Reviews for Drifting Dragons Manga

A comic depicting the crew of a dragon trapping boat that hunts dragons and flies in the sky to gather meat and dragon oil

It made me feel refreshed from volume one. It's pretty interesting. I want to try dragon meat.

For some reason, I'm addicted to characters that eat dragons that don't look tasty at all. I'm impressed by the fact that the living window inside the airborne has been carefully set up. I'm really good at drawing, but since the frame layout is bland, I was a little excited because it was emotionally exciting and I wasn't very excited. But I think I'll keep buying it.

It's a story about dragons and people who hunt them, and all the characters are fascinating and fun to read. It's full of fantasy, but the world view is well thought out with weapons and cities, and you'll be addicted to that world as you read on. I think the work is very easy to read without any difficult stories.

It's an unbearable work for those who love flying and adventure. It's interesting that it also includes gourmet tastes. However, the story seems to get into a rut just by hunting and eating dragons every episode. I'm looking forward to future developments.

Was the picture Nausicaa's Park at first? I thought, but both the picture and the dragon are really fascinating. It's fun to watch the lives of people living in a world with dragons, and thanks to the main character, dragons look delicious (laughs). If possible, I'd like to watch a longer scene where they taste dragon meat a little longer, like volume one.

There is a lot of romance in this work. Being able to draw up to this point with only the characters, dragon catchers, etc., that doesn't exist in reality means that everything is firmly alive in the author's world. I think it's a very good work. I'm looking forward to the continuation ♪

In two ways, there are comics that are so delicious... It's full of exciting fantasy elements, and I love the dragon design and world view so much that it's a blessing. Every dragon is so cool...! A figure unlike any book I've ever read, and relationships with people in this world. It's serious, there's laughter, and I've always been excited about the story. And this worldview, the dragon that plays an important part in the story... I can't believe it will be eaten. They are also just appetizing depictions that are as appetizing as a di-ti-ri meal. As expected, the demolition scene is somewhat reminiscent of that of a whale. It's not that grotesque, and the depiction after it's been cooked looks delicious anyway. I think the comic is twice as delicious in one book.

The atmosphere was interesting because it was similar to the old Valley of the Wind. However, I thought it would be nice if there was a place to hunt and eat dragons a little longer.

Catch and eat in a now-a-like world. There are dramas with designs, characters, and stories, and I really like them ‼ I also recommend it to people who like Daisuke Igarashi's works, and they take care of life and enjoy it.

It's interesting that it's not a dragon like you often see in anime and other comics, and it's also interesting that dragons = food!

Travel through the sky while hunting dragons. This is a story about airmen and crew members who wander to various places. It made me imagine an endless sky, and I felt the atmosphere of Laughter. Also, fictional gourmet food looks strangely delicious. This is a work I want to continue reading soon.

It's an adventure fantasy where you hunt and eat dragons. There are even recipes for fictional dragon dishes, and they look insanely delicious! I like the atmosphere.

It's not that there is amazing content for people who want to enjoy that atmosphere of going on an adventure aboard Laughter Nausica's flying boat, the view of the world is good

It's a world view similar to Hayao Miyazaki, but I think the appeal of the world unique to this work comes out as he flies around the world chasing dragons. I collected them on paper until halfway through, but I've been buying e-books since volume 14. There are a lot of spreads, so I think paper is more impressive. The dragon cuisine that comes up looks delicious and makes me hungry, so when reading, prepare something delicious and be careful not to read it before going to bed (laughs)

... I read a book about whaling at the library; child whales don't last long, so they target parents and children. In the country that killed the most whales, they had no habit of eating, so they only squeezed oil. Is anti-whaling an ego? business? What about anti-carnivorous food now? I want to teach them that there is an environmentally friendly and sustainable meat diet. “Bamboo mice,” which are eaten in habitats, eat bamboo, as the name suggests, have strong fertility, and taste like chicken. Bamboo is a troublesome plant, but it absorbs a lot of carbon dioxide, can also be used as a building material (carbon fixation), grows fast, and produces bamboo shoots. I wonder if eating mice is also an ego?

The story is about chasing a dragon and riding in an airborne boat. It's interesting, but I thought it was similar to Miyazaki's film. It's totally different. But the atmosphere and stuff. Are they being affected? That was interesting.