Reviews for Orient Manga

This review contains spoilers. I read it a bit, and I found it interesting. Surprisingly, it may suit you. ,

This review contains spoilers. It's a spoiler for the Magi, but I'm delusional about whether it will be connected to the Orient world from the way it ends by trying to have a conversation with another dimension. Demons descending from the sky look like an invasion from a higher dimension. I'm really looking forward to the future story because the magic of forming formations and connecting forces is a way for samurai to fight in the Orient world, and the setting is not an appropriation of the Magi, but because it's a world connected to the Magi.

This review contains spoilers. Names of warlords and swordsmen that sound familiar to historical materials come up, but this is a fantasy that aims to exterminate demons. It's no wonder I'm puzzled when I read it as a historical object, but if I think this is fantasy, I don't feel any sense of incongruity even when motorbikes suddenly appear in the Sengoku period. I think it's a Magi author's work.

This review contains spoilers. I like Magi, so I thought it was a new product! It's usually fun!

This review contains spoilers. The story of confronting demons with a pickax-shaped sword is interesting, and the battle scenes are quite impressive anyway. I think it's a work I never get tired of reading.