Reviews for The Saga of Tanya the Evil Manga

I don't think it's a girl's story. It's a story about Gatsuri War, and the story is also epic. On the contrary, I was surprised. Good at painting.

It's a pity to be run over by someone who was restructured in the world before the main character was reincarnated and pulled by a train. Well, that's because no one in the world is as scary as a person who has lost everything.

It's an anime series where I was fooled by the appearance of a cute little girl lol. I definitely wanted to read the original story, but it has an insanely impressive touch!! This is a recommended gem.

The story is so grand that it is becoming difficult for ordinary people to understand it. But on the other hand, I'm also looking forward to seeing what happens!

The design is so cool!! I don't get tired of watching it, and it's nice that there are places that are cruel. I was surprised that the voice actors of the anime agreed so much lol

Unlike the simple Narou series, the main character of the manga has a high degree of perfection as a war record and is extremely readable, often has a trend of reincarnating and gaining magic, but he is not on good terms with the person who reincarnated himself, and has a rare personality in this kind of story where he acts to make himself happy... but since it's also a misunderstanding, the story progresses in a way that the protagonist didn't intend because of this misunderstanding, it's interesting that the drawing doesn't omit much of the original story, yet it's realistic during battle You can also feel the feeling, and I don't think I'll be able to see anything up to this point in the comicalization of the original story

I think “Little Girl Senki” is a very good military novel, but strictly speaking, there are no ACG culture elements other than the girl setting, reincarnation, and wizards, and I think the wizard setting is in line with that. Military fiction. Established features can probably be categorized as attack helicopters or ancient assault cavalry. They aren't as gorgeous as common light novels (for magical battles) and aren't full of magical classification settings. It includes a number of ideological discussions from philosophy. The author has a certain level of awareness about economics, religion, social organization, science, humanities, etc.

I knew the title, but I was surprised when I tried reading volume 1. The guy who picked it up after imagining Yojo's Muhufu in the title is a fool. It's very interesting. I was drawn into the worldview, such as the indescribable strangeness of Tanya's content (super rationalist office worker), leading to a situation that betrayed the person's expectations, the relationship with Existence X, etc., and I tried reading it all at once! Postscript and I bought it... no doubt, I have all the volumes.

The results of self-preservation and self-centeredness are seen by those around her as a “patriotic hero who is willing to sacrifice himself,” and Tanya is sent to an increasingly quagmire front. Visha is back and I don't feel like losing! Praise the Great Creator! (←Mental pollution is progressing.)

I also love the original novel, but this one describes it quite carefully. I read the original story, read this, and am satisfied. Everyone is so cute.

I arrived at it from anime. Tanya is insanely cute! Since the inside of this is an old man, I think it has the effect of making you feel even cuter! If the old man around there did it, it would be strange if Tanya had a dodgy face, high-pressure behavior, and cat cover, which would just be irritating! I just said, “This little girl is so cute!” So everything can be forgiven. The potential of a young girl is immeasurable. I want this cute Tanya to stick to the way she believes in and smile with a villain's face until the very end.

I've only seen the anime version, but the manga version is more detailed than the anime, and in particular, it's interesting because it's known about Tanya's inner feelings, etc., and there are also stories that are quite comical and make me laugh

It's just a review, or rather just an impression, but it's a very interesting and interesting story. Along with that, I also tremble at the fearlessness of religious fanatics. I would like to continue to support them. I just want you to read it first rather than talk about the content.

I was worried about the development and read on all at once. There are also difficult points, so no matter how many times you reread it, you will notice something new.

The title says Little Girl, but there are no Lori elements. It's a story about modern warfare, but it's a work made of a great epic... by throwing mage battles into it, sprinkling the spice of the sorrow of old middle managers, and making the most of the indulgence mark “this is fiction.” Even after reading this explanation, the meaning seems somewhat unclear, but once you get carried away by the torrent of this work, you can't stop turning the pages, and you are overwhelmed by the author's writing power.

The war, which is depicted in precise settings, makes me read it all at once because I'm more and more concerned about the next developments due to the built-in settings and stage equipment. The psychological depiction is also clever, and it's interesting that the main character, who works backwards and wants to stay safe, all the evaluations from those around him are mixed up.

A hidden untold myth. Kojo Senki went from anime to manga. The anime Deg-san (CV. Yuki Aoi) is also pretty, strong, and cute, and the best person, but when it comes to the comic version, it's just beautiful. The scene where they slay off enemies while praying to the Lord is really beautiful. Well, all of my subordinates think that her is God's messenger. And not only is she beautiful, but she also has a distorted guess face when excited in battle, a cute face when she usually talks with Visha... and an amplitude that is extremely humane. Looking at the hyper-rationalist part of referring to humans as human resources, I wonder if human-like sensitivities have been placed somewhere. Please become a fan by reading the activities of Tanya von Degrechaff-Degu, the main character and carefree little girl.