Reviews for The Impregnable Demon King's Castle and the Expelled Black Mage of the Hero's Party Manga

This review contains spoilers. It's a story about the main character, Lemme, who was said to be unnecessary at the brave party and left, and ends up in the enemy's demon army. It's interesting to broadcast the battle live, not the person themselves, but the avatar. Everyone in the Demon Lord's Army is unique, which is fine. Once the battle with the previous members is over in volume 5, it's time to move on to the tournament edition. Recommended for people who like combat stuff.

This review contains spoilers. The characters are cute and it's nice that the settings are unique, but monsters? Ajin? I wasn't good at swallowing entertainment that discriminated against people. even though it's an antagonist as an occupation ~? That's what it feels like.

This review contains spoilers. This is the person who read the original manga. Hate was unbearable on the side that was banished due to party banishment, and the reason for the banishment was reasonable and I was satisfied. I love the relationship between the main character and his best friend. (I've read the comic adaptation to the Raid edition yet)/The reason for the expulsion is that the low social status of the Black Mage Job and the misunderstanding of human relationships are the reasons for the banishment. Human relationships also have causes between the protagonist and his best friend. It was almost packed, so it made me think that the main character had no choice but to leave the party and search for a new place... The settings have been thought out pretty well. /First of all, as a major premise, capturing dungeons = entertainment, adventurers = a popular occupation in this world. The party in the top 3 has been steady for the past few years, and the protagonist party, which is up-and-coming and has risen to 4th place, is a great achievement. However, in order to break into the immovable upper ranks, there was no choice but to enter more popular jobs. The main character and his best friend are impatient to quickly fulfill their dream of “becoming the number one party,” and it feels like the main character chose a path where his dream can come true even with just his best friend without himself from rational judgment. I'll think about my best friend's feelings... so the story progresses in the direction of improving the current situation where Black Mage is regarded as an unpopular job. Other than that, it's a story that changes public reputation by preparing formidable dungeons and directing sweaty battles against adventurers in order to free races other than humans, such as Ajin, from prejudice in their roles. /The mismatch in human relationships is of course caused by party members who are proud of their own abilities, but it also seems that the main character and his best friend didn't open their hearts to everyone. There is a reason why the protagonist cannot reveal the true essence of his abilities to the public eye, and his best friend also respected the protagonist's policies. It would have been nice if the protagonist explained his abilities even a little bit to the party members, but even here, the impatience for dreams comes out. My best friend has protected the main character until now, and the party members' recognition has become a “childhood friend,” so I'm stuck in love with it. I couldn't find a way to improve it from here... it made me think the only way was for the main character to get out and let in a third person with an objective point of view. It was also unfortunate that the best friend respected the protagonist as “my own hero” and relied on judgment... even though the main character's self-evaluation was low, best friend → tragedy that occurred because the main character's evaluation was in the highest class.../even after being banished, they built a good relationship with their best friend and 4th place party members (there are spoilers for the raid edition), and finally, the best friend and the protagonist fight together against strong opponents. I'm looking forward to the day when I can read this super hot development in comics.

This review contains spoilers. The cheat protagonist is said to be useless, kicked out of the party, and is scouted by the Demon Lord's Army and placed in No. 2 position. It's a story where they play an active role from there and aim for No. 1. I feel like it's an unusual pattern that the hero of the former party isn't the villain.

This review contains spoilers. Because black magic is plain, people don't notice their surroundings, and they don't understand assists. To that end, it is judged by her friends and surroundings that she doesn't match her abilities, and Reme leaves the party, but if there is a god to throw away, there is a god to pick it up, and she scouts close to the demon king. Reki takes a different path from her childhood friend. However, if there is a place where you can evaluate yourself and shine, then you should fully demonstrate your strength there, so it's probably a good choice. I've only read volume 1, but I'm looking forward to the future.

This review contains spoilers. It's a story about being banished from a party in a world where dungeon capture is distributed on YOUT0be, and they are scouted by the management of the dungeon side because they were excellent. No one dies, and no villains like this appear, and even if they look like villains, you can read with peace of mind that they are good people with their own beliefs. The picture is beautiful, but as soon as it becomes a battle scene, it gets rough. The depiction is still, and there's no power or movement... it's a beautiful picture, so it would be really nice if I could draw action with that depiction... it's a bit disappointing.

This review contains spoilers. It's up to 5 volumes, and it feels like a prelude. There are many stories where the main character leaves the brave party and returns, but I like the fact that they maintain a good rivalry relationship. I wonder if I could take my relationship with Mira a little more slowly. I'm looking forward to the day Phoenix is summoned.

This review contains spoilers. The protagonist who is said to be unable to use black magic and is banished while wandering around while living while wandering around, and the people on the demon king's side often see that the protagonist who uses black magic is strong, so a sense of expectation that they entrust various tasks The main character who uses black magic was sworn to be a hero, but that changed when aiming for the hero on the demon side?

This review contains spoilers. I think it's a good work with good storyline, structure, and drawing. However, depending on the person, the flow of the story may feel a little slow, and I think the arrangement is just right for me. It's a very readable work, so it's frankly interesting.

This review contains spoilers. If I had to say, I'm talking about show business. Although it is an actual battle, there are no deaths, and it can be watched with peace of mind, but is it a watermark for people expecting an exchange of lives?

This review contains spoilers. I like the setting, but since the story progresses bluntly without trouble, it's a little unsatisfactory, and on the contrary, there are almost no disgusting developments, so maybe it's good when you want to read something, but it's a pity that the pictures have become a little cluttered from volume 6, and it's a pity, especially the pictures with the surrounding goblins are so different that the sense of incongruity is amazing

This review contains spoilers. It may be a common setting in Isekai fantasy stories, but since the story is interesting, I didn't feel like I was in a rut. It's interesting. I read it as a hot friendship story.

This review contains spoilers. There were people who said that both the main character and best friend are good... but I was saved. Wouldn't it have been nice if my best friend was a bad person instead of being nice? I think it's enough to let the other Genmen eat Zama. While communicating with them, they ended up in a hostile position, and the hardships of being forced to fight are sad, but that is a wonderful spice that adorns the story.