Claymore, Vol. 17: The Claws of Memory

The fight scenes are so emotionally charged—I'm curious whether visual storytelling or internal monologue was prioritized to show the characters' memories and conflicts.

It felt like a turning point that deepened the characters' motivations. I wonder if this was planned from the start or a development that evolved as the story progressed.

The monsters felt symbolic and haunting—I'm curious whether the author drew from specific mythologies or personal ideas about memory and trauma.