Reviews for Goblin Slayer Manga

The tight development and heavy story are interesting. Sometimes I want to read works like this. The heart-wrenching developments are also interesting.

I haven't read the original novel. The main character, Goblin Slayer, is quiet, strong, and cool. There are a few shocking scenes for women, so I think it's better not to read it if you don't have patience. So I don't want my kids to read it either. The character designs for girls are also for men, aren't they? The story is interesting.

It's a crunchy action shonen comic; it's an adventure with battles, and a girl also appears in the demo, so I wonder if the end will come to an end.

As everyone has mentioned, the main character is a man who specializes in goblin hunting. He is a good person who is quiet and has a sense of gentleness while being dry. The fact that he went through a lonely battle, got friends, and hunted goblins was also comfortable because I could feel a different subtlety of emotion than before. They are invincible against goblins, but sometimes there are boss characters, and there are lots of exciting elements, such as when friends are in a pinch. There are a lot of delayed developments in recent volumes, but I think it's a good work.

I've always been curious about it and read it, but there are more gross scenes than I thought, and I think those who like it will like it. Personally, it was my favorite comic.

It may not be tasty for adventurers, but it's the most troublesome thing for villagers, and they want them to do something about it. Goblins are pretty smart, aren't they?

It is a work that slowly develops. The depiction is nasty, but there are things that are straight forward and close. It often inherits the unique worldview of the original story.

I also read comics because they were made into anime. However, scenes of goblins attacking women often came up, and I wasn't good at that. (;) The story and characters were good, but I thought it would be easier for women to read if the expressions were anime-like. ('・__・`)

I thought the main character was from the different worlds of cheats, but it was interesting to read it because the main character is hard working and the background is dark

I read it without knowing what kind of story it was, but from my point of view, it was a bit gross from episode 1... And the sense of hopelessness is amazing in volume one... Goblins are here! I thought.. However, I thought it was exciting for the protagonist to experience so many critical moments and grow up!

This work is well thought out and makes you think a lot. A man with conviction is strong.

It's a bit cruel, but it's an in-depth look at Goblins (and improving communication disorder, romance & others). Well, at best, they've dug this far into Goblins, and they've even been sublimated into bosses every time. I was impressed and enjoyed reading it. But no matter what happens, Goblin is still solid as planned, so there may be a limit to developments around that point, but... I think the great thing about this work is that I still read it. The anime also feels like it doesn't damage the original (although they are replaced in order), so I recommend watching it after reading this. Developments seem to get into a rut, and developments have changed, and although I'm looking forward to the future, the characters are being forced to work, so I'm half worried that they won't go to the side. The main character's community disorder is tampered with, and if they challenge the goblins while solidifying their unity, that would be enough

I've been reading up to 11 volumes without hesitation. I think it's a great work for people who like a worldview with swords, magic, monsters, and guilds. As of now, it's a good work where you can read on with peace of mind about the stability of the pattern and the tempo of the story. It's not a common reincarnation recently. A lot of Gaiden has come out, and I think it's good that the story is easy to understand after going through this for the first time. Simply put, “Soldier who specializes in goblins” is the main character of this work. (Please read why only goblins are specialized in subjugation) It seems like you can hit a few times in a normal magical world, but if you can hit 3.4 times in this world, the setting is rather severe (can you capture dungeons with that? (I think) Since the main one is defeating goblins, there are slightly outrageous depictions peculiar to goblins. Personally, I think it's fine to have a mouse extermination specialist, and I think it's fine to have a goblin specialist extermination, but it seems that the residents of this world trivialize exterminating goblins with what they “start out.” However, when defending the ranch, they were struggling to capture champions even in other silver ranks (it seems like they've never seen one), and these people who make a fool of Goblin Slayer on a daily basis, what kind of requests do they usually make and say “silver grade”? I read it and thought (unexpectedly, I thought there were a lot of silver grades in those guilds), and the main character was exterminating goblins while being called a solo freak, and it took 5 years to finally be understood and there was no prejudice, and I just started learning how to “exterminate outside goblins while being an adventurer (while watching the outside world)” from a life where he exterminated goblins like a curse. It took 5 years, but I thought it was great that the main character was blessed with a good party. ＜digitor＞ The depiction of “the main character's face is a man who doesn't show anything to the reader ★” that sometimes appears in places in the story is funny. he seems to have a pretty handsome face though