Reviews for Vinland Saga Manga

This review contains spoilers. It starts with my precious father killed and vowed to take revenge, but it's not a simple story where everything ends once revenge is over. It's a story about conflict and way of life due to regret, and the hope and future found in it, where they grow while losing their way of life. When I was a boy, I was burning with revenge so many murders, so there were other reviews, but I just want to draw Guro? There are only battle scenes that are so intense and cruel that it makes me think. The slave edition that follows is calm, so there may be people who are unsatisfied, but since we are getting closer to the essence of the story from here on, we should read it carefully. What is my father's true warrior, strength, and love? Is winning a war a true strength? Also, the love in this story isn't as flimsy as liking or disliking it. That's good again. It's so profound that I can think about it. There are many things that can only be read after rereading them a few times, and this is the first comic that has left such a memorable impression. There's no end in sight, so I'll read it with preparation for a long battle.

This review contains spoilers. Each character is well fleshed out, and there are no disgusting characters. It became a little difficult to read around the serf edition, but it was a very interesting chapter when I finished with Torfin's conflict and growth, and thoughts that were replaced with Knut.

This review contains spoilers. That's cool. It's cool, and I'm curious about the next developments.

This review contains spoilers. In order to break the chain of hate, Knut acquires further violence, and Torfin pledges nonviolence. I am moved by the way of life of the characters who have achieved a completely different growth and continue to move forward despite struggling and suffering.

This review contains spoilers. The main character has a goal of creating a peaceful land without battles, but it's an impossible story no matter how you think about it. I think it's a utopia, but Switzerland, which is an eternal neutral country, also has an army. That's why I'm curious to see how they go with the last one. What's more, the story is very interesting. I also love the Planetes written by this author.