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Line 3: {{Needs Image}} <!-- delete this if you have an image for this work, or if the work is in an audio-only or text-only medium. --> '''''Gamaran: Shura''''' (我間乱修羅) is the sequel of the Manga series ''[[Gamaran]]'' by Nakamaru Yosuke, started in 2018 and currently still running at over 200 chapters.~~</code>~~ <code>The story is set two years later and this time focus on the Ogame Ryuu member Iori Sengoku, as he's invited to join the Bakka Hyakken, the Hundred Swords of the Shogunate, a cadre of extremely skilled warriors who are to compete in a tournament to obtain a fief, two thousand Koku and, most importantly, the title of "Strongest in the Country". Alongside the young swordswoman wannabe, Ran Ichinose, Iori starts a journey towards the peak of military arts, unaware that a more sinister plot is secretly taking place, both by the Shogunate itself and from the legacy of Kurogane Jinsuke, Iori's former mentor and enemy.</code>▼ <code>''Gamaran Shura'' keeps the same style as the previous manga, focusing on martial arts, combats and plots in Edo Japan, while also introducing new elements, such as the big focus around the idea of a female warrior, Ran, competing in a world of men.▼ ▲~~<code>~~The story is set two years later and this time focus on the Ogame Ryuu member Iori Sengoku, as he's invited to join the Bakka Hyakken, the Hundred Swords of the Shogunate, a cadre of extremely skilled warriors who are to compete in a tournament to obtain a fief, two thousand Koku and, most importantly, the title of "Strongest in the Country". Alongside the young swordswoman wannabe, Ran Ichinose, Iori starts a journey towards the peak of military arts, unaware that a more sinister plot is secretly taking place, both by the Shogunate itself and from the legacy of Kurogane Jinsuke, Iori's former mentor and enemy.~~</code>~~ ▲~~<code>~~''Gamaran Shura'' keeps the same style as the previous manga, focusing on martial arts, combats and plots in Edo Japan, while also introducing new elements, such as the big focus around the idea of a female warrior, Ran, competing in a world of men. {{tropelist}} * [[Action Girl]]: New entry and protagonist Ran Ichinose, Zenmaru's sister, is extremely talented with a sword and able to win easily against normal practictioners. She's however overshadowed by far stronger characters like Iori, but still fights to compete in the Bakufu Tournament. ** Genkai Tenpei member Homare is a huge, well-muscled woman who's one of the strongest members of the organization and able to match some of the strongest male characters blow for blow with either fists or her sword. Line 58 ⟶ 55: * [[Villainous Valor]]: Rando and Bihoumaru are extremely loyal to their master and friend Tadaie, to the point of referring to him as a walking god of war, and will go to extreme lengths to protect him. Likewise, Kyoyasai Yagira is extremely loyal to the Shogun, even if said loyalty is misplaced, and genuinaly loves his underling Rin like a son. * [[Wham! Shot]]: The seemingly foreign Hanjiro Okamoto, cornered by Sakutaro and his sword-snapping iron cane, decides to resort to his ace in the sleeve: {{Spoiler\|one of the Five Forms of the Ogame Ryuu, third technique of the Doukou Kata, Iwasakunesaku, revealing that he's a former member of the Ogame Ryuu.}} ~~<!-- If you have at least one trope but you don't have a dozen tropes, replace {{Work Needs Tropes}} with {{Needs More Tropes}} -->~~ {{reflist}} <!-- If you are not comfortable defining categories for pages, leave everything after this line as it is. If you are comfortable defining categories for pages, add categories after this line and delete the "Pages Needing Categories" category. --> [[Category:{{PAGENAME}}]] {{DEFAULTSORT:{{PAGENAME}}}} <!-- If the page name starts with "A", "An", "The" or a punctuation mark, replace "{{PAGENAME}}" with a version of the name without them here. DEFAULTSORT should be the very last thing on the page if it's used at all. --> [[Category:Manga]] [[Category:Manga of the 2010s]]