Reviews for Wistoria: Wand and Sword Manga

This review contains spoilers. The scene where they shouted “Look at me” was being pulled at the red-haired Elite who bullied Will a lot in volume 1, huh? crying?? Did you want Will to take care of it? I was so surprised at his true intentions. Well, if you really don't like it, don't you want to “put yourself in sight.” Will is an unaware person. The red-haired kid has twists and turns and grew into a brave magician with a strong heart due to Will's positive influence, and furthermore, he was the first to affirm Will and clap when everyone at school is present, and he is heartbroken. Right now, no favoritism has been conveyed to Colette, and it's salt compatible, but when I'm in love, it would be nice if it was conveyed to her someday, the ice user Julius, who was an elite ice user who didn't like it, also took care of Will himself over time, had a shy, bright red face and said, “I don't like you!” I laughed at the scene where the tsundere exploded lol Taiman, the top magicians, were interesting in the Great Yo-kai War. An Elf who usually looks like “Dream Girl Who Reinforces Will and Refuses to Share,” is a demon when fighting, and recently light novels with a small number of pages are priced at 1,500 yen or more, yet interesting, and beautifully illustrated books that are easy to read are around 600 yen per book, so they are affordable and nice. You can buy 3 books of this manga for 1 light novel!

This review contains spoilers. It's a world where magic is strongest in terms of proportions or ideas, where the main character who fights from a different perspective other than before becomes the key man, and it's nice that the world starts moving as a critical situation in the world where the ground becomes completely dark & the two-stage situation where enemies seem to be scouting from outside the barrier is novel and exciting

This review contains spoilers. The picture is beautiful. I like that no detail has been cut out. The story is as epic as watching a feature film. It's really interesting. I would recommend it to anyone who likes Haripota. Please tell me just one thing. Why is Mr. Workner alive? There was a hole, right? Am I just missing reading it?

This review contains spoilers. I've read up to 8 volumes. I believed the explanation that you can take a break in volume 8, and read on, but in the middle of volume 8, the next trial has already begun, and I'm worried about the continuation. A “cane” is on the side of a thing where magic can be used, and a “sword” is something that cannot use magic. The world view of this work is that there are five special wizards who use magic to cover the sky in order to save the world from demons and external enemies. Aiming for the tower where that wizard is located, you must obtain the necessary credits before graduating from Licaden School of Witchcraft and Wizardry in 6 years (excellent people are actually scouted before graduation). Meanwhile, the main character “Will,” who can't use magic, was despised and looked down upon from all over the school. (I've always been curious for some reason that Will's hairstyle is the same as Emma, the main character in “The Promised Neverland.”) He's also good at drawing. Even though it's a world with magic, probably because everyone relies on magic, the enemy uses techniques to seal magic, etc., so it's a development where Will, who can't use magic, plays an active role... but the main character, who has a positive personality with effort and energy, gradually increases the number of people who understand... but towards the end of volume 8, we're in a situation where we can't move forward anymore without using magic, and now, how will Will move from here on...

This review contains spoilers. The pictures are too beautiful, and the story is too interesting! I feel like I was able to come across a work that I was really excited about after a long time! Characters other than the main character are also fascinating, and although they were funny characters at first, I fell in love with them as I continued reading. Shion and Julius are so good!

This review contains spoilers. It was a well-paced and well-developed manga like Danmachi by Omori Fujino sensei. It's interesting and I'm looking forward to the story of the main character who became stronger as a result of his efforts rather than Warriors in a good sense.

This review contains spoilers. I wonder... it has an appeal not found in other comics, but I can't put it into words, and I was really drawn to it when I read it. My heart really dances!

This review contains spoilers. It's really cool to see the main character in this serious battle series working hard to make a promise with his childhood friend. Will, who is incompetent in a world of magical absolutism, is a hero with an indomitable fighting spirit. It includes things like Zamaya, Romance, etc. at a high level, and as expected, it is a gem work just because it was based on the author of Dan Machi.