Nisioisin's and Akira Akutsuki's story about twelve elite warriors coming together to fight for a wish is reaching the end game. In this volume, we meet the last of the warriors who haven't really shown up yet (Horse and Dragon), and further death's leave only a handful of fighters standing for Volume 4, which I believe will be the last.
This volume has conviced me that Juni Taisen is an entertaining story, but not a particularly good story. It's downsides are fairly obvious: character deaths get telegraphed too early to fully enjoy the drama, and the characters themselves are fairly basic. Nisio uses the fighters to spout philosphy on war and conflict, only some of which is enjoyable. But I can't deny the fights aren't fun to watch. Rabbit, especially, is becoming one of my favorite villains of all time with some of the tricks pulled in the volume.
If you've made it this far, I think you'll enjoy it to the end.
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