Reviews for Tower Dungeon Manga

There are still things I still don't understand, but after reading it a few times, it became very interesting and curious about the future, and I can't help it. I love this unique view of the world. “What happens when connected like this!?” It tickles my curiosity. The picture is also a bit gross. If you get a chance to try it out, I definitely recommend it!

I think people have different tastes for story pictures, but I read this author's manga with Sydney Dolls and it was interesting, so I bought one this time too, and it's interesting again! I'm worried about the continuation and at the same time I want it to continue for a long time.

The trial reading reminded me of Prince Kushana and the Third Army... sorry, I loved it ~ This is my first time reading Tsutomu Nihei's work. Serious science fiction is a fantasy of swords and magic that is easy to read for readers who have high hurdles. Rescue the Princess Captured in the Tower is volume 1 full of things I still don't know, but I can't stop being excited! [Volume 2] Only “amazing” for the further expansion of the worldview... the author is a manga artist and comics are amazing [volume 3] Yuba's true identity!!? princess huh!! [Volume 4] Feels like the picture book “Tebukuro” in the beginning. Eh, just me? how many drawers does the author have lol. Kara's, Mmm, Terrible... The Last Lilysen and Yuva Are Embarrassing [Volume 5] Tower Fairy and the Secret of Aridelia and the New Seventh Squad... oh, interesting

I liked the picture, so I bought it straight from standing reading. It's a common fantasy make-up story, but I'm excited that I still can't really see how it unfolds. I'm also looking forward to volume 2

I appreciated that it was similar to Fujimoto Tatsuki's tactile touch. Is it a fantasy thing rather than an otherworldly thing? Somehow, I thought there was Sidonia's knightiness, and it was the same author. Volume 1 is all it takes, but I'm worried about the continuation, so the downside is that there are often pages where I don't really understand what's on it.

It's usually funny. It makes me feel like buying the next volume because I can't read the usual future. The character pictures and characters are also ◯, but I feel that the development is a little slow as of volume 2. ★ 4

It's a work with a name like Tower Mansion, but as it is, it was a Druaga work aiming for the top of a tower. The first volume was like showing only a glimpse of the world view, and it was an introduction in terms of a scenario, but since it's an incense work, I have no idea what will happen in the future, so I'm excited. In terms of style, it also has a comical aspect like Puppet Country, and to be honest, it was unsatisfactory, and I continued to read the new edition of Biomega, but it was insanely cool and paralyzed. are those ridiculous reviews like that?

I'm not sure if he's good or bad, but he's a painter who excels at representing spaces on a flat surface, or in other words, with pictures. In many comics, if you break it into a frame, you won't be able to fit a picture larger or larger than that frame at the end, but in this manga, it's made naturally. This is very unusual. I think the key is how much you can make use of this rare special skill in your work.