Vagabond

And all of them have a very different depiction of Musashi.

Comic-wise, of course, we have Vagabond by Takahiko Inoue, which is great.

Tenno-ten would recommend, unfortunately is not completed.

It was obviously building up to a fight between Musashi and Sasaki, but we will never get that because the series is never going to be completed, unfortunately.

Yeah.

If you have gotten to this point and you haven't read Baki and you haven't watched the anime, if you have a lot of free time, go for it.

If you're interested in Miyamoto Musashi, you should just read Vagabond.

That's what I'll say.

hook yeah i think to just be invested enough to be like i like these people i want to spend more time i want to see what the vibe is like post end of book with all these characters together like what are those dynamics like and i just think that's cool the teasers of like the big story are cool obviously but i just i want to hang out with these people for a bit longer

I get you but honestly I think this is a personal reflection of me potentially rather than the book because I'm the person that hates unfinished stories like Vagabond

now Berserk like there are these works

that are just so incredible to me as pieces of artwork that there's almost a frustration from me as a person but obviously there are hundreds of chapters of both of those books like that heartache of never knowing the true mirror and a berserk is there because i've experienced all of that journey with guts the same with musashi and vagabond like i want to know how that story ends even though i do think both of them end in a place even before the continuation of berserk that could in some ways be regarded as an ending even though it isn't the quote-unquote true ending I think I feel kind of a bit of sweetness to them.