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Bokkō (manga)

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Alternative title:
Stratège (French)
墨攻 (Japanese)
Plot Summary: 2300 years ago in China there existed a clan called the men of Bokk trained to aid and defend threatened cities with their lives. Kakuri, one of these men, is summoned to the little city of Ryo. Distrusted and even hated, Kakuri eventually gains the trust of Ryo's citizens as Tcho empire's vast army sets their camp on the other side of the river.
User Ratings: 22 ratings have been given [details]
 Masterpiece: 4 votes (Eng:2, dub:1, sub:1)
 Excellent: 8 votes (sub:3, Eng:3, dub:1, others:1
1 French
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 Very good: 3 votes (sub:2, Eng:1)
 Good: 5 votes (Eng:4, dub:1)
 Decent: 1 vote (?:1)
 So-so: 1 vote (Eng:1)
 Not really good: -
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Seen in part or in whole by 44 users, rank: #1622 (of 6865)
Median rating: Excellent
Arithmetic mean: 8.273 (Very good+), std. dev.: 1.3545, rank: #561 (of 7714)
Weighted mean: 8.159 (Very good), rank: #820 (of 7714) (seen all: 8.30 / seen some: 9.00 / won't finish: 6.08)
Bayesian estimate: 8.087 (Very good), rank: #325 (of 3518)
Number of tankoubon: 11
Number of pages: 220
Volumes:
#01. Kakuri Arrives in the City of Ryo
#02. The Underground Enemy
#03. Koentchu's Flag
#04. Engulfing the City
#05. The Swarm of Locusts
#06. The Rats
#07. The King of Shin's Head
#09. The Secret Weapon Part 1
#10. The Secret Weapon Part 2
#11. Heading East
Vintage: 1992-09-30
Release dates: We have 11
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Japanese staff
Japanese cast
Story: Sentarō Kubota
Original creator: Kenichi Sakemi
Art: Hideki Mori
(none)
Japanese companies
Publisher: Shogakukan
French staff
French companies
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Publisher: Editions Tonkam
French cast
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