Reviews for Fate/Grand Order -mortalis:stella Manga

This review contains spoilers. I feel like this author is quite right about the Orléans edition. I was moved by the beautiful relationship between the French people and Jeanne and Marie. Volume 3 has a scale and is progressing quite quickly, but it was great to show everything on a single page, unique to comics. I was able to see a different relationship with games... especially when the spirits return to their seats at the end...

This review contains spoilers. I remember how excited I was when I started FGO! It's fun to naturally produce not only the introduction to FGO, but also the unique character movements and various elements added in the latter half of FGO. The cut down part of the main story was expressed in a different form, so it was interesting. Speaking of greed, I also wanted to read the part that was cut off from this picture. I'll be waiting for many more years to come! I think the atmosphere of Archer is different from the main story, but I don't think the other characters feel uncomfortable.

This review contains spoilers. I'm an original game player. I like Sanson in Orleans. The illustrations are beautiful, and the expressions of the cute characters are attractive. In the psychological depiction, not only the main characters but also the mobs are carefully drawn, and you can clearly read the conversation between Mash and the servant. For that reason, the battle was so easy. I feel like the treasure production is mainly made with large sesame seeds or 1 page. What is happening in the treasure and battles is not explained in letters, but rather the flow is to read it by observing it from a few frames, although they are beautifully drawn. Whether it's bloody or dying, the drawing is beautiful anyway. Volume 3 concludes the Orleans edition, and I would recommend it to French Servants who like Marie and Amadeus. Sanson is painfully depicted from around the latter half of volume 3, and I got quite a bit of damage. Fans, please be careful.