Reviews for Tougen Anki: Legend of the Cursed Blood Manga

I've bought up to the latest volume of Togen Akki so far, but I think it's a rare type of comic. I think it is characterized by the fact that there seem to be variations in concepts, characters, etc. and they are similar (sorry for my poor explanation). However, what I thought while reading is that it seems like it's still going on, and I think it's a comic where it's easy to create recommended characters in terms of characters. The illustrations become more beautiful as the volumes are piled up, and there is a feeling that it is far from common comics, so I highly recommend it.

It's been a long time since I've seen a work where each character is drawn with love. I want them to finish drawing to the end without finishing it.

I'm obsessed! The characters are amazing and unique - the battles and story are thrilling! I definitely recommend it to everyone!

It was promoted in anime, and I came to read it because I was curious about the original story, but this made me cry... It's a situation called Momotaro and the Demon, and it's interesting to read a different development from “Momotaro and the Demon” in our head.

A fan of the original anime even before it was broadcast. I can really enjoy the tempo of the hair color, voice, and manner of speaking that I don't really care about when it's the original story. However, the way the original manga is drawn in black is really beautiful, and even though it's a still image, the sense of dynamism is amazing, so you can really enjoy the original. If you want to watch it with kids, the battle scenes are a bit intense, and there's a lot of bad stuff... Even so, I can cry a lot because of Momo and Oni's individual conflicts and backgrounds. I want many people to know about it. The recommendation is useless.

A long battle between Momotaro and demons. Act based on each other's positions, thoughts, and goals. Each person's way of thinking is so different that right and wrong cannot be completely separated. Demons who want to live peacefully and Momo wants to completely eliminate demons. Demons are gaining strength to counter it. Everyone's past and things to carry on their backs are tough. The story itself is interesting, and I'm really curious that there seems to be a hidden truth. It wasn't for a peaceful world, and the sight of peaches enjoying killing demons unintentionally was just uncomfortable. However, I'm just afraid of thinking above because they were able to act like that and created a natural situation. Demons are particularly carefully depicted that the presence of friends is important, and bonds, trust, and growth. You can be saved by that kind of part.

At first, it started with anime... when it became a manga, the sense of dynamism during battles was lost, which is a bit disappointing. Also, there are too many lines and monologues. But the images I thought from the beginning were “Peach and Demon” and “Evil and Justice,” and each person is different. In particular, “Momo” “kills children who are nothing” and are just born as “demons”... this is definitely not a story about encouraging good and punishing evil. Suddenly, I remembered the picture book “The Red Demon Who Cried.” Then, gradually... especially after volume 20, the diagram for “Killing Demons, Killing People Who Are with Demons and Becoming Radical” vs. “Demons Saving Friends Who Were Just Born as Demons” was completed, and as a reader, it is no longer [Peach is evil]. From volume 25 or so, “peach” = “justice” = “killing demons” became commonplace... Also, words that concern me about the actual relationship between “peach” and “demon” came up! I want to know quickly, but is it a conspiracy between the label or the author? It's a work that seems to take “The Tactic of Procrastination,” so that's definitely one of the reasons for the low ratings! After that, the depiction is usually bad! This always divides into those who are okay and those who can't! So I think the number of readers will increase if they quit “Procrastination Tactics” alone... It's really, really important... the theme (setting) that I really want to use as a textbook for children, but the depiction is bad, so I can't show it (crying), but it's a pity that I can't show it (crying).

There are so many different characters to watch and I never get bored at all, and it's very interesting to watch them all grow steadily.

It's easy to read and interesting because there is also a scene where you'll be moved as you read while Momo and Demon fight. I'm excited to read it to see what kind of developments will take place in the future!

It's classic, but the setting is novel and interesting. The story is also very interesting with laughter and tears, and the drawing is so powerful that it's exciting to watch!! There are many unique and charming characters, both Oni and Momotaro, and I never get tired of watching them. Not to mention their cool appearance in battles and tense situations, they are also surprising aspects that can be glimpsed in accidental scenes, and as we learn about the various beliefs and ways of thinking that come from the character's past and experiences, I am drawn more and more into their appeal. The entanglements and relationships between the characters are also really good!! Also, I am very moved by the sight of the students growing both mentally and physically as the story progresses.

The main character of the royal shonen manga has drawn demon blood, and they are in conflict with the organization that draws Momotaro's blood, but it makes me think that Momotaro also has justice for each person, so it's not all bad

Thanks to the author for thinking about this story! Humans have various abilities! It's probably not realistic, but since DNA evolves, it's probably not impossible! They communicate with ultrasound from a function called the melon body in the dolphin's brain. Humans may have had this kind of ability a long time ago, when there were no words. Maybe they were having a so-called telepathic conversation! There are barriers to language, and lies can be told, but telepathy cannot tell lies. Isn't it awesome!

It's interesting. School stuff. It's interesting how the students grow day by day through the story. However, the unreasonable categorization of justice and evil continues, so I want to read the new book as soon as possible

I had heard the title, so I picked it up, but I was surprised that the story was different in a good way from what I had anticipated. Momotaro...? The setting was so novel that it was interesting.