Reviews for The Heroic Legend of Arslan Manga

This is a comic version of the original story by Yoshiki Tanaka. Just being Yoshiki Tanaka seems interesting. A long time ago, I read Legend of the Galactic Heroes and Legend of the Dragon, and it was interesting. At the time, only two volumes were published, and it took years until the final volume. The Legend of Arslan is both a taiga novel and a coming-of-age story of the main character Arslan. The reading is there

We've already met, so much so that I can't remember whether anime or manga came first. Both were well done. I'm also halfway through reading the original novel. Both are interesting! As a matter of fact, I think it's a work that has completed its view of the world. A clean and straightforward protagonist that will leave everyone enchanted. No matter what his background is, he is loved and loved because he himself is charming. I don't think it's hard to imagine that readers will also sympathize with him and love him. I recommend this work.

I was really happy that it was made into an anime. It's a work I've been recommending since the first volume of the original, so I was really happy when I learned about the anime adaptation.

I was wondering if I should read it ~ what should I do ~ I like Hagaren, so it's definitely a comic written by Arakawa-sensei! I read it. The original author is there, isn't it? The subject, like a story written by Arakawa-sensei, is written about the clash between justice and justice, and the way people live, etc., and it seems very interesting. It's still just a trial read, but I think I'll keep reading it.

I started reading it after being recommended by a friend, but before I first read it, I was wondering if it was that interesting. However, once I started reading it, I couldn't stop being excited and became addicted to it in an instant! Highly recommended

It was very interesting. I was worried about the continuation, so I read on and on. I love this kind of story. I've read a lot of novels by Yoshiki Tanaka, but it's nice that comics are easy to read and the story is easy to include.

I happened to watch anime and became addicted to it. As I watched the anime, I wanted to read the original story too, and I was addicted to it, although it's slightly different from the anime. After all, if you're addicted to watching anime, you should read the original story too. It's also interesting to be able to search for differences between the anime and the original.

I started with anime. There are Nakamura-san's and Arakawa-san's comics, and I chose this one because I liked Arakawa-san in terms of drawing and that it was also the author of Fullmetal Alchemist, so I could read it without worry. I feel like in the anime, His Highness is very cute and a little girl, but the comics aren't drawn cuter than necessary. It's a story about His Highness, who is in a complicated situation, finding a reliable partner and growing up. The story where Dallune is cool is interesting, so I want to watch it for a long time, but the original story is long, and I'm curious about how far it will be drawn in comics.

It's an epic and easy-to-read story and strategy that makes you feel like you're reading Three Kingdoms, etc., and all the characters, enemies and allies, are fascinating. You can enjoy reading it from either side. I'm relieved that Tanaka-sensei's seriousness and small gags are Arakawa-sensei's. I think it's a work with a high level of satisfaction from end to end. like I want to see the end soon, like I don't want it to end...

After all, Tanaka sensei from Legend of the Galactic Heroes and Arakawa-sensei from Fullmetal Alchemist didn't go awry. It's a historical fantasy with lots of characters, but it's fun to read.

A comic that makes me emotionally busy when I'm reading my favorite works by my favorite artist. It has no choice but to read. It's so much fun! Each character is packed with charm

I read it halfway through the original story. The image of the characters was slightly different, but this is it. I loved the Comica Rise teacher, so I was very happy. I want to read this comicalization until the end!!

A story about the growth of Arslan, Prince of Arslan, who is different from her father, Narsus's loyalty to her highness, and the appeal of Arslan's growth that attracts a charming mother queen who is so cool and beautiful that her servants are all cool and unrivaled by the prince. There is nothing wrong with Ushi sensei.

It's nice to feel like the Middle Ages in the olden days. That's because even if you say “all people are equal,” that's because after all, that's just a pretty thing. That's because there is discrimination even in reality.

Manga artist Arakawa Hiroshi sensei from “Fullmetal Alchemist” has comicalized original works by Tanaka Yoshiki sensei, such as “Legend of the Galactic Heroes”! It's the best tag team. The setting is a world reminiscent of medieval Persia, and it's an authentic (not light, extremely heavy) fantasy with swords and magic. The view of the world that is neither European nor Japanese is fresh! It's fantasy, but the foundation is really real, such as the country's history, settings of neighboring countries, etc., human patterns such as kings, warriors, slaves, etc., and religion. Words, units, etc. are also set in detail, so I'm stuck until I memorize them, but right away, “Yasha Queen!” I think you'll want to say that! lol the characters are unique too! There are a lot of characters, and they leave right away and don't reappear easily, but thanks to Arakawa-sensei's character design, I think it's easier to remember. Give and the like are really awesome!! I like Kishward too...! Also, the battle scenes and battle depictions are truly amazing! Easy to understand, yet powerful! It seems that the teachings of the soldier Narthus can be applied not only to actual battles, but also to our everyday relationships and work! There are lessons to be learned.

I remember watching anime when I was young, so I bought it. It's interesting. The length was just right, and the way it ended was good