Reviews for The Heroic Legend of Arslan Manga

This review contains spoilers. I loved the original novel by Mr. Tanaka Yoshiki, but even though I waited for years, I was in a hurry at the end... I thought the peak would be to recapture the royal capital, but this is Arakawa-sensei's comicalized version! In addition to the divine comics where Takehito is still cool, horses are cool, and each has beliefs about their own way of life, apparently they are walking a different path from the novel...? Different developments have been introduced since volumes 22, 23, and 24, and it has been rekindled, saying “I have to make sure I don't miss reading this.” It's so interesting that it's hard to finish one book at a time, but I'm waiting for every volume as soon as it continues! It's a hot comic you'll fall in love with!

This review contains spoilers. Did Tanaka sensei want to write that kind of ending for the novel? The first half was just good, so why... (i_i). The content was like that, so I was slightly traumatized and didn't read the comicalized version, but when I heard that the ending seemed to be different, I started reading it. Arakawa-sensei's expression is also excellent! I'm looking forward to reading the ending, hoping to take this opportunity to sublimate it into a story where people can be saved.

This review contains spoilers. I used to rewatch anime when I was a kid. However, that was also a matter of leaps and bounds due to club activities etc... It's a picture of Fullmetal Alchemist Hiroshi Arakawa! I was just watching it thinking, so I wasn't aware of the fun because ED songs were still good at that time. I remember Yashaseen, and after ten years, I bought Arakawa-sensei's Comicalize from volume 1. I was also influenced by going through Fi○-Emblem, which I hadn't touched on when I watched the anime, and the cavalry battle scene was so intense that I remembered how cool Arakawa-sensei's battle scene was, and I was completely addicted to it. A cavalry's way of holding a weapon is very good...! The way to draw “Fight with Weapons” is really good! muscle muscle muscle animal muscle weapon! Of course there are no complaints about any of them! I really can't wait for it to be published once every six months... There is still a slight difference between anime and comicalized. I think there is a clear difference in the timing and location of the person's death. I like Comica Rise better. Despite those differences, Dallune's coolness is no different between anime and comicalization. Please watch Shinto Duel. I'm going to cry. It makes me cry no matter how many times I read it. so cool. that's too cool! It's not sad, happy tears, but tears that are too cool. seriously. Thank God... it's been so long and impossible!! I understand that. There are only about 20 books out yet, but the content is so profound that it takes quite a bit of physical strength to read one book. I love it, including that, so I've been rereading it from volume 1 to the point where I can't count over 10 laps. Sorry about the original story, but I haven't read it. I think it's interesting, but the hard part about commuting by car is that you can't set a “reading time” like at school. Even so, I think there are people who read, but when I read, I'm the type that wants to take the time to read all at once... When I write a review (impression) about The Legend of Arslan, 1000 characters isn't enough, so I haven't written it until now, but I recommend it. How about...? When you're at a loss, I think it's a good idea to read up to Shinto Duel and witness how cool Dallune is and decide whether you're addicted to it or not (this is my personal impression) If you read it right after the new publication comes out, the wait until the next volume is long and empty.

This review contains spoilers. Dozens of characters are drawn individually, and the battle scenes are truly realistic in action. There are probably not many authors who can clearly depict horse-on-horse battles and group battles in this way. Currently, if you read the developments published in monthly magazines, unlike the original novel, it has started a unique development from the end of Part 1. I'm predicting without permission that the comic version will probably be completed with this as the climax. That development also draws me in very much.

This review contains spoilers. I don't know the original novel at all (sorry), and I'm really curious about what happens when the insanely interesting unreliable prince grows up with his friends and changes little by little

This review contains spoilers. I love the original Tanaka Yoshiki sensei's works, and I have a lot of them, and I also have the Heroic Legend of Arslan. Arakawa-sensei is in charge of the manga! When I first saw her in a dreamy tag team, I couldn't help but fist (laughs) It was slightly different from the image in the original story, but it made me feel excited about Arslan's growth, as if turning from pupa into a butterfly. I thought again that Arakawa-sensei is still an excellent manga artist in terms of composition, story tempo, and expressiveness.

This review contains spoilers. It used to be a TV anime, so I watched it. I wonder if there was a second term? I want to see the continuation, so I'll watch the comic.