Agents of the Four Seasons Volumes 3 and 4 Review: Dance of Summer Arc

Yen Press has released the third and fourth volumes of Kana Akatsuki’s manga series, Agents of the Four Seasons, under its Yen On imprint. These two books comprise the "Dance of Summer" arc, which shifts focus to the twin Agents of Summer, Ruri and Ayame. Following a previous tragedy where Ruri was briefly revived by the Autumn agent Nadeshiko, the twins are now viewed as bad omens by their town. Local leaders secretly plot to eliminate one of them, leading to cancelled engagements and emotional turmoil for both sisters.

The narrative also introduces Kaguya Fugeki, the Archer of Twilight, who is tasked with maintaining the day-night cycle from Mount Ryugu. His story involves a missing custodian and a mysterious wolf threatening his life. The Agents of Summer travel to the mountain to help resolve the crisis and clear their names. While Volume 3 focuses on setup and character introduction, Volume 4 delivers the arc's conclusion. The release includes color pages and translation by Sergio Avila.