«©NCSX» Before modern pop culture took hold in Japan, the name "Jubei Yagyu" invoked images of a legendary samurai who lived and killed in the years between 1607-1650. After the Hyakka Ryouran Samurai Girls property debuted, "Jubei Yagyu" became the name associated with a fiery ginger who had a voluptuous figure, attitude, and slicing weapons. Ever since the launch of the Samurai Girls franchise, Jubei's become a popular girl and she's going places to further her career. She was recently inducted into the Queens Gate brand and she's the focus in a new 66-page hardcover book based on her Queens Blade appearances.
The new book is B5 size (25.70 x 18.20 x 1cm) and features full-color illustrations of Jubei in various scenarios and action-packed situations that should catch the attention of discerning fans. Although Jubei wears clothing, the illustrations display Jubei's impressive attributes in revealing poses and ribald action stances that may best be described as "fan service" theatrics. On page 44, Jubei's posterior shot leaves nothing to the imagination and page 53 shows a wincing Jubei as her blouse is torn to shreds by an invisible force.
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