Reviews for Der Werwolf: The Annals of Veight -Origins- Manga

This review contains spoilers. I loved the original story, so I started reading it. The story is really interesting. No complaints. I would recommend this work to people who like fantasy and can accept people dying (battle scenes). As for the first one, I wanted them to take a little more care of the serious atmosphere and detailed settings of the original story. It's hard to include detailed explanations in comics, and it may be difficult because they are drawn from Weidt's point of view, but I felt that there were fewer serious parts. As the story progresses, the number of serious parts in the manga also increases, so people who like the original story feel that they can't stand it at first. I think the seriousness on the surface and the comical feeling of Vite's heart are one of the attractions of this story, so I definitely want them to do their best to express it. (Of course, there are also places that are fully serious!) It feels like the character's personality has changed slightly, so maybe it's better to read the novel thinking of it as a comic derived from the original rather than comicalized. I thought people who liked the original story wouldn't accept the beginning. Therefore, if you read it without knowing the original story, I think it will be interesting to read it from the beginning. As for the picture, it's certainly unique, but if you think of this style of painting, it's a good picture and you can read it normally. Even though there are so many characters, it's genuinely amazing to be able to sort them all out! It's one word. The illustrations on the cover etc. are also beautiful and I like them. However, since the background and detailed showroom pictures are omitted, it is unreasonable to feel that the story is shallow. It's a pity. (Intentionally to highlight people or stories?) Personally, it's a pity (especially at first) that Ailia doesn't look like a beautiful woman dressed as a man, but just a cute, fluffy girl. I like it because it has a gentle and dignified feeling from the middle. [EDIT] Finally, the last volume of “The Beginning Chapter.” The last volume was also really interesting, and it ended very beautifully, with one section due to southern unification. I got used to the style of painting and was looking forward to the continuation, and the artist also had an exquisite balance between serious and comical, making it really interesting, so it's very unfortunate that it ended. I've also written critical things, but I don't think there are any authors who can write characters and express their emotions while getting this good balance between serious and comical. I'm looking forward to the day when you can write more. The overall rating has been changed to 5 stars.

This review contains spoilers. I think this picture is wonderful. I've read all of the original stories, but the story will become more epic in the future, and many characters will appear, so I think he's a painter who can draw their own personality. There are people who say it's light in spite of being serious, but don't comics about a certain steel have a similar pictorial taste? (This doesn't mean that the pictures are similar) I don't think it would matter at all if battle scenes and characters were differentiated. The main story is also slightly different from the reincarnation comics around there, and as you can understand it little by little, there is meaning in reincarnation, so it's a work you won't be able to stop reading. I don't really follow the comicalization of works I've read the original story, but I'm really looking forward to this comic.

This review contains spoilers. Another illustrator had hit it off, so I was wondering what this time would be like, but the fluffy illustrations were interesting.

This review contains spoilers. I really like the depiction of the feelings of people and monsters. The flow of the story is also laid-back and easy to read. It's also a good idea to use it when you think it's okay to further expand your existing knowledge.

This review contains spoilers. The lines in the picture are thin, but they probably look beautiful on paper. Isn't the story good? Since this is the beginning chapter, there is what is called separation of government and religion, there is a revolution of arms, and race (?) There was a fusion of, and I was looking forward to seeing how the world would change in the future. There was also a similar work (the one between Demon Lord and Hero), and that was also interesting, but since there are few love story elements here, I was expecting that it might be a large-scale work that focuses more on changing the world. However, even though we've been doing it for 7 and a half years, it's a pity that in the end, it just ends up with just the beginning chapter. I wish I had read a little further.