Reviews for Vinland Saga Manga

I won't say anything. Let's read it anyway. I want you to read it! How would people in England, Finland, Sweden, America, Canada, or in other words, feel when they read it? It's this time of year, so I wonder if it's already been translated?

It is in the middle of the comic when the protagonist finds his own goal in life. Various trials befall from there, and it is wonderful to overcome them with friends and grow more as human beings.

I think I've already read it for the last few pages. I had the same sense of time, and I burst into tears.

This is a purchase from an anime. It's a work that makes me think again that the main character is harsh and that connections with people are important. I like the delicate depiction of the pictures that support the story. I look forward to future developments such as interactions with indigenous people who don't understand language.

I watched the anime on Netflix and it was a very interesting story. I was curious about the continuation, so I bought the slave edition and reread it over and over again. I am very moved by the history in line with historical facts and the paintings that look like art paintings. I want to read the Jomsborg edition slowly from now on. The fun has increased. I am grateful for this comic.

I recently came across this comic, and I read it all at once from volume 1 to volume 26. It's not just an adventure comic, and I think it's a wonderful work that forces you to think deeply about human activities, including myself. I haven't been able to feel it in the history I've learned at school until now, but it's also because my ancestors lived hard while being at the mercy of the times, and they laid the foundation, that I can now live without being threatened by danger to my life. However, there are still repeated fights somewhere in the world, so I felt emo that I wanted to think about ways to break the negative chain like Torphin, so I unintentionally reviewed it. I'll keep reading until I'm done.

I was so happy that these words were uttered from Hild's mouth, and tears naturally dripped from my eyes. It's a really great piece. I'm going to read it all the time.

I was fascinated by the fierce way of life of Torphin, who went like a mad dog in order to get stronger, and while living for the happiness of people to atone to atone for his sins up until now, I always felt a little unsatisfied with Torphin, who continues to ask questions about who is a true warrior with his father's words in his heart. It was the first new publication in a long time, and when I was finally forgiven, tears unexpectedly spilled over the figure where I found the answer to my question, fell down on my knee and broke down crying. I have a feeling that there will be a dispute with the locals, but I'm worried about the future as to whether Torfin will sacrifice himself without resistance and lead to reconciliation, or whether his life will end up and his thoughts will be carried over to his newly born child. Let's be patient

After 50, my heart seemed to lose the power to feel every time I knew it, and as I knew it over and over again, waves of emotion rushed over and over again to my heart, thinking that I might not be strongly shaken by anything like when I was young, and I was shaking over and over again when I noticed it. What, I haven't had a big deal yet, have I? I hope this work, which made me notice the endless sensitivity within me, will continue to be loved by many people.

The final scene in volume 26 makes me cry every time I watch it, and I think it's moving only because Hild's sorrow and loneliness are properly depicted. I think it's a comic that really resonates with people's hearts. I've been waiting impatiently for the latest volume, but I thought the story was more finished than I expected. It takes time until the new volume, but the quality is convincing. The careful drawing and depiction are wonderful. I want to look forward to it from now on. If you are the author, please keep drawing from now on without straining your health. We've been waiting forever!

It's insanely cool. It crawls up from the bottom over and over again, and continues to crawl up all the time, and at some point, you'll have friends and comrades to cheer for, and it's insanely exciting. And it's a wonderful story where you can continue to be moved by the hardworking protagonist. Nothing but empty things come out of a fight. I will teach you the importance of loving yourself and others and living a precious life

People are being killed and died one after the other, but it makes me think that was the case back then, and I read on. The story progresses in a large world, just like in a taiga drama. It's worth reading.

The anime I watched casually was interesting, and I was drawn more and more into the story. What kind of world awaits beyond an unknown wide ocean... I'm curious about the future. I'm also looking forward to the anime sequel. The main character's father is just so cool!

I'm talking about the Vikings. When the anime was on NHK, it was so good that I read the original story this time, but it's so interesting that I just bought the continuation!