Reviews for Kaina of the Great Snow Sea Manga

This review contains spoilers. At first I thought they didn't like bugs, but it was so much fun!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

This review contains spoilers. That was fun! Up to 4 volumes of the manga are interesting enough, but you can see what will happen with “Daisetsukai” by watching the sequel to the anime. The story is about a world where humans, who are covered with snow and the surface of the water rises steadily, and are losing their place to live, get water at the base of a huge tree called an “orbital tree,” and live in small pieces. One of these countries, “Atlant,” is the royal princess “Liliha,” who climbs into the sky in search of a wise person who is in a “tent,” even though she despairs about the absolute difference in combat power, in a situation where a fight against the enemy “Varghia,” which has destroyed several countries in an attempt to seize water, is likely to occur even now. However, there are no wise men in the “tent,” and they meet the only boy “Kaina” with old people living in a small group. The charming characters and the story development were full of ups and downs, and it was still exciting. Then, on the “tent,” “Kaina,” who was taught to read the letters on the sign, which are faint remnants of a fallen civilization, finds the light of hope that continues. In the movie, it also becomes clear what the person called “Hikari” who appeared in the main story is. I recommend watching until the very end.

This review contains spoilers. The natural and simple view of the world without being adorned continues indefinitely, and I felt that it was a strange work where even a mysterious atmosphere could be felt from its simplicity. Even in a world where no one else can be absolutely relied upon, I think it is quite natural for Kaina, who has lived only in a limited space, to be curious by interacting with people from the outside world. They will face various difficult problems later, and I hope they will overcome them somehow.

This review contains spoilers. A story about people who live on a giant tree. I thought it would be fun, but it seems like the world is pretty much in jeopardy. I've managed to live a laidback lifestyle by making membranes, though. A boy living in such a world has a fateful encounter one day... The world view of the world above the clouds and the background are fantastic and fun. There are always things that make me feel scared when I fall. It would also be nice to have unique people's clothes. I like pictures that give a sense of life with such a simple touch. Can a boy save the world? I want them to be saved.

This review contains spoilers. It's a pretty epic fantasy story, so I think it's really great as an adventure action drama. It's a comic that has a solid development and is often harassing, so I can highly recommend it because it's a comic that has solid action, is fun, and raises tension.

This review contains spoilers. I was really curious about what color this world, which is expressed as snow and is unified in one color on one side, is. The view of the world is somewhat reminiscent of Nausicaa, and the villagers can feel something like abandonment about whether they will die like this even without the harshness of eating in order to live. However, the reason why people continue to live in this world is probably because of wisdom, people searching for other villages and people with curiosity like Kaina. I think I'll enjoy reading it so that the colors in Kaina's world increase.

This review contains spoilers. en la vasta y misteriosa membrana celestial sobre el árbol orbital, el niño descubrirá secretos olvidados, seres enigmáticos y un destino entrelazado con la salvación de su mundo moribundo EN ESTA ÉPICA DE FANTASIA Y RENACIMIENT.

This review contains spoilers. It was amazing that it was drawn in detail with realistic designs. The story and settings were bizarre and exciting, and it was interesting.