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Scene 66
Scene 066
Grief of survival

Original magazine title

いまわの誓い[1] Imawa no chikai

Issue, release date

December 2006, 6 November 2006

Tankōbon title

魂と共に II[2] Tamashii to Tomo ni II, volume 12

US tankōbon title

The Souls of the Fallen, Part 2[3]

New character

N/A

Quote

Look, Miria. These are the lives you saved.[4]

Region

Alfons[5]

Locale

Pieta,[6] unnamed village

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  • Souls arc:
    • Scene 065 65: Part 1
    • Scene 066 66: Part 2
    • Scene 067 link 67: Part 3

Cold open[]

Clarice counts the grave-marks of warriors from the Battle of the North. She counts 17 swords. From the hill above, Miria, Deneve and Helen watch.[7]

Debate[]

Cynthia and Tabitha rejoin the group after giving first aid to the other three Dabi hunt members. They argue about what to do with Clarice, but Miria in the end decides to do nothing.[8]

Clare[]

Search for Raki[]

Elsewhere, Yuma follows Clare through the winter landscape.[9]

Flashback[]

Pre-engagement[]

In Pieta, before the second and last engagement, Miria holds her final meeting with the battle group. In the banquet hall of the Eastern Inn, she instructs everyone to take one half of a suppressant pill.[10]

Scene 066a
Last battle group meeting

If during combat, a warrior loses consciousness, she can "play dead" to both the Northern Army and Organization. All the warriors agree to the plan and touch swords.[11]

Post-battle[]

Amid the ruins of Pieta, the bodies of Queenie, Eliza, Lily and Wendy lie dead. The survivors help up Miria, who grieves that only seven out of 24 warriors survived.[12]

Flash forward[]

Clare and Yuma come across a deserted village. Clare kicks open a door, leading to an underground slave prison. She further discovers an anomaly in one of the cells, telling her that Raki was here.[13]


Additional details[]

Notes[]

  • In the anime, the graveyard appears when Raki searches for Clare's sword in a ruined town during the Battle of the North[14]
  • Swords used as grave-marks is a common trope found in manga,[15] movies and games. See Field of Blades

Cover art[]

Clare on front panel of cover. Artwork reproduced in original form on p. 061 of Memorabilia.

Monthly Shōnen Jump 12 December 2006
Monthly Shōnen Jump December 2006

References[]

Tankōbon Claymore volumes cited are VIZ Media (en-us) editions, unless otherwise noted. Manga scenes (chapters) not yet translated cite Shueisha tankōbon (ja) editions. Manga scenes not yet published in tankōbon form cite Jump SQ (ja) editions. Fragments of Silver Omnibus (総集編 銀の断章 Gin no Danshou) 1–3, Shueisha, are only available in Japanese. Anime scenes (episodes) cited are FUNimation (en-us) editions, unless otherwise noted.

  1. Monthly Shōnen Jump, December 2006, Claymore, p.
  2. Claymore 12, Shueisha, Scene 66, p. 71
  3. Claymore 12, Scene 66, p. 71
  4. Claymore 12, Scene 66, p. 93
  5. Claymore DS Game handbook, p. 28
  6. Claymore DS Game handbook, p. 28
  7. Claymore 12, Scene 66, pp. 71–73
  8. Claymore 12, Scene 66, pp. 75–77
  9. Claymore 12, Scene 66, pp. 79–82
  10. Claymore 12, Scene 66, p. 83
  11. Claymore 12, Scene 66, pp. 84–89
  12. Claymore 12, Scene 66, pp. 90–96
  13. Claymore 12, Scene 66, pp. 97–101
  14. Claymore, Anime Scene 19
  15. Berserk 22, Jets Comics, p. 30
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