Original title: Juushin Enbu (獣 神 演武)
Writer: Ryo Yashiro
Drawing: Hiromu Arakawa
Original Story: Jin-Zhou Huang
Artistic Creation: Kusanagi Japanese
Editorial: Square Enix
Magazines: Gangan Powered and Shounen Gangan Editorial
English: Norma Editorial
Format: Volume C6 (115x175), paperback (softcover) with jacket
Volumes: of 5 volumes
Price: 1-4 (7.50 €) - 5 (9.95 €)
Abstract: Standard Web
Personal Opinion
If you get the name of Arakawa on the cover of the manga and has many numbers to succeed. And this is obviously due to the fame he has achieved the author with his most famous work Full Metal Alchemist (which of course we will review shortly, when it comes out the last volume for sale in our country).
Well, when Standard announced the licensing of Hero Tales and clear that we end up buying, since FMA is a good series and had to take a chance on another series of the author.
Of course, this series I have read it only me Sayuri or has even looked. So when the first take home as quickly devoured. The truth is that the first volume did not tell me much. A plain little number without any wonder, even entertaining. So I read that even the extras of volume to see it said. The echo of the story was set in a Chinese legend and Arakawa just oversee the project and is responsible for the drawings shows.
kept reading the series until the next volume touched and personally found most of the same. A number correct, with a very cool drawing by Arakawa but in the work of the script did not seem very striking, and not just to see how everything could be closed in just five volumes.
And then I still think the same. A work with a very good job drawing Arakawa (in case you have not noticed me mola author's drawing), but where the characters are equal to those of FMA only thing changing hairstyles. And history has a number of topics typical of the genre as much as it is based on a Chinese legend, read everything as I found really useful.
And I can not help commenting about the last volume of the series, which is 70 pages longer than the rest of volumes and costs three euros more ... I leave it there and take each one as you want.
In conclusion, the work itself is not bad (good picture and a plain little history), but after reading it left me indifferent. A shonen like any other, yes, it is very short and entertaining. Personally I find that if you can better the pay, which it already does its job.
Note: A 6
