You know how when you were a little kid, you figured if you took all the things you liked and mushed them together, obviously what you ended up with would be superior to all those individual things alone? While you probably learned the fault in your logic after your fourth failed pineapple-banana-pickle pie, sometimes that goofy, toddler mentality works out for the best. Kurohime is an action-packed, comedic tale of witchcraft, romance, and wild-west gun-slinging. But don’t let it weird you out – this is one heck of a fun story.
Zero’s a gunman of justice and preservation. As a young child, he was saved from certain death by the beautiful Kurohime, a sorceress of amazing power with perfect mastery over Senryu, or the art of demon bullets, a form of magical marksmanship. Inspired and slightly love-struck by the fateful encounter, he grows up to be an amazing gunman himself, idolizing the beautiful witch from afar, and wishing only to meet her himself. On his journey, he runs into a spunky little girl named Himeko, who only seems to be trouble. It doesn’t take long for Zero to figure out Himeko is Kurohime, but cursed into a child form! She only becomes herself when she feels genuine love for a man, as punishment for being narcissistic and self-preserving. But there’s something about Zero that lets her, from time to time, be herself…
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