I mean like, I personally would have it so tedious to have so many “windows” (I don’t remember the exact term for each scene displayed in a manga) of repeated armor, weapon, wound, and background setting designs. I don’t recall reading any other sort of manga/comic that contained so much detail in Fight-scenarios. I mean, the details in the “sketching” part of the manhwa are quite amazing. And so, after I became so entangled and fascinated with the plot itself, I don’t know what exactly my reaction was to the art… I either became very accustomed to its unique and somewhat crude style… or, I just started to love it since it really was different. Nevertheless, I sought to try it out since the plot summary was at least a bit alluring, to my tastes.
#Vagrant soldier ares series
To be honest, I was hesitant to start this series because of the fact that I did not particularly find the cover art very attractive.
Tension, distress, and joy are all provided with efficient and illustrative details from the art, narrations, and dialogues.įrom beginning to end, I felt that nothing could replace the absolute creativeness and appeal that this series demonstrated to me. The manhwa artist truly utilizes his characters skillfully in a way to illustrate the themes and feelings which a reader can personalize with. Although maybe somewhat subtle and hidden, one can see that the “Fights” and battles that take place for particular reasons. Those details along with multiple cliffhanger scenes drive the story forward. Then, as the plot progresses, drama becomes another complementary factor that stirs in more details and background about characters and settings. Regardless, one finds that the main characters try to join up in the Mercenary squadron of the military… Although, they want to earn money from defeating wanted criminals and bandits, they confront an even more dire situation…Īnyway, from the start… The Adventure that takes place sets off the story. Who would have thought the people would dress like they were from the modern age, eh? Anyway, the story initially takes place during this tumultuous era but within a period of peace that several countries experience. I’m not so familiar with the original plot idea or whatever, but basically it seemed to almost revolve around something like the Mythic ages of old Mesopetamia and Mynos and whatnot… The story of Troy, however, was not a major plot factor… What’s somewhat amusing, as it is in many other series, is the usage of anachronisms throughout the plot. I could not help but see the following series of events… From the beginning of just meeting the three “main” protagonists, I just wanted to see what sorts of incidents and encounters they would have to confront later in the story. The plot was already immensely intriguing.
:PĪnyways, to the reasoning why I actually am fanatical over this particular series…įor once, as it is a rare case for many as well as myself, I was hooked onto this series after just reading the first couple of chapters.
It’s just that amazing of a series… Really, I am surprised not a lot of people have discovered its awesomeness. Really, it was altogether a fantastic experience for me to encounter this series. Gah! I am still practically speechless from the pure enjoyment that I was able to feel from this series. included, and marvelous details in both art and developments (in story) incorporated within. Absolutely clever and creative plot and story involved, very genuine and personal characters It’s got the whole deal of a splendid series, perhaps even almost qualified as epic. Rarely do I find myself actually enjoying Fighting-oriented manga/anime series… yet… Friends, this was certainly not an ordinary series to miss. Rather than rant about the fanatical actions I took to obtain and “read” through… till the end of the series… I just wanted to say… “Wow.” Or more like “Holy cow… What a freakin’ good manga series this turned out to be.” Well, at least for me… but, it’s a complete turn-over of interest for me.
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