Reviews for Altair: A Record of Battles Manga

A friend recommended an interesting comic and bought it. It was a wonderful work with excellent animal brushwork, and the ideas, such as stories that made use of their characteristics and bargaining in the context of politics, were so dense and worked out without gaps that I still couldn't think of it as volume 1. I want to look forward to seeing how the main characters will fight against the impending threat of a major power.

A fictional medieval period imitating Turkey? A heroic fantasy set in. It was a work that looked like The Legend of Arslan and then proceeded to read, but the story where the protagonist, who is somewhat unreliable, plays an active role as a hero and grows up is built in both the worldview and detail, and combined with attractive characters, it's enough to read. While there are many major works where people fold furoshiki without hesitation along the way, the content that clearly answered the themes raised in volume 1 in the final volume had a high degree of perfection as fantasy, and there was a sense of satisfaction. I feel that the name recognition is low even though it has won manga awards, so I think it's a work that should be appreciated even more.

I started with anime. The comics were interesting too. I wonder if the author will be able to draw another comic after this? It's a work that makes me feel like that ^_^

Medieval Arabs, Europe, medieval China, etc. appear in the story, and world maps that imitate the actual world also appear, so I don't think the locations of countries will be that difficult. The main character is an orphan from a town destroyed by war. It's a story about when they were protected by the shogun who found it and grew up. The further the story progresses, the more he becomes immersed in the protagonist, who is involved in a conflict with the Empire.

It starts with the protagonist's personality who is too blue, serious, and solid, but as you expand your failures and knowledge, it's an exhilarating feeling that your talents that have climbed up at a young age unfold!! The detailed descriptions of the country's origins and people that make you feel that geography, land, and religion are there, and it's worth reading! If you like fictional history, I want you to read this too! I'm supposed to hope for peace, but I have to throw myself into battle, and contrary to exhilaration, I feel that the opposite element, which is full of fighting talent, is painful... there aren't many works with such a good cost performance that are so responsive to reading!

Anyway, the pictures are delicate and beautiful, and the lines are thin and the writing is amazing, so the door paintings are amazing. Mafu-kun is cute, I love her, and she looks great as a transvestite (lol) Of course the pictures are wonderful, but the content is just as interesting. The main story is about war, so there are serious parts. Balaban's place was sad... I want to read more soon.

I didn't think I'd read it even though I knew it was popular, but I fell in love with the voice actor Konishi, who played Demon Slayer: Kimetsu no Yaiba: Kimetsu no Yaiba Uzu Tengen, and I started watching the anime. It's a meeher cause, but it's really interesting to watch, so I recommend it!

They say they don't like the Mahmut war, where their mind grows by looking at the world, and I'm moved by how they work hard using that talent for their country, and it's so cool! I want to read more soon!

I'm addicted to anime and bought comics, and the pictures in the comics are also very delicate and beautiful. The story is also well-designed and the development is very exciting.

Anyway, I love painting! The decorations are beautiful, cute, simple and easy to read.

It was interesting that there were not only simple armed wars, but also economic wars such as trade, etc., and rivals.

I thought the picture on the cover was beautiful, so I read it, but I thought it was stable and beautiful throughout the volume, and that the view of the world was well thought out.

I learned about this work by watching the spin-off of this work. The pictures were beautiful, and I read on all at once without getting tired of the developments that changed one after another! I'm really worried about future developments ✨

The picture is delicate and beautiful. The story is solid, and I want to cheer for the protagonist as he sincerely faces his weaknesses while being mean and proud. There are pseudonyms attached to the letters here and there, but I think they are Islamic words. I'm getting more drawn into the world.

Falconers are really cool! The neutral appearance of the main character, who hasn't turned into an adult yet, is also my favorite, and after all, the pattern is delicate, careful, and beautiful. The story feels pretty epic, and now I've read it halfway through and stopped, so it's 5 stars, including the hope that I want to reread it again.

It's filled with the real thrill of fantasy. It's wonderful that the calendar, history, culture, language, and worldview are organized. The main character has a pretty face, and it's cool that he uses an eagle.

Anyway, the picture is beautiful and I like it. Every detail has been written, and not only is the color on the cover, but the picture inside is also very beautiful. Each character is fascinating, and the story is also designed with detailed settings in a fictional world that imitates Turkey and the vicinity of Europe, so I never get tired of reading it! I read it right! I hope the new publication comes out soon!!