Tell me Yea Forums, do you like kino?
Kino no Tabi
Jeremiah Taylor
Christian Carter
delicious tomboy
Jackson Nguyen
Yes. I read the first LN volume the other day after finishing the 2017 anime (watched the 2003 one before that) and if it keeps up consistent quality it'll be amazing. I liked the stuff the 2003 anime added but the LN is a happy medium so far between the expanded 2003 stuff and the abridged 2017 anime. I especially like how Kino's thoughts are detailed. The way the 2003 anime portrays her is much more subdued because it only has how she seems on the surface most of the time, which is trying to appear emotionless.
Adrian Perry
Would taste.
Jose Richardson
I love Kino.
Connor Wood
Why is she so perfect bros?
Luis Perry
>bros
Fuck off back to whatever shitty board you came from.
David Hernandez
kino as a highschoolgirl.
yay or nay?
Xavier Davis
I'd rather Kino as a high school boy.
Oliver Thomas
Why does she always look bored
Cameron Hughes
what's the point?
Bentley Evans
Can we stop referring to Kino as a girl?
this is a major story spoiler.
Elijah Powell
I don't feel spoiled.
Also, this anime came out 16 years ago. You have to stop caring about spoilers at some point.
Dylan Edwards
Landon Hall
Will we ever get another kino anime? I wouldn't even mind 2017 art style as long as the stories are better and it looks less cheap
Angel Ortiz
Calling Kino a girl is just an inside joke, stop being new.
Matthew Jackson
Kino's butt is a miracle.
Landon Perez
kino, that's dangerous
Isaiah Ramirez
I don't think it's a spoiler. It's not focused on for a bit but they don't really go out of their way to hide it. I don't know how it's written in Japanese but the LN in English uses "she" pretty much right away. Kino also corrects the guards in the colosseum chapter when they call her a boy, though I think this is removed in both adaptations.
Gabriel Robinson
Muh dick, I guess.
Jeremiah Smith
>Kino also corrects the guards in the colosseum chapter when they call her a boy, though I think this is removed in both adaptations.
she tells them to call her kino, which she also does when someone calls her miss or something like that
Jordan Butler
>"Don't call me 'boy.' I'm not a boy. I'm Kino."
>Illustrating the point, Kino parted the lapels of her coat and set her hands on her slim hips, careful not to reveal the revolver strapped to her right thigh.Kino glanced around her.
>Her audience had grown twice she had revealed herself to be a mere girl, and guards with nothing better to do had come from every corner of the gate area to ogle and scoff. She sincerely regretted not let-ting them believe she was a boy. Every man there wore a vulgar grin and rattled his gun as if to say, "Just look at this!"
At least one of the people she fights calls her a girl too.
Wyatt Ramirez
i'm pretty sure the story doesn't try to hide the fact that she's a girl. Just like what the other Yea Forumsnons said