Black Cat Kindle Sale Offers 50 Percent Points Back on All 12 Volumes
The points-back deal makes the complete run of Yabuki's assassin-turned-bounty-hunter manga cheap to pick up digitally, a practical nudge for readers who missed it during its Jump years.
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Amazon is running a 50 percent points-back offer on all 12 Kindle volumes of Kentaro Yabuki's manga Black Cat. The bulk price is 7,764 yen, earning 3,888 points. The series ran in Weekly Shonen Jump from 2000 to 2004, and a 24-episode anime aired from 2005 to 2006.
The offer covers the Big Volume Edition, a 12-volume set with more pages per book. Buying the whole set at once costs 7,764 yen and returns 3,888 points, a limited-time rate that effectively halves the price. The deal runs on Amazon's Kindle store, where prices and point rates can shift, so the product page is the final word.
Black Cat follows Train Heartnet, once No. 13 in the Chrono Numbers, an elite unit inside the secret organization Chronos. Known as the Black Cat, he was feared as a symbol of misfortune. After leaving the group, he works as a Sweeper, capturing criminals with his partner Sven. The manga also spawned a 24-episode TV anime by GONZO that aired from October 2005 to March 2006, plus two games on PS2 and Nintendo DS.
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