Kure-nai | 紅 | Blu-ray

7 Responses to “Kure-nai | 紅 | Blu-ray”

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  Jerk Off says:

  dead links

  March 15, 2018 Reply
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  LegitShin says:

  links are not available

  October 30, 2017 Reply
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  killgore says:

  this is the summary that i got.. may it peak your interest….

  After losing his family in a tragic terrorist attack when he was but a child, the main protagonist of Kure-nai, Shinkurou Kurenai, made a pact to stay strong no matter what.

  Now a high school student, he works with Benika as a mediator and lives with the Houzuki family, training and gradually mastering the family martial arts. Together with other members of the team, Shinkurou aims to aid those who seek his help.

  One day, Benika brings a beautiful 7-year-old girl from a wealthy family, Murasaki Kuhouin, to the Houzuki house. When Shinkurou asks for a more challenging mission, he is left with the task of guarding this young lady. At first, he takes these orders for granted. However, when he comes home to find that Murasaki is gone, he panics, frantically running around to search for her. Thankfully, he soon finds her, and from that moment on, a bond between Murasaki and Shinkurou is formed that is sure to evolve into something more. Will Murasaki be able to help Shinkurou get past his tragic past? Or is it the other way around? How will these two face the challenges sure to come their way?

  August 23, 2016 Reply
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  bronakopdin says:

  reading the summary and looking at the pic… can’t me more misleading x’D

  August 22, 2016 Reply
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    KhalilKay says:

    lol ikr, that’s why I prefer to read the full summary on MAL

    August 22, 2016 Reply
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    White-Len says:

    I don’t mind anime design, but the light novel illustrations and the manga are far better, both in art and story.

    I’m glad baka included the extras since they are more faithful than the anime series adaptation.

    August 23, 2016 Reply
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      bronakopdin says:

      dude… noone ever talked about the design…. >__>’
      I don’t care for art either way, what is most important to me is a good story and the way it is told… reading about a kid losing his family in a terrorist attack to then becoming some kind of bodyguard to again be the bodyguard of a kid with a suggested similiar dark past does not exactly match that picture showing several females on a sunny day at the beach… (even if the expressions of the adult ones are kinda sad)

      August 23, 2016 Reply