Reviews for The Strongest Tank's Labyrinth Raids -A Tank with a Rare 9999 Resistance Skill Got Kicked from the Hero's Party- Manga

This review contains spoilers. This work is an unusual comic where Tank is the main character. As a person who doesn't play games, I don't have much detail about skills or anything, but I enjoyed reading this comic. It's nice that the main character, Ludo, is a very likable character! I'm doting on my little sister a little too much... (laughs) I've only read volume 1, but it's also nice that it hasn't been turned into a harem even though various girls have appeared. Well, since Ludo is like that... I thought it would be a work I could enjoy in the future.?

This review contains spoilers. I think it's quite a blessing to be able to handle strong skills while having maximum physical strength values. Even if it's a shield role, it can be said that with such an amazing rood, you can play an active enough role even in battle scenes. When I read the scene where even the outer skin of Level Max was shattered along the way, I was really worried because I was reading it, but even so, I was a bit relieved that I was able to get through it as a result. It can be said that they are actively working to develop the city and capture labyrinths, etc., and I wanted to see them play even more active.

This review contains spoilers. It is a very good development where the tank is banished from the Hero Party in the early stages, and the losing streak continues and disbanded due to the banishment of the super superior tank, and they unfold brilliantly, and the tank after that also has good encounters, and since they know all of their abilities through appraisals, they play an active role.

This review contains spoilers. I didn't understand the awesomeness of Ruud's 9999 health when I read volume 1. I don't even understand the outer skin. It was nice to have allies in the party, and now that I understand Rud's unknown skills, I'm looking forward to the future.

This review contains spoilers. Expulsion is common, but I thought “acting as a shield” was unusual. I thought the interaction between the main character and his friends was very good.

This review contains spoilers. As the title suggests, it's a story about “The Strongest Tank,” and I thought it was very interesting. The battle scenes were powerful, and it was exciting to read.

This review contains spoilers. I thought it was really nice that the main character was cool, kind, and had feelings for my little sister. It was a content I could relate to. I think it would have been better if it hadn't been developed in Harem, but I like the main character, so it's my favorite work.

This review contains spoilers. After being fired by the brave, I realized that he was actually the strongest, and the hero declined, and was the main character happy? It was a template comic, and since the idiot hero quickly converted and left, it was the strongest heartwarming comic with no villains that seem like villains. At the beginning, they solved the difficulties one after another, so it was interesting, but after the difficulties were solved, I started playing gacha and stuff in Dungeon Create and do whatever I wanted. It seems like the evaluation will split from that point on. It has nothing to do with the evaluation at all, but I can't help but be worried that the shield the main character has is insanely durable, but I wonder if it's an Aegis shield or something??