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In a world where magic reigns supreme, society is split between those endowed with supernatural abilities and those devoid of such powers. Standing against injustice and malevolent forces are the Sorcerer Hunters: Gateau, Carrot, Chocolat, Mocha, and their companions. Their mission is to obliterate the Platina stones, which evil sorcerers use to create dark magic, blending humor and adventure in their quest.
(Source: Tokyopop)
Bakuretsu Hunters was released in English as Sorcerer Hunters by Tokyopop from February 1, 2000, to December 3, 2002. The publisher later reissued the series under the title Sorcerer Hunters 100% Authentic Format, reprinting the first 10 volumes. Additionally, the first 11 volumes were published in Italian by Comic Art from July 1998 to July 1999.
I'm a massive fan of this series, so you can expect a rather biased opinion.
The characters in this series are an intriguing blend, even if their names are all food-related. The dynamics between them contribute to the overarching theme of the entire series.
The plot is enjoyable, though it often strays for the sake of entertainment. Many elements seem to come out of nowhere, with their backgrounds explained briefly and vaguely.
I adored the characters; they kept me engaged, and their development throughout the story drew me in. Some might not appreciate the ending, but it's the only way the whole cast can remain together. ^.^ I won't spoil the ending, so feel free to guess!
Who ends up with whom? We all have our favorites, but I think it turned out the way I hoped. At least, that's what I believe.