Title: Zatch Bell!
Original title: Konjiki no Gash! (金色 の ガッシュ!)
Author: Makoto Raiku
Japanese Editorial: Magazine
Shogakukan: Shonen Sunday
English Editorial: Editorial Norma
Posted in Spain: From February 2006 until December 2009
Format: Volume C6 (115x175), paperback (softcover) with jacket, 192 pages
Tomos: 33 (full series)
Price: 6.95 (1 to 24) - 7.50 (25 to 33)
Abstract: Standard Web
Personal Opinion few days ago we set out to do at least a review of a series with each lyrics our alphabet (except for N). So last Saturday we set up the review I am not an angel for the letter N and this time we will complete the Z.
The work in question is Zatch Bell! a shonen which always had struck me for a long time I was debating if I have one or not. He had seen several chapters of the anime on TV and had read good reviews of the series and he ended up falling like a Christmas gift.
This manga has very good dose of action, emotion, humor and also has many and good characters. At first started to appear so many Mamodos is a little heavy, but it is the beginning of what will be a fun shonen.
Zatch Bell! has the much vaunted gender topics such as courage, loyalty, friendship, desire for improvement ... and the author tells us over the three great sagas of the manga. The beginning of the work does not stop being a series of struggles between Zatch and several Mamodos. And from took ten starts the first of the three sagas, Mamodos Millennials. Later Faudo comes the saga and finally the Final Saga (the most cortita).
In this series the appearance of each character always wears a plus since every mamodo must always be accompanied by a human, so it was double work Raiku with the appearance of each new character. Personally I find that the author does a great job knowing carry so many characters at once for so long. There are characters with whom you admire, Gam-jeom, Tia, Wonrei or Ponygon, among others, because they go out for much of the manga, but there Mamodos with a fleeting appearance but still make the reader know, Dannyboy, Rops Kolulu by example. Furthermore, the desparación one of them makes you skip the crybaby. Comment
that despite the manga is read right, only you do something repetitive especially during the final series, but also the work is easy and cool to read, so the volumes are eagerly devoured.
In conclusion, this title is the ideal book for those who love you be shonen as it will pass a good time reading history and Kiyomaru Zath.
Note: a 7.5
Original title: Konjiki no Gash! (金色 の ガッシュ!)
Author: Makoto Raiku
Japanese Editorial: Magazine
Shogakukan: Shonen Sunday
English Editorial: Editorial Norma
Posted in Spain: From February 2006 until December 2009
Format: Volume C6 (115x175), paperback (softcover) with jacket, 192 pages
Tomos: 33 (full series)
Price: 6.95 (1 to 24) - 7.50 (25 to 33)
Abstract: Standard Web
Personal Opinion few days ago we set out to do at least a review of a series with each lyrics our alphabet (except for N). So last Saturday we set up the review I am not an angel for the letter N and this time we will complete the Z.
The work in question is Zatch Bell! a shonen which always had struck me for a long time I was debating if I have one or not. He had seen several chapters of the anime on TV and had read good reviews of the series and he ended up falling like a Christmas gift.
This manga has very good dose of action, emotion, humor and also has many and good characters. At first started to appear so many Mamodos is a little heavy, but it is the beginning of what will be a fun shonen.
Zatch Bell! has the much vaunted gender topics such as courage, loyalty, friendship, desire for improvement ... and the author tells us over the three great sagas of the manga. The beginning of the work does not stop being a series of struggles between Zatch and several Mamodos. And from took ten starts the first of the three sagas, Mamodos Millennials. Later Faudo comes the saga and finally the Final Saga (the most cortita).
that despite the manga is read right, only you do something repetitive especially during the final series, but also the work is easy and cool to read, so the volumes are eagerly devoured.
In conclusion, this title is the ideal book for those who love you be shonen as it will pass a good time reading history and Kiyomaru Zath.
Note: a 7.5
