Toriko, Vol. 19: Gourmet Tasting!!

Toriko and friends face off against the gruesome head chef of the Underground Cooking World, Livebearer, who wants nothing more than to eat their memories of food. In order to keep the contents of their brains from being scarfed down, Toriko will have to eat the grossest, squirmiest, biggest and most explosive foods ever to win a high-stakes game of “Gourmet Tasting”!

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Toriko, Vol. 19: Gourmet Tasting!!

Toriko and friends face off against the gruesome head chef of the Underground Cooking World, Livebearer, who wants nothing more than to eat their memories of food. In order to keep the contents of their brains from being scarfed down, Toriko will have to eat the grossest, squirmiest, biggest and most explosive foods ever to win a high-stakes game of “Gourmet Tasting”!

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Toriko, Vol. 19: Gourmet Tasting!!

Toriko, Vol. 19: Gourmet Tasting!!

Toriko, Vol. 19: Gourmet Tasting!!

Toriko, Vol. 19: Gourmet Tasting!!

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Overview

Toriko and friends face off against the gruesome head chef of the Underground Cooking World, Livebearer, who wants nothing more than to eat their memories of food. In order to keep the contents of their brains from being scarfed down, Toriko will have to eat the grossest, squirmiest, biggest and most explosive foods ever to win a high-stakes game of “Gourmet Tasting”!


Product Details

ISBN-13: 9781421573564
Publisher: VIZ Media LLC
Publication date: 12/03/2013
Series: Toriko Series , #19
Sold by: Barnes & Noble
Format: eBook
Pages: 186
Sales rank: 959,672
File size: 109 MB
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About the Author

Mitsutoshi Shimabukuro made his debut in Weekly Shonen Jump in 1996. He is best known for Seikimatsu Leader Den Takeshi! for which he won the 46th Shogakukan Manga Award for children's manga in 2001. His current series, Toriko, began serialization in Japan in 2008.

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