Reviews for Altair: A Record of Battles Manga

This work is an explosion in an insanely mysterious world. Read and see first! A work that you will definitely be addicted to

It's an addictive work that unfolds quickly and is easy to read! It seems like I'm going to read it all at once. I recommend

I'm addicted to the anime and came to the original! I was able to understand the inner feelings of the characters, complicated relationships, and internal affairs of each country, which I didn't fully understand in the anime. I think it's a work that becomes more serious and interesting as you progress in understanding it!!

I also went to the original picture exhibition, and the pictures are really beautiful. Every corner is written, so it may be better to buy all this as an e-book rather than a book. There are many characters that can't be beat by the opulence of the paintings, and the characters are also very attractive. I think it's classified as a war record, but battles aren't the main focus. I read it thinking it was a heroic tale.

It is set in a fictional world, and not only the worldview, but also the culture and history of each of the two major nations were well set, so it was worth reading! At first glance, it seems like fantasy, but that's not the case at all. Due to the way of thinking of people living in each country, or rather the speculations (of shoguns and ministers), the turmoil and interactions with people trying to avoid it are very realistic, and it is impossible to predict what will happen in the future. I'm very concerned about the further growth of the main character, Mafu-kun, and the end of each of the two countries, so it's one of the works I'm thinking of reading until the end ☆ Personally, it seems like Mr. Zaganos was born into an imperial aristocrat, so I'm worried about Zaganos's future. Why is he in Shogunate? What is ('ω`)

The groundwork is carefully prepared until the first 4 volumes or so, so it might feel a bit boring...? However, since this work continues to flourish at an accelerated rate, I would like you to read up to volume 5, starting with the Shishogoku edition. It's wonderful that each character lives with their own speculations. As an aside, I also recommend paper media because this work is fun because of the obi's aori complaints. Exotic ◯◯ named after that volume is written every time, and the person thinking about it is probably serious, but it would be nice if it was a little off.

It's so cool that the main character fights strategically using dogs and eagles!

The pictures are beautiful and the story is interesting. I feel like I have a good view of the world. I'm worried about the continuation.