Manga lovers often ask about 'Vagabond', a renowned series by Takehiko Inoue. It conveys the fascinating story of the famous swordsman, Miyamoto Musashi. Unsurprisingly, this work is vast, made up of 37 volumes. However, since 2015, the series is on hiatus, leaving readers anticipating its conclusion.
The 'Vagabond' series by Takehiko Inoue is well known for its deep and gripping storyline. For those who are curious about how many volumes there are in this epic manga, the answer is 37. Inoue managed to beautifully weave 37 volumes filled with profound life-lessons, personal growth, and beautifully choreographed fights. However, despite covering much of the historical figure’s life, the series unfortunately remains unfinished due to the author's indefinite hiatus since 2015.
Oh, 'Vagabond' is pure art! A magnum opus by Takehiko Inoue. For those who don't know, it's based on the life of the legendary swordsman, Miyamoto Musashi. This breath-taking manga spans across 37 volumes! It's a real shame though, the series hasn't been completed. Inoue took a break in 2015 and it's been on hold since then. A pity, really.
The 'Vagabond' manga series has 37 volumes in total, but it's still incomplete since the author has been on break.
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Vagabond is a Japanese manga series that was written and illustrated by Takehiko Inoue. It shows the life of legendary samurai, Miyamoto Musashi. Instead of showing just sticking to scenes of sword fights, the story in depth looks at those days Musashi spent on a quest for actual self-actualization. This manga has art that it is hard to believe real. It is a masterpiece which illustrates the unique saga of Japan's Edo period.
As a die-hard fan of historic and action-packed manga, I count 'Vagabond' by Inoue Takehiko as one of the gems in my collection. Based on the life and journey of legendary samurai Musashi Miyamoto, the series currently stands at 37 thrilling volumes. Unfortunately, its completion has been put on hold indefinitely. However, Takehiko's unique, detailed, and realistic art style, combined with a deep exploration of Musashi's character, makes each volume a worthy read.
If you want a clean, no-fuss route through these two epic samurai-era works, treat them like two separate rivers: follow each main manga in publication order, then dip into the extras and adaptations. For 'Vagabond' that means starting at volume 1 and reading straight through to the last published tankōbon — the story is laid out chronologically, so publication order is the reading order. After finishing the main volumes I always flip through the artbooks and the illustrator’s sketch collections; Takehiko Inoue’s extras illuminate his process and give context to tonal shifts in later chapters.
For 'Ōoku' the best approach is similar: read the main series volumes in their release order first. 'Ōoku' has some short stories and spin-off chapters that expand certain characters’ backstories — save those for after the main arc so they feel like bonus scenes rather than interruptions. Once you’ve finished both series, I like circling back to adaptations: the drama and film versions of 'Ōoku' and any animated/OVA pieces for 'Vagabond' (where available) offer interesting reinterpretations. Collectors might prefer omnibus or deluxe editions for extra notes and restored art.
Reading both series this way — main volumes straight through, then spin-offs, then adaptations and artbooks — keeps momentum while letting you savor authorial detail afterward. It’s how I get lost in the worlds and still come away noticing new things on a second read.
Man, 'Vagabonds!' is such a wild ride! I stumbled upon it while browsing for sci-fi with a political edge, and wow, does it deliver. It's a standalone novel by Hao Jingfang, originally in Chinese but with a stellar English translation by Ken Liu. No sequels or prequels exist, which honestly works in its favor—the story wraps up with this haunting, open-ended vibe that leaves you chewing on its themes for days. The whole Martian-colonist dynamic and the clash of ideologies feel so fresh, and I kinda love that it doesn’t overstay its welcome. If you dig cerebral sci-fi like 'The Dispossessed,' this’ll hit the spot.
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