Reviews for GALAXIAS Manga

This review contains spoilers. I read up to volume 2, so I wrote down my impressions. Modern civilization was destroyed once, and humans who obtained special abilities from dragon veins called dragons later appeared, and “power is power!” A world view set in an island country divided and ruled by strength. Ryujin Nereid, who has many inexplicable parts, is on a journey to find herself due to amnesia, and Geo, a girl who dreams of an adventure where she was questioned and her life was targeted because of her father Yuri, who was the suspect in the murder of Ryuo, who is the head of dragon people and was doing research on the origin of dragons, said, “If you find Yuri, you know something, right?” Their interests coincided, so Tabi is a fantasy story where you follow Yuri's trajectory with her companions, and the psychopath researcher Ryujin Schmidt, who is interested in Yuri's research and Nereid's abilities, follows along without permission, and the mystery only deepens the more you know... they're both a good duo, and it's a fantasy story with mixed cultures. It's like another world, but since aircraft carriers and atomic bombs are coming out, the base looks like Earth for now. When modern terms come up once in a while, surprise settings are often rechecked. I wonder where the stage actually is. Also, while being called a dragon, it is also an interesting setting that has the ability to make people associate it with another animal with the dragon notation ○○. I'm also following the series, and I can't stop being excited when I think that the parts involved in the root of the story will be revealed from now on. Geo is cute, Nereid and Schmidt have a lot of handsome men, the enemies are diverse, the battle scenes are powerful, the background writing is amazing, and it's a lot of sight to see. It's still 2 volumes, so pack it in, pack it in. I'm looking forward to the continuation.

This review contains spoilers. I was curious, so I bought it, and it's very interesting. First of all, the tempo of the story is neither too fast nor too slow, so it's very easy to read, and since the pictures are so beautiful (such as the opening pages of the town of Hawaila), I felt that the sense of immersion was amazing. The settings are easy to understand, and the battle scenes are easy to see, so I think I can recommend that as well.

This review contains spoilers. I think it's a very orthodox fantasy work. The story is neat, and with the help of the pictures, the view of the world is perfect. I don't have anything to say, but if I had to say that, I think there are niche people who aren't looking for it, and I think it's a bit troublesome for people like that. So, I'm going to set it as 4 stars.