Reviews for The Rising of the Shield Hero: The Manga Companion Manga

This review contains spoilers. I started with the anime, and it's really interesting! It's a common reincarnation, but instead of being complimented by those around you, the sight of going down a steep path and cooperating with your friends to overcome it and be recognized makes you want to cheer for them! And above all, strong! I wish they would get more recognition from people around me!

This review contains spoilers. It's really interesting! This is the main character who is being treated unfairly, which is popular recently... but the story can't stop unfolding! Although it is a game, it has a strong fantasy smell and the world is well designed. It was nice that even the meta feeling of Brave Weapon and Hero Skill specifications came up as an issue in the main character's story. The main character and surrounding characters are all cute and unique, which is amazing! ... However, one disappointing thing is that in the end, it's a template harem... there were heroes from another world, and when I was wondering if the kids that are there now would be cool characters, I felt like they were girls again... ('・ω・`). The characters themselves are cute, and other than that, I have no complaints! I like the design too!

This review contains spoilers. Among those reincarnated in another world, I think it's particularly interesting. There were also many scenes, such as funny scenes and serious scenes, and it was a great read.

This review contains spoilers. You won't get bored no matter how many times you read it, but the correct answer is that you only buy comicalized comics that have 3 or more volumes that are out

This review contains spoilers. Justice has a different position, as the number of people who understand gradually increases from a place where darkness seems to have fallen, and how each individual overcomes trauma. All of these themes are my favorite, thank you.

This review contains spoilers. The story is interesting, the pictures are beautiful, and the female characters are cute, but I think the main character's personality can be liked and disliked. The main character is a good person who is mentally weak and evil. I will protect the lives of soldiers and citizens who are banished and despised even if they are labeled as the worst and assaulted. I don't think they usually attend the king's party who banished me, but they go to get rewards and easily fall into the trap. Even the bandits targeting themselves will safely deliver them to the military police while threatening to kill them. While swearing, they go around saving towns and villages with a scourge. In terms of content, it's a shonen comic. The genres are completely different, but I was reminded of the main character of the baseball comic called Major, who is a terribly good kid who is always helped by people around him, and ultimately reflects and appreciates. (EDIT) The Clumsy Queen of Birds, who has lived for over a thousand years, instantly kills monsters that the previous brave men couldn't defeat, and can also interfere with the use of legendary shields, comes out and says, “I'm a bird that protects the world. You guys are too foolish; we don't allow fights between brave men; bow your head and make up. The accompanying princess will be taken hostage. “If you can't do that, I'll kill all the brave men,” they add a terribly stupid habit, but the main character returns an elementary school-level reply saying, “They're the bad ones, I'm not bad.” If you're a college student, “I'm being chased by the country for the crime of kidnapping the princess, but the princess is taken hostage, what and how do you explain it? If you kill me and kill all the brave men, what happens after that? Do you seriously think that a new hero will be summoned right away, they're all good friends, and they'll level up from us until the next decisive battle? Assuming that battle geniuses are conveniently summoned and strong enough to protect the world, the first thing to do is annihilate your bird tribe. That's because even if you protect the world, from a human point of view, you're the strongest, heinous, and dangerous enemy in the world, who killed all of the brave people. Of course, there is a possibility that you will evolve into a queen, and your family can also be annihilated. At least, if it were me, I would judge that the monster that killed all the brave men is the world's top priority enemy. I wanted them to return the “The world doesn't revolve around you” rank...