Londra sokaklarında kaçırılan ama cesetleri dahi bulunmayan çocuklar. Ciel ve Sebestian bunun sebebini araştırırken şehre gelen bir gezici sirkten şüphelenirler. Böylece hikayemiz başlıyor. Çok komik yerler vardı, çok eğlendim okurken. Ama bir ara kitap gibiydi pek fazla okay olmadı. Geçmişten gelen biri ortamı heyecanlandırdı. Ve çizimleri muazzamdı yine cidden. Çok beğenerek okuyorum. 7. cilde hemen başlayacağım.
اپدیت ۴ شهریور ۴۰۰- این ارک خداست XD بدبختیای شیل و خنده های سادیستیک و زیرجلی سباستین واقعا لذتبخشه. یکی از خندهدارترین جلدهای کل سریه. و من عمیقا عاشق این جنبههای دارک شخصیتپردازی سباستینم که اتفاقا تو صحنه های کمدیتر شکل میگیره. ෆ╹ .̮ ╹ෆ سعی میکنم به غم و رنجهای در پیش فک نکنم.
Comienzo de un nuevo arco argumental que la verdad está muy interesante. Tengo muchas ganas de seguir con la trama. Los personajes nuevos me llaman mucho la atención.
Ah, the circus. Tightrope walking, fire eaters, knife throwing, dangerous wild anim-
oh.
So Sebastian and Ciel infiltrate a circus on the Queen's orders in search of a large number of missing children. Ciel has to pass an "entrance test" to prove that he is worth taking on and Sebastian, wonder butler that is he, is all too happy to help Ciel keep his balance on the tightrope.
And then a wild reaper appears! As quite possibly the world's worst "spy". I legit snorted aloud when I saw this panel, though - they look so incredibly horrified to be put together as "roommates".
Through a pratfall, Ciel's brand is exposed and we're treated to what is essentially a minor panic attack on his part, where he is brought low by the memories of his captors. Sebastian wordslaps him out of it with a few well-chosen phrases needling at the one thing Ciel clings to, his pride as Earl of Phantomhive.
I suppose Ciel's soul will be tastier if he is constantly dipped in and out of abject misery, like a nice crusty sourdough with fondue. Gruyere, with some aged cheddar and maybe swiss? Yum.
Okay, there really is no way to say this without sounding like a creep, so I'm just going to say it... DAMN Ciel looks sexy as HELL on the cover XD Haha, thank you Japan for making us all creepers :-p
I really liked the circus theme of this volume (and no surprise, the circus crew is a bunch of sexy bitches too). Of course, it had a good balance of seriousness and hilarity that I enjoy while reading this manga series. I can't wait to they all come out in the US and I buy them all so I can read them consecutively instead of months apart waiting for the library copies.
I really enjoyed this book and the art as usual was stunning. I think I'm going to enjoy this story arc within the series, I like the idea of the travelling circus and I look forward to finding out what exactly is going on with the missing children. Sebastian is such a great character, I wish I had a butler like him minus the whole demon thing.
For the sake of investigating a missing children's case, Sebastian and Ciel join a traveling circus! Or, more accurately, Sebastian joins a circus, and Ciel stands off to the side looking utterly miserable as he's made to act like a common peasant. Disgusting.
I joke, of course, but what's actually disgusting is an odd theme of harassment throughout the volume. Ciel, obviously, is no stranger to being sexually harassed. It's happened in most of the volumes at least once. But, rather uncomfortably, Sebastian of all people gets in on it this time.
He feels up a female circus performer's leg (to try to get a look at a mark), and when she naturally gets upset, he says to her that he didn't expect her to be so chaste as to be offended by the touch. He doesn't elaborate on what he means, but it can be assumed he's referring to how, for the sake of her performance, she's dressed a bit like a dominatrix. In other words, she's dressed to look sexy, so why is she upset to be seemingly sexualized by a stranger? It's a very weird moment and not one I liked. Rather victim-blamey, even if Sebastian wasn't actually motivated by sexuality.
To say nothing of Ciel being forcibly stripped while he begs to be left alone.
The vibes are not good.
The rest of the volume does have its funny moments, mostly in regard to Sebastian wowing the circus with his effortless acrobatics that go beyond human possibility. He has a rivalry with a returning character, and their conflict is definitely amusing. But the plot doesn't actually go anywhere, and by the end of the volume, they're no closer to solving the mystery than they were at the start. It's just characters either goofing around or committing casual crimes of the body. Half of that is pretty fun. The other half is rather gross.
I guess that describes this whole series so far. Sometimes fun. Sometimes gross. ...Never as bad as Vampire Knight, though. Will anything ever be? Will anything in this blasted library expose me to such horrors again? Let's hope not.
And I’ve finished reading yet another of the Black Butler books. In this one we move from the fancy areas where Lord Phantomhive usually hangs, and go join the circus!
No really. Both Ciel and Sebastian do join the circus to solve a mystery of children disappearing. Not as important as VICTORIAN GOTH FANTASY CIRCUS, OMG!!!! o.O <3
I love it so much, geezes. This was amazing. The characters in the circus are indeed as colourful as you’d imagine. And as creepy. And as mysterious. There is, of course, something strange going on at this circus. The circus-people are divided up, and the top performers are the ones with the best tents, the best food, and all the best the circus can bring. All the others work their butts off to reach said level. But as the plot thickens there seems to be something else that binds those at the top level together…
Ciel is struggling here, for sure. He is Lord Earl Ciel Phantomhive. He is not used to manual labor. He is not used to doing tricks. And, above all, he does not smile. Ever. Now he has to do all of that.
Sebastian excels, of course he does. He ain’t human, the demon/devil that he is. So he fits right in and excels at any trick they ask him to do. Still, he is following Ciels every word as they try to find clues to where the missing kids are.
My favorite character in the circus has to be the ring-leader, Joker. He is friendly and welcomes those who want to join the circus with open arms. At first. Before testing them, and that’s some tough tests for sure! Still, he seems to be the one who holds the circus together, even if he is not the official owner and leader. That one we have yet to meet.
I also found the circus doctor intriguing. Apparently most members of the circus have a physical flaw of some sort and many, if not most top level, members have a prosthesis of some sort made by him. He seems kind and very caring about the circus members. I wonder how he ended up there though and why so many have prostheses….
Another character I want to know more of is Doll. She looks absolutely gorgeous, but keeps showing up in the strangest ways and in doing that gives off a little creepy vibe. I so want to know more about her!
Unlike the other Black Butler books I’ve read though, this one did not have a proper ending! The mystery was NOT solved and the book ended in a cliffhanger! First one to do so! In the others the mystery Ciel and Sebastian worked on was solved and then you started a new mystery in the next book. Not here though. Maybe because this mystery is more complicated? Or we’re in such a cool environment as the circus? Who knows?