Claymore, Vol. 7: Fit for Battle

Claymore is known for its intense battles, but I felt some moments were rushed. Wondering if the pacing was a deliberate choice to heighten tension or if there's more focus on storytelling behind the scenes.

The lines between hero and monster seemed blurred, which made me question the characters' choices. I'd love to hear if others felt the same about the themes of morality here.

The artwork is so detailed and unique, especially the weapons. Curious whether the artist had specific influences or if these designs evolved during creation.