An anthology based around a tournament exceptionally fought with real swords held by Tokugawa Tadanaga in 1629. Based on Norio Nanjôs 1964 novel of the same name, which also inspired Takayuki Yamaguchi's manga Shigurui.
Translation and lettering: kurkku
Redraws on chapter 2: Waffleswall
| Title | Group | Last Updated | |
|---|---|---|---|
| 3 - Hankan-Ryû Shippûken | Akephalos | [2026, 3, 5, 19, 15, 55] | |
| 2 - Toad Kenpô | Akephalos | [2026, 3, 5, 19, 13, 14] | |
| 1 - Mumyô Sakanagare | Akephalos | [2026, 3, 5, 19, 7, 16] |
This website is an image proxy. It takes images from other websites and displays them in a better manga-oriented reader, Cubari.
Cubari does not host any of the content you are viewing. Just like your computer does not store or own all the images you see on the internet, Cubari is doing the same thing. We are simply a service that lets you view other data on the internet using our custom UI.
This reader was born while developing Guya.moe, the website to host Kaguya. After a while we added a lot of useful features, and now we branched it into a separate domain. We don't host anything, this is just a web image viewer that can parse other websites.
Currently it supports imgur, nhentai and custom appropriately-formatted JSON hosted on GitHub Gists. This is an advanced feature and will be explained in detail below.
No, but we might become a web version Tachiyomi. This is not a guarantee, though.
For now we wont accept feature requests because we have a pretty straightforward roadmap that we need to realize first. Keep an eye on us, something new might pop up soon.
Nothing. We're still fans of Kaguya, so it will just stay there on Guya.moe and will continue utilizing our nice manga reader. We're just branching out the proxy stuff.
Supplying the reader with special code that tells the reader where the images are lets you display series of chapters. A thorough guide can be found in this reddit post while we work on making a user-friendly constructor for this.
You can synchronise your reading history across different devices using a third-party data storage service that's powered by the open source remotestorage protocol. Visit our homepage and scroll down to learn more.
We support that too! Get the extension here. It unlocks the ability to open Cubari links in the app. In addition, if you sign into a remotestorage account [1], the Tachiyomi extension will show your reading history and pinned galleries.
[1] You must first open a webview and sign into your remotestorage account